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our thanks to brian moynihan, as well., but that does come after the stock was up sharply yesterday as many of its peers were reporting better than expected numbers. bank of america, no exception to that. strong numbers across the board. investment banking fees up 44%. net income interest, as brian pointed out, was up sharply, too. brian, just wondering what you can tell us about net interest income for 2025. because the analysts i spoke with today or read that are still recommending shares of bank of america are saying they're doing that because they expect your bank to outpace its peers when it comes to net interest income in 2025. what do you see? >> happy new year, becky. yes, we expect it to go up next year. today we told people, our investors and the public that, basically, two basic points. first of all, flat the first quarter of '24 to the first of '25, with two less days, that's $250 million, the cost, believe it or not. that's good performance. year end, it'll be $15.5 billion to $15.7 billion. all in next year,

he took on brian moynihan, saying banks don't lend to conservatives and government spending, which he says skyrocketed too much in the past four years. well, let's start with the president's comments on rates. didn't name the fed directly, but says he'll use pressure to bring rates down. >> i'll demand that interest rates drop immediately, and likewise, they should be dropping all over the world. interest rates should follow us all over the progress that you're seeing is happening because of our historic victory in a recent presidential election. >> james pethokoukis is an economic policy analyst at the american enterprise institute. he's here with us for a little while, cnbc contributor and is one. julia coronado is president and founder of macropolicy perspectives, former fed economist as well. listen, julia, let me start with you and the, you know, not the drama of the comments, as fun as that is. what's the significance of it as far as you're concerned? >> i don't. >> see much significance. >> the fed has really. indicated very clearly that they're going to continue to follow thei

saying good for economy deregulation, tax extensions with chairman and ceo of bank of america brian moynihanom the world economic forum here in davos, switzerland, stay with us. ♪ ♪ and, every time, ♪ ♪ . i don't play for money. my ambition is to play big—to help and inspire others. that's why i joined sofi. they help people earn more and save more, so they can realize their ambitions. sofi. get your money right. the way i approach work post fatherhood, has really trying to understand the generation that we're building devices for. here in the comcast family, we're building an integrated in-home wifi solution for millions of families like my own. in the average household, there are dozens of connected devices. connectivity is a big part of my boys' lives. it brings people together in meaningful ways. >>> . maria: major banks kick being off fourth-quarter earnings surge in profits of bank of america a double beat more than doubling profits to 6.67 billion dollars take a look at numbers investment banking skis skyrocketing 44% to 1.7 billion stock this morning, moving fractionally, as you will

jon: brian moynihan alongside of us, the ceo of bank of america. ere is an important occasion to mark. 15 years at bank of america. brian: it was interesting to start, but for the last 10 years or so we have been on a roll. we can take pride. we put the company where it should be, as one of the great companies in the well. jon: 15 years ago it was the absorption of financial -- countrywide. it is a very different moment. that phrase you used, responsible growth. there is a feeling that maybe we move toward the world of banking over the next few years, reckless growth which is going to go for it. how would you describe the future? brian: what you are hearing is enthusiasm. transactions, right? for the last couple of years it has been hard to get a transaction through. what stops a seller from selling or fire from buying is, i am exposed. there is a lot of enthusiasm that there will be better growth in the united states. it is not just another idea that goes through the system, everybody says that is a great idea. it is more of a substance-based than

a lot of what brian moynihan was talking about with the regulatory environment. how much is baked in for the friendly regulatory environment? some of the gains have eased back. >> there's room to run. those gains have pulled back because of what's happened in the bond market. that moderated enthusiasm for the big banks. i'll be very clear. there are three or four different key regulatory bodies yet to be named by the trump administration. we have the fed and chair of supervision. that was barr being replaced. heads of the fdic. as you get those people named and understand who those people are and views about regulation and perhaps deregulation, i think we will see renewed enthusiasm for banks. it is a game changer. one example is basel iii. it will increase in the order of tens of billions of dollars. if as some of the potential appointees for these regulatory bodies expressed capital neutral, that is tens of billions of dollars these banks will have to potentially give back in share buybacks or other activities. it is a huge deal for banks. i think that will be

we will now go to another's ceo that you know very well, brian moynihan, the ceo and chair of bring -- of bank of america. brian: good afternoon and congratulations and an eventful week for you and your family. five years ago you came here and we walked about what 550 ceos and you can engaged with them about their policies and procedures. this year you are not here and this week was eventful. literally a wave of orders on immigration and trade and many other matters. and so, as a representative of the united states year, we have a lot of questions about what does this mean and how you are squaring this with the clear focus on growth, prosperity, stock market growth, a good bond market and bringing down prices. how do you think about the impact of these orders and how fast they came out and how you will balance with the scorecard of being successful in both continual gdp growth and bringing down inflation and having a good stock price appreciation for the american citizen? pres. trump: it will actually bring down inflation and bring up jobs. we will have a lot of jobs and companies mov

in the case of brian moynihan from bank of america, trump actually quipped at the end that he would like to see the bank, at this is a quote, open up to more conservative consumers. he directed criticism at bank of america for some of their di initiatives. bringing some of the culture wars into that conversation. finally, this is a topic we are interested in, well, i'm very interested in given the region that i cover. there were lots of comments directed at opec and the fact that he wants to see oil prices lower. he things opec+ should have done more to bring prices lower which contradicts everything they have been trying to do, which is to keep prices supported, and then the crown prince of saudi arabia in that conversation they spoke about $600 billion of investment. trump would like to see that go to $1 trillion. i think we can say for sure it's going to be a busy year. tom: and it's been a busy week for you on the ground. bloomberg's joumanna bercetche in davos breaking down what we have been hearing and the response from executives. an awkward moment for the ceo of bank of america d

brian moynihan says his business customers have confidence. i want to talk to you about investors. i was looking at the money market funds and the number declined. i don't remember it declines in months or years. declining $50 billion. still $6.8 trillion. are more of your customers or clients trying to put money in the market? are they seeing opportunities right now? >> frank, it's a great question. so, i think moynihan's comments are consistent what we are hearing across many of the fortune 500 ceos with more confidence than ever in the stock market with the incoming administration. think from a retail client perspective, us mentioned a tremendous amount of cash on the sidelines. any dip should be used as a buying opportunity. i think that's what you have seen in the past week. >> are you focused of putting money in some of the beaten down sectors? we talked about it here on the show. energy is the best performing sector this year. tech is the second worst performing sector this year. we saw a broadening equal weight and money going to dow transports? >> we are seeing volatility

brian moynihan says that he has been fielding questions about how this would rollout and looking for clarity. i think there is this sense of what do we not know, setting up war rooms which we have heard about to analyze the headlines as they come out. and then this feeling of jubilance, just because if you reduce regulations and taxes you will get more activity and if you have a growth agenda that will benefit the banks. i think it is interesting that he went after brian moynihan for not opening his banks to conservatives. that is not true, however, it speaks to this rolling back, and the vibe shift against esg and dei. he called it nonsense and he was talking about it and talked about a merit-based economy. it speaks to why we did not hear any of that at davos. no one was talking about that and davos has been place for the davos man to talk about how this needs to be a more equitable place. it was this interesting shift capped off by president trump's speech underscoring how he feels about that and the animosity he has towards it. scarlet: out of the zeitgeist with president trump i

now this taylor: president trump calls out bank of america ceo brian moynihan to his face saying stop de-banking conservatives. hillary vaughn is on capitol hill with the story. hillary. reporter: good evening, liz, president trump calling out big bank ceos in davos and putting them in the hot seat and demanding answers on why he's hearing about conservatives being blacklisted from some banks and now republicans in congress are pledging to get to the bottom and is that the banking committee expecting to hold a hearing season soon and looking into the problem of de-banking. >> regulators have to say there's a risk with customers and president trump will did i have cull i did getting bank account and now the gavel was shifted in the senate, the banking committee sunned republican control. we fully intend to take super-risupervisory action to gd look at this. reporter: banks say their hands are tied about who they do business with and don't much it's the laws on the books that are scaring banks with people out of fear that they're too risky and bank of america saying "we're required to f

jonathan ferro and lisa abramovitz are there and they sat down with the ceo of bank of america brian moynihanals to get done. >> what you are hearing is enthusiasm in the investment banking side particularly transactions. the last couple of years, it's been hard to get a transaction through. what stops a seller from selling or buyer from buying, i'm exposed. so they will push it through. a lot of enthusiasm there will be better growth in the united states, bankers saying that these deals can be done so they can have these strategic conversations. now it can be a great idea, let's do it. it is more of a substance base, more than a worry about the environment. >> basically you are saying there is more conviction and will to get stuff done? >> you will see more deals getting announced. in the banking sector especially in the united states, consolidation is still far away from being done. there will always be big banks, small banks. i will let people make a decision on what they need to do, but there have not been a lot of deals done. as investment banking, we can help other people do that that t

i will be there and i will be speaking with bank of america ceo brian moynihan, microsoft president brad smith, carlisle founder david rubenstein nyc president lynn martin and nasdaq ceo adina freeman. i hope you will join us on "mornings with maria" live six to 9:00 a.m. eastern next week from davos. that will do it for us on fox business. thank you for joining us have a great rest of the weekend and i will see you next time. ♪ >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by global exit etf's. >> welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead. i'm jack otter. president-elect trump expected to kick off with a flurry of executive orders on day one as he enters the white house monday, public policy libby kantrowitz and on what it means for the markets in your wallet. we begin with the expert panel in three things investors to be thinking about right now. on the "barron's roundtable" jacob sonenshine, megan leonhardt and al root. jacob it was a rocky couple of weeks for the stock market, this week really found the footing in the s&p up almost 4%.

i will be there and i will be speaking with bank of america ceo brian moynihan, microsoft president bradein nyc president lynn martin and nasdaq ceo adina freeman. i hope you will join us on "mornings with maria" live six to 9:00 a.m. eastern next week from davos. that will do it for us on fox business. thank you for joining us have a great rest of the weekend and i will see you next time ♪ >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by global exit etf's. >> welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind th

as president trump addresses davos today and takes a shot at bank of america putting ceo brian moynihan on the defensive. we'll have the very latest. it takes us to our talk of the tape. whether stocks can hit a new closing high and surge even higher from here. let's ask our experts, dan greenhouse, solus alternative asset management's chief strategist loren goodwin is director of portfolio strategy at new york life investments. both are with me at post nine, as you see. welcome. good to see you both again. lauren, how about that? is this just yet another stop on this sort of runaway bull market train? >> look, this has been a goldilocks setup for the beginning of the year. >> in markets we. >> have good strong economic backdrop, including a slightly more in-line inflation report last week, which has taken yields off the top. >> earnings are good. >> there's not a lot of economic data to. grapple with this week. there was really nothing. >> getting in the way. >> of a good market week this week. >> so you had the president davos dan, i mean, the reason why we're even talking about recor

and he called out one of the session's moderators, the ceo of the bank of america, brian moynihan, forking conservatives. he had this to say to companies who make their products abroad. come make your product in america, and we - will give you among. the lowest taxes of any nation on earth. we're bringing them down very substantially, - even from the original trump tax cuts. - but if you don't make your product in america — - which is your prerogative — then, very simply, - you will have to pay a tariff — differing amounts — - he had this to say to companies who make their products abroad. come make your product in america, and we - will give you among. the lowest taxes of any nation on earth. we're bringing them down very substantially, - even from the original trump tax cuts. - but if you don't make your product in america — - which is your prerogative — then, very simply, - you will have to pay a tariff — differing amounts — - but a tariff which will direct hundreds of billions - of dollars, and even trillions of dollars into our treasury. i we can speak to chandri navarro — senior

accounts for political reasons and by the way that was a question coming from bank of america ceo brian moynihannd whitney went back to brian he moved on maybe i did not hear that but he did not respond. >> i think there's a lot of people that don't know how to respond to the president with the different issues do they go back to the ignore it what do they do and you can see what happens donald trump goes after the issues that people are talking about and companies don't know what to do in the moments and then you see they might respond in social media doesn't make it worse or better but it's a real challenge as companies are trying to navigate the new administration where do they draw the line when do they push back and when do they not this is an interesting issue there is a perception that the banks had d banker close the accounts of conservatives. they say it's not you but if you look on social media and charlie kirk i had personal friends that this happened to we heard about this maria interviewed melania and this came up. watch. >> when i establish my own business the bank suddenly informe

we will hear from the bank of america ceo brian moynihan coming up at 7:45 p.m.>>> now apple ceo tim cook is expected to attend president-elect trump's inauguration according to bloomberg. several tech titans are expected to attend next week's ceremony with insider reporting that google ceo sundar pichai will be there alongside the likes of amazon founder jeff bezos and meta ceo mark zuckerberg and tesla founder elon musk. tiktok's susie has received an invite. this as president biden is looking to keep tiktok in the u.s. as the deadline to sell is fast approaching. the president-elect is mulling an executive order to suspend the enforcement for two months giving his administration time to negotiate a solution. let's discuss this with our next guest gene munster. gene, great to you have on the show. first and foremost, i'm curious how you are reading all of these developments. it seems a little bit confusing the messages we seem to be getting from the biden administration. what is the most likely scenario here? are you expecting this ban to be implemented? >> sil

president trump's comments later today you will do a virtual speech later with bank of america ceo brian moynihanng those set to pose questions to the president after the remarks live this morning at 11:00 a.m. eastern deregulation, tax cuts expected to be top of the agenda stay with us for the speech from the president and the q&a which will come after, your top stories at 6:00 a.m. on the east coast president trump's remarks five hours from now coming on the heels of more sweeping action on the border, the academy in artificial intelligence with the president luring global investors into america saudi leaders pledging the 600 billion-dollar investment into america reaction coming up from carlisle group cofounder and chairman david rubenstein live and davos futures indicated a mixed opening take about were looking at a fraction with for the dow jones industrial the nasdaq on 114 lower by 12 and a quarter and all-time high as a term probably holds on technology soaring investors buying into trump's trillion dollar plus investments in the last couple of days more on the stargate investment america

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maria: that was president trump with a stern message to the ceo of bank of america, brian moynihan, atum on thursday in davos, swiftserland, suggesting that the financial -- switzerland, suggesting that the financial giant is debanking conservatives. in a statement to fox business, bank of america said, quote, we serve more than 70 million clients, and we welcome conservatives. we are required to follow extensive government rules and regulations that sometimes result in decisions to exit client relationships. we never close accounts for political reasons and do not have a political litmus test. now, last year 15 state attorneys general sent a letter to moynihan accuse the lender of dewanging some individuals for their religious or political identities, writing this: your discriminatory behavior is a serious threat to free speech and religious freedom. it is potentially illegal and causing political and regulatory backlash. and this past fall first lady melania trump told me exclusively that she herself was debanked by another bank after leaving to oval office back in 2021. watch. >> bu

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teams met in the playoffs, with washington winning the wild card round. >> bank of america ceo brian moynihan executive and the bank, saying it discriminates against conservatives. by the way. speaking of you and you've done a fantastic job, but i hope you start opening your bank to conservatives, because many conservatives complain that the banks are not allowing them to do business within the bank, and that included a place called bank of america, this conservative. they don't take conservative business. and i don't know if the regulators mandated that because of biden or what, but you and jamie and everybody, i hope you're going to open your banks to conservatives because what you're doing is wrong. >> mr. president, i will say. >> that your friend johnny, who said hello, told me to tell you hello. and we look forward to sponsoring the world cup when it comes. >> both bank of america and jp morgan later denying those claims. joining us now, eric dezenhall. dezenhall resources chair and the author of wiseguys and the white house. eric, thanks so much for joining us. so first of all, you kno

the ceo of total of france, brian moynihan of bank of america, steve schwarzman, is going to be questioning him. there's a whole variety of them that will be asking. i'm not expecting it to be a blisteringly coruscating interview, but i am expecting that they're going to put a couple of pointed questions that will, if you will, flesh out just how much is rhetoric and how much is reality. >> is there a sense among those who you spoken to, whether it is world leaders or the leaders in business, that this is a different donald trump, a more focused donald trump, and someone in this term who is hell bent on getting things done and not just saying, oh, his his bark is worse than his bite. do they see him as different this time around? >> you nailed it in one, sir. absolutely. they are. they're just both impressed in some cases, delighted in others, aghast for some at the speed and ferocity with which this has now come into force. the executive orders the the. if you like, administrative instructions on the back of executive orders. now, what they're saying is, we know donald trump is transaction

note trump literally slapped brian moynihan around. live on stage. well, virtually. but moynihan was on stage about allegations that bank of america had banked conservatives, and moynihan said nothing, did not even respond, said, i've got a friend who thanks you for bringing the world cup to the u.s. and that was it and moved on. just one quick thing to twisted's point scott bessent actually put the tariff issue quite well during his congressional testimony, which is there are two normal reasons to use tariffs, which is remedy unfair practices or to raise revenue. trump has a third, and that's transactional. it's negotiating strategy. i think that's what diamond is getting at. that's where ceos see this as we can shape the field, the playing field going forward. if we're in the ball game and that's what they're trying to do right. >> now, there's just one. we have to take a break. but there's just one thing i want to make sure to say, which is we've talked a lot about the executive orders that he has put out. one of them was on inflation, but he said, i signed an exe

. >> brian moynihan. >> ceo of. >> bank of america. >> watch this. >> you've done a fantastic job, butyour bank to conservatives, because many conservatives complain that the banks are not allowing them to do business within the bank. and that included a place called bank of america, this conservative. they don't take conservative business. and i don't know if the regulators mandated that because of biden or what, but you and jamie and everybody, i hope you're going to open your banks to conservatives because what you're doing is wrong. >> what in the. >> world is he talking about? i mean, he. >> said that. >> and jp morgan. and bank of america then. >> had to. put out. >> statements that said. >> yeah, we do business with all sorts of. >> conservatives because. >> they do. you think the palm. >> beach set is. >> putting their. >> money under their mattresses? no. they bank. >> with jp morgan and bank of america. >> i promise. what is this? >> there is a right wing. >> conspiracy that. >> is going on that there are. >> like the january 6th defendants, like others who have been accused

bank of america's brian moynihan came up with enthusiasm, growth potential, digital. see here a much more positive list of attributes for the next four years than if you say, do a search on an i like, chat with or perplexity, which is far more negative. so by and large, realism getting on with it, we'll do what we have to do. geopolitics and unprecedented. they're the words that people are using to describe the next four years here. >> richard quest in davos, switzerland. thank you so much. coming up next, the trump justice department is now halting civil rights cases and reconsidering police reform agreements. the impact of all of this could have. that's next. >> this part changed my life. superman is now nominated for a bafta award for best documentary. chris wanted. >> to. >> change the world. >> people are. >> literally walking because of him. >> superman, the christopher reeve story february 2nd on cnn. >> you'll be back. emus can't help people customize and save with liberty mutual. >> and doug. >> well, i'll be. >> only pay for what you need. >> liberty, libert