carson: right now we are only publicly short on blackstone. the thing is, one of the dynamics that we are clued into as we researched the xmt before going public is that you have some of these other mortgage reits and kkr's is a good calm. basically, i think there was a prisoner's dilemma where if at blackstone they figured hey, if nobody else is going to really drop their loans, nothing appears in the mortgage rate space or the cre mortgage space, their reserves, why should we be the first ones to do it? it is funny because kkr's reported before blackstone's and they started the process of throwing it up. because we are well after the close of the year, it is not like blackstone could have gone back and said ok, we need to change the numbers here and increase the provisions for losses. i feel like their outline is conspicuous by absence of true ups or reserves, provisions against losses in their own books. i'm not worried about this one. it was somewhat of an atypical need for us to be short because usually when we are short, we are saying al

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blackstone is saying real estate prices have bottomed and it is an opportunity to buy. on that spectrum where you stand? bruce: i would not argue with jonathan gray. he is brilliant and blackstone has a lot of good on ground data. let me share the data we have. there are $21-$22 trillion of real estate in the market and a lot of companies owned their own real estate as they finance it on balance sheets as opposed to putting that on it. they trillion dollars of property that is financed with 5.6 trillion dollars of debt, a lot of it is upside down. how much is upside down? barry starbucks as $1 trillion. we agree with him. we think it is about $1 trillion upside down. the equity is basically depleted. we are at the 100 million dollar property, $70 million loan, only worth $70 million. so you have to come up with more money to all that or they will have to flip the keys or lose their property. here is the punchline. this year it is a record. look at the record wall. $900 billion of debt coming due this year when there is only supposed to be $540 billion of debt due this y

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direct deal does in a traditional private equity format the private equity company, whether it's blackstoneyle or any of the names we know, assembles a fund of money drawn from institutions, private sources, family offices. and then they go out and they find companies to put that money to work in under your model it is inverted. you find the company first that you want to target and you then go and get, solicit capital from private equity -- from private investors, institutions and so forth. am i right on that >> that's exactly right. again, a direct is raising capital around a single company outside of a fund structure. most structures today for private equity funds are what is known as blind pool. blind pool means that you raise money around a sector in industry you know the thesis behind what you're investing behind but you don't know the actual companies that you're going to be getting exposure to. directs turns this on its head you are buying into a very specific company that you know will fit within your portfolio >> and the money then gets to work i assume quicker because often in th

are blackstone products.com. 1800851177. call now check we hear nothing. >> the space shuttle accidents using one thing it's a series of events >> is that part of the wing coming apart in shuttle columbia final flight premieres next sunday at nine on cnn >> welcome back to state of the union. another week, another existential crisis for a republican house speaker just as the house republican majority shrinks to a single vote margin, speaker johnson is in another tight spot deciding whether and how to pass desperately needed aid for ukraine over the objections of many members who could vote to remove him here with me now to talk about that and more is republican congressman mike lawler of new york. thank you so much for being here, sir. happy easter to you let's start with ukraine. speaker says he is determined to find a path forward he is under intense pressure from the far-right. you have been calling for him to allow a vote for weeks now has he given you any commitment that this vote will happen when the house returns from

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blackstone responded to concerns by shortselling.one increase liquidity to record levels and reduced leverage while maintaining strong earnings. they reveal the short position in the trust and property market woes have gotten worse. >> we are more bearish than we were when we announced the short in december. initially we were only focused on office, but a lot of multi family real estate is troubled. paul: here are the latest corporate stories. maritime says saudi arabia is leading a push into ai and considering a fund of $40 billion, making it among the biggest players. representatives of the fund have discussed a potential partnership with jason horowitz and others. chevy wants it's a new car to become one of the best selling models. the company is going to begin sales next week. xiami's move will test it against a price war. haidi: shares in europe, a holiday themed session. japan is off. we've seen european futures softer as we get into the start of trading. the previous session snapped the losing streak. not a great deal with the

the group reportedly included the chief executives of chipmaker qualcomm and investment company blackstoneg with china, technology giant xiaomi will hold a launch event later today for its first electric car, the su7. the move sees the smartphone maker entering an already crowded market, dominated by brands like tesla and byd. it comes as trade tensions between china and the us remain high. abhishek murali from rystad energy says the xiaomi car could appeal to ev buyers around the world. xiaomi have said they would try to pace place that may place a price below 500,000. if we look at the features it is offering, there is a high level of autonomous driving rumoured but also an impressive long—range in the vehicle. the single charge is very good and if you combine that with fast charging abilities it makes for an attractive product. amazon is making its largest external investment in its three—decade history as it looks to gain an edge in the artificial intelligence race. the tech giant says it will spend another $2.75 billion backing anthropic, an ai startup based in san francisco. the comp

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in '94, black rock split from blackstone.rom that moment on, the influence of blackrock and fink only continued to grow. his finest hour was the 2008 financial crisis. at that moment everyone wanted flodin’s unique risk assessment system, including the us government, black rock was simply abandoned government contracts. and in 2009, larry fink made the deal of the century. blackrock bought the investment division of british bank barclays for $15 billion. has since become the largest company by assets under management in the world. among all this money , there is not a single euro or dollar that is our money. all 100% of our money is our clients' money. we have a responsibility to do what our customers want. for the sake of clients' money, fink wakes up every day at 5:00 am, goes to the office and works at least 12 hours hours, taking a short break only to call his wife laurie. they have known each other since school . ms. fink does not lead the audience. lifestyle, but sometimes accompanies her husband at social gatherings, a

. >> blackstone says real estate prices have bottomed and there is a great opportunity to buy assetsbeaten-down prices. jonathan gray told us exclusively why investors need to move fast. >> as investors it is interesting. one of the things i worry about is that we wait too long, particularly in the sectors where there has been a bigger decline in value and people are more cautious. we had a meeting this week with our growth equity team. we were talking about the opportunities in that space, a lot of investors are cautious. commercial real estate, which i'm sure we will talk about. the sentiment has gotten quite negative. the fundamentals feel like they are bottoming. as investors sometimes one of the risks is you miss it by being overly cautious. now is a good time before rates come down. >> move on what? do you have an allocated capital you want to try and get in as soon as you think? >> there is no specific, we have a budget to spend this much. it is just more directional. in fixed income, the spreads in a lot of asset classes are still wide by historic standards, base rates are hi

, who told me, blackstone, of course, is largest owner of commercial real estate in the world. stopped going up, rent is not an issue he knows for a mack he is largest commercial real estate owner said rent is not going up, about what is a problem for business right now is the cost of labor that is what we're seeing once again in this report. cheryl it is having, international women's day why don't we talk about women, what are you seeing in terms of members. cheryl: good news ladies out there job market because the data right here unemployment rates for adult women teenagers, kind of stayed as it jobless rate adultmen whites blacks asians hispanics somewhat flat if you look at labor market market it is a tech industry we're seeing predicted layoffs the labor department not only game in up to we chauld about this yesterday challenger gray christmas report we have seen layoffs in corporate america private sector layoffs highest since february 2009, are when was that that was financial crisis i think that 4% unemployment rate charles mentioned is a key factor here we've been sitt

if we go back even under the magna carta, if we go back to blackstone and we go back to the lawyers ofmiddle ages and move on up as civil rights became more important and so forth, if we go back and look at that, we will see that they asked at least one more question in a difficult case. somebody wrote these words. somebody wrote them. somebody wrote these words in the constitution. what did they have in mind? what were they trying to do? what was their objective? what were their purposes? what are the values and what i the consequences? and those are often, not always, but they are often important questions. >> in the constitution, what you have in your pocket. >> that was my job. >> let's talk about how it plays out in the current context. you were on the landmark dobbs case in 2022, which overturned the constitutional right to an abortion. you wrote there was no change in facts or values since roe v. wade that would have justified its overturning. so, why was it overturned? was it ideological or political conviction? >> know, the question i asked -- i asked that question with two ot

i actually went bankruptcy started for solar cost off. blackstone emerges from germany and light year from the netherlands because manufacturing the south is quite complex. usually panels of straight part in solar costs. they need to be carved to be out of the drawings, become more of a challenge when the surface is quite curved. it gives them one sort of cell. is it looking at this on, in a different way than the other side of the cell? and then you need complex side tronics to, to still get most of the you add something, but that's not the only challenge the cell should be robust and shouldn't spend if the car crashes and integrating them into a copout isn't easy either. buying the machines, buying the materials, developing manufacturing processes. and after you did all that, you need to get your newly developed. so the car pops certified for every day street. all of those costs a lot of money sign motorsports if needed to, to 300000000 euros. just to go into mass production, know, pocket money full stopped up toilet sales. only one part of the problem. the other one being how many

blackstone's commentaries contains it the law book of its time defining. it as the essence of reason and the purpose of law and civic republican sources. like locke on the liberal and machiavelli. so it's just hiding in plain sight. and what is so to me is that people have focused in the past about how this pursuit of happiness is a substitute for property, it's not at all. why did jefferson leave it out? the all men are in doubt with natural rights to life, liberty and property is in locke's second treatise, which had but the phrase the of happiness is in the essay concerning human understanding, where it talks about the how to be a good person and jefferson uses the pursuit of happiness, not property, because property is an alien natural right. it's a technical thing. but when you form a state of nature and move from the state of nature to civil society, you can alienate or surrender control over certain rights in order to secure the rights you've retained. and you have to alienate control over property because property itself is alien of all the right t

blackstone's steve schwarzman was a participant and tim cook was there.lbert boiler was there and the heads of fedex and show but were there meeting with chinese officials. usually they meet with the premier and this time, li qiang was sidelined just like we saw at the national people's congress. it was xi jinping who came in today and met face-to-face with executives. tom: you are on the ground and you been speaking to leaders, are they convinced china or is making this effort? how much conviction is there that china is a place to do business? stephen: the fact that they made the effort indicates interest. companies we've spoken to, fortescue metals and pascal of astrazeneca, they've been investing due to the pandemic and years before. investing into seven different biopharmaceutical companies, in for the long haul. they are coming to reestablish ties that might've paused during the pandemic and reassess policy because there has been opacity and they want clarification. they're saying they will tighten their belts fiscally but only others investing heavi

." >> if lily blackstone wins, she will be the first native american actress to win an oscar.porter: while the academy awards is all about movies, producers say music will be a key component of the show. ryan gosling will perform the pop ballad "i'm just kin." billie eilish and finneas o'connell, jon batiste. >> from walk-ons to musical performances, music will play a very key role in the night. >> reporter: there will be more than two dozen presenters handing out the coveted golden statues. >> got to watch for the fashion, too. >>> that's it for the news at 5:00. cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich starts right now. >> thanks so much. >>> back-to-back heists just miles apart in alameda county, thieves using vehicles to do the heavy lifting. >> i'm sad, still kind of shocked about it all. >>> a surveillance camera captures the clunky getaway. >> the safe, they couldn't quite get it into the utility truck, so it was dragging. so you see a bunch of sparks. >> how this bold strategy failed to pay off two nights in a row. >>> one day after a tire fell off a plane, a united ai

step down, i be blackstone resident of, of chip, opposite to understand how the means up to date seamlessly in this kitchen. they don't know shows or they don't have any house. and they asked in these, we have another, do they have a base? the cool. so for them this me now just a lot. so what we're doing is that the breakfast, lunch and dinner. the mission maybe to eliminate tongue to the organization is also conscious of reducing this problem for the kitchens on some fuel efficient stove. and the top of the building is followed by solar energy. once the food is ready, it's sent for distribution in electric heat. as light defense, it's time distribution side deceptive degree that it's even though maybe the norm in the future will extreme cold weather in the window for a few days. i didn't turn screens in the summer. so the question is, how can i have the recall cities climate resilient? i am on my way to meet to individuals who may have some solutions. i don't have a goal sure helps the counsel for energy environment and water emphasizes the need for high quality data for bidding dimensions

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hong kong based sales advisors will wind down handing their portfolio to external firms including blackstoneerg learned that the largest pension fund is looking for a chief investment officer. the list of four candidates includes jonathan grable. the fund has had four cios since 2009. coming up, the center for strategic studies joins us to d annabelle: thinning australian gdp in line with expectations when it comes to 0.2 percent. there had been some concerns that they could be a lead or negative prints. 0.2%, euro nearing number in line with expectations. concerning when it comes to the slow down in spending and sentiment. households where impacted by the cost of living crisis given the muted levels of spending the busiest months of the year. not much of a reaction with the aussie dollar. and a lot of dollar pairs have been quiet with u.s. dollar trading range bound. potential for further sluggish growth in the coming months. not just consumers, but also residential construction was a track. bloomberg economics suspect in higher interest rates will dampen households and property constructio

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many blackstone africans struggle to vote for the d a because the need a is a white man and many say that it is a white party. it is also the democratic allies that sent the data to the $62.00 states of the united states. anthony banking, through the us invested to symmetric, saying that it wishes to supplement its appeal to the international community and helping to ensure the integrity of the upcoming elections. the n. c. a has said that to the d a is the offerings of africa, sovereignty on a silver platter by sending this request. but let's just move on that. we know that has the geo political sands continue to shift those of us and invested in the political values of freedom, tolerance, peace, and democracy must do everything in our power to stem the rising tides of populism, fanaticism, oppression, and tyranny. it is our contention that as the ruling elite grow more desperate to retain electrical supports and of the upcoming elections, they may be willing to put their narrow political interests ahead of our country is broader interest and to stake ridge constitutional values. we

and the current fees in terms of palestine, congo, sudan to gray, particularly with palestine. blackstone minnes have always been on the forefront of solidarity with palestine and also trans national global struggles. you can't cite june, jordan angela davis argue, lord shirley graham do boys and to exactly shine gay without recognizing that they were in solidarity with palestine and radical global struggles around the world. so i see both well on the subjects of level solidarity or the lack thereof. let's take a peek out vase take talk courses big. the biggest crisis going on the road right now is quite a girl waiting. margaret radi not getting oscar nominations for feminist masterpiece. he just loved pink. we're waiting for this course. he went back to branch and stopped masking. the moment the governmental, this dakota is over. i was just of course, i don't need to have an opinion on palestine because it's such a complex nuance issue. and i don't really know that much about it. and i heard the word it went in, i mean, it hasn't been proven, but like, you know, how does man, are you kno

against america xi jinping meeting with american ceos academics in beijing today a chief executives blackstonee xi jinping said china has gone through all sorts of difficulties clalz to get where it is today called for more cooperation between united states and china secretary calling for more cooperation, while he undermines the country in plain sight. >> yeah, classic chinese propaganda mug them on the backside deliver fentanyl destroying the country, threaten taiwan come after philippines billed a military, no intention of win-win solutions what chinese talk about they say we want win-win solutions xi jinping has as deep intention hegemony to control as much global economy as he can american business have a responsibility i get it there we encouraged them go there ho years show not a be naÏve allowing companies to operate inside china because in the best interest there will come a day that won't be true much like many other american companies thae kicked out, stolen intellectual property attempted to destroy will do that to each when time is right. american ceos looking at 1.4 billion perso

the blackstone very, the only thing to have, she just told it was quite difficult distances, but sometimes kind of get flooded. one just doing just one. so i have 3 to play around with and so to and i'm a personal trainer and also edge i estie. i'm focusing on my house. i am at the, which is you will be sending $1.00 k m. and then you have 9 p k m 5 q and a half of your time to finish it in to that would be at $21.00, cameron and that one. i usually finish just on the 6 hours the yeah. when you get that. yeah, that rush to install specialist and you mean like everything that you ask for from your body if the company center, i think once come by this pick the key up in uh, the last figured can bought up in the bottom. the 1st bank, if it was from las vegas and they don't so would you what's going on with that? i've been able to bother with the fellows. could you have them get this the loss and order them that they haven't spoken to minutes on the flux, the see it on the box on condition to infinity of them for me. last 40 is the because out of those, sometimes the mad be just starting the f

blackstone is the big private equity firm that has ties in china and tiktok, bike dance, that is wherep. what happens? the thing is likely to be voted, the senate is likely to vote along the lines of the house. the senate is controlled by the democrats. trump's attempts to save the deal, to argue this thing on libertarian and first amendment grounds, he is saying they shouldn't man tiktok. he's being attacked by his own people. steve bannon is out there attacking donald trump right now. remember him, perpetually unkempt political advisor steve bannon. so what happens? my guess, it gets voted on by of the senate, looks like they will say this is my guess, vote demand, biden signs it, probably a litigation phase and that is where the sticks around tomorrow. hopefully they get a judge somewhere to stage legislation or the enactment of this thing. unless the chinese are really willing get to give up their spyware which obviously they are not, they never will, if you are betting, you got to say unless something dramatic happens, that president biden turns around and does a one hundred 80 th

what went in is blackstone, which is the largest alternative asset manager. it was added in september of 22 2023. key bank. the expectations are not good. rates are not going anywhere. i think the company struggled. they are at market cap which is question able. i think they could be on the way out. the other is vf corp. you look at the consumer discretionary space. the clothing companies are doing unbelievable. skechers andlululemon. the expectations have been dropped significantly. down 30% for fy 2024 for earnings. they are down to $5.75 billion market cap. contessa, i think they're on the chopping block. >> you listed paramount global. todd, thank you for getting up early for us. >> my pleasure, contescontessa. >> if you like to read more, head to cnbcpro.com/pro. >>> coming up, the short list is out for former president trump's fed chair nominations should he take the white house. we have dennis lockhart if any bring a meaningful shift to powell's policy playbook. >>> and we are sharing the stories of the newly named cnbc change makers. the list of 50 wo

. >> exactly what -- >> corporate borrowing same blackstone, companies have a maturity wall next yearruary adp number crossing right now cheryl casone with numbers. cheryl: came in 140,000, remember estimate for 150,000 so came in 140,000 a little bit of -- of expectation i point out you mentioned jolts report expected to fall a little bit, coming up this morning, as well. coming in 8.9 million nonfarm number friday maybe 200,000 we shallow see, 3.7% unemployment rate as i said repeatedly, revisions. maria: you are waiting for revisions we are going to see revisions, probably friday, 140,000 jobs created is number david less than expected markets -- picked up a little bit on that number pretty stable your reaction. >> i don't think adp number normally moves stock market futures what i think going to happen friday getting an indication of wages labor are participation then like you talked about revisions you remember last month wasn't just big headline i revises were up we haven't seen seen a lot lately. >> revision of january up 111,000 adp january number your book connecting dolths t