if we have a citibank chart and we've been collectively bullish on citibank i think and that's worked nicely. but we just traded up to levels we saw a couple of years ago, which is problematic. we do a longer term chart. so you know i thought you'd see the rally. >> i didn't think. >> you'd see this ensuing sell off. but you know again just valuation if you want to play that game. to me citi is the. >> most compelling. >> one out there. >> if the. david zervos narrative is right, banks theoretically should be the biggest beneficiaries of a of deregulation. less regulation out there, right. so this is the area that you should want to be in. in theory. >> they run on hopes of m&a. on the regulatory changes they've run on the hoping that the ipo market and m&a is all coming back and they've run like i mentioned last segment credit spreads have been really tight. and you talk about consumer finance names. they are dependent on selling everything that they create into the market. that starts to back up a little bit. and if you think about recession and the impact to the consumer, there's n

they also told her to order citibank to freeze the accounts. she refused.resignation letter that a criminal investigation into the matter was unfounded and there wasn't any evidence of a crime. and that's key. no evidence of a crime in russia. that doesn't matter, but it should matter here. it should be the end of the matter here. then, multiple sources tell the washington post, trump's acting u.s. attorney for dc, ed martin, the guy who used to represent the jan six crew, personally submitted a seizure warrant application for the funds. okay. and attorney, you won't do it. i'm going to do it. no other prosecutor signed on to it. and get this. a magistrate judge rejected it, saying again, there wasn't any evidence of a crime. again. okay. a judge rejecting a warrant application is really quite rare. but the judge said, no, you cannot just invent a crime to investigate as a pretext to freeze assets like we're in an authoritarian regime. in the meantime, workers at some of those green nonprofits say their funds have been frozen, but the bank can't tell them w

in 2023 the chamber of commerce partnered with deloitte, salesforce, citibank and the world economic forum to launch usf an urban sustainability challenge calling on innovators to propose solutions for a greener downtown here in san francisco. the response absolutely incredible from green roof startups to ev chargers to energy storage solutions. the usf top innovators are helping drive sustainable urban sustainability efforts that can help san francisco become a role model city for other green cities. from that success we launched a sustainable innovators network a platform supporting local startups to deploy sustainable solutions in san francisco right here. >> and just six months ago we opened a brick and mortar store called the yes s.f. headquarters on the corner of montgomery and bush street. how many of you been in that space? yes. thank you very much. this is a beautiful space that is really designed by gensler to connect inspired, activate ideas about the city's future. and so when i go in in the morning i get a cup of coffee. i just kind of listen and i hear conversations. i

to your point about competition, many big banks, citibank, capital one, then even charge for overdraft that is their competition and that is why think is the way to go. before people out of overdraft, -- if you force people out of overdraft, you force them to the payday lending market which had thing is in their interest. annmarie: congressman, thank you for your time this morning. rep. hill: great to be with you. annmarie: that was congressman french hill, chairman of the financial services committee. what i took away is he's inspecting what he called his friend howard lutnick, a great dealmaker, to come up with something when it comes to mexico and canada. jonathan: looking forward to catching up with his friend and about 15 minutes live on "bloomberg surveillance." here is a bloomberg brief with dani burger. dani: the ukrainian official told bloomberg the country is still receiving u.s. intelligence. that follows a report from the financial times that the u.s. had cut off intelligence sharing with kyiv. if the channels are indeed frozen with ukraine, it could hamper their ability to

in 2023 the chamber of commerce partnered with deloitte, salesforce, citibank and the world economicforum to launch usf an urban sustainability challenge calling on innovators to propose solutions for a greener downtown here in san francisco. the response absolutely incredible from green roof startups to ev chargers to energy storage solutions. the usf top innovators are helping drive sustainable urban sustainability efforts that can help san francisco become a role model city for other green cities. from that success we launched a sustainable innovators network a platform supporting local startups to deploy sustainable solutions in san francisco right here. >> and just six months ago we opened a brick and mortar store called the yes s.f. headquarters on the corner of montgomery and bush street. how many of you been in that space? yes. thank you very much. this is a beautiful space that is really designed by gensler to connect inspired, activate ideas about the city's future. and so when i go in in the morning i get a cup of coffee. i just kind of listen and i hear conversations. i s