jack welch is kind of an anyone, but hillary guy so that's where he's coming from.s a twitter war may be something of a stretch. it seems one-sided, but the first tweet did come from mr. welch 9:35 p.m. on monday. watching the kelly file on the fox news channel. welch tweeting out hate to see my old colleague austan goolsbee defending the pay to play on @megyn kelly, the kelly file. and he used to work for president obama. mark cuban scrolling through the old feed the next morning at 10:37 a.m., tweets, you have money, speaking now to welch, apparently, access, give one example of where you were able to buy, pay to play from clintons, question mark? he wants an example and a few minutes later, you know what it's like to be falsely attacked again tweeting towards welch, shouldn't you back up accusations with facts. that's where we are in this. and the thing is, charles, welch is not big into replying and going back and forth with people on twitter. cuban is. he said, you know, it's somebody else, nobody's been charged with bribery, nothing illegal happened with the f

tom: we will stop it right here. .ip up the script he is not jack welch.t with great respect for mr. welch of as a chooses. he was in a different world. every other big company maintains control in trying to ignore the other stuff and just do your job. right. is exactly i think the cards were dells, and they are now so different from jack welch. there are no leaders in any part of the world, so we have to do what is right for our people and us, and the people we serve, including the purchasers of the product, as well as those with the funds. tom: 10 seconds. can you buy the banks here? >> yes. anna should take a look at her banks right there. barclays -- the best managed once. tom: barclays? story?t to look at his >> i think the best managed banks are goodbyes. tom: michael holland with us today. coming up, peter cooper will join us. to be jackson hole -- honest, the conversation is way more nuanced now than what we heard in wyoming. we will do that next. ♪ a after jackson hole, this friday's jobs report is critical. cherry guillen wants to raise rates. ca

let me share with you, alan, what jack welch tweeted a short time ago, the former ceo of g.e. blatant lying by first clinton on fox news sunday regarding fbi and obama on ransom payment if republican ms media mainstream explodes. in other words, if this had been a republican that lied, if this had been a republican alan that had maintained their own e-mail server, there's no chance that republican ever would have gotten away with it. why does the media give her a pass? >> the media is not giving her a pass. this woman by the way stood up for 11 hours answering tough questions by hostile questioners. she went on chris wallace's show, no slouch in the tough question part. she has been forthcoming. in fact, if donald trump were smart, he'd avoid the media more because every time he opens his mouth, he's not telling the truth. he's lying about an iran tape. and, katrina, you got in trouble for saying that obama was responsible for the death of khan. come on, talk about lying. >> she's been forth come something i don't think she's been very forthcoming. i mean it takes nearly 250 d

let me share with you, alan, what jack welch tweeted a short time ago, the former ceo of g.e.ying by first clinton on fox news sunday regarding fbi and obama on ransom payment if republican ms media mainstream explodes. in other words, if this had been a republican that lied, if this had been a republican alan that had maintained their own e-mail server, there's no chance that republican ever would have gotten away with it. why does the media give her a pass? >> the media is not giving her a pass. this woman by the way stood up for 11 hours answering tough questions by hostile questioners. she went on chris wallace's show, no slouch in the tough question part. she has been forthcoming. in fact, if donald trump were smart, he'd avoid the media more because every time he opens his mouth, he's not telling the truth. he's lying about an iran tape. and, katrina, you got in trouble for saying that obama was responsible for the death of khan. come on, talk about lying. >> she's been forth come something i don't think she's been very forthcoming. i mean it takes nearly 250 days to get

tom: let me give you a jack welch moment. parts, is made up of two price and units.ng it. toyour analysis, if i want invest revenue taste. brian: it will be a combination of oath. if you think about what we're doing. if you revenue weight of them based on 12 month earnings, you find you are consistently moving out of momentum. you are moving out of those companies whose market cap is climbing faster than the broad market. you are moving into companies who have revenue that is larger than the broader market area you wind up with a more high-end portfolio. everyone is trying to play with start data with single factors. there is a lot of appetite for low volatility. those become overvalued. what a rebalance on revenue does, it moves you out of more recent winners. you participate in it. you consistently move toward fundamentalth true strength rather than those companies winning because of sentiment. tom: i'm not sold. it going. francine: let's talk about profit owings -- margins. this is being eroded. a lot of the earnings growth has been on cost cuts. when will we see

and then in 2001 he succeeded the preeminent jack welch as ceo of ge. it's been said this a lot easier to succeed in an inadequacy of to succeed an excellent. subject has work cut out by plan beginning. to make matters worse, jeff became the ceo of ge four days before the 9/11 attacks. and then had to deal with two recessions of long-standing during his tenure. nevertheless, in the 14 and a half years jeff has been the ceo of ge, he has transformed the company by focusing on energy, health care and transportation, and treating its core as a materials company, manufacturing jet engine, locomotives, gas turbines and mri scanners. in that process he has divested several divisions, nbc universal and appliances which represent approximate 50% of the sales and more recently is selling ge capital which until a few years ago was responsible for 50% of the revenues of the company. in a word, this is just company. jeff has commented that ge is no longer a consumer products company. rather, a high-tech infrastructure company. he wants the company to get the inters

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that's a fworjouse building that's the old general electric building where jack welch held court forabout 51st street and lexing tune avenue in the heart of midtown new york. good morning, everyone. tom keene in new york. francine lacqua in london. thrilled you're with us. looking at the markets churning and of course the day-to-day battle of a presidential campaign. you're supposed to take off like three or four weeks after the cone vengeance. that didn't happen this year. betsy appeared with us, former lieutenant governor working with lieutenant governor pataki and an ardent trump supporter and policy advisor and she joins us this morning. you want to talk about his economic policy and the fact is i feel bad for you. every 48 hours of or so he gets distracted and all he said about morning joe and all that. when does he get on the betsy mccoy script to benefit you and his supporters nationwide? >> well, let's look at the last 72 hours. he met with hispanic leaders on growth and addressed african-americans about how they can participate in a trump turnaround. tom: can you take his ph