mike: absolutely. the industry has continually improved operating practices, equipment, certainly the regulators in the u.s. have very high standards and work closely with the regulators on that. her technologies have continually made this safer. these are challenging difficult operations and those kinds of pressures, water depths and environments, but the industry has a strong track record today and there have been some notable incidents over time. but every company in this industry works really hard to prevent those. david: today, do not worry about that kind of offshore issue because the safety is better than it used to be? mike: every day i get up and worry about safety and protecting the environment. it is a highly technical activity. we have very talented people and strict protocols and standards to keep people and the environment safe. but you can never take it for granted. david: why do you think it is that people of energy, but they don't love energy companies? people consume in norman's amoun

mike. >> but this lake was hiding more than gators. >> mike was the only hunter that has gone overboard in that lake that had never been found. >> something don't add up. >> people were saying, "well, i bet he ran off. " >> there have just been so many wild stories. >> two lovers share a secret. >> he had this desire to have her. >> there was an affair happening for years. >> they can choose each other. >> you're waiting for that crack. >> he was going to kill you to make you go away. >> obviously she knew what she had to know. >> or choose the truth. >> finally we're gonna find out what really happened. maybe justice will be served. >> hello and welcome to "dateline. " mike williams doted on his wife denise and their baby girl. the perfect husband. he had a successful career, cooked and cleaned, and friends joked they would like to have a mike williams of their own. suddenly mike disappeared. was it a tragic accident? one of the people who knew him best believed something more sinister was

mike. mike: dan springer live from pullman, washington, thanks very much. for the more on this i'm joined by former d.c. homicide detective and fox news contributor williams. ted, welcome. >> thanks, mike. mike: so we expect the suspect toway his extradition rights -- to waive his extradition rights and when he gets back to moscow, idaho, presumably early week, what kinds of questions do you think homicide detectives-for him when -- will have for him when they speak to him? >> well, mike, in light of the fact that he's lawyered up in pennsylvania and from what i've been told that there are lawyers who went into court here in moscow when there was a cleanup team back here cleaning this crime scene up, they went into court and they got an order enjoining or stopping the cleaning of this place. so if that team of lawyers is representing him, mike, homicide detectives will not be able to question him because he's closed in his constitutional rights. but i can tell you, mike, this guy was a crim

mike pompeo: you are in transit? mike pompeo: we were in full on transition. we weren't just getting ready to do you are in transition? mike pompeo: we were in full on transition. we weren't just getting ready to do transition, we made the declaration on genocide and strained our policy on taiwan. we shored up defenses of nbd's. therewe shored up defenses of '. there was a lot of work going on in that last 12-14 days. zeenat: as your boss was alleging that the election was stolen do you believe it was stolen? mike pompeo:alleging that the es stolen do you believe it was stolen? mike pompeo: no. zeenat: ok. mike pompeo: i don't know why that shocking. no. no. i get that there are lots of people who want to talk about january 6 and i understand that. i will give you a different story about ai will give you a t story about a different january 6. on january 6 2017i was a member of congress from south-central kansas. i was the congress from south-cl kansas. i was the nominee for cia director and asked to come to trump tower for a briefing that was going to be given

mike? >> mike: nate foy live in kyiv tonight. nate, thanks a lot. ♪ ♪ the body of pope emeritus benedict is lying in state in signed peters square. ahead of thursday's funeral. religion correspondent lauren green shows us tonight from rome. >> this morning a solemn procession of clergy and household staff accompanied pope emeritus benedict's body as it was moved from the monastery in the vatican gardens to st. peters basilica. a private ceremony for vaft can staff followed benedict now lying in repose dressed in a red cape the. clutching a rosary. he will be laid to rest thursday in the crypt below the is a silica with other popes which sets up another historical moment as pope francis will become the first pontiff in the modern era to preside as pope over the funeral of his predecessor. a silent queue of the faithful filed past the body of the benedict as he lie altar. all day people waited in long lines to pay their last respects many coming from all over europe and the world. some already planned christmas vacations all sh

mike: we will follow all of it. to 2024 here is former president trump out on the stump. >> this campaign will be about the future, this campaign will be about issues, joe biden has put america on the fast track to ruin and destruction and we will ensure that he does not receive four more years. mike: is that more effective jonathan? >> it's definitely better than him constantly complaining about a fraudulent election but i do think, look, joe biden ran defeated donald trump just saying this he would provide a better america and alternative to him in 2020 and he won by 7 million votes. in 2024 he will have probably the best record of any first term president to run on and contrasting that with donald trump who i imagine is going to add some point go back to his airing of grievances and weird conspiracy theories that he brings up and that will be the majority of his campaign. i'm so excited that donald trump is out on the campaign trail. ly giver him money, i will volunteer for him if it helps him be the nominee agai

i'm mike emanuel. the gunman's attack following lunar year festival 7 miles east downtown los angeles. local officials have described him as asian male. latest updates on the devastating story. hi, christina. christina: law enforcement is here, working the crime scene, they are trying to track down the suspect who is still at large, again, ten people were killed in this incident and at least ten were injured, the condition of injured victims stable to critical. a lot of people are praying for their recovery. take a look at this video, the mass shooting happened shortly before 10:30 last night at stall room studio in monterey park just east of downtown los angeles. the shooting occurred near the site where thousands of people had gathered yesterday all throughout the day to celebrate lunar new year's eve. there's a large asian population in this area. now authorities have not stated a motive in this case, again, we are at the early stages of this investigation. they say they do not know if this is a hat

mike? >> mike: heart breaking for those children. brbryan llenas, thanks a lot. ♪ >> mike: tonight on america's crime crisis lawmakers here in the district of columbia are overriding a veto from the democratic mayor and ushering in a wide variety of criminal justice reforms. critics say these changes will make d.c. a more dangerous place. supporters disagree. here is correspondent mark meredith. >> the motion is approved 12-1. >> by an overwhelming majority, today washington, d.c. city council overrode a mayoral veto moving forward major changes to the city's criminal justice system. >> it is a long overdue overhaul of our criminal code firsthanded down to us from congress back in 1901? starting in 202025 people charged with misdemeanors can request a jury trial potentially prolonging criminal proceedings. all mandatory minimum sentences will be invalley except for first degree murder and those behind bars who served 20 years or more can apply for early release. >> this certainly stretches the criminal justice system. >> d.c.'s dem

have you been low, mike? yeah, i have had moments of depression and moments of being down and that can creep up at any time. you could have the greatest day and something that happens is, like, oh, what if i could do that? what if i could have a drink? it's the first 30 seconds but then it's about realising, back to reality sort of thing and then, boom, you know where you need to be. it's march and andrew is welcoming a vip visitor to birkenhead. shipbuilding was closing. young people didn't see a future. literally, in some estates in birkenhead, were some of the first places where the heroin epidemic started. we've been telling dame carol black, the country's top independent advisor on tackling drug misuse, about the recovery village here. this is our cafe. is this your cafe? yeah! and she has asked to come and see it. pleased to meet you. you are very welcome! thank you! this place is being called the beating heart of- the recovery community of birkenhead. - she has written the latest major report on addict

>> mike: i'm sure they are. i'm sure we don't know who it is but the numbers increasing. >> harris : three and a 36 days of the war in ukraine. >> tammy: and remarkable time but we also know there is a story kind of under the radar strangely but has been a concern of the american people regarding corruption in ukraine and being able to track the money, track the equipment and suddenly now there is a story about how they are dealing with generals and money and food and aid were all being redirected so that becomes for the american people as we have an open border here, as inflation continues, gas prices going up again, the wage gap happening rate, inflation overcoming how much wages have gone up and yet we hear every day it's like another 2 billion come another several billion, this, that, and the other. so corruption and at least some clarity about being able to track this money, it seems impossible at this point. would you agree and you've touched on this, that this would not have happened if afghanistan had no

. >> mike is a man of convictions. and principles. not afraid to stant up to the staup stand up to status quo or make harder decisions. >> i had a lot of dealings with the secretary, i spent a lot of time with diplomatic missions with him. i can tell you every time mike was in the room, people knew america was there. >> we always knew who our boss was, the american people, we have to get it right for america, we could never take risks that would put us in a place. we shorthanded this america first, but it was thinking about america, as this most important place. its people, and america's place in the world as most important nation among all. >> when you work with mike. he is so focused on outcomes and results, less about the activities, it doesn't matter the actions or meetings you sat in, it is did we get the results for the american people? that is his focus. >> wherever mike was, people knew that america was strength, he projected strength, and leadership and courage. >> i am sanctioned by the chinese communist party, that is sendi

. >> mike is a man of convictions. and principles. not afraid to stant up to tup stand up to status quo or make harder decisions. >> i had a lot of dealings with the secretary, i spent a lot of time with diplomatic missions with him. i can tell you every time mike was in the room, people knew america was there. >> we always knew who our boss was, the american people, we have to get it right for america, we could never take risks that would put us in a place. we shorthanded this america first, but it was thinking about america, as this most important place. its people, and america's place in the world as most important nation among all. >> when you work with mike. he is so focused on outcomes and results, less about the activities, it doesn't matter the actions or meetings you sat in, it is did we get the results for the american people? that is his focus. >> wherever mike was, people knew that america was strength, he projected strength, and leadership and courage. >> i am sanctioned by the chinese communist party, that is sending a m

on the desk tonight, mike khouw, brian sutland and special guest, guy adami. action this week, amazon, southwest, t-mobile, lyft, and charge point as for etfs medical innovation seem big trades here shares down nearly 75% this year mike, what has the action been here today >> yeah, we saw the stock hit its lows for the year on wednesday, and then it bounced really hard and we saw a lot of bullish activity going on in lyft we saw a purchase of 50,000 of the january 11 call spreads, making a bullish bet risking 50 cents or so on a bet this thing could get up to 12 f12.5 by january expiration, which is three weeks from today what's going on here -- this is an interesting case, because 2023 is going to be a really important year for lyft. it's going to be the first year where the company is going to see positive earnings and positive free cash flow. at least that's what the street expects. if it does, we're looking at a company trading forward if it gets to that income. >> brian >> lyft earnings are february 8th. i'd be playing february options. the the stock is g

i'm dana perino, good morning, mike. >> mike: great to be with you. i'm mike emanuel in for bill hemmer. eric adams visited the border over the weekend and his city has received buses full of migrants in recent months. former acting dhs secretary chad wolf calling on the federal government to do more. >> it's clear they don't have a good handle what's going on but also clear the rest of the world knows what most americans know which is that border is wide open. >> dana: former chief is standing by. madison is standing by how it is affecting american cities and griff jenkins is in eagle pass, texas along the border. how do things look this morning? >> good morning. things are not slowing down in the slightest bit. if we can go to our drone right now high above eagle pass, the bridge connecting to mexico, you can see some national guardsmen repairing some fencing and barbed wire sections where they are trying to keep these numbers down. as we can show you, there is more migrants coming all day every day. we have had at least three groups coming so far.

mike: closer to 12. david: so you're producing about 25% of the oil produced in the united states. >> as a company, you could say our u.s. production is about 1.2 one million barrels a day, so we are less than 10% of u.s. production. david: right now the united states is more or less energy sufficient compared to the 1960's or 1970's when we import ed a lot of oil. i think we produce and probably consume 10-12,000,000 barrels a day. >> closer to 20. >> we consume 20 million barrels a day. david: so we are importing the equivalent of about 8 million barrels a day. which is better than it used to be. where are we importing those from? is it from opec countries? mike: canada. our neighbors are the largest suppliers of oil. you remember all the controversy around the keystone pipeline. we are a big customer of canada, who is a large resource country. >> how do you get that oil down here? >> there are other pipelines that have been built in years gone by and sometimes it flows by rail. and some of it comes by

mike: alex, many thanks. for more on the discussions i'm joined here in studio by florida republican congressman and member of the house armed services and judiciary committees matt gaetz welcome, congressman, great to have you. >> good to be with you. mike: is it worth going 15 rounds to elect a speaker? >> absolutely. we got concessions that really were being rejected as early as monday when it comes to being able to read legislation, 72 hours before its adoption, individual appropriations bills and ultimately what we negotiated ensure that is we will never again have a circumstance like omnibus spending legislation because bills will have to comport to a single subject. there will be germantiy requirements, open process and i'm thrilled where the house of representatives is today. mike: the construct of these rules concessions functionally turn the speakership into a ceremonial position, do you mean that? >> long live the speaker. i look forward working closely with him but he did agree to his great credit

have you been low, mike? yeah, i have had moments of depression and moments of being down and that can creep up at any time. you could have the greatest day and something that happens is, like, oh, what if i could do that? what if i could have a drink? it's the first 30 seconds but then it's about realising, back to reality sort of thing and then, boom, you know where you need to be. it's march and andrew is welcoming a vip visitor to birkenhead. shipbuilding was closing. young people didn't see a future. literally, in some estates in birkenhead, were some of the first places where the heroin epidemic started. we've been telling dame carol black, the country's top independent advisor on tackling drug misuse, about the recovery village here. this is our cafe. is this your cafe? yeah! and she has asked to come and see it. pleased to meet you. you are very welcome! thank you! this place is being called - the beating heart of the recovery community of birkenhead. she has written the latest major report on addicti

buy tesla march 17150 calls and buy meta march 17140 calls mike, what do you think? >> 150, that's a tough one for march in tesla i'm not sure this one is completely out of the woods. favor overpurchasing the stock, though i have to say i'd be looking at a 30, 35 delta call. meta you're closer i would say much closer to the money, so that's a better bet as far as i'm concerned. but it's had quite a run again, calls are probably the best way. >> carter, one quick thought? >> i'm not bounce camp for tesla, but 150 is a stretch. >> final calls carter, you still have the floor. >> thank you to me it's gold or gdx, minors or the metal. >> i like oih versus xop. >> where we began the evening. >> mike, how about you >> you're trying to do pairs trades, i think options are a good way to play it because you can manage your risk on the oih, longer term, 60, 0 days out, and xop, buy puts on the shortside. >> gentleman, it's been great being with you that does it for "options action." we'll be here next friday. do not, i repeat, do not g >>> my mission is simple, to make you mon

that's mike pence. that makes things and then to sometimes one of my roles here is to smarten you up. in the african american community, when we leave a job, we ain't taking [bleep] with us. we out. not even the curtains. leave it, i'm gone. it's never anything, because we think if you take it they're going to try to come get it, so we just leave it. >> greg: like your belt? >> come get it! so obama's clean, and of the president, and carter, they didn't even have paper back then so there's nothing there. all those people, pence, trump, obama, none of them had a child making money during that time with foreign entities. so it's completely different. and none of them hid things like a crackhead would. they are, they are , they are. so it's all completely different. you know what, sweet ol' mike pence, good for him. his will be the first one we get to read, i guarantee it's going to be, like, "turkey sandwiches on the menu of the white house." i will 1000% that anybody who wants to do that. poor, sweet mik

i would take profits if long. >> mike? >> yeah, i mean, first of all, when we were in those lows, we talked a lot about some of these names. we talked about baba, k web. actually, we were and are still long jd.com. but, you know, this is quite a run that we've seen. we are back to a difficult level. some people have taken some profits. other i suspect are hedging them one of the biggest trades we saw all week was a purchase of 43,000 of the puts they have some time to expiration, and those will be profitable even if it doesn't blow through that strike in the near term. >> brian, your thought os writ goes near term or stay long and hedge? >> if i had a give a star rating on emerging narcotics in general, i'd give them a 4 our 5 and play to the upside we highlighted trades a month ago where people were buying call spreads and trading to the upsierkd right about this level. it's not unusual that market is totally flipped. now you're seeing put buy. i could see a correction 5%, 10%, back to the downside. it's had quite a run i

mike pence? and would the real mike pence, now disguised as donald trump, have to chase him down and prove his true identity? and if that was the plan, and we suspect it was - [ light laughter ] it backfired spectacularly, because they forgot one thing. mike pence can catch donald trump, because mike pence runs like this [ laughter and applause in reality, the biden and pence revelations show that this is a lot more commonplace than most of us realized, and that if trump had just given the documents back when asked, there wouldn't have been a problem instead he lied and obstructed for over a year. that's what makes his case different. that and the fact that he probably had top secret documents stuffed inside - >> chick-fil-a bags on the floor. [ laughter ] >> seth: this has been "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause we'll be right back with alex wagner, everybody [ cheers and applause ♪ i have moderate to severe crohn's disease. nnow, thereh 's skyrerizi. ♪ things are looking up ♪ ♪

mike: no, i am like whatever sky. cheryl: as much as you fly don't preczech or global entry or clear are. mike: laziness on my part every time you travel internationally i get flagged my name is common i can never go through fast lines where you look into -- jfk i am always getting flagged because there is so many, many mike lees. >> precheck come on with your 21st century, we are going to help you out coming up, monday does mark the beginning of two new fox business shows, what you can expect from the shows coming up next. ♪ and it's a great day to be live the sun is still shining when i close my eyes, here's a timed but why can't every day just be this good ♪ . . know all you need for recovery. and you are? i'm an investor...in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to... na... just a moment of your time, everyone! (whispering) keep it together, turkey. singlecare, the app that truly helps you save on your meds. is that... yeah, he's here every day. do you use singlecare? no, i have insurance. oh, singlecare c

mike, what do you think? >> i'm going to start with the second name first, xlu we definitely saw some bearish act at this time in there. we saw a purchase of 5,000 of the january 27th, weekly 71 puts throes the ones very close to add the money. those were trading for 97 cents. as for iyr, and we're seeing bets on continued volatility, but not necessarily to the downside the interesting trade there was apurchase of the february 83-96. paid $1.37 for a couple thousand of those when you're buying a strangle you're betting the thing's going to move around a lot, not necessarily betting a direction. i think we have a lot of news to discuss. one decent or better cpi print doesn't signal the all-clear as far as i'm concerned. >> let's goat commodities. precious metals on the move to kick off the year. bonawyn, your thoughts on silver >> silver gives you a beta exposure to gold as you start to see outperformance of beta rates that lagged you probably want a barbell. i think whether you're going play gdl, gdx, oslv, t

mike makes a great point here. the earnings are february 2nd. if you want to go a little farther dated, certainly that's a play i use that january strike as $100 strike, a huge amount of open interest. i tend to find that that tends to act as a magnet towards the stock. that might happen in january by the time the regular january expiration, but may be waiting for earnings where you sort of get this run up and then you get the news up and it pulls back after that news event happens. i'm okay with pushing the option trade out longer a push spread seems like the right player here. >> thanks so much. we appreciate it have a great weekend, my friend. >> thank you. >>> up next, your tweets and final call >> announcer: "options action" is sponsored by think or swim by td ameritrade. >>> welcome back to "options action," everybody, triem to take some tweets our first asking with baba breaking with its down trend line from 2020, a huge 20% gain this week, and earnings coming up in the next cycle, how do we play the upcoming earnings while minimizing ris

post narrator of how america works on fox as mike rowe joins us, mike, why are so many men not working? >> mike: clearly because they don't want to get the girl. obviously. >> brian: it will not be a worry. >> mike: first of all, well, thank you it's not me warning, i'm repeating a warning. when i first heard this stat it was in a book called "men without work" by an economist called nicholas eberstadt. i had him on my podcast, we had a conversation and it is just stunning. never in peacetime have so many able-bodied men specifically not only not been working but affirmatively not looking for work. that is new. that is a new thing. it is very, very difficult to think about it because we are inundated with stories of giant layoffs at amazon, et cetera. so part of our brain goes while matt, people are about to get laid off in record numbers. the other part says jeez, 7.2 million men just saying nope, i'm out. what does it all mean? it's kind of like talking about an elephant if you're only holding onto the task. versus the tail, versus the trunk, right? it's a big, complicate a problem b

said mike should start to go find me, and mike wasn't _ should start to go find me, and mike wasn't keen— should start to go find me, and mike wasn't keen on doing that, so we decided — wasn't keen on doing that, so we decided that we would do it for him whether_ decided that we would do it for him whether he liked it or not. in 24 hours. — whether he liked it or not. in 24 hours. we — whether he liked it or not. in 24 hours, we managed to get up tojust over £2000 — hours, we managed to get up tojust over £2000 and it is carrying on now _ over £2000 and it is carrying on now. ., , , , now. even with the generous support, there's still thousands _ now. even with the generous support, there's still thousands to _ now. even with the generous support, there's still thousands to be _ now. even with the generous support, there's still thousands to be found - there's still thousands to be found before mike is off of his hug, but there is hope and a happy dog back on his bed. for 30 years a small town in australia has played host to a very important musical event. parkes in new

mike: i have had death threats. i've had people chasing me down the road in pickup trucks, flashing their lights, honking their horns, wanting me to pull over. i was even offered from the coal association a free pass if i would withdraw all of the legislation that would hold them accountable for polluting our streams and rivers, and they said, you know, "well, if you take this legislation off the table, we'll make sure you'll never have to worry about getting re-elected again." mike: we've got a mentality to allow industry to pollute for profit over protecting the health and well-being of our citizens and our environment. prit when we talk about campaign spending, you don't have to be really, really intelligent to know we need a limit. if i give you a million dollars, everybody knows, "you're my girl" or "you're my boy." [car horns honking] [computer chimes] paul: hi, zulekha. zulekha: hi, paul. paul: good morning to you. zulekha: good evening to you. paul: so much has changed in it see like a fetime a.poke. this ar

mike pompeo. when congress froze armed sales to saudi arabia after khashoggi's death, pompeo invoked an emergency saying that we had to sell them eight billion dollars because it was a national security emergency. so he's essentially upsetting it khashoggi because he was not willing to buckle under to the saudis like he was. >> that is a great point, and we should note here that of course the, biden ministration is hardly coverage itself on a new relationship with saudi arabia. there resident oreos fist bump, of the kind of harsh rhetoric that gives away to real politics because gas prices are, high and then you're going to visit him, and it is the same thing that we've seen 1 million times. but the level of supplicants, of mike pompeo, the -- kushner, trump, mike pompeo. to the saudis it was unlike anything that i've ever seen in my career are coming from foreign policy. >> no and they have been paid handsomely for it. the saudi golf courses at the drums golf course, kushner gets two billion doll

case for a special counsel to investigate mike pence. he's not the only one. today, congressman don bacon, republican in nebraska, says he supports the council to investigate pence as well. >> do you think that merrick garland should appoint a third special counsel to look into how classified material wound up at the indiana home of former vice president mike pence? >> i think americans want turner. you treat one like the other, so that's why joe biden has a special counsel. i think we'll have another one here for vice president pence. >> so that's a yes, you would appoint a third special counsel? >> now, i am not a lawyer but from where i am standing and what i've read, reporting does not seem likely the justice department would charge pence. they found the documents voluntarily, like the archives as well as the fbi. most people probably agree that the documents were taken as a mistak classified information overcharging. it's possible that every living president and vice president might actually have classified documents in the possessi

mike: we don't know. what we do know is the capital concentration that has occurred over the last decade has been unprecedented. it will be persistent, particularly if strength continues to underperform. you did start off this presentation by looking at technicals. that is the strongest i can see. it's the mirror image of what we experienced the last seven years. guy: ok. let's wrap it up with a technicals. what we think about those october lows? do we go through them? have we formed a base with them? do we go through that? do we hold the data? mike: our fundamental work would suggest we will take out the october lows. at a minimum, we will retest those lows. we still could have other policy supports. that could be a positive. we think the minimum we go to end those lows. our base case would be 3300. this is the best news i can give you. it's going to be early partly year. it's not going to be the second half of the year. if we make it that far, we probably did orchestrate a soft landing. earnings growth

i'm dana perino, good morning, mike. >> mike: great to be with you. i'm mike emanuel in for bill

i don't think it's going to hurt mike pence that much. obviously, i think it's -- i know you appreciate this. there seems to be a difference between how mike pence and donald trump handled that. i have said before, i don't think that we should judge people based on how donald trump handled something. it seems that mike pence wants to be a responsible actor. it puts him in the same camp as joe biden. mistakes happen. i'm doing it the right way. all of it is a mess at this point. all of us are scratching our head and saying, how did we get in this situation? i don't know that this is going to derail any mike pence run for president. >> peter alexander, you have been working the phones. i imagine merrick garland is asking himself, you know, how do i get myself in the middle of all of this? >> you can imagine side by side special counsels. i have been reading through the letters. i want to update people on the information as we are learning it. the discovery was initially made as we understand it last week. the former vice president, mike pen

back to you. >>> thank you very much, mike. 4:38. san francisco's flood and wind damage just keeps adding up. look at all the damage. yesterday's storm was actually less severe compared to other recent storms. super soaked ground and strong winds combined to topple trees that had been standing for decades. look what happened on the muni bus? "today in the bay's" terry mcsweeney has more. >> reporter: crews worked rapidly to remove the remnants of a 60-foot tree that came down clipping muni bus. the occupants knew what to do. they stayed inside the car. jonathan baxter says had they got out and stepped foot on the ground it may have been the last step they ever took. >> something similar occurs, the individuals get out the car or first responders such as a firefighter or good samaritan try to run up to the car to assist and become electrocuted themselves. >> reporter: mayor london breed is urging people to have a disaster plan and, above all, be careful. >> we expect trees will fall as well as mud slides. >> reporter: this was the sce

mike, what's your trade? >> we're pretty underweight the space right now. we do own taiwan semi, but that's the only chip name we actually have at the moment. the interesting thing about the trade that he was just suggesting is that when you trade a variable spread like a put spread you're basically playing at the money emplied volatility and selling out of the money implied volatility, and whether that's going to impact whether that's attractive or not is how much skew there is when there's more what we call put skew means the out of the money bids have relative puts. and interesting week over week it did steepen so actually more attractive hedging trade to put on today than it would have been even a week ago because of that dynamic. and it has had a bit of a move here i do also think this was a pretty beaten up space and has a lot of beta, so if you get some surprisingly good news coming out of earnings on some of these you might actually get a pop >> carter, what do you think of the charts >> it's not a cohesive group while there is the etf or the stock

and mike mentioned free cash flow with google/alphabet. and so maybe to sell a put because that company is cutting costs and laying off i'm okay owning that kind of stock. this may be more volatile amazon, i like the call spread to the upside. >> up next the latte lowdown on a past starbucks trade and new way to play the coffee chain don't go anywhere. good luck. td ameritrade, this is anna. hi anna, this position is all over the place, help! hey professor, subscriptions are down but that's only an estimated 15% of their valuation. do you think the market is overreacting? how'd you know that? the company profile tool, in thinkorswim®. yes, i love you!! please ignore that. td ameritrade. award-winning customer service that has your back. thinkorswim® by td ameritrade is more than a trading platform. it's an entire trading experience. with innovation that lets you customize interfaces, charts and orders to your style of trading. personalized education to expand your perspective. and a dedicated trade desk of expert-level support. that will

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. >> mike? >> clearly when we did see that slight move down in the 30-year mortgage rates, there was clearly a lot of pent-up demand. quick point i would make, d.r. horton, the largest constituent of itb the thing does look incredibly cheap if you're taking a look at what the street is forecasting for next year's earnings i would just offer a little bit of caution on that consider that you're dealing with net income estimates for a full year next year that are double what the company earned in 2019. that seems pretty hard to achieve when we're in a very different environment. we're in a different environment just looking forward economically we're in a different rate environment. i have a feeling that some of those estimates in the home builders are going to come in. >> boeing. it's been on quite a run of late, up nearly 50% in the last three months carter, how does this one look >> quite a run indeed. it's low of 115, it closed at 215, almost a double off the low. it's quite often the same circ

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mike, your thoughts on this? >> yeah. so i mean, taking a look at the options flows seen this week, start with the second name first, xlu bearish activity, purchase of actually 5,000 january 27th weekly 71 puts, those close at the money trading about 95 cents that took place monday iyr, and seeing in a lot of rate sensitive places, bets on continued volatility not necessarily to the down side interesting trade, purchase of february 8394 traders pay $1.37 for a couple thousand of those when you buy a strangle making a bet the thing will move a lot. not specifying a direction i think we have a lot of news to digest here on the rates and inflation front. one decent or maybe better cpi print doesn't signal the all-clear as far as i'm concerned. >> get to commodities. precious metals on the move kicking off the year b your thoughts or silver? >> gold and sillversilver, fix d volatility seeing out performance of higher beta names that lagged, bar bell them to give a much larger margin of safety whether playing, all make sense a

joining us now on set, mike pompeo, former secretary of state and a fox news contributor. also author of "never give an inch, fighting for the america i love" and will be hosting a special for his dealings with the world's most dangerous leaders sunday at 10:00 p.m. eastern time. i look forward to that and the book is fantastic. thank you for joining us here, mr. secretary. first up, we have been dealing with the multiple revelations and findings of president biden's classified documents. at the office, at the home, searching the vacation home, now we learn the former vice president, mike pence, documents found at his indiana home. what are we to think about these, our nation's secrets being found in our leader's homes? >> so let's start at the beginning. every one of us who handles classified information, i did it as a member of the house of representatives, intelligence committee and then a scif in my home both as cia director and secretary of state, we have a set of rules how we handle the information and we do our level best, and whether it was president trump, preside

mike, do you agree >> damn right i break. it is amazing. we could easily be surprised by the fmoc right now you could buy a 30 delta one month put for about 1% of the underlier and we were below that level just about a week ago. so why not >> all right and it is time for the final call last call from the options pits. carter braxton worth, what do you say? >> uup is the etf to get you done >> brian >> google, i still like it ahead of earnings. cheap on the upside. >> mike khouw. >> and i love that question we got. options premiums have come in quite a lot. we have big news coming up, a lot of earnings on deck. i think it makes sense >> that does it for us we'll see you next friday 5:30 for another show don't go anywhere, "mad money" starts right now - [narrator] the following is a paid presentation for neuroq, a total brain support supplement designed to boost memory and focus and clinically shown to improve working memory an astonishing 30% in just 90 days. brought to you by lifeseasons. do you have trouble concentrating or focusing on sim