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Ahead on American Sunrise Early Edition, the multi front attack on the US military chain of command continues. The effort to accuse Secretary of War Pete Hegseth with war crimes in connection to our attacks on drug boats in the Caribbean is the latest. But they've already lost that battle. President Trump is defending Hegseth and the facts against him don't add up. It's now a full blown scandal in Minnesota as hundreds of government workers in that state say they warned Governor Tim Waltz about federal aid money being stolen by the Somali community. They even warned Kamala Harris about it after she chose Waltz as her running mate last year. Nothing changed. You know, it's election Day right now in deep red Tennessee, but the special election to fill a vacant House seat representing the Nashville area is a dead heat according to the polls. Will a radical Democrat pull off a big upset? The White House releases the results of President Trump's latest MRI showing the president to be in very good health for an 80 year old man. This comes as the Democrats and their mainstream media minions try to suggest Trump is not well and isn't owning the Mets enough of a long shot bet as it is? New York State awards Mets owner Steve Cohen the right to build a massive casino next to the Mets ballpark. It's yet another example of the unholy marriage between sports and gambling and the cynicism politicians have about the American public. American SUNRISE EARLY EDITION begins now. Welcome to American Sunrise EARLY edition, the show where faith, freedom and the values that built this nation take center stage. Your good deeds and bad deeds, that's how we're going to judge you. Join host Jake Novak as he breaks.
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Welcome to a Tuesday here in American Sunrise EARLY edition. A lot of stuff to get to in our program, so let's get right to it with Jarrett Stepman. He's a columnist for the Daily Signal. And Jarrett, I'm annoyed to even have to entertain this entire line of narrative, but the mainstream media and the Democrats have brought us here and, you know, silence sort of equals agreement. So we're not going to be silent here. But the Media is totally all in with the Democrats on what I believe is an incredibly misguided but probably funded decision to fully defend drug cartels in Venezuela. Here's how President Trump, though, is defending what has now turned out to be completely false accusations about Pete Hegseth, the Secretary of War, deliberately targeting survivors and not a drug boat of an initial attack. Listen to what President Trump has to say.
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Jarrett Stepman
Number one, I don't know that that happened.
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Jake Novak
And Pete said he did not want them. He didn't even know what people were talking about. So we'll look at, we'll look into it. But no, I wouldn't have wanted that.
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Jarrett Stepman
Not a second strike.
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David Brody
First strike was very lethal.
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Jarrett Stepman
It was fine if there were two.
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David Brody
People around, but Pete said that didn't happen.
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Jake Novak
And I'm seeing some things in the New York Times now admitting that they didn't have any source for that and the Washington Post. But Jared, if there was a second strike, it was on the boat. And by the way, in Afghanistan, we did second strikes all the time to eliminate terrorists. This is to me one of the very most misguided attacks on the Trump, on the Trump administration. People want to see these drug dealers eliminated and their drugs stop from coming into the country.
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Jarrett Stepman
Yeah, it's very much like the, the Maryland man story, the Kilmar Abrego Garcia, where ultimately Democrats are defending something the vast majority of Americans find absolutely reprehensible. These drugs and narcotics that are being brought into the United States has killed so many Americans over the last decade. And of course, Venezuela has been a huge part of that. They very intentionally wanted to do damage to the health and well being of the American people. They're very happy to aid these drug boats and these narcotics traffickers. So, yeah, it's quite a position Democrats have put themselves in. They want to say that they are standing for the law and for order. But at the end of the day, I mean, of course in this case, I think that a lot of the facts of the case are going to exonerate Pete Hagseth, the Secretary of War. And the reality is they're coming to the defense of people that I think most people across the globe see as reprehensible, as terrible people who've done damage to too many. So where Democrats are ultimately going at this, I think they want to, of course, create dissension within the ranks in the military. I think they want to cause a lot of damage with this. This is part of their hashtag resistance. They did this playbook last time and the Trump presidency, they Want to do it again. They want to damage his presidency, even if that means hurting the military and our operations around the globe.
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Jake Novak
Yeah, I, I think that there's an extra caveat to this, though. I'm sorry. I think that first of all, I think some people are being paid off to do this. The drug cartels do have money, you know, headline. And there's also something else going on. I think that this is more than just resisting Trump. I think now we have a full effort to undermine the country and completely really get it from within. Attack it from within. Now here's what I want you to listen to. I have two sound bites that I'm going to play, but I'll interrupt in between them. But there's an attempt to second guess again our attacks on drug boats. This will of course spread to our attacks on full on terrorists as well. The new poster boy for spreading that moral confusion, I'll call it, is of course Senator Mark Kelly. And he telegraphed to us that he would be doing this before that seditious 6 video that everyone's been talking about from a couple of weeks ago. This is from way back in October in on ABC where he's really trying to throw a lot of shade over attacking the drug boats. Check this out. You don't move a battle group all the way from where it was to.
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David Brody
The Caribbean unless you're planning on either.
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Jake Novak
To intimidate the country, which is rather intimidating, or you're going to start conducting.
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Jarrett Stepman
Combat operations in Venezuela.
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Jake Novak
And this doesn't make the United States more safe. This makes us less safe. I mean, starting a war against Venezuela over what is a law enforcement action does not make any sense. Now, Jarrett, before you comment on that, I want you to listen to this. There's nothing new under the sun. This kind of discouraging message and oh, doing something to protect America is actually going to make those troops and the rest of us less safe. Really rang a bell in my head. I've heard this before. I want you to check out a broadcast that I found of the infamous messages from Tokyo rose in 1944. I want you to listen to it and see if anything sounds familiar to you.
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Jake Novak
I mean, Jared, it's the same MO Really. Maybe we should call Mark Kelly. Caracas Kelly. He and Tokyo Rose can be buddies. Don't. Don't. I'm angry about. Your superiors are ordering you to do. Boy, that sounds a lot like the question orders thing that Kelly talks about, doesn't it?
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Jarrett Stepman
Yeah, it does. That's a great find. And I think it's an apt comparison in this case. I think what he's doing right now is very, very dangerous. And really, it's putting a lot of pressure on regular servicemen who are just doing their jobs in the military, who are falling orders. He wants to create dissension within the ranks. I mean, that's when President Trump said, and people said he went overboard and saying that word death in that social media post. What he's saying is for the regular guys who are fighting the military to disobey orders at any moment has very, very serious repercussions. That's to be taken extremely seriously. Is Mark Kelly. What's he going to do about that? By making the blanket statements about defying illegal orders that he can't fully define, he's creating that kind of chaos. And he's obviously putting pressure because he doesn't probably like what we're doing in Venezuela. He doesn't like the fact that we're putting pressure on. This regime that the left has liked for a long time and defended has been a terrible, vile regime in the new world that's caused a great deal of damage to the United States. So, yeah, I think this is all part of a concerted strategy to defend Venezuela and to create as much chaos here as possible. It's terrible.
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Jake Novak
Well, speaking of moral confusion, Jarrett, we had Luigi Mangione, who, I mean, do we really have to say? He's the alleged shooter of the United Healthcare CEO. He openly admitted it many times. His lawyers are trying to play some games now. But he did have a court appearance yesterday, and again, his cheering fans were out there. I mean, can we. I mean, can we get to the bottom of this? I mean, I really feel like our country is in serious, serious trouble. When a guy who guns down a defenseless man on the street is a hero to a bunch of young people in New York City or anywhere. It's really scary to me.
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Jarrett Stepman
He really set off a wave of assassination culture in America. Maybe this was bubbling for a long time. It's very clear, especially among some of the younger cohorts, that this is becoming a regular part of Politics and Luigi really set that off. And I do think it's not the fact that there are killers, there are people who will commit assassinations. What's been disturbing in almost all of these cases is how many regular Americans have been okay with this, have been outright, have said that they think what he did was moral and right. Many have cheered this on. That's more disturbing than the fact that you have a few people in society who are willing to commit acts of violence, that you have a huge amount of support for it among many people who you would consider to be normal people. And that's what I see in each one of these cases. Whether it's the killer of Charlie Kirk, whether it's. In this case, you see masses of people on social media saying, well, actually, I support this. Yay. Good. That's horrible. That's what destroys countries from within.
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Jake Novak
Yeah, I guess on a slightly lighter note, but also still kind of scary, Jared, you have a piece out now on the Daily Signal talking about this whole affordability crisis and how it's kind of become a political football. Tell us a little bit more about that.
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Jarrett Stepman
Yeah, I kind of want to correct the record on some of this because it is something that a lot of Democrats, those in blue states, are trying to use against the Trump administration. While I would say that Trump does have a big job in getting sort of the macro economy back to where people thought it should be back in 2019, when he was president, back then, I will say if Democrats want to make affordability the central aspect, the central plank heading into next year, I think Republicans have a very good response to it. Just look at the difference between red states and blue states on affordability. The fact is, people are leaving places like California, places like New York, where there is very little affordability. A lot of studies have shown that there's more than a 10% gap between red states and blue states. And it's because specifically of the policies, because of the. The green regulations, because of the taxes in these states, that the high cost of gas at the pump, these are all things that are tied to Democrat policies. And when they get in power, they just double down on them. They double down at them at the national level. So I do think that the writing general has a good argument on this issue now, maybe it needs to be sharpened in the next year. But I think that the proof is in. Is in the statistics. It's in how people have voted with their feet over the last decade. And I think that is a very strong argument.
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Jake Novak
Yeah. And, you know, I'm glad you mentioned gas prices because I just checked. I've been waiting all night for this update. The national average for 1 gallon of gasoline right now is below $3. We broke below 3. It's 299 a gallon. So if you're in California paying almost 5 bucks or some of these other states, just take a look at that and understand how much they are gouging you. Jared Stetman from the Daily Signal, thank you so much for joining us. Have a great rest of your week.
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Jarrett Stepman
Thank you, Jake.
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Jake Novak
Minnesota Governor Tim Waltz is in the midst of a full blown scandal right now. Some are calling for his resignation and they're not even Republicans. But first, let's get a preview of that special election for a vacant House seat out of deep red Tennessee. It's Republican Matt Van Epps versus Former Car alarm. That's what I call her Former car alarm. Afton Ben American Sunrise Early Edition. We'll be right back. Spin Quest Social Casino the presents are open and you're over the in laws. It's a perfect time to grab your phone and play spinquest.com with live dealer blackjack, craps and a ton of slots. And here's a great deal for the holiday, a $30 coin pack for $10. And if you're hearing this ad, you can play right now on spinquest.com Spinquest.
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Jake Novak
Welcome back to American Sunrise. It's a live look at New London, Connecticut. We're expecting heavy, heavy rain in this part of the Northeast today, all day starting around 9am Other parts of the Northeast further up from Connecticut are going to get heavy snow, so be ready for that. I wanted to walk to the library today and put my show together at the public library with all the nice people there, but I don't know if I'm gonna want to make the walk if it's pouring on me. Welcome back to American Sunrise early Edition. I'm Jake Novak. Special welcome to those of you who are watching and commenting on Getter and Rumble and Substack and X. I see all of you. I'm like that woman on Romper Room with the magic mirror. Maybe I'll call it all of your names. President Trump has weighed in on that special election that is today. Today, folks, if you're watching in Tennessee, the Nashville area, make sure you get out and vote. It's a special election to fill an empty house seat in that. Again, the Nashville area, he is strongly endorsing Republican Matt Van Epps over radical Democrat Afton Ben. Now, Emily Finn introduced us to Afton Ben and her car alarm passed. We showed you a video. I'm not going to show it again because I don't want to break your eardrums a second time where she ran into Governor Bill Lee's office in Louisiana and started screaming like a car alarm. I mean, it was really a former good career for her. But this radical Emily has a chance to win. The polls say it's really tight. What do you chalk this up to? I mean, apathy. What's going on here? Why would they vote for this woman?
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Emily Finn
Honestly, I must admit, her social media use, I mean, she's been car alarm all over TikTok, a car alarm, our law, all over Instagram, really been capitalizing on just the shock value of her campaign. But in the late days here, the Van Apps campaign has really been trying to pull through. And Jake, I must admit Afton Ben saying that she hates Tennessee. She hates everything about Tennessee. She hates the bachelorette parties. She hates Nashville. I mean, she is not the right person to represent this area. And I hope that the constituents, the People in that district wake up and they make the right decision today in this election. This is the type of woman that you don't want to send to D.C. to represent you. She hates everything that you stand for. And it just seems like such a black and white issue. But the politics really do get confusing in campaigns like this. And so it comes down to the people in that area to wake up and make the right decision. Jake.
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Jake Novak
You know, Emily, I think it also comes down to this. I mean, there's a, probably a lot of people, people who watch this program who are very up on politics, very astute, they don't fall asleep on it, who probably didn't know there was this election today. And this is a national story. When you have a House of Congress, the House of Representatives, that's so razor thin a majority for the Republicans, every race like this really is a national story. And yet I think there were a lot of people who didn't know about it. I think there's a lot of people in the national. I mean, I'm afraid to take a look at what the voter turnout's gonna be when we find that out. And to me, this is a form of voter suppression. Why are we having elections on a random Tuesday right in the middle of Christmas season? Random Tuesday. Sometimes they have these elections in the summer. To me, this is deliberate on behalf of a more Democrat leaning system, which makes it, makes it easier for union members who not only get the day off, but get paid to go out and do a campaign work on election day. For folks who are just working a regular job like you and me and lots of people watching, this is not so easy to go vote today. And I think that's deliberate even to do.
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Emily Finn
Even if, you know, if we lived in, in the Tennessee area, even if we wanted to participate, we couldn't because we have responsibilities during the day that would make us not be able to go something with Afton. Ben, I want to point out, just being the Gen Z girl on the show, Jake, you know, young people, college students that are able to vote, they can get out of class, they can skip class, no problem, and go vote for her. So it's going to be really interesting to see how all of this plays out today. But I think at the, when you, when you kind of get everything all together, I mean, it's very clear that only one candidate is going to represent this area well and actually loves this area and loves the people in this area and what they stand for. And so like I said, I hope that the, the people in this district. Wake up and make the right decision today. But Jake, I will say even if Afton Ben does win, we have so much content to be able to talk about her on this program, her and her car alarm.
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Jake Novak
Your ulterior motive. All right. Well, that's true. I remember people wanted Michael Dukakis to win the presidential race in 1988 because cartoonists would have so much fun with his eyebrows and his eyes. And I thought to myself, like, good luck, guys. I don't think he's going to win. All right. Emily Finn, thank you so much for joining us. We'll see you on the big show from 8 to 10am thank you.
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Emily Finn
Thanks, Jake.
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Jake Novak
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Jarrett Stepman
No problem.
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Jake Novak
That story and more when American Sunrise EARLY EDITION comes right back.
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Here's a live look at Port Jefferson, New York. It's about 45 minutes, maybe a little bit more from where I'm sitting right now. Again, it looks like a halfway decent morning, but we're apparently going to get pelted with rain all day in this area. So if you got something to do in this area in the next couple hours, go do it now and keep Rav watch Rav on your phone or something while you go out and about. Let's take a look at where the markets will begin today. We had a sell off yesterday to start the week, but actually only took a little bit off of that major rally. Several days of rallying going into the Thanksgiving break. So this morning looks like we're going to open a little bit higher. These are small gains. You see gold giving back just a little bit. Silver giving back. Crude oil at the $59 barrel level. And as I mentioned just a little bit ago, the average price for a gallon of gas in America has broken below $3 for the first time in years. Remember, it was well below $3 before Joe Biden became president. So that's big news this morning. Let's take a look at bitcoin. That's where there's a lot of drama these days. And I want to show you where bitcoin is now. Look, it's at the 87. It's up 2,000 bucks this morning. It's at the $87,000 mark. We were briefly over $91,000 over the Thanksgiving weekend and we went all the way back down to almost 81. Coming back a little bit today. There's a lot of money to be made in these back and forth trades, by the way, for people who know about day trading. So watch it. There's action there. You get someone's going to make or lose money. It won't be boring. Okay, we have big news for New York City. A real casino, not just slot machines and electronics. Have a real casino. Actually three of them have been approved for the city limits. That's never happened before. Now Mets owner Steve Cohen is going to get a big chunk of one of them. I think it's going to be the Hard Rock Casino that's going to be operating it. But Steve Cohen will be one of the owners, of course. He's the owner of the Mets. And they're going to put that casino right next to Citi Field. For those of you who know a lot of you know about Major League Baseball stadiums around the country, they do great things around the area of the stadium, like in Washington and also lots of other places. They make basically like a pedestrian mall with bars and restaurants and little concert stages. It's really cute. That's what I really wanted for Queens and for the Mets and maybe they'll still get it, an indoor casino. Look, again, not a prude. I understand people are going to bet, but in the middle of this betting scandal with pro sports, which includes Major League Baseball, I don't know if this is the greatest look, but I'll give you one more thing that I'll say about this. Hey, New York State, you're approving casinos because you think all that New Yorkers want is just go and gamble. What we also want and want even more are more construction jobs. Please approve more building, fracking, allow fracking in New York State, upstate especially Pennsylvania gets it. And that's all that money that goes to them. We have the right to it also. And on and on down the line. There's a better career out there for people other than being a casino dealer or someone who folds sheets at a casino hotel. Again, not approved. I understand that there's a demand for it. That's great. But give us other jobs also and also give us that other culture near City Field that we want. We want that for Yankee Stadium too. All right, Eli Lilly going on now to another issue is going to drop the prices for the injectable weight loss drug Zepbound. Now, this is just for the cash customers, not for the people who are getting this drug via their insurance plans. Now, the cash customers right now pay between 399 and and $499 a month for the injectable vials a month supply. Most people are now going to pay closer to $299. Some people who don't necessarily qualify will still have to pay close to 500 bucks. But most people will now get a nice price cut all the way down to under 300 bucks. But to me, there's a little bit of bad news mixed in with this. The reason why Eli Lilly is doing this is because of pressure from the Trump administration. And I understand why the Trump administration is doing that. They're Absolutely. Trying to help make drugs and other treatments more affordable for Americans, that's fine. But I'd like to see the prices go down because of a more organic supply and demand situation. At the same time that we pressure these drug companies to lower costs, we need to find out what it takes for them to make more. You want to have a supply increase so the prices go down. That's, of course, if you're in favor of these kinds of drugs in the first place. I think that it is warranted to take this drug. For a lot of people. Not everyone could just be told have better willpower. That's not the way it works in weight loss. Some people, however, probably shouldn't be on these drugs. It feels like everyone's on them, and we know they have side effects and other issues going into them. So, of course, there's a. That's a different debate. But if you're going to lower the price of something that people want, you got to increase supply. That would be a more organic solution to the problem. Okay, here we go again, folks, with another Nvidia story. But this one is a little bit more interesting, which is why I want to talk about it. Because I think what Nvidia is doing right now should be studied at business schools, maybe even historians should study it. Nvidia is trying to stay alive as a company while it's already on top. It's the most valuable company in the world according to its stock price and its stock valuation. And instead of just sitting on their laurels, Nvidia lately has been investing in a lot of the companies who buy their chips. They just took a $2 billion stake in a company called Synopsys that buys a lot of their chips for cloud computing and genetic mapping and things like that. Why is this significant? Well, I got one word for you. Kodak. Remember, Kodak was the dominant film company in all the world. They didn't get down with digital photography, something that they should have done, something they should have invested in the companies that were developing it. They should have also got invested in some of the companies that needed their material. Maybe they should have invested in some Hollywood studios who were using their film. You get my point. It's something that Nvidia is trying to do to stay on top. I find this an interesting case study. Let's see if it works for them. At the end of the day, we don't want to have the buggy whip companies still be in charge of our transportation. But for now, Nvidia is far, far more advanced than a Buggy whip. Let's say that. All right, ladies and gentlemen, start your engines. This is Moving America. Sponsored by artillery t company artilleryteaco.com use promo code RAV for 10% off your order. ArtilleryTea is all natural, whole leaf. The teabags are chemical free and each tea bag can be used twice. Artillery Tea Company is family and veteran, owned and operated and a portion of your purchase goes to help veteran and first responder charities. Artilleryteaco.com promo code RAV for 10% off your order. Speaking of investments, I was just talking about Nvidia Stellantis. That's Chrysler, Jeep and Dodge parent company. They told it in October and I reported it here that they were investing billions of dollars in increasing their presence in the United States. Okay, that's nice. I just figured that meant that they would make more Jeeps because Jeep is their most popular brand here in the United States. Maybe get a little bit more creative and bring back some more Dodge sports cars, performance cars to the market. But it goes well beyond that and we found that out yesterday. It turns out insiders within the auto industry say that hundreds, underlying hundreds, not dozens, hundreds of new people, white collar workers are being hired to work at the Stellantis Tech headquarters in Auburn Hills, Michigan. That's where the palace in Michigan used to be, where the Pistons used to play. These are white collar jobs. Now there's a lot of solid evidence here that there's a major commitment here coming from Stellantis. They're throwing a hail Mary right now, trying to get somewhere and get the cell. Lentis has always been a struggling company. Chrysler has been struggling in the United States for well over 40, really 45 years. So this is an interesting investment that they're making, but it's real. This is not just a press release and me telling you about them and saying some number like billions of dollars. Apparently hundreds of white collar tech workers being hired at the Stellantis HQ. I hope they're not people on H1B visas, but we'll find that out maybe later. Okay. A not so great milestone was passed in America yesterday. We had good news this morning about the average price of gas going down below $3 in this country. But we had bad news yesterday. We finally did break the $50,000 threshold, the average price of a marketed new car. So basically, MSRP went over $50,000 for the first time in American history. Yesterday. You might be hearing me tell you the story and thinking, hey, wait a minute, didn't that happen a couple of months ago? No, that's what the mainstream media tried to report when it got to about $49,900, they just rounded up. But I don't like to round up on this program. You either hit 50 or you don't. We hit it now. And again, tariffs are tough and that's what the mainstream media and the Democrats are going to blame. They're going to blame the tariffs, the Trump tariffs, for the prices going up. But not so fast, my friend. The prices were going up well before that and prices of those cars are only up 0.7% since the tariffs were announced. So it's not the tariffs, folks, it's all the other things that are going into the price of a new car. Some of it is expensive, new tech. And of course, the price of labor in this country is nothing to sneeze at. We have to find a way to lower those costs. It's not all bad news for Tesla. It feels like every story that I've done in the last six months about Tesla sales has been bad news. But now we have some good news, it turns out, especially coming out of Europe, especially where Europe apparently has completely rejected Tesla and Elon Musk. Well, not so fast, because in Norway in the first 11 months of this year so far, Tesla has sold more cars than any other company sold in an entire year. So they still have a month to go. And Tesla has already broken the annual sales record for any car company in the history of Norway. Now, there's one caveat that I got to throw into here. At the end of this year, Norway is going to include a tax, a new tax on people who don't own electric vehicles, if you own a gas powered car. So a lot of people are rushing to trade over to an EV in Norway. But that's been true in a lot of countries where there are new taxes coming in and things like that. And they haven't chosen Tesla. So Norway is a big win for Tesla and maybe the beginning of a comeback for that company. And by the way, I almost missed this great story that I want to tell you about right now. The police department in the town of Spring Lake, New Jersey won a statewide competition to get a free new Ford Bronco cruiser. This, this, this baby is worth over $110,000. So this is no small donation. Each police department in New Jersey was asked to compete with the social media, posting a music video or other demonstration on social media showing why they deserve to get this Bronco. And Spring Lake, New Jersey won the competition. All American Ford in New Jersey and a police tech company called GTBM organized the giveaway. That's a nice win for those cops down in Spring Lake, New Jersey. Okay, coming up, what are the best new tech innovations of the year and coming for next year? No, I'm not about to give you a list of bargains at Best Buy. Think bigger, folks. Think bigger. America's Sunrise Early Edition will have some answers for you just ahead.
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Jake Novak
It's Tuesday, December 2nd. Here are this morning's top stories. The multi front attack on the US Military chain of command continues. That effort to accuse secret Secretary of War Pete Hegseth with war crimes in connection to our attacks on drug boats in the Caribbean. That seems to be weakening thanks to President Trump defending Hegseth and the facts coming out. It's now a full blown scandal however, though in Minnesota, as hundreds of government workers in that state say, they warned Governor Tim Waltz about federal aid money being stolen by the Somali community. They even warned Kamala Harris about it after she chose Walsh as her running mate last year. It's election Day in deep red Tennessee, but the special election to fill a vacant house seat representing the Nashville area is a dead heat in the polls. How is it that a radical Democrat could possibly pull off a big upset when the White House releases the results of President Trump's latest MRI showing the president to be in very good health for an 80 year old man? This comes as Democrats and their mainstream media minions try to suggest Trump is not well. American Sunrise Early EDITION continues. Now. About presidential health. Where were they during the Joe Biden presidency when any child of five and older could see that he was not all there, that then they were not only covering it up and not covering it, but telling us how great shape he was and all things like that. Just, it's just, I understand hypocrisy is an essential element of politics. If it's not hypocritical, it ain't political. That's one of my sayings. But sometimes hypocrisy goes into the realm of the absurd. Let's get into some things that I think are a little bit more encouraging. At least we will in a couple of minutes. Joining us now is tech expert and founder of aml, AML Global and Live Shoots. And when we talk tech and first we have to address the elephant in the room, Ann, and that is AI. It's our artificial intelligence and all the spending in it and all the, and the fact that so many of the people watching this program right now, their 401ks and their IRAs are very much reliant on where the AI stocks go from day to day. I don't think it's a classic bubble in the sense that even a small percentage of that technology is not going to be used. I think it's very essential. But what's your feeling about this? Is there too much spending going on? Do we get ahead of our skis on AI right now?
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Ann Schutz
Well, you are correct, there is a lot of discussion about an AI bubble. And let's separate big tech versus investments from the VC and some of the small startups. But with big tech, you know, the big companies, they're just riding high, high and higher. And that's because they are the market's rewarding them for the promise of AI, while at the same time the reality, they are making extreme investments in their AI infrastructure. So what the market concern, what Mr. Market is worried about is are these companies, are these prices, are these earnings being rewarded for the potential of AI, when in fact we're going to have these big investments that were first being absorbed by the companies with their cash flow but now are being also financed through debt. So is there a concern that there's an over investment. We might have a rocky road, some bumps, but I consider AI a very across the board enabling technology. From consumer applications to large enterprise applications, and from abacus to a spreadsheet to the software. I mean, this is a common denominator thing. It's not going anywhere. The investments have to take play. So, you know, over the course, you know, over the course of time, I don't think we're looking at an AI bubble.
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Jake Novak
That's interesting. All right, and let's convene a very short business school seminar for you, me and everyone else watching because I think this is a really interesting case study that goes beyond the AI stuff. I think a lot of companies might want to be watching this very closely because Nvidia, which is the king of the hill of AI, it's the most valuable company in the world because they make the chips that are really the best right now for the AI sector. They're not just going to, moving along, they're at the top of the hill right now. But they're very much looking at trying to stay there or at least not becoming irrelevant in 10, 20 years. They're making big investments in the companies that they actually supply so that those companies probably don't go elsewhere. Hey, if I got a $2 billion stake in a company like Synopsys, like Nvidia just took yesterday, maybe they won't go to intel or Google for our competitors. You know, it's not a, it's not a dumb thing to do. I don't know how this goes as far as the antitrust laws. I'm going to let a lawyer explain that. But do you find this interesting? Because I don't remember Kodak buying up movie studios or photography studios across the country. Maybe they should have.
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Ann Schutz
No, Nvidia is not making sure that they don't have a red queen problem where they just have to run as hard as they can to stay in the place that they are. They are taking a long term strategy. I mean, the only problem Nvidia has is they can't make enough chips. So what they're doing is they are, you know, they're, they're charging forward, they are investing in their partners, they're investing in their, their companies. They're, you have creating investments in their strategic partners that are their customers. So they're going to have both buyers and strategic partners that are growing their bottom line with them. So yes, they are playing, they are, they are playing well in the AI space from both the producer and in terms of creating, you know, you know, create, creating good business partners across the industry for themselves. As far as whether or not there's any anti competitive practices, really you get into whether or not there's collusion and intent to restrict competition in the marketplace. Just being smart in collaborating and create, creating good business partnerships, that's just smart business.
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Jake Novak
Yeah, I mean, I just said it's really not something that I've seen a tremendous amount from. Companies get on the top of the hill and they start thinking about themselves and their products only. And maybe that's why they don't stay there. All right, let's talk about some of the tech advancements of the past year and what you see coming for next year because that got more traction in 2025. And this is not just consumer tech. I know that one of the technologies that you've been excited about over the last year are the advancements in helping people fight and monitor their diabetes. Sadly, this is still an epidemic in the United States. And you had one particular technology that you thought was very helpful in the past year that really boosted itself.
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Ann Schutz
Yeah, you already touched earlier in the show about the GLP1s. I'm always tracking things that help people make intelligent decisions about themselves. You know, your audience here, you always say that you like an interactive news experience. You have informed viewers, you like them writing in. Well, you know, people need good information. They need good information about their health and body. All people are different. You take 100 people, you feed them the same, you give them the same workouts for a year straight. Guess what? They're all going to process things differently. And we really have no information about how things affect us. Food, you know, what we consume, how we metabolize things. And the only real way to do that is through lab work and also through continuous glucose monitors. And to date, those have always only been available through, you know, for certain types of people with certain conditions through a prescription. And now there's one on the market and it's the first time there's a non fda. Sorry, there's an FDA approved but non prescription required continuous glucose monitor so people can learn about how foods, how certain, you know, what they consume affects them. Because people need good actionable data so they can make good health decisions for themselves. It's not about willpower. It's not about, you know, just certain willpower. All people are different metabolically. How we, how we die, you know, our proteomic makeup, everything about us is different. So we need to get a better understanding of how things affect us. And these technologies, such as a Glucose, continuous glucose monitor that anybody can go and learn about how things affect themselves. It enables them to make informed decisions.
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Jake Novak
Yeah, I mean, let's, let's just compare that. For example, so when you're in your car or your suv, you turn it on and you have a million monitors telling you real time data about everything that's happening to your vehicle and how it's responding to a slick road, to what the situation is with your gas tank, the situation with your battery, all that kind of stuff. If you have an EV and we don't have something like that for our bodies, someone who can create that. You know, I feel like everyone's been talking about AI so much, they've forgotten some of the other hot parts of the tech market that just a couple of years ago everyone said was the big thing. Biometrics, the watches that people wear. You know, we all know the technology could be better with those things. It's great. They give you sort of your heart rate, but all that stuff, there's a lot of room to grow there, isn't there, Ann? I mean, at one point, if I can find out, should I take that extra bite of that steak or that cake and I can see what it'll do? I mean, I think that'll make a lot of money for a lot of people and actually might even save lives.
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Ann Schutz
And how certain foods affect one person but not the other. And what times a day somebody eats. But, you know, every, everybody is different and we need to start, you know, looking at health and performance through that lens.
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Jake Novak
Yeah, I mean, again, it's just, it's a nice thing. Finally, and I want to talk about something even bigger in the tech, a little bit higher level tech, and that's, you know, basically defense and weapons technology. This has been a, very, obviously, probably the dominant story, at least one of the top three dominant stories of the last year for the whole world was the war, the Hamas terrorists and Israel fighting. We have a ceasefire now. It seems to be holding. But we learned over the past year in a greater detail just how much the tech industries of the United States and Israel are very much intertwined. You know, one thing I'm showing right Here is the F35. The Israelis 10 years ago doubled the stealth capacity of the F35. And when they do that, they don't keep that technology to themselves. They share it with Lockheed Martin, they share it with the United States. That's just one example. But we also saw Iron Beam start to work this year. These are all technologies that are very much intertwined and we don't want to have wars and these kinds of horrible things happen. But you understand now what the United States gets out of this partnership when Israel is basically test marketing some of the, some of the systems that we want to protect us here on the homeland.
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Ann Schutz
Sure. The US Israel tech relationship, the research and development relationships, the scientific relationships are intertwined. Israel is inside everything. You know, often I'm, I'm asked about traveling to Israel and as I say, the flights are always full no matter what. They're full because companies have their main R and D centers, they have their tech scouting centers, the Nasdaq has their R and D centers in Israel. You drive up the coast, you see Every, every major U.S. company research and develop, research and development happens in Israel. The US Global research and development, you know, happens in Israel. And it's not just defense, it's everything from, you know, from AI and cyber and quantum, you know, and everything that we touch in terms of the medical industry, from conducting clinical trials and research to the really sophisticated advanced imaging that, that, that's used in every single day medical practices. One of the ironies is when people start wanting to talk about boycotting Israel is if they really understood to what extent every single thing that they do that saves a life that enables modern day society. You know, the research, the development, the scientists, the engineering has often taken place in Israel. And you know, we're talking about, you know, as we open with defense. Something that's interesting is right now we are waiting for the National Defense Authorization, Authorization act to pass. This is the legislation that has been passed by Congress 64 years in a row and should pass the 6th this year, the 65th in a row. And in the House version, there's actually something called a DIU Innovation Hub. And if that makes it into the final bill, there'll be a part of the Department of Defense that actually has an official scouting office based in Israel.
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Jake Novak
Well, that's, that's amazing. Look folks, it's not about basically looking at everything being perfect or good and everything else like that, but this is important technology that we will use here, we have used here in the United States. And it's an important partnership. And Leib Schutz, thank you so much for joining us. Have a great rest of your week.
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Ann Schutz
You too. Thanks.
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Jake Novak
Okay, coming up, let's get into this Tim Waltz scandal in Minnesota that could and maybe really should force him to resign. David Brody and I will do that. We'll talk about it when American Sunrise early edition comes right back.
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Jake Novak
That's Saranac Lake, New York, very. I mean, look at that. That's like a picture, picture postcard. Did we put a camera on an actual city or are we basically looking at a snow globe here? I mean, honestly, that's like a Norman Rockwell. I don't know. That is just picture perfect Americana for you here on American Sunrise. Early Edition. Welcome back to our program. David Brody is here now. And you know, David, I want to talk about, about this because this is something that a lot of people are suppressing from. We're learning that the mainstream media is absolutely suppressing this story. Literally hundreds of Minnesota state workers. These are not Trump operatives. These aren't social media influencers. These are state workers. In Minnesota for a long time, almost two years, have been warning everyone, including Tim Waltz, the governor, that the Somali community and groups within the Somali community were stealing federal money, taking it and funneling it over to terrorist groups. Tim Waltz did nothing. Nothing. And they even tried to warn Kamala Harris about it. This is starting to come out now in drips and drabs. David. I feel like this should be existentially fatal for Tim Walsh's political career. This needs to be something that gets him to step down because other states are just gonna end up. If he doesn't get punished for this, other states are going to go to some of these communities and work another deal out with them just like this. That's what I think's gonna happen.
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David Brody
Yeah, I think this story is going to have a lot of traction because even though Just the News reported it at first, let's be clear, John, and the folks over at Just the News had the exclusive. The New York Times has now decided to pick it up and make it kind of above the fold, if you will, or close to it. And so they're devoting a lot of attention to it. And as you know, as Mark Halpern used to say, The Gang of 500, you know, they all follow each other. And so after the New York Times publishes something, you can be sure there'll be others that will jump on because, oh well, now that the New York Times has done it, then it must be legitimate.
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Jarrett Stepman
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David Brody
Lol. But look, with Tim Walz here, what's interesting to me is one specific line in this New York Times article. And let me read it to you. Here it is. It says this. Red flags in the meals program surfaced in the early months of the pandemic, but the money kept flowing. The early months of the pandemic. Da da da. Calculation 2020, going on almost six years now. Five, six years I can't keep track of. But the point, it's six years. I mean, you're kidding me, right? No, we're not kidding anybody here. And this is the problem, and this is to your point, Jake, as to why heads need to roll, Specifically Tim Head, Tim Walls head needs to roll is exactly because of that, that this has been going on for a very long time. And so the obvious question is why? Well, clearly the Somalia migrant migrants. Now see, they got me sucked into saying migrants, but many of them are actually naturalized citizens, actually. But the Somalia population there clearly backs Democrat policies. That's number one. And so they were going into the cookie jar, if you will, and many state officials were looking the other way. And so this is a big part of the problem. This is the problem, if you will. And so that's on Tim Walz's watch. And now he wants to have a third term as governor. I think it's going to be really problematic for him going forward.
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Jake Novak
Yeah. And, and again, like, this explains so much, like how does Elon Omar have a net worth between 6 and $36 million? 6 million. Let's say it's on the low end. $6 million. That's a lot of money in Minnesota. Yeah. You can buy a lot of Viking tickets. Yeah. With that kind of money. It's really, I mean, honestly, how did she. I mean, she never worked a job that we know of before she ran for Congress, at least not a lucrative one. This money is just going around to people and all they have to do is deliver block votes. You mentioned that they support the Democrats in favor of block. Boy, you know, I hope you're not selling yourself short if you can deliver block votes through a politician wherever you're watching this, because you got big money apparently.
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David Brody
And this also goes to kind of a larger issue, which is in essence that Minnesota's used the Scandinavian model here.
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David Brody
I mean, you know, this idea of higher taxes for all of these benefits and social services and everything. And why do you think they have a huge Somalia population there? Because they know where the money is, Jake. They know exactly where it is because Tim Walls has enabled this for many, many years.
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Jake Novak
Wait, are you saying that Somalis didn't go to Minnesota? Because it most likely is like their, their climate back home. What they went with the money is not where the weather was. That's the craziest thing. What are they putting Somalis in Minneapolis for? What a bad match. All right, anyway, American Sunrise, the big show is coming up from 8 to 10am I'll see you around 9:20. And we'll see you on Early Edition tomorrow, bright and early at 7am taking attendance.
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