we're located from key to to by here on the 7th floor of the prestigious citadel. it's our business center that we told you. preventive and office for the international network. key executive, the in mid, 2024, all the employees sled. but it's unlikely that the middle, some groups activities weren't good child the goodness, maybe law office knew in this way. what is that really brokers and the closed and they move out. oh yeah. when, when last month i think the, the, the, the, the the, it would be nice to see in the new year with some optimism. unfortunately, this is not the case. the accumulation and deepening of many problems from last year are still very much with us to buckle up brace for him. the divine hills business district is perhaps even more prestigious than citadel saw smoking complexes built in 2021. the cost of renting the smallest $100.00 square me to office to us from $50000.00 a month. that's roughly the monthly salary of a know to good call center boss of good music nursing stuff such as the basic oil using the search. now, eventually, it'll go in

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we're located from key to to by here on the 7th floor of the prestigious citadel. it's our business center. debbie told you rented an office for the international network key executive, the in mid 2024, all the employees sled. but it's unlikely that the middle, some groups activities weren't good child the goodness, maybe not. this is the focus new in this way. what is that really brokers and the tools and they move out. oh yeah. when, when last month i think it the, the revolution of 1789 in france gave hope for the liberation of the oppressed peoples in the branch of overseas territories. but paris did not want to part with its sources of profit silver. a sign of the colonization was the uprising of black slaves in haiti that remote island produced almost half of all the sugar on the planet. sooner was made by d as in franchise slaves. broad from africa. scene 1791. they started an uprising against their oppressors. the blacks swept away the colonial administration and formed their own army. it was led by that charismatic leader, francois dominique tucson, live a

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directly opposite the capitol, in which congress meets stands the grandiose building that is america's citadel of written word and arsenal. the battle against ignorance, a monument to the ideals of free expression and free thought. the library of congress was first established for the exclusive of a man who made america's laws, but it has since become nation's reading room opened every man surrounding the main reading room where the stacks of general reference books to which the reader can come directly for the volumes he wants. but in a library containing nearly 6 million books and pamphlets, only small proportion can be kept at arm's length length. the rest are stored in great stack rooms where modern air conditioning has eliminated the traditional must and just the housing of a great and diverse collection of the materials of scholarship presents many technical problems. the library of congress have files for its million and a half. portfolios must be provided for more than half a million prints and cases are needed. the changing display of selected groups pictures. the oriental division re

another notable sale for the week was citadel.t sold $1 billion over two parts to fund a payout to its owners. we end with u.s. leverage loans as that area stays red hot to start 2025. volume around $50 billion with monday seeing the most launches on record. the bulk of activity is mainly from repricings. when it comes to credit, morgan stanley lays out the drivers for current investor appetite. >> this is a credit market i think a lot of investors would describe as a good yield and a bedspread. yields are quite high and nominal. relative history on the corporate indices. spreads are low. i think a lot of buyers of credit at the moment are more yield driven. sonali: joining us now, the global head of credit strategy at bnp paribas and the portfolio manager at brandywine global. the economic data this week was good. when you think about what we saw in terms of cpi and even in terms of retail sales, you did see retail a little lower than expected. mixed data all in all. inflation was promising. how do you take that into account when

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the captain nelson citadel graduate helicopter pilot and a proud young father. 28 years old when he and his crew were shot down in vietnam to he freed his men who were trapped in the wreckage and that is the enemy began to attack he used as his body to shield and protect them. it cost him dearly, cost him his life. his commanding officer called it the ultimate self-sacrifice which it was and finally private first class ken david who is here with us today 55 years ago in vietnam ambush by the enemy. can himself was hit in the back with shrapnel but he couldn't and wouldn't give up and instead he shouted and fired his weapon to attract attention to him away from others. and away from the wounded men. imagine that courage, get me, coming get me and don't get those folks. that's selflessness. ken i want to say to you what i wish i could say to every man for honoring the dead you are a hero, a genuine hero a of flat out straight up american hero. we owe you. the family owes you. let me close with this as i said earlier these are my final days as commander-in-chief an

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associates and groceries carry test direct to choose the nutrients you is especially proud of the citadel's own supermarket glue i'm living customers can pick up the essentials for me, just like in a normal grocery store for the kids to go. so know equally, monique, ne, that f 152 percent of the kinds from the transfer you found to go towards supporting families like you, to his own. are you the only means daddy? there used to paying for food the box and the electricity bills? i got on teaching costs st. lucie or the risk of them into in room to the gap between rich and poor is whitening any a few profits from the cities. i'm going through mentors for everyone else. rent some the cost of living. just keep rising. like tossing coins into the trevi fountain to risk, given little something back to the people have room says the carry test direct to cheat, gushing close to what to me. the last year, the coins from the trevi fountain enabled us to serve 54000 meals to people that need. that's really something some of this money helps us to maintain this program, which i'm sure you're getting paid

is especially proud of the citadel's own supermarket where i'm living customers can pick up the essentials. i mean, just like in a normal grocery store, in case you guys know you quarterly money, that f 152 percent of the clients from the transfer you found to go towards supporting families. i like you to do so now you're the only means daddy. there used to be room for food, the box rather than just electricity bills on teaching costs the same to the level . so the risk of the mental in room to the gap between rich and poor is whitening any a few profits from the cities. i'm going through mentors for everyone else. rent some the cost of living. just keep rising, like tossing coins into the try the fountain to risk given middle something faxed to the people of room says the carry test direct to she wants to watch me the last year, the cooling from the trevi fountain enabled us to serve 54000 meals to people that need, that's really something similar to this money helps us to maintain this program with. i'll show you, look good on these 2 and a half months off to commencing the restoration o

and captain nelson citadel graduate h helicopter pilot he s 28 years old when he and his crew were shotin vietnam. his men trapped in the wreckage then unit began to attack and used a body as a shield to protect them. cost him dearly, it cost him his life commanding officer called it. the ultimate act of self-sacrifice which it was, and finally private first class ken david here with us today. 5 years ago in vietnam company ambushed by the enemy and killed instantly then ken himself was hit in the back with shrapnel. but he couldn't and wouldn't give up. instead he shouted and fired his weapon attacking -- through tension to him away from others. and away from the wounded men, imagine that courage. come get me -- come get me don't get those folks. that'sd selflessness -- want to save you wish i had saved every man honored today you're a hero a genuine hero flat out straight up american hero. and we owe you the families owe you. we close with this, as i said earlier, these are my final days as commander in chief it's been greatest honor of my life to be entrusted with the the greatest fi

i've left syria's level of citadel, run down, and to damage the unesco world heritage site. and one of the country's most important cultural attractions. now the full of the said regime has renewed interest in restoring its mohammed vol. has the story from alyssa it's the lead to dates back near the 5 millennial spots. and initially as an automate temple, as implies the control that succeeded one another. it was 10 due to a faulty fight, a boat for kings on substance, time invasions unnatural origins. after you click on the add to to it, see studies value of a ton of colors. the cost a little of a lift is a special tourist attraction with great symbolism for syrians and now with needs repair and the rehabilitation of its basic infrastructure, including water, electricity communications, interest passages, we'll call them during the civil war. the said on the turn, the costs on the to an observation top and the launch pad full snipers, wireless airplanes. finally, the civilian areas on the place. the attacks destroyed some of the oldest historic buildings via the castle. the

crisis of confidence and the crisis of confidence we are seeing now in our world, but also be a global citadel of change and justice and being able to have greater good overcome the great evil we are seeing around the world. may jimmy carter's legacy be that of helping inspire the next generation and being a light in this very dark time that we face. my heart goes to jimmy carter's family, his friends, and all of georgia. we want to say, thank you, mr. president, for showing us the way in public service even after you served your country with the highest distinction. my grandfather was a military man himself, and that is what also -- host: christopher, thank you for your call. we will leave it there. we want to be able to show you some of the sights and sounds that is happening. that is the carter family arriving at the phoebe sumter medical center in americus georgia. we will let you taken -- take in those sights and sounds for a few minutes. >> if you are just joining us, that is the hearse carrying former president jimmy carter, departing the medical center in americus, georgia, and wrote -

you were the first woman ever to graduate from the citadel, what did you think yesterday? >> i thought senators were unhinged and off the rails, unfair during his testimony yesterday. what he did was remarkable. this is the mark of a man, a leader who cares about his country and his fellow countrymen and women serving in uniform. he wants us to be the strongest fighting force in the world and soldiers come back in one piece. he pointed out there are physiological differences from men and women. he knows reality of the battlefield. for example, yesterday the sack and rifle and ammo a soldier is carrying is upward of 100 or 200 pounds, i'm 5-6, 120 pounds, i can't carry that anywhere. we can do this if we work together and smart about it. i hope other nominees had their pencil out and were taking notes, this is how it is done. >> todd: democrats with their own interpretation of pete hegseth comments when it comes to women in the military. here is elizabeth warren. >> because of joni's history and excellent work she's done for so long on behalf of active duty women serving in

citadel offered clients the option to cash out profits after a roughly 15% gain in its flagship strategyt year. the vast majority opted to keep their money in the multi-strategy hedge fund. sources say only about $300 million out of billions of dollars in profits was redeemed. getting profits with high performing is a boon for investors who are increasingly running out of options to allocate money. coming up, more gas concerns in europe after an unexpected outage and worries about supply issues. we will bring all the details next. as we look at futures pointing higher stateside and pretty flat here in europe. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ lizzy: very good morning. this is "bloomberg daybreak europe." i'm lizzy burden in london. asian equities edge higher after a rocky start to the year for u.s. stocks. concerns about china's economy push the 10-year yield below 1.6% for the first time. south korean investigators failed to arrest impeached president yoon suk-yeol after being blocked by protesters and his security team. the fbi finds no evidence linking the deadly attack in new orlean

a 15% return from millennium or citadel is a good return. 11% for exodus point is decent. fund that has not done well in recent years. some of these are poor -- are posting the best returns since 2020. scarlet: what other returns are you looking for? hema: we are looking at next. we have on our table they are, up about 19%. you're looking for the other equity hedge funds. tagger global, viking. that is what we are looking for. scarlet: we can complete our 2024 roundup of these hedge funds, but that 50% number really gets your attention from discovery. thank you so much. hema parmar covering hedge funds for us here at bloomberg news. i'm scarlet fu. that does it for bloomberg markets this hour. we'll be keeping an eye on the u.s. house as we await this speakerphone. the vote is due to begin shortly , and mike johnson is once again in the running as speaker of the house. from new york, this is bloomberg doing -- from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ lock in let's go. rated e for everyone. [rock and roll music playing] xfinity. made for gaming. rewards members, get early access

the same thing and ken griffin of citadel, 0.72 hedge fund leader and they're worried about the tariffs in the economy and can you be the tie breaker here and are tariffs inflationary? >> put it this way, it's not tariffs by itself and tariffs that are a bargaining tool. we have to look at total picture and what is he going to get in terms and that's manufacturing for the that's a positive. and if countries give -- look at columbia. big threat and hey, you don't take illegal immigrants back, then we're going to slap it down and look what happened. it's a negotiating tactic. looking attar riffs is a wrong way to go. what else can he buy for us in return? i'm still basically a free trader, but i understand it being a bargaining tool and if you can bar gone for good thingd things and that's a plus for the consumer and the american economy. liz: yeah, just the question being some country will say, yeah, i don't think s. we're not going to cave. we shall see. professor, great to have you. thank you so much. jeremy siegle. look at market reaction. look at dow jones industrials and right now d

george floyd was killed right down the street from where george floyd was killed was the office of citadel which is a worker center that mostly organizes latino immigrant and communities. and then it's is a tenant union which organizes by a landlord so often you'll have these big landlords that own like 150 buildings across the city. and some of them will be in poor black neighborhoods and some of them will be in immigrant neighborhoods, and some of them will be ripping off college students. right. and that actually becomes how you bring together and what happens is then they come together and say, what could win together? and becomes one of the big demands. and you get things like. the park service workers who clean up the trees when the trees come down after a big storm. right and who are also responsible for the people who get called in when the mayor wants to clean out a homeless and they are not given equipment and they are not trained for this and they are certainly not trained to like psychologically deal with this. and so all of demands that people are making for a safe place to li

the outcome of that is basically military encampments are rolled off citadels.y are no longer subject to local and community oversight. that's one thing. there's a lot of other legal implications. one is that, if you enlisted in the military, it didn't matter your age, 12 years old, doesn't matter. you are legally emancipated from your parents control. shortly after the war, this is my favorite letter from our book, shortly after the war this guy from kansas rights into sam and chase who is the chief justice and he says, essentially can parents get young people who aren't yet the age of 21. can we get them back under our control? and he wants to know this. a couple of boys who came back from the war, what can we do with them? some military officials insist on minor it doesn't owe any service to the parents because they have been in the army. they are doing a vast mischief. and justice chase right back and makes a joke of this, but this guy is serious. want to know, what is my legal right? chase doesn't tell him. he responded several times and pushes the question

army, becoming the first the country's first hispanic four star general, and captain hugh nelson, citadele, helicopter pilot and a proud young father. he was just 28 years old when he and his crew were shot down in vietnam. you freed his men who were trapped in the wreckage. then, as the enemy began to attack, he used his body to shield to protect them. it cost him dearly. it cost him his life. he was commanding officer, called it the ultimate act of self-sacrifice, which it was. and finally, private first class ken david, who was here with us today nearly 55 years ago in vietnam, his company was ambushed by the enemy. ken's lieutenant was killed instantly. then ken himself was hit in the back with shrapnel. but he couldn't and wouldn't give up. instead, he shouted and fired his weapon, the attacking, to attract attention to him, away from others and away from the wounded men. imagine that courage! come get me. come get me! don't get those folks. that's selflessness. ken, i want to say to you that i wish i could say to every man we're honoring today. you're a hero, a genuine hero, flat ou

our nation's citadel. >> of democracy. so that's. >> what donald trump. stands for.ughout the rest of the week shredding the constitution as he went, trying to repeal, with the stroke of a pen, birthright citizenship. trying to remake the federal government into. some kind of crony operation. on and on he went. some of this. >> was performative. >> other things were grossly unconstitutional. many of them will wind up in court. but he said he was going to be a dictator on day one, and that's what he's trying to do. >> trump's first week also featured ice raids at major cities across the u.s, deportation flights and sending active troops to the southern border. ahmed, i'd like to get your critique of trump's first week and whether those things he's done have been politically effective. >> well, i mean, if you. >> look at donald trump's first week, we are getting confirmation and a reaffirmation. of what we've. >> all been warning. >> about, right. >> for the last, for. >> me. >> over a year. >> project 2025. donald trump spent months lying about his ties to project 202

the outcome of that is basically military encampments are henceforth sort of walled off citadels. there no longer subject to local and community oversight. so, that is one thing. but there is a lot of other legal inclinations. one is that if you enlisted in the military, it did not matter what age you were. you are 12, does not matter. your legally emancipated from your parents' control. shortly after the war, this is my favorite letter from our book, shortly after the war, this guy from kansas right into salmon chase, who is the chief justice. and he says, essentially, can parents get young people who are not yet -- have not yet reached the age of 21, can we get them back under our control? and he wants to know. there couple boys who come back from the war. what can we do with them? some of our military officials insist the minor of 16 or 17 does not owe any service to the parents because they have been in the army. they are doing a vast mischief, he says, including to other boys in the neighborhood. just as -- he makes a jos -- joke of this, but he is serious. he wants to know,

the citadel of the family, the strong place that could not be taken imperturbability could be, could humble position in the family, she had taken dignity and a clean, calm beauty. from her position as healer. her hands had grown sure and cool and quiet. from her position as arbiter, she had become as remote and faultless in judgment. as a goddess. she seemed to know that if she swayed from the family, she swayed and the family shook. and if she ever really deeply wavered or despaired, the family would fall. the family will. will to function would be gone. tell me more about this. >> well, and of course, over the over the course of the novel, the family is not just the joads, right? the family begins as the joads, and then the family becomes the collective. and so ma saying that if she wavered, the family would falter. she is the symbol of hope for me as well. when i read the novel, and when i think of my first time reading it in high school, the memories that still resonate for me, you know, too many years later are ma joad in the kitchen frying up dough? it's. it's ma joad having co

when you look as to where the major companies, the biggest, fastest growing companies like citadel isuildings and there's no new brand new buildings. the people that have taken that space, they can't even expand in that space right now. if you look at where rents were this year in midtown manhattan, we were back at 2018 volumes on leasing. and rents. we had $100 rents 212 leases. over two leases at $200 a square foot. >> so it really is a tale of two cities, completely. if you're in a building or new, everybody loves you. they want to be there. and if you're not, you're out of luck. >> that's right. the thing is on new construction, since there is no new construction coming on market, we're seeing what we had talked about in the past. they'll go down to the next level. well located buildings with the right amenities. those buildings have been renting, let's call it at the 80, or $90 a foot, are now going 100, or $120 a foot, because of the scarcity of large blocks of space. >> so new york, with bill rudin, he was a cheerleader. he was with us recently. i tend to find you a little more

officer bussell carried out his duty to protect the citadel of democracy. with supreme excellence, no matter his assignment from first responder specialty to the mountain biking to the senate chambers. he was instrumental as officers in making sure the body could carry out the work of the american people day in and day out. we offer the deepest gratitude for the capital police to congress and the nation who say to him thank you and wish his family the best. is it you? >> all of us can remember when the biden ministration took office, the issues facing them, the evacuation of american forces from afghanistan, that effort started under donald trump in the previous administration but was up to president biden to execute the plan. the sad reality is in the course of that evacuation american troops lost their lives. i'm sure that haunted president biden every day he served as president. the moment he was being tested, did not come through for those men and women in uniform who gave their lives in that effort. those debts haunted him, i am sure, during four years

i think a bank like a goldman has to contend with citadel and millennium taking all of its people. >> sure. >> i also think, jim, what a turn of events from -- remember when david solomon was on the magazine covers, the press was against him, he is such a jerk, how can he run goldman sachs, all the people leaking. the stock price is at a record high and the board is going to pay him a lot of am unto stay. >> it was monster quarter. a lot of mention into private equity and private credit. wealth management was fantastic, m&a coming back. both of these people -- i know solomon pretty well. he has evolved to the point where i think a lot of people feel he could even be the spokesperson for the industry. everyone likes waldron, always have. when i say "everyone" bankers and media. >> is he presumed successor here? >> when you mention the retention bonus i would have thought at a certain point kind of like what happened at jpmorgan you get too old to become the ceo, you don't have enough time, enough window. i just think going back to -- which was the best quarter? >> of all the banks? gol

citadel has a roughly 50% gain last year but the vast majority opted to keep their money in the multi-stratns of dollars of profits were redeemed. the vast majority of high performing hedge funds are not taking money, causing investors to stay put where they already are. the ap reporting apple pay $95 million to settle a lawsuit accusing siri of these dropping. the suit alleged some recorded conversations were shared with advertisers. the plaintiffs said there mentions of certain sneakers, restaurants and surgical treatments triggered ads for products. apple is not acknowledging wrongdoing. that is your brief. jonathan: thank you. it is what everyone always thought. your phone was listening to you. all of a sudden he saw a commercial for. lisa: it actually explains why i have been getting 70 advertisements after my kids' discussions about dark chocolate with raspberry and cookies with certain types of marshmallow filling. jonathan: popping up on the phone? is that what happened? claim the kids for that. up next, fighting to keep the speakers gaveled. >> we have to stay unified. we will have

after losing that election donald trump unleashed rioters on capitol hill, rampaging throughout the citadel of democracy, clubbing police officers with baseball bats, and crushing them between doors. 140 law enforcement officers from the capitol police and the washington, d.c. metropolitan police were injured that day. i remember their heroism, and i remember those who died in the days following those attacks. mr. president, to pardon people who were convicted of assaulting and bloodying and bludgeoning police officers demonstrates contempt for the men and women who helped protect us every day, not just here in the capitol but men and women of law enforcement throughout the country. as the fraternal order of police and the international association of police chiefs have said, and i quote, allowing those convicted of these crimes to be released early diminishes accountability and devalues the sacrifices made by courageous law enforcement officers and their families. they go on to say that this leniency, quote, sends a dangerous message that the consequences of attacking law enforcement are n

crisis of confidence and the crisis of confidence we are seeing now in our world, but also be a global citadelange and justice and being able to have greater good overcome the great evil we are seeing around the world. may jimmy carter's legacy be that of helping inspire the next generation and being a light in this very dark time that we face. my heart goes to jimmy carter's family, his friends, and all of georgia. we want to say, thank you, mr. president, for showing us the way in public service even after you served your country with the highest distinction. my grandfather was a military man himself, and that is what also -- host: christopher, thank you for your call. we will leave it there. we want to be able to show you some of the sights and sounds that is happening. that is the carter family arriving at the phoebe sumter medical center in americus georgia. we will let you taken -- take in those sights and sounds for a few minutes. >> they are coming behind the phoebe sumter sign. [distant traffic noise] [distant train whistle] [train passing] host: if you are just joining us, that is th

officer bussell carried out his duty to protect the citadel of democracy. with supreme excellence, no matter his assignment from first responder specialty to the mountain biking to the senate chambers. he was instrumental as officers in making sure the body could carry out the work of the american people day in and day out. we offer the deepest gratitude for the capital police to congress and the nation who say to him thank you and wish his family the best. is it you? >> all of us can remember when the biden ministration took office, the issues facing them, the evacuation of american forces from afghanistan, that effort started under donald trump in the previous administration but was up to president biden to execute the plan. the sad reality is in the course of that evacuation american troops lost their lives. i'm sure that haunted president biden every day he served as president. the moment he was being tested, did not come through for those men and women in uniform who gave their lives in that effort. those debts haunted him, i am sure, during four years