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on the barron's roundtable, and levinson, canterbury.hen, it was a good week for the market and we ended by hitting record highs. >> is a lot to like when the war ended between iran and israel. we had rate cuts that have come in and there's enough, we have trade going and all these things people really like and send stocks flying higher. >> investors watching the budget bill what makes its way through congress and reports on friday that could be a deal on the exemption for 10000 to 40000 a year. >> it's never always rainbows and unicorns for you, anything in their? >> i'm always looking for risks it in this case, the biggest risk right now is the big stocks. he will get make seven and meta and alphabet did great and nvidia did great but you look down at the s&p 500, it was up only around 2% when s&p was up about three and a half and that worries me a little bit. they are still great games but i would like to see more socks going up really big. >> one under appreciated, a dollar down quietly 10% so far this year. that could be inflationar

jack: welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week i am jack otter. a list of top ceos were 2025 is out we will tell you who made the list, why and what investors ought to keep an eye on we begin with expert panel three things investors should be think about right now get my colleagues jack hough, megan leonhardt and al root. a lot of headlines but the markets ended up on friday afternoon pretty much where they started out monday morning. >> very little change fractional stocks and bonds, the s&p 500 europe a couple of 8% for the year you are a few points away from making an all-time high you still have a war in ukraine and out of war in iran there is a debt problem, tariffs are concerned, the same things are out there on the horizon but wall street has come around to the view that the worst is not going to happen. i'm hearing strategist only a few weeks ago they say hideout and value stocks could oversee stocks, stick with bonds now they're saying it's safe to go back into u.s. large caps. i wish they would make up my mind. >> you ha

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and "barron's roundtable". from the fox studio in new york city this is "maria bartiromo wall street". maria: welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was in position to for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo president trump's big bit of ability in the senate and facing big roadblocks for the number of republican holdouts demanding more from deeper spending cuts the divide leading to a very public feud on thursday between elon musk and tha data from the congressional budget office pouring fuel on the fire projecting massive costs. republican leaders are pushing back saying the c.b.o. score is incomplete. >> the c.b.o. has done for work in some areas but their projection of growth is always off. >> these people to have a good track record when it comes to scorekeeping there's a lot of analysis around the bill that is not accurately reflecting what will happen when all the policies are put into place. by the way it'll be the biggest buddy reduction in history, there is no question about that. presiden

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forget to follows on next with the latest barron's roundtable updates and see you next week on barron's roundtable and all of the fathers out there from which you have and wishing you a happy father >> new york city, this is wall street. >> heavy we can all look into the program, that is the week that was hubs position you've the week ahead and i am maria bartiromo tensions are rising as israel operation rising lion penalty day attack on iran targeting missile facilities and nuclear facility. >> this operation will continue, for as many days as it takes to remove this come the jewish state refuses to be a victim of a nuclear holocaust perpetrated by the iranian regime and remember, iran because israel the small city and across america, the great state and someone who comes to kill you, rise in our first. marie: iran supreme leader is morning is run the united states well, pay dearly and with has been a lot also billing punishment for the strikes and the attack is coming just days before u.s. special envoy see breakup slated to meet his and their hundred iranian kind of hard six round of

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that that's all he knows about barron.ike, if you asked him what color barron's eyes are he'd say, "tall! very tall eyes." [ laughter ] trump broke out the presidential sharpie today to sign a series of resolutions. he loves signing these resolutions. and even though it had nothing to do with anything he was signing, he managed to steer the conversation, once again, toward one of the gravest dangers our country will ever face. windmills! >> the windmills are killing our country, by the way. they don't look alike and they're not painted alike. different colors. you have -- even if they're white, one's a beigy-white, one's a darker white, one's a lighter white. windmills all over the place. [ laughter ] tall ones, short ones. windmills all over. horrible, horrible structures. these ugly, horrible things. dead ones. they're all dead. [ laughter ] some are hanging over, they're not allowed to bury the propellers, the props, right? i don't know why but they say you can't bury -- there's a certain type of fiber, if it goes in th

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and kevin barron, national security analyst and president of elevation global strategies. gentlemen, welcome to the weekend. julian, let me start with you. and the question about this is the thing that vexes me the most about what. we're talking about with regard to los angeles. the defense secretary saying that if the violence doesn't subside, that he will deploy marines on u.s. soil there in los angeles. tell viewers why that would historically, why that has never happened and why that has never happened. >> well. >> presidents are very. reluctant to. deploy this force. >> there is legislative constraints on their doing so. >> and either. >> they have the insurrection act, which does give presidents broad authority to use this kind of force. >> but. >> has been. very reluctantly deployed. >> or with regards. >> to the national guard. there is work with the governor of the state to bring in forces when needed. but what the secretary is announcing is a whole other level of intervention without it being requested. that raises concerns about expansion of presidential power o

here is laura barron-lopez. >> so help me god.most immediately after taking office for the second time, president trump moved to slash government spending. he halted almost all foreign aid, paused federal grants and loans, and pulled money for everything from scientific research to libraries. a flurry of lawsuits followed and many of the cuts are now paused. but the moves have brought renewed attention to a critical question about the separation of powers in the u.s. can a president just refuse to spend money that has been appropriated by congress? >> the constitution clearly outlines that the power of the purse resides with congress. the executive branch is then tasked with the execution of those funds. so it is legally mandated that executive branch agencies follow the laws as written by congress to spend appropriated funds as intended. laura: but what happens when an administration doesn't like the way congress has told it to spend money? for a long time, this wasn't an issue. there is a commonly cited example, that dates back

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white house correspondent laura barron-lopez has our report.: pointing to sunday's violent attack in boulder, colorado, president trump unveiled his new travel ban last night. pres. trump: the recent terror attack in boulder, colorado has underscored the extreme dangers posed to our country by the entry of foreign nationals who are not properly vetted. laura: banning citizens from 12 countries from entering the united states. and restricting access for seven other countries. trump claimed it is necessary to prevent terror attacks. pres. trump: we cannot have open migration from any country where we cannot safely and reliably vet and screen those who seek to enter the united states. laura: on the list, afghanistan, myanmar, chad, the republic of congo, eritrea, haiti, iran, libya, somalia, sudan, and yemen. citizens from baroody, cuba, laos, sierra leone, togo, and venezuela face heightened restrictions for entry. notably not on the list, egypt. that despite trump using the boulder suspect who is an egyptian national as justification for his act

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nice. [ laughter ] sounds like trump knows as much about barron as your grandma knows about lebron jameshter ] then when asked if his eldest son donald trump jr. might run for president, trump said, "that don is a good guy." and added, quote, "he's an outdoorsman." oh, my god, he talks about his kids like he's reading their wikipedia profiles. [ laughter ] "i love don junior born in december." [ laughter ] "1977, in new york city. that's where i'm from." [ light laughter ] during a press conference in the oval office yesterday, president trump told a reporter that if it wasn't for the u.s. intervening in world war ii, she might be speaking a combination of german and japanese. that would be a strange language, but a worse restaurant. [ laughter ] well, i kind of thought the bratwurst would be instead of the fish. [ light laughter ] now kind of sounds pretty awesome. the makers of dr. pepper have issued a recall for more than 19,000 cases of its dr. pepper zero sugar because it contains full sugar soda. but don't worry, it's still perfectly safe to drink dr. pepper zero rat parts. [ laugh

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his decision comes just 3 months into the team's season, president to lindsay barron says that fallen expectations is the reason they're making those cuts in a statement to parents went on to say our expectation. 4 on field performance are much higher than where we currently stand. glenn was named head coach last year. he will finish his tenure with 14 wins and 5 draws and 23 losses. the oakland roots plan to announce their new head coach. so >> transgender members of the military have until the end of the week to leave their jobs and comply with president trump's executive order banning trans service members. the u.s. supreme court voted to allow the band, but legal challenges are pushing back. >> four's rob nesbitt reports now on how california's attorney general is showing support for trans military members. >> attorney general rob bonta joined 19 other states filing an amicus brief that challenge is president trump's executive order banning trans people in the military. the ag says the executive order undermines the military and threatens california's efforts to protect lgbtq peop

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i mean, what are we going to do if a student like barron trump isn't using his full cognitive abilityld be telling that sasquatch in a suit is "be shorter, you [bleep] freak! you're blocking the goddamn sun!" [cheers and applause] now, it's bad enough that students are using ai to cheat on everything they're doing. what's even worse is that they're bragging about it! >> if you saw my video yesterday, you know i got called into my professor's office for using ai. but today's a new professor and a new exam, so we're still going to be ripping ai for the whole test. another exam in the bag, another 100 again. >> so, senior year of high school, we got assigned this ginormous essay that we had to do. and i was like, bro, there is no way that i'm writing this, so i copy and pasted the prompt into chatgpt, added my sources, and made them write the essay. then i got an f on the assignment. and then i failed the class. oh, moral of the story: you're going to fail all your classes if you use chatgpt, so just don't. >> ah! what are you doing to your eye? can chatgpt please tell that woman to keep

stuart: jacob, watching you on barron's round table. it's 7:30, i think isn't state queens?> around 7:30, yeah. stuart: all right. experts say affordability is nearly extinct in the housing market. lauren. my question, how much of the average families income spent on housing? lauren: almost 45%. half of your income considerably more than the recommended allocation, which has traditionally been 30%. in los angeles, housing cost more than the average person makes. mortgages, taxes and insurance? la coming in at $95,000 a year with the median income is $91,000. that according to realtor.com and majority of people rent in la. this group says only three cities meet that 30% target: pittsburgh, detroit, and st. louis, places where incomes are relatively high, thanks to the factories, and home prices are relatively low, thanks to age. pittsburgh has the oldest homes in the nation, 75 years old. they average 66 years and in detroit, age helps keep prices down in these places. for home buyers looking for new digs, experts are relatively optimistic. >> for hopeful home buyers and on t