About how trading does and should work. Stocks were significantly up today after the biggest selloff in three months wednesday. The dow surging 300. S p 500 up 37. Nasdaq gained 67. Lets find out what this means for you and your money. The story of gamestop is a story about Institutional Investors versus a lot of little guys all making similar trades. Kristina partsinevelos of fox business joins us from new york. Good evening. Good evening. Its a rebellion between the Retail Investors and wall street. Its got a lot of people worried. Congress, sec, treasury secretary janet yellen. They are going to be monitoring the stock swings as well as trade restrictions. You have Companies Like gamestop that are used as a weapon. You have large, big hedge funds that noticed things werent going so well with gamestop. People werent going to stores to buy a lot of these video games so the big hedge funds shorted the stock. They bet the stocks would fall. Smaller retail guys banded together in online
did you hear that? seacrest is on speed dial. he sure wise. congrats to pat sajak and such an impressive run. and way to go ryan, on your new gig. on that note, i wish you all a very good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late. i ll see you at the end of tomorrow. of tomorrow we have some breaking news tonight from the new york times this evening, some reporting that makes a recently unearthed trump recording even more incredible. if you ve not yet heard it, nbc news has independently obtained the audio of former president trump and his bedminster unit new jersey golf club, essentially admitting to a crime. here is trump in july of 2021 telling a group of people that he still has classified information after leaving the white house, and then proceeding to destroy his own defense. he explicitly says on audiotape that he could have declassified this when he was president, but he did not. take a listen. isn t that amazin
this evening. alex wagner tonight starts right tonight with my good, friend alex wagner. ts righ thank you, chris, and thk you as always for joining us this hour. we have some breaking news tonight from the new york times this evening, some reporting that makes a recently unearthed trump recording even more incredible. if you ve not yet heard it, nbc news has independently obtained the audio of former president trump and his bedminster unit new jersey golf club, essentially admitting to a crime. here is trump in july of 2021 telling a group of people that he still has classified information after leaving the white house, and then proceeding to destroy his own defense. he explicitly says on audiotape that he could have declassified this when he was president, but he did not. take a listen. isn t that amazing? this totally wins my case. except it is highly confidential this was done by the military and given to me. i think that we can probably do that, yes? we ll have to
neil cavuto. let s go to nate foy to the president s northern home, if you will. he has the big operation at the trump tower in new york city and this is where he golfs and sleeps and nate is outside the club right now. hey, yeah, any moment now if he hasn t already, former president trump will be in the air to georgia. he s speaking at 2:30. his motorcade drove by about 20 minutes ago and this all comes as he faces 37 felony charges for handling of classified documents and numerous occasions accused of showing people the boxes. take a look at the boxes at mar-a-lago and showed four people who did not have security clearances an attack plan and another military operation. take a look at the breakdown, will any retraining national defense information, withholding and concealing documents, making false statements and conspiracy to obstruct justice. now, the indictment describes an incident where trump was quoted as saying, quote, as president i could have classified it, and n
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