>> 100%, george lucas is one of the geniuses of hollywood. talked to many times is like one of the best ceos in america or maybe the world and also one of the best ceos of hollywood. getting this deal yesterday with espn and college sports, getting taylor swift on the platform, these are the bob iger -- bob iger effect. he should worry about ben & jerry's and unilever versus getting involved with companies like disney and hollywood which are really hard to understand how to make money and hollywood. very few people ever have and bob iger is one of them. he's a great person, a great leader and george lucas as well one of the great creators of our time. basically everybody supports iger except him. caroline: and is former ceo. ross: i'm ok with replacing one of the board members. especially someone like murray barrow who has no reason to be on the board. i don't think it's a horrible thing to have one board member switched for one of their picks. but in general disney is doing well right now and they're doing everything they need to do. ed: i t

the news this morning, got support from -- george lucas supporting bob iger.half cash, half stock. you got some 37 million shares. not sure how many he continues to hold, but would make him one of the larger shareholders if he's anywhere near that level. larger, in fact, than pearl md der. what they're claiming as their overall $3.5 billion investment in the company. >> what's the stock done since nelson decided that bob iger is not doing a great job? >> depends where you measure it from. >> we had jeff sonnenfeld on. he talks about nelson being a net destroyer. sorry. i'm not going there. i just think that's wrong to say, because you have to talk about what he does in the board room and whether he helps in the board room. that's why i thought the jim stewart piece was so good. >> a very positive piece for peltz. the jim stewart piece in the times. >> one of the most thoughtful journalists of our time. >> he's written some really good books. i'll tell you that much. >> lucas told cnbc creating magic is not for amateurs. when i sold luis cacfilm just over a dec

>>> news this morning, legendary filmmaker george lucas is throwing his support behind disney ceo, bobest individual investor in disney. and a statement to cnbc lucas said that he voted all of his shares for disney's 12 directors, and urges other investors to do the same. for his part, peltz has been looking to replace two directors on disney's board with himself and the former cfo, jay rasula. >> nvidia shares falling this morning, despite yesterday's ai announcements. but the stock is still up 75% this year. joining us now for a technical look at nvidia and some other key tech stocks, mark newton, fund strat, global head of technical strategy. i would ask you about nvidia just not being that expensive, therefore, is it positive. i guess that doesn't say much about the charts. what do the charts specifically say about nvidia at this point, mark? >> joe, it's been very difficult to use either technicals or fundamentals to try to fight this stock, based on reasons of either overvaluation or being overbought. the stock continues to really, you know, as we well know, it's been trading at

george lucas among them. >> yeah, but george lucas is the biggest shareholder.ig shareholder and got paid -- got paid in stock. not to sell. >> and george lucas has not been the most friendly towards disney. >> he has not in the past. yes. complained about how he was not going to stay around and work with them, but he was relieved when iger came back, that he thought a better move for the company and why he's kept his shares. >> exactly. and, you know, the same with the disney family. iger has a very tenuous relationship with the disney family, particularly abigail disney, an activist, and very critical of bob iger's salary in particular. she has come out in favor of iger, which i think a lot of people were surprised disney was able to line up the family like that. they don't get along with each other. they certainly have notalways gotten along with iger. so that's a big win on his side. >> i guess they look at it as fox in a hen house sort of scenario to all of these circling wagons like that, to mix a bunch of metaphors. >> they essentially said that. abigail

george lucas was part of the lucasfilm's class action to disney.ires that really drove the success of disney. and now both on different sides of this. >> all right, we will see how the voters weigh in on this. julia, thank you so much. >>> we are about 30 seconds ahead of the close. the s&p 500 on the verge of a potential new closing all-time high. 5176, the prior high was one week ago, just above 5175. you have pretty decent market -- majority are up-to-date, even as you have some thing -- bond yields. [ inaudible ] we will hear from powell tomorrow. that will do it for closing bell. we will send it into closing time with morgan and john. >>> stocks settle here. it looks like we are getting a record close for the s&p 500, 5178. if it stays this way, ahead of tomorrow's fed interest rate decision, that is the scorecard on wall street. that action is just getting started. welcome to closing bell over time i am --. >> -- and video having -- after an ounce thing ai chips.

george lucas, jamie dimon, members of the disney family who had been critical of him in the past supportedim. proxy advisors, all going into this meeting. yesterday, a monkey wrench. one of the largest proxy advisors came out in support of peltz. as did some board members. it made the contest a little bit more iffy. vonnie: yeah, what are they endorsing him for? what would he do on the board? chris: p issued a 133 page white paper making a lot of criticism of disney, much of which is valid. they have done poorly over the last five years. he was light on specific things he's saying he would do. as a part of his campaign he has done a lot of media interviews and people have pointed out that that is often the case with him, he doesn't have a lot of specific ideas but has joined the boards of big companies and things have improved after he has gotten on those boards. that is sort of his pitch. the big thing is ceo succession, which without a doubt is the bungled in recent years and bob iger had to come back. that's one of the things he's pushing hard. vonnie: bob iger came up with a plan, has

lucas and trevor noah.re for santa clara-based chip maker nvidia, hosting its annual conference in person and so far techies are responding by the thousands packing the center and hotels and restaurants. they are here for the nvidia ceo introducing the company's new ai technology. >> the industry is being transformed, not just ours because the computer industry, the computer is the single most important instrument of society today, fundamental transformations in computing effect every industry. >> nvidia's generated a straggly -- staggering trillion dollars in stock market value this year. apple is facing a lawsuit over the safety of its air tag tracking device. three dozen people filed suits alleging apple was warned of the risks of air tax and argue the company should be held responsible when it's tracking devices are using for misconduct such as stocking. last week a federal judge ruled three of those plaintiffs made sufficient claims while dismissing the rest. apple argues that its air tag is have indus

lucas and trevor noah. they are all here for santa clara-based chip maker nvidia, hosting its annual conference in person and so far techies are responding by the thousands packing the center and hotels and restaurants. they are here for the nvidia ceo introducing the company's new ai technology. >> the industry is being transformed, not just ours because the computer industry, the computer is the single most important instrument of society today, fundamental transformations in computing effect every industry. >> nvidia's generated a straggly -- staggering trillion dollars in stock market value this year. apple is facing a lawsuit over the safety of its air tag tracking device. three dozen people filed suits alleging apple was warned of the risks of air tax and argue the company should be held responsible when it's tracking devices are using for misconduct such as stocking. last week a federal judge ruled three of those plaintiffs made sufficient claims while dismissing the rest. apple argues that its air t

we spotted george lucas, kendrick lamar, trevor noah, ashton kutcher, and a lot of other vips from around the world. let's bring in our vip, business and tech reporter scott budman. that's a laundry list of celebrities here all to come in and watch nvidia. this guy is making a lot of people a lot of money. >> chip companies have come a long way in a short time from people dressed up in bunny suits, completely anonymous, and now kendrick lamar and na sarks showing up for a tech keynote. >> when did this become all of a sudden the rock star of a.i.? >> it's because a.i. is so hot right now, and there's really nowhere else to invest. microsoft, which is now, by the way, passing apple as the number one most valuable company, they have a stake in a.i. you can buy stock in microsoft. you can buy stock in nvidia. they have gained a trillion dollars in less than three months simply because they are the a.i. stock play, and everybody wants into a.i. right now. so people are getting hired and doing work with start-ups, but you can't invest in them yet unless you're a venture capitalist. >> we just

george lucas said he would support bob iger in his battle.nt shareholder when he sold his production company to disney. full faith and competence -- confidence, driving long-term value. the force is with bob iger. caroline: that does it for this edition of bloomberg technology. ed: thank you to everyone for listening people the podcast around the world. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> welcomes a bloomberg crypto. shaping the world of decentralized finance. >> bitcoin falling more than 12% in the last to be. the latest in venture capital. >> we will talk to delta blockchain funds. >> google talk about the millions being spent.

>> disney will win out you look at george lucas, the largest owner and taking a look at the great legacyks who have lined up behind jamie dimon. this is an all-star board. i can't imagine a stronger board out there with mary barra and mark barker of nike and james gorman of jpmorgan chase this is a strong board they have a great team if they needed to pick a ceo, they have a half dozen people to pick for people in the management team. >> we have to leave it there, jeff great to see you thank you very much. >> extra credit for you. >>> coming up, the one word every investor needs to know today and our jim cramer weighs in on the possible pullback on stocks and what investors shouldn't do >>> if you haven't already, follow our podcast on apple, spotify or other podcast apps. more "worldwide exchange" coming up after this. e's not a no look pass, double double, or buzzer beater he won't wax poetic on. ad nauseam. but oh how he can nail a software solution like the best high screen pick and roll you've ever seen. you need ron. ron needs a retirement plan. work with principal so we can help y

. >> as george lucas comes out with support of bob iger. that does it for "the halftime report." "the exchange" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> thanks, courtney. welcome to "the exchange." i'm john fortman. with green on the green, abandon tech at your own peril says our own market guest. he joins with two tickers to consider from here. and speaking of tech, nvidia announcing extended partnership with data breaks. the ceo will join us for an interview ahead. we'll ask him about that and a possible ipo in the works. >>> and more clues on housing. the latest data and talk to someone who has a front row seat to buying and selling friends across the country. >>> we begin with dom chu with the latest numbers. >> it's green across the screen, but the tech trade, which has been the leader for the last several days, and even months and quarters and years at this point, is the underperformer in todd's trade. we'll go through that in a moment. it's the dow up nearly 300 points, three quarters of a 1% gain there. so a laggard is the leader in today's trade. the s&p 500, the broader measure, 5170 t

bob iger disagrees, star wars creator george lucas and jamie dimon of j.p.ltz gets a seat stock is up. nelson peltz says they're making too many movies with women of black actors, he said that. >> that was a quote. >> you don't hear that very often. >> he said that to the financial times. stuart: we are down 69 or 70-point you are at 39400. the dow winners on the board headed by walt disney, strong game, nike, boeing, merck, chevron s&p 500 who are the winners micron, decks, and disney is on the list. nasdaq where the winners who are they micron, tesla's and their, clear way energy, walgreen alliance, coming up. vice president kamala harris, clapping to a puerto rican protest song during her visit, she did not know that they were mocking her. roll tape. ♪ >> three haiti and she stopped when she realized what they were actually singing. interesting story there is chaos among house republicans, mike gallagher says he's leaving and can boxes dysfunction and the vote margin will be down to one how can republicans get anything done. florida congressman mike waltz

we heard from so many different people with bob iger and just mention the big name you have george lucas and lorraine powell jobs and both of which represent big m & a deals and who are now saying we are now voting in support of iger. you have michael eisner who was his predecessor, and his board is the right person to oversee it jamie dimon weighed in in support from him and now that we heard support from those names and it's what peltz is saying and will continue to his vote. which is in contract to what they said he was iffing to do. >> he wants to ho the fact that the man current -- what -- he had the acceleration of the key growth points and also showed what he'd been working to implement was working and in the interview where he sat down with me, you saw the stock rise over the course of the interview with the espn spin-off and the joint venture or turning around the studio they just announceded a new head of the studio or the fact that streaming will perhaps be profitable earlier than expected and that was the barclays note out today. >> say peltz prevails and iger stays in and pe

lauren: george lucas. it's huge. so disney bought his lucasfilm back in 2012.isney shareholders and, obviously, we can't understate his stature in hollywood. "star wars," indiana jones. he says no one knows disney better than bob igerer. stuart: that's big support. how many millions shares has he got? 37 million shares of disney. >>> check the big board, please. four minutes into the trading session. it's in the green, you're up 6 points right there. dow winners, show them to me, please. headed by 3m, boeing, home depot, mcdonald's, united health. s&p 500, where are winners and hour they? etsy, international paper, ebay, 3m, cooper companies. the nasdaq composite, the winners there, please? we have cadence designs, tradedesk, o'reilly automotive, ill human ma and moog. i need to know the 10-year treasury yield. slightly higher today, 4.31. gold, nowhere -- not quite, not even close are, $2,200 this morning. no, it's $2,179. down a fraction. bitcoin, good story here. was $73,000 last week, $63,000 now. down 10 grand in a week. the price of oil moving up a bit mo

. >> as george lucas comes out with support of bob iger. that does it for "the halftime report."me to "the exchange." i'm john fortman. with green on the green, abandon tech at your own peril says our own market guest. he joins with two tickers to consider from here. and speaking of tech, nvidia announcing extended partnership with data breaks. the ceo will join us for an interview ahead. we'll ask him about that and a possible ipo in the works. >>> and more clues on housing. the latest data and talk to someone wh

"star wars" creator george lucas who with sold lucasfilm to disney back in 2012 saying he backs disney proxy battle with activist investor nelson peltz. lucas says he has, quote, full faith and confidence in iger's track record of driving long-term value with disney, and he voted all of his shares for disney 's 12 directors. disney up just is under 1%. and, by the way, we've got some breaking news right now, the college football playoff is extending its exclusive media rights agreement with disney and espn if through the 2031-2032 season -- who even knows what's happening in 2023. [laughter] they do. if -- 2032. there is a new 6-year expense tension on their previous agreement with disney allowing the company the right to sublicense a select number of games. i hope that includes cal bears. oh, i know, they're not so great right now. but -- all right. as disney tries to get the mouse house in order, construction of new homes made hair biggest gains in -- their biggest gains in nine months. it's a touchdown for the housing market coming at the same time netflix is launching its latest nf

the tock's at a 552-week high -- liz: george lucas, yeah. >> i don't know.on is regardless of what happens in next week's board vote, you know, board nominations, the shareholder vote, who's going to succeed bob iger, you know? all signs point to we think it's going to be dana walden being in the lead internally to take over, but this question that disney's been struggling with. and i think if you will be listen to some of the shareholder advisory firms, one of the things they're most critical of was sort of the mistakes and missteps around the bob chapek era. and so getting success right is absolutely critical for disney. you know, do they, should they be looking outside for someone with more streaming experience? does a creative executive line dana walden make the most sense? if we'll obviously see over the course of the next 12 months, but i think those are the big questions of whether disney goes from 120, much high or, or whether it continues to, you know, whether it sort of reverts back the that multiyear trend which was sort of struggling around 100.

lucas had a pages of really clunky script to harrison ford, who won the story, said, george, you can type this stuff. he didn't say stuff. you can type of stuff. >> i can't say it. so i think you can write a lot of articles about the impact of, about roe versus wade about human life amendments. but the before, but you can't say it because as you unfold the consequences of the degree of surveillance of women that you have to impose an order to take these ideas seriously. i think the courts and every other institution american society is going to say when we didn't mean you had a young woman had to have a doctor's note north to cross state lines. we don't meet we didn't mean to ban in vitro fertilization. we didn't understand what we're doing it because you can type this stuff, but you can't say it. that's the problem that the courts in many other institutions in american life are having their, now having to read aloud a script that was written for them. and it's clunky. >> i have to say i'm a huge star wars fan. i find it very rare. i can get started tours in politics actually go toge

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what's okay lucas of tomlinson alive at the white house thank you.l panel george washington university law professor fox news contributor jonathan turley but former principal deputy assistant attorney general tom dupree always good to see both of you. thanks for coming in. let's start with this invitation from house oversight share james comer to the president invite you to participate in a public hearing in which you will be afforded the opportunity to explain under oath your involvement with the sources of income and means. the odds are present ever shows up to this invitation? >> zero. i do not go too far out on a limb to answer this if there is no way president biden is ever going to come and testify publicly on these issues. there is historic precedent, presence have come and testify before commerce i do not think this president will do this i certainly do not think this president will do this at this point in time. the present is what do they do next question request the next move are there more witnesses they can call? guess is they will also