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>> dana: woke up this morning and found out musk said i don't want to be on the twitter board. what do you think happened there? >> two things. first it reads like an impulse buy. he has that kind of money. we can come home drunk and buy a set of steak knives. >> bill: do you know what his net worth is today? $274 billion. >> thank you. for that reason he can come by on a whim and buy 9% of twitter. he bought 8.29 billion worth of twitter. he may be playing a long game. it capped off his percentage of ownership of shares if he is on the board. if he is not on the board he can buy whatever he w...

Perhaps in the last six months didn't respond aggressively enough. they did change surveillance rules. where are the arabs? they met this week in the gulf counsel and said we sympathize and mourn with you. they have not run any. our very good friends, none of them have run any bombing missions. the last was in august or september. since february or march. they said they were in this. they were all in. the problem is that the saudis are so tied down that we are now having to resupply them and we supply them, sold them $1.29 billion in more munitions for yemen because they're running out of stuf...

Talking about a face for a while. some even call it the angel of 9/11 but it's getting a lot of attention because the u.k. newspaper "the sun" published a photo of it. it's one of two pieces of what's called impact steel from the north tower where it is believed one of the planes hit. cyber monday sales surging to a new record high. cnbc's brian sullivan is here with what's moving your money. good morning, my friend. were you part of the crowd that spent $2 billion on their shopping spree yesterday? >> no, i was not for two reasons. number one, i don't like cyber monday. i want to be put on ...

Months to see if people were holding down jobs or not. as a matter of fact, people were working within the five months and they continued to get checks in the period of five years, which equalled about a billion dollars. >> this is five months, in the sixth month, are they still drawing disability and not working? >> at that point they were not working, but within the first five months they were not supposed to be working. so it is kind of a crazy situation. they were not looking at the trial period, which is so important in determining eligibility for the program. >> all right, $1.29 billion ...

Disability are skyrocketing. about a million people are on disability and are not working. >> how many have they estimated that received disability payments who is should not? >> i mean, it is hundreds of thousands. >> i mean, how did this happen? did they say this is not a good idea? or no one blew the whistle or checked it? >> well, the interesting thing for me, this report is an echo of a previous report that found very similar findings. and so lawmakers attacked that one, there was a lot of hubbub about it in the past, and nothing happened. so i'm curious how they will respond to it. >> wi...