in citi bank's case. european bank expose kwur yur and goldman case may abproblem with malaysia. >> pete you agree you want different leadership. >> yes but when you look at industrials today, strong day. nice bounce today. they are names individually in the industrial space that i like a lot. but i'm in the xli that's my

and citi bank is the one in the near term to go short. >> looks like the time is expired.sack bhere next friday at 5:30. don't go anywhere. "m "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 is always more money to make and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica my job is not just to entertain but to teach you so call me at 1-800-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer.

and citi bank. tappingable bank at citi bank give are or take 62.5 or of $3 trading 1.1 the 5 times tangible book why? i happen to think it's for european exposures and maybe the real problem and the systemic risk for our banks comes from europe. >> look at all the banks, they haven't performed in the best environments now you get an environment that's not as good and auchlds everything is sold off what i find interesting is people worried about a flat yield curve. since august that yield curve sfeep steepened a bit. the bank does well there they haven't the other thing to be concerned about is high yield bonds or investment grade bonds, the credit quality in knows are under question i'm not saying it's falling apart process. but as traders you look appear say you know, maybe the bank's balance sheets aren't as strong as two or three months ago therefore and they haven't worked in a greater environment. now maybe i don't want to be in them. >> things could change with a new congress what sparked the

well citi bank reported tangible book for citi bank is about $62. if you look at that valuation, make citi bank about the cheapest in that metric out of all at 0.8 times book. if you saw the republicans hold house and senate citi. >> you have gop maintaining power, right, in legislative branch, what happens >> could be tax 2.0. it could be easier trade deals because you don't have the hurdles of dealing with opposition i would think that it's lower taxes, lower regulation, stronger stock market. >> well, first of all, i would zoum that if we hold serve like guy talks about that's a short-term gain but a medium to longtime negative. because that means more fiscal aggressiveness means more fed. it means also the higher rates hurting the markets more than anything i would posit to say that actually unlike karen who held serve often probably and i would say maybe it's guy who got broken serve, people say that if the democrats take the house, whatever that means, is that a blue wave? i don't know but any say that's priced in i don't think that's priced i

in citi bank's case. european bank expose kwur yur and goldman case may abproblem with malaysia. >> pete you agree you want different leadership. >> yes but when you look at industrials today, strong day. nice bounce today. they are names individually in the industrial space that i like a lot. but i'm in the xli that's my exposure to that inkt there is upside if we get clarity in the trade war that we talk about every day that's lots of upside. >> trump attacking general motors again as the president hints on twitter that new auto tariffs cop ecould be coming plus it's alive just when you thought it's time to bury bitcoin. but one bitcoin bull says watch out the bottom is not in he will be here when we come he will be here when we come righking santa for this year. you still write letters to santa? no. please. i send him emails. can i get his email address? oh... i don't feel comfortable sharintit. buy the latest iphone, get iphone xr on us, and get the unlimited plan and the best of entertainment. more f

history hank paulson was against this all bailout of citibank at the time he wanted to nationalize citi bank we find out it was barack obama who rallied to the defense of the big banks on wall street a lot of people don't understand his role in that particular part of financial history and also i should note that the swiss national bank just sold from what i understand they're apple holding they had a very large business and apple stock they've said they're selling that stock central banks have been buying stock unusually now they seem to be on a winding that stock that could put some downward pressure on the markets if they start on why these positions what about gold mess it's not doing much except trading treading water any thoughts it's been turning water now for almost two years z z. it's started to rally late two thousand and fifteen and i think that is certainly that's one gold mine or there's a bottom and they took off and many are two and three times a head some of the juniors are four and five even more times ahead and they gold corp is a just a there's some real problems there som

why does citi need a marketing cloud, it's just a bank? >> well, every company is transforming their relationship with their customer and we're going from a world where if you don't have a digital one on one relationship with your customer, you're just not going to be that successful and you can look at some of the huge successes we've had in the quarter and i've got great stories to tell you, jim but one of the stories i love is uber of course, we've all called our uber well, uber has a tremendous need to have a relationship, not only with you, the consumer, but also with the driver, their own internal operations. you know, that's been an exciting story with us as we've been able to improve our relationship with dare and other executives in the company, we've seen them transform their relationships with their customers. >> you guys have a lot of partnerships last time we were excited about the apple partnership. does that produce results or is that a two-three year transformation >> apple has been a great opportunity for us we've worked o

and citi bank is the one in the near term to go short. >> looks like the time is expired. catch usack bhere next friday at 5:30. don't go anywhere. "m "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 is always more money to make and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica my job is not just to entertain but to teach you so call me at 1-800-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. the nasdaq is falling 4.5% sometimes buyers like to take their lives in their hands because that's what they're doing if they bought at the high today. what do you call it when someone buys going into a g-20 summit? a controversial one. i think they're being pretty optimistic maybe the president makes a deal in which case the stock market will roar or people at the bell, it will pay off for them more likely i think it will tell us the u.s. will still raise tariffs 25% with china come january. however i feel about trump's trade policy, p

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. >> i'll go with citi bank. ce back. >> jim >> intel very cheap soon, they'll have a new ceo which should be a catalyst. >> u.s. bank usb. >> great that does it for us. this special edition of the "halftime report" honoring our veterans, honoring our heros thank you so much for being here thank you, all of you, for your service. [ applause ] >>> i'm melissa lee. here's the menu. the markets reversal stocks falling after a big weekly rally was the market overbought, or is this a one-day blip? oil is doing something it hasn't in 35 years and it could have an impact on the economy. >>> plus, we'll debate the fda's bold plan to restrict the sale of flavored ecigarettes. >>> going once, going twice, sold

stephen with us from citi private bank with us now.oked at auctions in ages. is the fiscal debate going to mean something? >> it is unusual for bond supply to have a big effect on treasury bond yields. usually when there is economic weakness and we are borrowing and, risk averse activity, the supply is falling. this is a stronger economy, strengthening. we can debate how long that lasts, but we are adding to auction sizes and pressuring the bond market he comes the economy is holding up, the budget is getting larger, the fed is purchasing less bonds, so where seeing upward pressure on interest rates. that is rare in the treasury markets. it is important. it has made yields percent across all maturities, and it is want high reasons we quality bond portfolios where you can earn a real yield. francine: right. steve, thank you so much. , the carlsberg chief executive. we will talk about emerging markets and pricing. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: good morning. i am tom keene in new york. with thevisit carlsberg chief execut

citi' bank recently released a policy that they won't allow gun purposes without a background check. try to advertise for a gun or on google, on facebook, on any kind of social media or internet platform. 99% of them don't let you advertise for guns or gun parts. >> yet somehow, there are still 300 million guns in the country. >> there are still gun stores and people know where to get them. >> exactly. >> that's an unfair business practice. there are lots of coffee shops. but if only starbucks gets to advertise, is that unfair? that's unfair. you could advertise gun control on google. you can advertise gun control on facebook and twitter, no problem. you can't advertise for gun rights. you can't advertise for gun parts or ammunition or anything else. these businesses need to get their message out to the people. >> and they are. talk to me about yourself, if you would. you're from new york. >> from new york. >> born and raised. on long island. >> on long island. >> did you grow up with a gun in the house? >> i did not. long island, new york, is not a big gun culture community. >> so h

city official who empties bank accounts nationwide keep the cut for himself. oint $7 million last year giving him the most lucrative job in new york city government. he was more the story, is zach. i did not know you could make $1.7 million working for the public sector. >> i did not know either until i wanted to start. get to make $1.7 million on behalf of predatory lenders? >> new york city marshals is this arcane boast that goes back to dutch colonial days. then, they counsel appointed these guys and said they could get a cut of whatever money they collected. that system has continued to today. they earn commission. if they collect $100, they keep five for themselves. caroline: you would have thought that his reach would be within new york, but because of the law and because of your reporting, it shows he is getting deals thrown at him from all over the country. zach: that's right. he works for these cash advance companies that get new york state court judgments against people -w all of the country. if there's a bank in new york city, he can go to the banks

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with the amount of history in the city of london, the bank of england, everything you can see around well, this would be an amazing bit of architecture. and another draw to london, and other thing to do when you come to visit. thank you so much for your thoughts and comments and thank you for your contribution. whatever you to today, hope you have a good day. see you $0011. hello there. if you thought it was cold yesterday, today is going to feel even colder. all the mild air that we had over the weekend has been pushed away by these easterly winds, and with stronger winds, it will feel colder today, and we're also drawing in colder and colder air as the day goes on. now, probably not a great deal of frost to start the day, too much wind for that. there may be some early sunshine. i think fairly quickly the cloud will build and all these showers in the east will get blown that bit further westwards, some of them heavy and maybe a touch wintry over the higher ground as well. a closer look at the showers in the afternoon. frequent showers coming through the english channel and into the

. >> i'll go with citi bank. it has to bounce back. >> jim >> intel very cheap soon, they'll have a new ceo which should be a catalyst. >> u.s. bank usb. >> great that does it for us. this special edition of the "halftime report" honoring our veterans, honoring our heros thank you so much for being here thank you, all of you, for your service. [ applause ] >>> i'm melissa lee. here's the menu. the markets reversal stocks falling after a big weekly rally was the market overbought, or is this a one-day blip? oil is doing something it hasn't in 35 years and it could have an impact on the economy. >>> plus, we'll debate the fda's bold plan to restrict the sale of flavored ecigarettes. >>> going once, going twice, sold we'll go inside the most expensive house ever put up for auction. "ho "power lunch" starts right now >> welcome, everybody, to "power lunch. what a wonderful program that was on "fast money halftime. a great tribute to our servicemen and women welcome, everybody i'm tyler mathisen stocks moving lower and

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in the city that the bank would sit with see it so the verdict is in canada is pushing clear parisians preferred the wind from the us all her well maybe for once they don't rule house being vindicated as the wind from his country seems to have trumped that from france so on this occasion from paris we admit defeat but nevertheless we will always weighs a gloss and say so and say show that you can ski r.t. paris. let's get more of this week's stories coming in ninety seconds time you're watching r.t. international. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. is over twenty trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you want to be rich eight point six percent market saw thirty percent i just want to hear some with four hundred to five hundred three per second per second and that point rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion dollars a i industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only numbers you need to remember one one doesn't show you can't afford to m

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of course, city isn't the only one that has come close there is a couple of runners-up with j.p. morgan chase and the predecessors and with bank of america. and coming together in the early nineties with instability but one reason to track city was that lineage back in time was a lot clearer. but 1812 through the 19 nineties but with the way of the mergers to have that easy path with those others it was a lot more complicated and then the last issue with that city's history with that journalistic storytelling approach and that's the primary reason there are all of these that lend themselves to storytelling. >> so it is the classic too big to fail for most of its history now one of the largest and what was that research is you have this long. of the independent institution it isn't only stable but it rescues the government with the magnet for deposits and roughly one century since guided are heavily regulated and that's what i think makes it an important case study. >> you anticipated a question that i wanted to ask that city which we know was one of the largest in the country today and maybe now is the largest but you mentione

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. >>> british street artist bank city makes a statement on the israeli/palestinian conflict it is a controversial wall constructed by israel many bethleham. it is being featured at a stand promoting tourism in palestinian. >> it is the broken wall. and it is making a statement about that one day this wall will fall. >> last year he opened a hotel on the west bank just a few yard from the wall. he hoped that the walled off hotel will lead to dialogue on both sides of the middle east conflict. >>> a bay area artist is suing the former owners of san jose shoe store because they painted offer a mural. he painted the mural 30 years ago on the side of the building on story road. it is depicted mexican american history. it even showed leaders. they say they violated state and federal law. >>> local retail experts are weighing in on amazon's four star floor that just opened in berkley t is called four -- it is called four star because it has things that get four stars on their site. >> amazon has all the data on what customers like. and what is popular here in the bay area versus in new york. and those a

the mayor of the city identified the deceased as a palestinian man from at west bank city.s carried out a wide range of air strikes against what they say are jihad tarts in gaza. they say they have hit a number of facilities including weapons manufacturing facilities, weapons storage including strategic assets. they say they took out a hamas tv studio. according to the palestinian ministry of health, six palestinians have been killed in the wide range of air strikes carried out since earlier in morning and into last night. erica, the question now where does this go from now? egypt and united have been involved and in contact with both sides. they have done so over the course of the past six months and succeeded in bringing about a cessation of hostilities but this time it is different. it is a bigger longer round of hostilities and one senior international expert said he is pessimistic about where this is heading right now. >> thank you. >>> new evidence of a possible link between the death of jamal khashoggi and saudi crown prince, a argued to the "new york times" that evi

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allegations this morning dawn raids in frankfurt in offices in and around the city triggered by those allegations that do it your bank essentially was involved in setting up a separate entity in the british virgin islands a known tax haven the storing the funds of around nine hundred customers money to the tune of three hundred million euros and i use that term loosely but gotten ill gotten essentially according to those allegations through criminal activity the allegations there of being involved with potentially organized crime is something which no bank no company wants to have on their hands and bank their headquarters raided there in frankfurt only bartz is actually standing by at the stock exchange in the city where investors were also quick to react weren't they really are. yes sold a share immediately no it didn't crash or anything like that but it is going down by a good three percent and what immediately from a slight gain it was motoring along quite nicely into the negative territory and the awful thing about that is even though it's a loss of about three percent right now it's getting closer again to its

. >>> most city, government, and banking offices will be closed as the nation observes veterans day. there's a vigil at the crosses of lafayette starting at 5:00, and on the hillside memorial cross across from the bart station, and in danville, military themed exhibits will be opening, commemorating the world war i centennial, and the 50th anniversary of vietnam. it will be off harts avenue. >>> the san jose burglary prevention unit is off to a successful start. they were able to return a green jacket, and it was once worn by president eisenhower. >> they felt violated, and i think they felt a deep loss for some of the materials, the historic materials they had in their museum. >>> and officers from the burglary prevention unit said they ended up arresting the thief after he was caught breaking into another golf course on the same night. >>> got a little bit greedy. >> i guess so. >>> 6:15, and gianna has her eyes on the roads for the morning commute. >> a traffic alert on the bay bridge, but they have now canceled the traffic alert, and all lanes clear from the earlier motorcycle ac

cutting costs somewhere else and for the average consumer in germany, deutsche bank used to be in pretty much every little city are no longer doing that. of course, it also means an overall decline in deutsche bank's business, which could be coming on the back of these probes, it is not necessarily going to be good for the customer who wa nts to be good for the customer who wants the banks to be where the customer is. so, even though it is not necessarily direct directly impacting people because this is people's money, not the average saver so people's money, not the average saver so to say that has been laundered, but is the money of affluence kinds that has been placed on the british virgin islands betting you long on, yes, it does impact the average customer. 0k. let's talk about the story that is fast company and the website there, they say that airbnb is going to start designing houses. it is not just a company that is providing housing, it is a company that provides the houses itself. quite interesting, this is its new initiative called the act yard. to design and prototype new ways of building and shari

europe, on the back of dislocations at european banks, citi but alsot others in the institutional space. we have been a good recipient. in terms of asia, good things going on. consumer side, combination of credit card business, not necessarily the u.s. but the world's largest issuer of credit cards globally. moving towards payments, forget about cards, but the payment infrastructure, tying those things back together, wealth management, depository, that business is growing around 4% as well around the globe. good consistent uniform, not outsized or out risk in terms of chasing growth. david: it comes back to risk at some point. it is what got us into trouble 10 years ago. as you look at that growth pattern, can you achieve the growth you need to without taking substantial risk? you are in a competitive business. it is not just the other big banks. it is not banks. all sorts of different institutions. can you do that without taking risk on which you got rid of? michael: we talk about our firm and the focus, it is as much about what you don't do as what you do. a couple things we did. we n

this is from cheriton you can see how high the post river is there and just outside the city it's burst its banks now the rain responsible he's gradually fading out as it rolls its way northward but only because another weather system is pushing in from the atlantic now fortunately the main focus of the rain here is further north than italy so it's over positive britain and ireland down through parts of france that's what we see the worst of the weather the heaviest of the rains and that will gradually sweep eastwards as we head through the day on thursday now as it works eastwards it looks like it's breaking up a bit so not as much rain here but behind it there's yet more wet weather so generally speaking that the western parts of europe looking pretty wet over the next few days but it's not cold about fourteen degrees is the maximum in london that's fairly mild for this time of year and in the east with a still plenty of sunshine is still modeled for us as well vienna all the way out at sixteen degrees now for the other side of the mediterranean the cloud of rain that we've been seeing here is

new york city police searching the banks of the hudson river looking for clues to help them solve the mystery surrounding the deaths of two sisters from saudi arabia their bodies discovered by a passer by here last week taped together at the waist facing each other wearing black leggings and commands. the young women were identified as twenty two year old rotunda and sixteen year old tala for a police say they went missing from their home in virginia in late august publicly the first priority was identifying the girl's. young ladies and once that was done i think that we've made significant progress see you piecing together pieces of this puzzle to find out what happened the mother of the two young women told police that he had received a call from the saudi arabian embassy the day before the bodies were discovered she says the family was ordered to leave the united states because the daughters had applied for political asylum no comment on that from saudi officials here in new york but the consulate has put out a statement saying that an attorney has been appointed to closely follow

hard line brick city is would call it scaremongering but the bank of england says the figures don't lie. by the end of twenty twenty three g.d.p. is more than ten percent lower in the disorderly scenario compared to that may twenty sixteen trend. the bank also said if the island nation has to leave the e.u. in a holiday breaks it the pound could plummet twenty five percent against other major currencies that's a worst case scenario it says but possible have the country doesn't agree to a deal even so it's still far from clear that to reason they will be able to push their agreement with the e.u. through a combative british parliament although she's doing all she can to give things a positive spin on what we see behind the analysis that we have published today and indeed the chancellor recognise this morning is that our deal is the best deal available for jobs and our economy that allows us to all of the referendum and realise the opportunities of rights in. the analysis carried out by the government also shows britain's economy will suffer even if the deal goes through so the big questi

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and deutsche bank, a bad fit with citi. they say a deutsche bank merger is not right.s talk about 1mdb. it is quite a story. lloyd blankfein did meet with joe low who was right in the center of this. brook: there is some conflicting reports as to whether this was one-on-one or whether someone else was present. goldman says a representative from the average of a fund was also present. that person has also been indicated in the 1mdb scandal. the main question is -- goldman has pitched this as the work of rogue executives, but clearly it worked its way to the top. , whateads to questions of does this say about the culture of goldman and the rigor of their compliance controls that this was allowed to take lace? the internal compliance department raised questions and they were not willing to take him on as a client from goldman's private banking division. you have to wonder how this meeting was allowed to happen as those concerns were raised. caroline: we see the impact on goldman sachs'share price near year lows. this is a key concern for the overall valuation? could there

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bank. jonathan: from new york city for our viewers worldwide, i'm jonathan ferro with 30 minutes dedicated. this is "bloomberg real yield." coming up, the federal reserve is not returning to read a fourth rate hike in december. even as global growth concerns are increasing, fueling a bit es andid into treasuri crude oil falling into a bear market. we begin with of the big issue, the fed staying the course. >> i would expect to the fed's -- i would expect the fed's projection of gradual increases

uneir bodies were discovered vest week bound together on a river bank in new york city.icka duncan is here tonight with an update. jericka. >> reporter: some new information we have tonight, jeff. urw enforcement sources say the n.y.p.d. is now leaning towards suicide as a possible cause of death. cbs news has learned police are tracking 16-year-old tala farea, and her sister, 23-year-old rotana, through the use of their credit card transactions and a phone number the sisters used. investigators are also looking at hotels, transportation, and boutique shops for video evidence to retrace their whereabouts. now, the sisters were found last wednesday on the bank of the hudson river. police believe the sisters were alive when they entered the water. the youngest sister was reported missing in august. thficials are still not clear why the sisters came to new york in the first place. tomorrow, police are expected to hold a news conference to update us on the investigation. still, as we've talked about, a lot of questions with this one. >> glor: a lot of questions and a really

bank. jonathan: from new york city for our viewers worldwide, i'm jonathan ferro with 30 minutes dedicated. this is "bloomberg real yield." coming up, global markets at the mercy of the next trade headline ahead of the g20. federal reserve officials slowly sounded the alarm on decelerating global growth and the warnings piling up on the prospects of the investment grade credit market. we begin with a big issue, a big crack appearing in credit. >> in any slowdown you are going to have bonds drop pretty quickly. >> when rates go up, what will

bank. in the croatian seaside city of dubrovnik, two nations are sick -- are meeting to decide the fate ofhe tuna, a billion-dollar catch that has been overfishehed in recent yea. reporter: scientists shocked many in the fishing industry last month when they warn that stocks of fast swimming big eye tuna could crash h within a dece or two. big eye tuna is prize for -- in japan. and canned for supermamarket sales worldwide. >> so, at currerent catch levev, byby within the next 15 years, e stock is 60 times more likikelo compleletely collapsed than to rerecover. and thatt is obvioususly very concerning. youu k know, the current catch level, the current allowable catch, would get us to that point. reporter: report in october show the population have fallen that must and 20% of levels. this is due to the catching of young tuna which depletes the stock before he can reproduce. -- it can reproduce. >> the catch has been very poor. and we believe this is because of the passing, the catching of the juvenilile big eye tuna, which adversely affects the status. rererter: experts calculating the cutti

and the latest pitches are from charin where the river has got really high overflowed its banks just outside the city itself you can see very very high water level is there has caused a bit of problem a few problem should i say so this is the area that we've got with us currently that one is physically now to but not for long we've got another one that's working its way in from the west and that's made things pretty wet and windy really for many parts of the of britain and ireland and through france and you can see that system as it gradually works its way eastwards it does fizzle out and for the most part there's not as much left to it the over the central parts of europe as we head through thursday but it what it's done is just open the door for the next weather system that's working its way in so for britain and ireland and for parts of spain and portugal it's going to be wet and windy wants warm thursday but if you look at the direction of the wind hours they're all feeding up from the south and that's dragging in some quite mild air so for many of us although there has been a fair amount of dist

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peter all over peter thank you for being with us we've spoken about a lot of the large banks moving from the city of london to amsterdam frankfurt over there germany where you are and paris but what do people expect will be economic impacts upon the e.u. as a whole. now if you listen to the politicians certainly the ones that have been coming out and saying things here on the the european continent it's broadly positive this deal is basically what they've been saying all along that the. outside of the club can't be more beneficial than being inside of the club they wanted certain conditions in place for breaks that deal and it seems that those conditions of either being met all they've come a certain way that they're willing to accept them we heard from the european council president saying he was pretty much on side with this deal he was looking forward to a summit on the twenty fifth of november where he expected it to be greenlit by the european council if you start looking into the business world a little bit more though will start off a little bit with the the politicians still owe the europ

we understand the call between the banks and city regulators was made by bank of england governor marky who believed it was appropriate given what is going on in the markets today. stuart: financial instability always reflected over here. ashley: correct. liz: number of cabinet ministers resigning, potential push for a vote of no confidence. stuart: i think it is coming. winter, here is another negative. winter is here. a winter storm stretching from louisiana all the way up to new england, bearing down on us all, 80 million affected. we'll go to the weather center what people will be expecting. dow, leave it at this. down 150 points. we'll be back. if there's one thing all americans agree on, a deal is a deal. and congress has already made one to help america's seniors pay less for their prescriptions. but now, drug companies are lobbying congress, trying to force seniors to pay more so they can boost profits. but a deal is a deal. and the president has pledged to end price gouging by drug companies. we will no longer accept the inflated prices being charged to our seniors. protect se

road to study american literature and history and read mark twain on the banks of the mississippi and did this in new york city d transit bus. he wrote a book about it called piniel magic bus. of an interview of him he turned to c-spaners doug's blessing we are going to steal that idea and get out of washington and hit and we are going to travel around and talk it people. people.to host: what were you hoping to accomplish by getting on the road and talking to people? guest: i would say in that first probably four broad areas, four goals. talking to erms of people was to go work with our cable affiliates. systems in the neighborhoods and towns they targeted teachers and students schools and middle schools and we went to them and talked about c-span in the an educational resource. that was great for us to support and for themystems to make a connection and teachers and students could about politics and their government. second area was programming. was a way to follow in foot sor brinkley's stretches and visit historical sites and presidential libraries birthplaces, u.s. constitution or civil war battle fields.

what's on his side comeback in the financials, one-week performance, the xlfs up nearly 4%, citi is up 4.5, bank of america 4, jp morgan 3, goldman, 2.5 f.a.n.g.s have had nice comeback that works in favor of the bull tweens now and the end of the year. >> i would say before josh says it that we're right at the 50-day moving average for the s&p 500 if you look at the chart. and this is a really critical point here, because if you can break through, and push ahead of 2800, i think that's a very bullish sign on the topic of trade and tariffs, the f.a.n.g. move, the tech move yesterday was i think very associated with a belief that, a belief by investors and buyers that there's going to be some resolution here over the next couple of months. for the market to move higher, you need that. >> since the october lows, amazon is up 20% facebook is up 6, netflix is up 20 and alphabet is up 8.5 >> who thought they would recover to the magnitude in which they have so quickly >> you call what went on with facebook a recovery? >> take facebook, amazon up 20 that's a recovery. >> let's go back to the financial