thank you for the list from blackstone at the -- blackstone and the specificity of it. thank you for the shout out for mcconnell's new book. we did a podcast on it. thank you for shedding so much light. we are really cooking here because we have already talked about several of the major traditions that influenced the founders, including the liberal tradition, as represented by locke, the english jurisprudential tradition, as represent a by blackstone, the classical tradition, as represented by cicero and aristotle. two of the other big traditions we should talk about include the civic humanist tradition and the scottish enlightenment tradition, and then i think we will have really done our homework. the civic humanistic, famously, through machiavelli, but also english writers like the mh and -- like the amazing john milton, whose prose is so inspiring to read today, to sydney, who is one of the few authors jefferson called out, all emphasizing the importance of civic virtue and in contrast to some of the radical individualism of the whig enlightenment thinkers, they hav

, blackstone fusing all the time. yeah. so here you have, they transition from home on our ship as part of the american experience or dream s i'm calling to being out source to barons who are now going to engage in price gouging. so when you see the price of property houses up, 45 percent here, that's fine because the market is reflecting g d p growth or wage growth. now is reflecting price, gouging by slumlord, in this case the, the black stone. yeah. right. and i want to say in the last moments of this 1st path, i just do want to point out that there is on paper, at least some benefit toward more less of a home ownership and more renting. because you're obviously more agile. you can move around, go to where the jobs are. however, that is an economy with jobs. like china say, we don't have jobs in america. all we have is money printing. so you need the assets. if you're in an economy solely about money printing, if it's only can tell the nurse is your only way to, well, is by a can tell you an effect. you've got to h

blackstone is commentaries. here is the oracle on law. anna blackstone said this.e press is indeed essential to a free state. but this consists in laying no previous restraint upon publications, and not in freedom on censure of criminal matter when published. every free man has an undoubted right to lay what sentiments he pleases a before the public. to subject the press to the restrictive power of a license or, as was formally done, is to make him the arbitrary an infallible judge of all controversy and points in learning, religion, and government. so wrote blackstone, all of this became an axiom to the american press. except in some matters relating to war, no american congress, no legislature would now dare to require advance approval before publication of printed matter. our freedom of the press begins with freedom from licensing. but that has to do with the press. what about film? in the closing years of the 19th century came this strange new media. as a peep show, it swept the penny arcades. within a dozen years, it has become a basis of a new industry. many

let's be clear, this is not blackstone's fault. the fact that you can to a yield anywhere else. tom: right now joining us, someone who has been extremely busy within the tri-state area, particularly the five boroughs of new york city, and that is our new york city euro chief shelly banjo -- new york city bureau chief. provide a word of distinction on this election. what is it? to me it has been the assent of crime, of what are we going to do about safety in the city. what is the shelly banjo distinction of the spoke today? shelley: thanks, tom. it is a real vote on how you want the city to recover. early in the election cycle, you saw a rise of the candidate like andrew yang, saying i want to bring hope and cheerfulness back to a city still in lockdown. everyone has sort of come out of their homes and realized maybe some of the more quality-of-life issues like crime, maybe those are a little more important right now to me than some of the more ideological battles that were fought over the last eight years in new york. lisa: tom has

blackstone and others will make a fortune on this.ks who have been saving money for the american dream? >> charles, regular folks are getting the shaft. you have low inventory. prices zoo sky-rocketed and competing with 800-pound gorilla who happens to have an 800-pound wallet as well. talk about an uphill battle and uphill challenge right there. talk about how difficult it is to buy a home. houses are selling in a matter of a few days. selling above asking price. they are making offers sight unseen. waving inspection contingencies and appraisals contingencies. sellers look at 20 or 30 offers, they throw out any offer that includes financing. they look all cash offers. if the apraiseal comes in late, financing falls through if you need a mortgage. add in competition for wall street. it will be even tougher for people to realize that american dream. charles: you know what i do see wall street doing this, you know, existing home prices at an all-time high, it says to me that they don't think that interest rates will go much higher. all

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blackstone is purchasing a company that buys and rents single-family homes. owns more than 17,000 houses which it rents out, offering tenants a chance to buy. bikes and president and coo john gray says real estate -- blackstone president and coo john gray says real estate is still a solid investment. >> i think it is still a good time for real estate. one is that the warning signs from real estate are twofold. too much leverage, too much capital, and we don't really have that in the real estate system today. the other, too much building, and we are actually below levels in terms of supply. ritika: global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. guy: we still have blackstone as probably the biggest landlord still in the world. obviously huge amounts of expertise and influence in this area, and it is interesting that this is the area they are focusing on, the single family dwellings. that is where it seems the demand is going to be,

anna: that was the blackstone president and ceo of speaking with does coo speaking with -- blackstone and coo speaking to david rubenstein. interesting to hear what he had to say. see more from the interview on july 6 at 9:00 p.m. im new york when "bloomberg wealth" debuts globally. we hear from the lse ceo on the importance of being your authentic self at work. that is part of our money and equality special. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i became an investment banker in the 1990's, at a time when it was still legal to -- people from being gay in the u.k. i remember sweating myself through the barrier after i got my id card and thinking, i leave the real me on the outside and pick her up on the way home. i had this absolute sense of exactly that separation. and then you realize, you spend so much of your life at the office, colleagues trust you with information, and you are not sharing an equivalent amount of information with them. it becomes an an equity of trust, actually, and that felt increasingly uncomfortable. i was invited to come out by my md. i had had some surgery, i was in the ho

juliette: that was blackstone ceo stephen schwarzman.hey were speaking at the qatar economic forum. the ministry of commerce and industry investment promotion agency are underwriters of the forum powered by bloomberg. we are playing more ahead, stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: bloomberg scoop, the u.s. set to bar some solar products made in china's region, marking one of the china -- by an administration's biggest steps yet. they allege human rights abuses. let's bring in tom mackenzie for more. what more do we know about this? tom: just to give you the size and scopes, factories -- factories in the western region of china produce an account for about 50% of the global supply of poly silicon, which is the material for solar panels. in terms of the details, two parts. the customs and border protection bureau and the u.s. will be putting in place an order called a withhold and release order for products being shipped from the company. they will be held there until that company can prove that those products are not made with force

gray of blackstone, but i suggest buggy whip is 3% revenue growth. stay with us on a friday. in cornwall. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: with the first word news, i'm ritika gupta. the world's richest governments are under mounting pressure to help poor countries fight climate change at the g7 summit in the u.k. they will get a new chance to do some thing about it. g7 leaders including president biden and german chancellor angela merkel are meeting in cornwall, england through sunday. on the agenda is the discussion of how to help financing shift to cleaner energy and lower income countries. the debate over how to pay for the nations roads, bridges, and transport system continues on capitol hill. disagreement about whether motorists or corporations should foot the bill are threatening to hamper negotiations between president biden and senate republicans pray massive infrastructure plan. i'd and pulled out of one-on-one talks with virginia republican senator shelley moore capito. a prominent harvard medical school professor has resigned from the u.s. mda -- the u.s. fda advisory

let's run through, the s&p 500, the vice of blackstone says get ready for 4500. we will break out of our slumber of the past two months. stocks are muted this morning, the dollar is down. jeffrey gundlach webinar on the dollar, he said he still retains his bearish view but in the medium-term term he is neutral. the 50 day moving average, the 200 day moving average, that could take you down to the lower $20,000. that's from a brokerage house. could it be it breaks the slumber of the u.s. 10 year government bond market? tom mackenzie is the china open market anchor. good to see you as always. everyone is telling us the chinese have got it under control. what do you make of it? tom: we both set it up so well. the key takeaway, the headline number, 9% is the highest in terms of producer price inflation, the highest number for 13 years. but what you also point out is the downstream part of the economy. the manufacturers of electric components are digesting these toss and it -- cost and it will have an impact for margins but they're not passing it on to consumers. ther

haidi: blackstone's ceo says the risk of an increase in u.s. gains taxes has led to an explosive growth when it comes to potential target for his alternative investment firm. corporate owners look to cash in ahead of legislative changes. the head of qatar's sovereign wealth fund discussed investment opportunities at the qatar economic forum. >> we have been through these periods of higher multiples and it leads to a certain type of caution, but it also presents a lot more opportunities because prices are higher. more people will sell. what we have learned is that because we are fundamentally in the private markets, is that the only reason to buy something is to make it much better. we are in the business of accelerating growth of companies and real estate. that we own. it is unlike stock investing where you buy it and hope it works out. we are change agents. if we can put more money to grow business is, we can deal with some of the issues of higher prices by accelerating growth, which gives us more protection on the downside. with the prospect

alix: that was jon gray, blackstone group president and coo.mberg wealth" with david rubenstein. sonali basak covers wall street for us. disease views -- do these views on real estate gel with the rest of the industry right now? sonali: when we look at blackrock's investment in real estate, there are still some areas they are concerned about, like retail. but the point he makes that is so important is how reads have lagged the broader market rebound we have seen that he expects to really come back. examples he had given were in logistics and rentals. the place that everyone is so curious about is mortgages. do you buy a home right now, let alone invest in properties that are for other purposes. alix: i love when david rubenstein said you should stay away from the buggy whip businesses. what does that mean? are we talking legacy retailers, old-school media businesses? sonali: it's a funny way he put it because the other way blackstone folks put this is digital transformation. like, the language that is being used across wall street now of that d

he is with blackstone group -- where mouth is. he is with blackstone group. he has been generous. it right. he is a model for philanthropy. david rubenstein, and now bloomberg wealth with david rubenstein, looking for that up in july. the jonathan gray interview is really good. that is where we stole the phrase buggy whip from in recent hours. this is the interview of the day. jonathan miller with us with miller samuel. microanalysis of housing and rental trends. you are always the most important interview of the day. help us get out to the interview of christmas. what are you going to be talking about in housing and rentals in our major cities? jonathan: we will be talking about much tighter rental markets. what we are seeing right now is a big uptick in leasing activity , leasing activity for the last several months has been extremely elevated as lower price points are drawing tremendous inbound traffic. the drop in rents causes musical chairs, people moving around to get the better deal. now we are seeing a tremendous amount of inbound, which has been missing from the migration

it is a large deal, but not a public company $6 billion, blackstone getting back into -- remember --ll, with steve schwartzman. remember after the crisis, they quickly became largest owner of single family homes in the country. they brought them all together and then they created a company called invitation homes, took it public and then they got out of it. obviously it is 11 years, but now they are buying a new player in this market called home partners of america. $6 billion deal. they have a bit of a different approach, but similar let's call it they buy homes, they lease them to tenants, give them the opportunity to buy the home. 17,000 homes here. invitation eventually got to as much as 80,000 but interesting that they are back in it and blackstone itself, $115 billion market value >> you know what is funny, david -- >> and we've heard of asset management platform there and a lot of permanent capital, recurring fee base, they are starting to get rewarded for all of that. >> the banks owned a lot of housing and i remember speaking to michael corbett who is no longer the head of c

. >> and blackstone all-time high today. >> blackstone. >> there you go. that was a fast final trade. thanks for watching "fast money. "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make you some money my job is not just to entertain but teach you. call me or tweet me @jimcramer it was a dream today being back downtown again there was so such symbolism to be on the new york stock exchange that made me feel like the old days where the action is what's the real point of this? wall street. i don't want to get too much into the down day where higher interest rates spoofed the market s&p declining .08% and for me it was a double wall street homecoming the first time being when i was hired by goldman sachs 40 years ago, the second time shortly after the legen

but blackstone is the one financial -- >> there you go. >> to use the word impervious and the environment that we find ourselves in is bullish and i'm telling you something melissa, you're not listening i know when you're listening and when you're not. analysts will have to start raising price projects. >> nadine, why don't you weigh in do you think the announcement of capital return by banks next week, will that be a catalyst for them. >> people love it. i just saw the news. in between guy and him, i would say take some money off the table after that point because i think there is a bretter opportunitiesel where going forward. so i think people understand that the banks have been stollid and performed well the banks passed a stress test and giving money back to shareholders if something surprises on the upside, you'll get an extra bump but i don't see this as something to continue on to be leader of where you want to put your money. >> let's bring in girard cassidy. great to have you with us. >> thank you, melissa. >> your take on whether or not this is a catalyst for these stocks >> we

anna: got was blackstone president and coo jon great speaking with david rubenstein for a new series,ble to see more of that on july 6. christine lagarde says it is too early to talk tapering at the ecb. we will dig into today's market reaction. the story of the week from a european perspective from our markets live team. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european market open. 53 minutes into our trading session. up half a percent on the ftse 100. the stoxx europe up by 0.3%. u.s. futures are unmoved, so it isn't reading across the market expectations. u.s. futures fairly flat. let's speak to a reporter from our markets live team. around the same time we saw inflation data drop from the u.s., we got a press conference and commentary coming through from the ecb. what was your take away from the european central bank? they did not do anything in terms of changing their policy. in fact, they did something in reassuring they were sticking to the higher pace of bond purchases. was there anything for you to really get into yesterday when it came to those higher expectations for

among the reports, john blackstone is going to profile san francisco's street crisis response team which works to lower confrontations between police officers and people with mental health issues. we've also created a special section on our website, kpix.com. devoted to crime fighting and policing. among those reports, john ramos on a push to license police officers. >> reporter: that way, officers who violate professional standards could be decertified by a review panel instead of having to wait for a court verdict. >> it's similar to a disbarring an attorney. taking a license away from a doctor. taking a teaching credential away from a teacher. >> reporter: and once decertified a person could not work as a cop anywhere else. which often happens when officers resign before they are fired. >> go to our website. kpix.com/policing for stories from the bay area. and join jane pauley for "cbs this morning" that starts this sunday at 7:00 a.m. . >>> a live look now at the numbers and stock market right now. the wall street -- numbers ending the week on a high. the dow is up more than 166 poin

shot blackstone profiles the san francisco street crisis response program which works to lower confrontations between police officers and those with mental health issues. we also created a special section on the crime-fighting policing section of kpix.com. john ramos on a push to license police officers. >> the away officers who violate professional standards could be decertified by a review panel instead of having to wait for a court for. >> it is similar to despairing an attorney, taking a license away from a doctor, taking a teaching credential away from a teacher. >> once decertified a person could not work as a cop anywhere else which often happens when officers resign before they are fired. >> to kpix.com for stories from the bay area and join jane pauley for cbs sunday morning this sunday as 9:00 a.m.. >>> we want to check in with our own poly over here. looking at your weekend weather forecast. >> we have been tracking pretty normal conditions the past several days. that will change by early next week. a couple more days of just typical early june whether in store for us tomorrow and

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locally john blackstone will look at san francisco's street crisis program.e created a special policing section on our website. john ramos with a push to license law enforcers. >> that way, they could be decertified by a review panel instead of having to wait for a court verdict. >> it is similar to a disbarring an attorney. taking a teaching credential away from a teacher. >> reporter: once decertified, a person could not work as a cop anywhere else which often happens when officers resign before they are fired. >> you can go to kpix.com/policing for more on how our communities are working to improve policing. >>> looking live at sfo, an investigation is underway after a body was found. it happened around 1:30 this afternoon. investigators say the body was in the roadway near the departure gate's terminal. we do not know who the victim is or how they died. >>> live look at san francisco. the city remembering 40 years since the first case of aids was reported by the cdc in the u.s. kpix5's betty yu joins us with how san francisco is honoring the lives lost an

it is $78 a share all cash of course, fairly sizable, 10 billion when you include debt but the blackstone entities that are buying are not part of the private equity part of the business, it is the perpetual long-term perpetual capital vehicles and blackstone real investment fund and equity partners and they're buying it to take it public, but they're buying it to keep it and provide yield and they're going to be providing for their own investors in the open-ended perpetual vehicles sort of interesting on that. >> they're hyper scale if you want to learn what this really means you have to go to the speech that jenson wang gave last week at the annual meeting about how their chips, their graph cal user interface cards work in hyper scale, co location, it means how quickly things go, and it's one of the smaller companies in this area, but i've got to tell you, when you listen to what nvidia has to say, you realize it's all speed, and it's all closeness and it's all this notion of just breath taking, where the speed of light these guys are talking about, and so what happens is, is that if yo

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. >> yes if you're in the 2 million apartments that are we partner through blackstone and others. this program. the first time, move your rent payments to the card rail snuffy's predict. gerry: thank you is fascinating and we will follow it with interest. thank you for joining. >> thank you rated. >> coming up, vice president, harris designated border finally made it to texas. a mere 700 miles. barnett coming back. that building you're trying to buy, you should ten-x it. ten-x is the world's largest online commercial real estate exchange. and it's fast. if i could, i'd ten-x everything. like our lunch. (laughs) amazing! see it. want it. ten-x it. nobody builds 5g like verizon builds 5g because we're the engineers who built the most reliable network in america. thousands of smarter towers, with the 5g coverage you need. broader spectrum for faster 5g speeds. next-generation servers with superior network reliability. because the more you do with 5g, the more your network matters. it's us...pushing us. it's verizon...vs verizon. and who wins? you. sometimes, you want speedy but relia

or works combined with what i passed through often worked with montagnier a blackstone commonly found in the region. ah, ah, this is where he comes to wind down after a long, hard day's work. yeah. oh no, i don't scope because i find a relaxing because i feel the urge to do that. but it's exhausting. physically taxing and wires, a lot of dedication was paid whenever i completed demanding project. i always feel satisfied me. and what a stunning landscape. don't forget to check out our website, that's the w dot com slash coach from the whole team. watching the news. the news, the news enters the conflicts with sarah kelly and i citizens cope with unemployment. that inflation president to hardy is getting attention for walking twitter around for an apparent violent crack on protesters who call for the police violence. my guess if we from berlin is material ambassador uses. how does he explain the track record of this government? conflicts? non 30 minutes on w. o i o, it takes me to feel the jewish life in europe. what film producer, bona and journalist goodman, who are exploring, delving

john blackstone is on the streets in san francisco. >> having a mental health crisis is not a crime.reporter: lucy craft shows us community policing the japanese way. >> this whole floor is just for umbrellas? >> reporter: and in europe -- >> it would be murder in europe to allow an officer to shoot somebody just because they're standing there with a knife in their hands. hands. >> reporter: when novel ideas from the world of law enforcement later this "sunday morning." >> pauley: few people know more about policing in america, both the issues and some possible solutions, than bill bratton, former police commissioner of new york city. he'll be talking with our mark whitaker. >> reporter: bill bratton climbed the ranks, from rookie in 1970, to running the police departments in plea of in threef america's largest cities, and he is sounding an alarm. >> i would argue being a cop today in america is tougher than any other time going back to the 1950s. >> reporter: a top cop's perspective on policing ahead on "sunday morning." >> pauley: lee cowan will introduce us to a policeman who is a

get them in office speaking a back room courtroom, a, c e o is the highest spender on wall street blackstone, c, e o. steven schwartz, mon spent more than $33000000.00 alone on campaign contributions. and now how can the average citizen compete steven clearly shortly, clearly getting a seat at the table when it comes to decide what happens in this country? no other? absolutely, if i pay 33000000 dollars, i'm expecting you to pick up the phone every time i call every time i call, it doesn't matter what party they're going to be like, hey, buddy does what that 33000000. yeah. you bought a lot along, you bought a lot of yard signs with that 33000000. so oh me to call. no one can compete with that. and that's why i think that's crucial moving forward. this country has to, we as citizens, have to start demanding that kind of reform exactly. american democracy has been heralded around the world, the north star. that is until the perils of america failures to adhere to its own creed from a plain former president, trump and the g o. p. are still hard at work trying to devalue, disrupt, and spread li

sources say blackstone, carlisle and friedman will take a majority stake in the medical supply companyal valued at $30 billion. singapore's tic will also invest. kaiser has agreed to sell its chinese business to primavera capital for $2.2 billion in the deal includes manufacturing plants in the netherlands and china an exclusive license of a family of brands in china. the firm will continue its global ownership operative brands and the rest of the world by reckitt. bitcoin amid cryptocurrencies that fell and china may be planning a further crackdown on the industry. social media site weibo suspended crypto account saying they violated laws on regulation. a goldman survey said hedge funds are resident to buy bitcoin undermining enthusiasm. china's ev company will begin testing five models of vehicles this summer. the firm made the announcement three months after tests in inner mongolia boosted its stock, 20 a crowded ev sector in china with plans to start mass production in the second half. rishaad: let's look at markets as we had to the top of the hour. the taipei market .8% lower pari

blackstone at 99. anyway, that company facing a big bet on housing.homes. you have the option to rent, eventually buy the home. this is a bet from blackstone they can make money in housing both from buying homes and renting. rents are going up too. we keep saying home prices are going up. so many people stuck in limbo. don't know where they want to live. can't afford a new home. those prices are moving up. this is a bet on the future of housing in general. stuart: good stuff, lauren. winnebago, they have record earnings. can they keep up with rv sales with the pandemic in the rear view mirror. the good question, the stock is down. i will talk to the ceo. >>> first president biden sending firearms trafficking strike forces to cities across the country. will that do anything to stop the violence? ♪.will ask deroy murdock after we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa