we're going to hear from travelers, morgan stanley, and procter and gamble in the next two hours. ber 18th, 2 2023, and "squawk box" begins right now. ♪ >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc. we're live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm becky quick along with andrew ross sorkin and joe kernen. good to see you. yesterday the dow ended up for a third day in a row but you saw the s&p slightly lower and nasdaq as well. this morning there are some red arrows as we start things off. right now the dow futures are off by 85 points. the s&p futures off by 15. it comes as treasury yields continue to climb. we were looking yesterday. the 2-year yield was

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morgan stanley and proctor & gamble. hef investment officer m. nancy, welcome to you. >> thank you, kelly. always good to be with you. >> glad you're on board, today especially. let's start with united airlines part of this tough airline trade. tickets prices are softening across the industry. raymond james warning that united has an advantage in the more resilient, higher margin, you're a flier of united, nancy. but are you a buyer of the stock here? >> yeah. well, i love the airline. i've dangerously close to 2 million life time miles. i fly it all the time. but i don't like the cyclicality of the business. there's no dividends, so investors are not getting paid to sort of suffer through higher energy costs, razor thin margins, negative free cash flow and then you have spending increasing, not just the pilots contract where labor costs going up 31%, the second time they made a significant order of airplanes and that is going to have long-term profound impacts on cash flow and earnings obviously and margins. so, i think

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if you picked the wrong side, things were tough on you and with this came in drinking and gambling and prostitution and it was one of the houses of prostitution which, ironically, now is next-door to a law office where i have been for 35 years. and another picture here, this is the u.s. entrenchment during the battle and we have some pictures during that battle and this is an interesting one. you can notice that every tree, virtually has been cut down within three or 4 miles of nashville and these are scarred earthworks and no trees but mud and it is trouble. and another picturyou notice here as well with no trees anywhere anyou can see all of the stumps through here that by the united states trenches and every tree has been cut down. >> well, geral hood, he digs in and decides his frontline isn't good enough. i don't know whatever he didn't like about it, but they spend ght days digging in with his frontline and then they abruptly move it on december 10, because they needed firewood and that was his first of many disasters here. on december 9, the storm hits and december 11, some peop

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yes, football and gambling are no strangers to the headlines. port because he breached betting regulations. and earlier today, before the announcement of tonali's ban was announced, we heard the wolves boss gary o'neil say there needs to be good education for players around gambling. but there has been huge pressure recently on clubs across the country in all divisions to remove the sponsorship of gambling companies from the front of gambling companies from the front of their shirt. the premier league is a premier league teams will be doing that by the start of the 2027 to 2028 season. one charity who have really been pushing for this to remove gambling from football altogether, the big step, they came out today and said are humans and rather than lengthy bans like we have seen with tonali today, what they really need is empathy. thank ou so they really need is empathy. thank you so much. _ they really need is empathy. thank you so much, joining _ they really need is empathy. thank you so much, joining us _ they really need is empathy. thank you

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i think he's about 65 military guy and his youth worked at procter and gamble for over 20 years. and then moved over to become the ceo of levi's in 2011. he would call himself a brand guy. i think his politics were probably fairly conservative when he joined levi's. i mean, he said that to me directly, but moving to san francisco opened his eyes and, you know, he took more and more very left wing stances, which i'm fine. anybody wants to do that personally. i've done so personally as well, forcing that on all of your employees, just allowing them to express any sort of dissenting view from that. that is not profits through principles. do you consider chip bergh, a friend and a mentor? did you at one time, not a friend, but a mentor. did you trust him at one time? not entirely, no. i mean, i had a sort of, i guess a love hate. no one's asked me this before. it's a good question. you write about him a lot in levi's. yeah, yeah, i'm very i was very grateful to chip in 2011 when he joined. you know, i had been at the company for 11 or 12 years at that point started as a very young per

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proctor and gamble, an interesting story in this inflationary environment, perhaps selling less but ableices to consumers. investors are leaning in with pmg shares up 2% -- with procter & gamble shares up 2%. we heard from goldman sachs yesterday. morgan stanley stock continues to struggle right now. the wealth management challenges and what is happening on the investment banking side have been worries for some investors. the cfo was indicating he is hopeful we will see a return to dealmaking. if that includes ipo's, that was one benefit for nasdaq which is holding gains today after its benefits of public offerings like instacart, which was a helping hand to nasdaq's business. matt: morgan stanley taking a big hit today. over the last five years, still the best performer of all the big bank stocks with reinforced dividends of 88%. in the second-best, j.p. morgan, is up 58%. so it is far and away the big winner. stocks repairing losses after the 20 year treasury auction. there is less bearishness as we can see by the 10-year yield coming back. here is what alliancebernstein had to say abo

this is the code 4 digit code, and that's the gamble pleasurable and to order these voided to what fits, you know, wouldn't be the one that truly automated room. there are still going you deploying you have to assume the going to is it is mostly possible solution because we're going to buy new zillow. so as for next friday, so told me to go to see if we can set it up before the end of the last place. the data centers play a crucial role in the future of the world economy. as more users and businesses move to the digital sphere and the need for effective information processing is growing. they are critical for national security internet infrastructure and economic output. as there is a growing preference for the cloud and increased data consumption from billions of digital users. i'm christy i and you're watching the cost of everything. we're today. we're going to be breaking down the costs of these digital storage houses. data center facilities, house computer systems and associated components to store process and disseminate data and applications. because i p opperation are crucial for

there definitely was active gambling and walter ecker saw that. mentioned he he would he would quote odds in some of his newspaper columns. i think, for the rose bowl. great lakes was a 10 to 8 gambling favorite, which they wound up winning 17 to nothing. the concept of point spread didn't really exist back then, but the yeah. the odds would get quoted in the newspapers and they would openly reports. oh great. when great lakes traveled to annapolis to play against against the naval academy, they would say that soldiers or i'm sorry, sailors from great lakes would bring shoeboxes full of money from their barracks mates to gamble with with the naval academy midshipmen on the the result of the game. so yeah, it was it was it was kind of a fairly open secret at the time. yeah, just a couple of comments and then a question. first of all, ike, as a kansan was it kansas? yes, he was for sure. and i was a missouri i'm sorry, pershing was a missouri. pershing was a missouri. and he was here for the dedication of his. yes. yes. i saw a couple of team photos

there definitely was active gambling and walter ecker saw that. mentioned he he would he would quote odds in some of his newspaper columns. i think, for the rose bowl. great lakes was a 10 to 8 gambling favorite, which they wound up winning 17 to nothing. the concept of point spread didn't really exist back then, but the yeah. the odds would get quoted in the newspapers and they would openly reports. oh great. when great lakes traveled to annapolis to play against against the naval academy, they would say that soldiers or i'm sorry, sailors from great lakes would bring shoeboxes full of money from their barracks mates to gamble with with the naval academy midshipmen on the the result of the game. so yeah, it was it was it was kind of a fairly open secret at the time. yeah, just a couple of comments and then a question. first of all, ike, as a kansan was it kansas? yes, he was for sure. and i was a missouri i'm sorry, pershing was a missouri. pershing was a missouri. and he was here for the dedication of his. yes. yes. i saw a couple of team photos

there definitely was active gambling and walter ecker saw that. mentioned he he would he would quote odds in some of his newspaper columns. i think, for the rose bowl. great lakes was a 10 to 8 gambling favorite, which they wound up winning 17 to nothing. the concept of point spread didn't really exist back then, but the yeah. the odds would get quoted in the newspapers and they would openly reports. oh great. when great lakes traveled to annapolis to play against against the naval academy, they would say that soldiers or i'm sorry, sailors from great lakes would bring shoeboxes full of money from their barracks mates to gamble with with the naval academy midshipmen on the the result of the game. so yeah, it was it was it was kind of a fairly open secret at the time. yeah, just a couple of comments and then a question. first of all, ike, as a kansan was it kansas? yes, he was for sure. and i was a missouri i'm sorry, pershing was a missouri. pershing was a missouri. and he was here for the dedication of his. yes. yes. i saw a couple of team photos

he is accused of fraud, taking the money and gambling it. fact he won potentially, maybe, if you believe him, is legally irrelevant. sonali: last that we were together watching the documentary that bloomberg originals had come out with and you made this extremely strong case against effective all truism. do you think with this case that so many of the ideals that sam bankman-fried brought forward, did they die off? >> i think the community is struggling. this is the charity that sam bankman-fried was involved with. he is so closely associated with that. hundreds of billions of dollars from ftx, ostensibly profits, although you sort of wonder how that many may have come to customers. it is all tied up with this. it will be hard for followers. sonali: max, thank you. coming up, we will discuss tensions between the u.s. and china when it comes to technology as president biden prepares to meet with china's foreign minister in washington. this is "bloomberg." ♪ you don't have to worry about things like changing tax rates or filing returns. avalara

with the root cause of the stomach also bites in the blues, community sticker for the quote and i took a gamble and i sure will endure these pointed to what city of know wouldn't be the one that truly odd to me. as soon as the fuel code you keep on, you have to assume according to was that you know, his last name post runyan. it's deal us to was for next friday. so told me because the last place the, [000:00:00;00] the, the wanted list is killed as an international group of reporters come under is verify across the board and 11, and some of the colleagues say the cut them out. so what crime also this our community, the community and he's good. right. and you can even tell us the report from jerusalem and across the world web pro palestinian valley. is that taking place in a so called day of rage against the it's very informative jobs that police are tracking down on demonstrations in some cities. the use of companies that lease phones and $47.00. i'll send you and children killed and it's fairly strikes.

devil's in the details, kelly i like the idea of defensive, but the problem is, stuff like proctor and gambleere's hardly any growth, but the multiples are high it's not like verizon where there's hardly any growth. i like verizon, where those earnings weren't great yesterday, we're okay. but the stock can go up because the worst didn't happen. google's earnings were pretty darn good, just missing on the cloud and the stock is down 9% >> so do you think there could be more downside to come for the former high flyers of the market and -- some of the pes, even a microsoft case, are not that elevated even nvidia is not crazy high by some of the historical standards that we have seen. so i think one of the questions people are going to ask, should they go into, for instance, the mag 7, because they think they are the new staples and can be growth in a no-growth environment, or do they steer clear of them because they might have more downside >> i don't think there's a disaster coming in the mag 7, as you say, but it's hard to imagine them outperforming in the next year like they have in the year

and proctor and gamble, about half of their revenue is outside the u.s. now there's also that technology consumer discretionary media. many of those companies have a lot of their revenues outside the u.s. take booking holdings from a travel standpoint. 88% outside the u.s. tesla gets over half of its revenues outside the u.s. and then microsoft responsible for a lot of the profits and revenues in the s&p. about half of its results outside the u.s. so when it comes ft. headwinds for the u.s. dollar and the 10% rise, check out some of those names as being more effective. >> so, remind me again. this stronger dollar means what for the revenues and profits and hence the stock prices? >> so when you record revenues outside the u.s., to take those profits and revenues and pull them back into u.s. dollar, you'll have to buy those at higher higher dollar values. meaning you'll get less back than before because the value of the dollar is so strong and when you have to buy more expensive dollars with cheaper euros, yen, cheaper dollars, pesos, that starts to have a

deal to have the voice of the state government encouraging its citizens to buy lottery tickets and gambling that were a terrible bet. both liberals and conservatives should agree that in a compact of citizens for the common good, to play your own citizens for suckers is a fundamental step. well, now there are lotteries all over the united states in these 60 years since the march on washington, they are supported by conservative is because of conservatives hate taxes they're supported by liberals because they want public funds for public purposes. and they're too scared to argue for them in straightforward public elections. so you have a unity behind lotteries everywhere, and instead of being inhibited once every six months, as they were in 1964, you now have lotto games and jackpot bingo that change every 30 seconds because of the progressive diction of state lotteries advertised by public dollars and the voice of your government telling you to buy it. the d.c. lottery. i'll never forget it when i moved out of washington, the d.c. lottery said he had a dream. i had a picture of martin luthe

. >> and he gets free. washington gambles and lose the gamble that time. 56-yard touchdown! 20, the first win of the season and washington moving 2-3. sad news from the nfl paying tribute to one of the greatest athletes of all time, the hall of fame linebackers family announcing yesterday he died peacefully in his sleep. he was chicago bears in the early '60s, a pro bowler before any entry and retired early. and a few careers afterward, actor, broadcaster and joining cbs nfl today and known with the foundation to establish organization with early screening for heart disease. butkus survived by his wife helen, his three kids and he lived a little boy's dream playing for the city where he grew up. it was a nightmare for opposing offenses. if you had to face him, you knew you would get your head knocked off and that helped the bears win. >> carley: a life lived for sure. the women swimming team virginia college fights back when a school added a biological male to the roster. >> i never expected -- [indistinct] >> todd: cheryl casone has that story next. ♪ ♪ s... the smoothing be

with a losing horse, and we advise them not to engage in such gambling . it cannot stand against another resistance group, under what conditions can they compromise with this rotten regime, except to lose their dignity and credibility , it seems that this wave will be a broad wave that will continue. because especially the book started from me and has extensive plans and plans i will inject tahisi's regime more than before and to the society. thank you very much, mr. dastmalchian . i will definitely talk to you again in the next hour. in the name of allah, the most gracious, the most merciful, i also have the courtesy and respect to serve you and all the dear viewers, well , we saw and heard mr. dastmalchian's explanation together . arabic was declared to negotiate or sit on any negotiation table with the zionist regime is gambling on a lost horse. how do you interpret these talks in light of the developments that have taken place in the past few hours and have shown the superior hand of the palestinian resistance ? a strategic talk and to show the essence

and that's fueling resentment in the capital pack is done is taken in hundreds of thousands of african refugees of a decades of war, especially since the telephone retentive power in afghanistan in 2021. that's gamble. and most cosette fee has lived in pakistan since she was a small child, is now $26.00. the future in the country is in jeopardy of to pakistan's bombshell announcement that it plans to be pulled more than one point. $7000000.00 african refugees need to be a lot of the cracked down and i've gone refugees is not even speeding women and children. there's no information except on social media. even of guns with registration cards are being arrested. the situation and i've gone this done, isn't safe. that's why of guns have come to buckets done out of necessity. especially women. if box, if any parties come to put me, i wouldn't want to go back to understand. i have no rights to education, they're not allowed to work. it would be better for us to focus on show some lien and see what the impact sustan's border regions look forward to is are cracking down on african refugees. so i'm gonna have had id cards confiscated, others have already been deported. police superintendent in cash, if i b

one of the reasons for the chaplaincy and for the uso was to keep guys of gin, joints, brothels and gambling. i mean, as much as love the war, which generation don't turn into saints? they were not of all saints. and i, i absolutely. you know. oh, the world war two generation, a crucial part of my career, they they funded me at a crucial point. so i adore them. but don't don't turn the hustle saints there there was the morality thing does come up i mean it it is it is striking i think one chaplain says he said came up more in vietnam and korea, but he said it came up once on his ship. know he these these sailors came to him and they hulsey had said kill all -- know even if they were in the water and these sailors approached him and he said, we don't think that's really right to kill sailors, even enemy sailors. the water, we should rescue them. and he said, you know, he thought this was actually valid and he said to his he actually passes up to the chain of command. he actually talked to the executive, the xo, and said, you know these these my men have said this. and he and he got a very eva

in today's world, if you're sitting in congress and you took a gamble to make sure government was still open. and 8 people can throw you out of speaker and the democrats who said they wanted to keep government open. i think you've got a real divide. i think you've got a real institutional problem. mccarthy also said he will not seek reelection. congress is at a standstill until a successor is elected. another government shut down deadline is moving next month . washington bureau chief in his pole told me hot of this chaos and the house is likely to affect the functioning of government as well as congress and the resource until next week. phil, when the republicans spend to hold an election for the next speaker, no legislation business will be completed. so the, the congress is really standing still. and as we just heard in just over one month . a congress will have to produce a bunch of it's towards a shutdown once again. so once the speaker is chosen, they will really has to be getting an negotiations immediately. but from what we saw from the shuttle in crisis last week. and we actual

in today's world, if you're sitting in congress and you took a gamble to make sure government was still open. and 8 people can throw you out of speaker, us and the democrats who said they wanted to keep government open. i think you've got a real divide. i think you've got a real institutional problem. mccarthy also said he will not seek re election. congress is at a standstill until a successor is elected. another government shut down deadline is moving next month . so this was a remarkable showdown. let's hear more from d, w. william blue cross joining us now. william, good to see you. we still have a shut down looming, kim house continue with any form of business, or is it us government basically on hold now and effectively. i guess it's a shut down through the back door given how i'm president of the situation is we just heard earlier. this is never really happened before in the house of representatives. so people are scrambling to their rule books and to the procedural experts to see what happens now. but basically, um, no work can get done. no legislative work can get done without

in today's world, if you're sitting in congress and you took a gamble to make sure government was still open. and 8 people can throw you out of speaker and the democrats who said they wanted to keep government open. i think you've got a real divide. i think you've got a real institutional problem. mccarthy also said he will not seek re election. congress is at a standstill until a successor is elected. another government shut down deadline is moving next month . and i spoke earlier with us policy analyst, liz shaka, i asked her if this chaos within the republican party means that congress is on hold. as technically now everything that we're seeing is as you've already mentioned this as a story, this never happened. so there's not a 100 percent clarity on what they can and can't do. the general consensus is that the temporary speaker is not able to do everything that a fully elective speaker of the house would be there. it's in their incentive depaul in a other election for a new speaker quickly that they are under no deadlines. so it seems as though they can continue moving forward, but

next we will see long range missiles that can potentially hit mosque and we are gambling with the future of all mankind and work. we're risking it for nothing. we have no interest in in ukraine, no genuine national interest of the united states exist there. and here we are actually facing the annihilation of all mankind just on a, on a gamble, play in the conflict, you know, cutting it because of single of dental. but it's a sheet coupled and dropped mutual critics, 2 of them. so after this, people got to leave the foot of me. have lucian. so connectivity law, stocum. yes, novel solutions still unable to say that the will be seen by the goals that i see. the concept for to see just into it. i've seen that bit of auto finance, but i'm not i'm yes, the gloves and all of our full support of what i see invest pushing the of those dates and the thoughts as i as push me about. but also i thought i just spoke with chris mute and so that's the new just like brings me conflicts. what i'm going to be divinely stuck at the book is not many of these thing isn't ones that i still got extra staging. i

you would go to p|gamble and you could assume a gamble and you could assume that if you did commit acaught even even if you were caught and even if sentence, that you if you were sentence, that you wouldn't go to prison wouldn't actually go to prison or else, you know, your imprisonment or else, you know, your imprisonm want make that you might want to make that calculation. but the calculation. but but the appalling thing is that overcrowd prisons are very, very dangerous places. and that's what we've got at the moment. >> i'm going to read you now a statement from the ministry of justice . i'll get you to react justice. i'll get you to react off of it. and our off the back of it. and our first priority is keep the first priority is to keep the pubuc first priority is to keep the public dangerous public safe from dangerous criminals. criminal criminals. however, the criminal justice system has seen unprecedented growth in the pnson unprecedented growth in the prison population, with 6000 more prisoners on remand than pre—pandemic. more prisoners on remand than pre—pandemic . the pri

here, and the gamble is that by basically what they think of as her on it, that they're going to gain more votes in 2024 than they'll lose from unenthusiastic progressives who want to hold him accountable for what he said he would do on immigration, which is different from what he's doing. it is a risky gamble. >> yeah, i mean, carlos, what is that gamble politically? >> well, jose, i think this is an admission of two things. number one, that the current immigration policies just aren't sustainable when you have thousands of people coming across the border, most americans see that and they just don't want to tolerate that. and then secondly, there is an understanding here of the politics of all of this. we have seen all the latest polling, the current president is tied with the former president, a lot of people on president biden's team are starting to take note of some of his vulnerabilities and this is a big one. this is the president admitting we cannot stay the course on immigration, we have to make a change, both in terms of policy and politic

according to friends and neighbors, the young man was... distinguished by cruelty and arrogance, allegedly even prone to gamblingut there had never been any quarrels here before it was a quiet, calm yard, relatives came, left, went about their business, they help her there, the guys came, they always helped her, and how she is a lifesaver, the neighbors do not rule out that roman urgently needed money to pay off his debts, they are trying to explain the reasons for such brutal behavior. that is , to look at how adequate the person was in general, whether this was a state of effect, but most likely he still planned. the incident came as a shock to everyone; colleagues, friends and acquaintances express their condolences to the legendary musician, but all performances at the stas namin theater of music and drama are still on according to plan. andrey ivlev, andrey romanov, alexander tsukanov, alexey podstrelnov, lika dzhevakhishvili and. news: duty department. the entire operational feed of legal news in telegram channels is maintained by the duty department and an honest detective. subscribe. our episodes are als

the belt and road initiative was china's gamble to again achieve political and democrat influence, asl as extend dock expand its reach, and build transport and other infrastructure that would link china with many of these other countries. now some of these investments have not paid off very well, in terms of geo— political terms because china is getting pushback from some countries that feel they have been indebted to china. so this is an attempt by the xi jinping administration to put the belt and road initiative back on track... ., . ., , and road initiative back on track... ., ., ., , ., , track... to have any tangible expectations _ track... to have any tangible expectations from _ track... to have any tangible expectations from this - track... to have any tangible i expectations from this forum? i think we might see some new investment opportunities as beijing starts to turn out —— to announce, but the bigger part will be its reassuring partnership that china has their interests in mind, rather than just its own interests, and that any further is not done on terms sock and will s

we're going to talk to procter and gamble to see if trade is down. >> we had the delta ceo last week,nd he talked about some of the same concerns, the jet fuel cutting into thing, cutting into their profits. when we asked him very specifically are you seeing signs of weakness in u.s. travel, he said no, because i was trying to get to that same point, is this something we need to worry about from a domestic fi picture. the internagtional flights are some of the more profitable ones. the big carriers with international travel are more expensive and much more profitable flights. if you're talking about some of those shutting down, my thought is are you seeing americans not wanting to travel to international places, not just tel aviv? >> united has the biggest exposure to israel, and this will cause capacity to go down. as a result, that is going to be higher costs when you have less capacity. fixed costs go up when you're flying less. all those things are -- we'll talk to scott kirby about it a little bit later. >>> in the meantime chesapeake energy has approached southwestern energy abo