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silver lining in the world and they're not benefiting from this in mexico exact this is outrageous david morgan in the morgan report. you know last time we are west we flew to athens during that and the greek financial crisis and we made a presentation to the government about solver right as they have similar and they foolishly took on the troika and they went that way and the economy went down the tubes go back to the pyramid i mean the bankers are really at the top of the pyramid and they're not going to give up the monopoly to get something for nothing really meddling a lot of forces of the universe again. working people find your work more good for dot com really is it then is. hi federalizing or just morgan report the mortgage market report dot com thanks for making the house report back so it's a pleasure thank you that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser stacy ever like to thank our guest david margan of the morgan report if you like to catch us on twitter it's kaiser report and i signed by. you know world of big partisan. and conspiracy it's time to

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david: complex story. you explained it well. we have to move on, guys. morganyourself available. we appreciate it. i know you are at an airport. catch that flight before it takes off. thank you very much. >> thanks. david: before we head to a break, let's see what's coming up on "evening edit". elizabeth macdonald. >> great to see you. wall street says it is in official, we are in the best bull market since world war ii. now nancy pelosi wants to hop on. she now says she does want a nafta 2.0 trade deal done this year. democrats also now claim there will be no government shutdown next week. they are ready to deal. are they ready to deal with president trump? tonight the turn around there. we will take you to the president's rally in louisiana. he is sure to rip into impeachment, the democrats and make his case for reelection, the lowest jobless rates in half a century for all workers and much more. a lot of stories coming up david. david: sounds like fun. i will be watching. thanks liz. could be a hail mary for former quarterback colin kaepernick trying to get

morgan and david, i did not forget about your shopping lists. a look at them later on back to you. >> all right >> thank you >> hope my daughter's not watching right now >> i know. i made my generic. i didn't say who it was for. >> i guess i just did. >> but those are not for you >> the women's mids, no. >> you never know. >>> all right. we've had fun with mike today. still to come here on "squawk on the street," outlook on the busiest day of the shopping season, ethan allen ceo. we're back in a couple of minutes. ♪ oh, ho! oh, ho, ho, ho! you... you got me. uh, what do you want? i've got uh, ai robots, i've got vr goggles. i want your sled, please. no. [ chuckles ] timmy. it'd be a shame if this went viral. for those who never compromise. the mercedes-benz winter event. whoa. he was pretty good this year. ♪ ♪ i've been a caregiver for 20 years. no two patients are the same. predicting the next step for them can be challenging. today we're using the ibm cloud to run new analytics tools that help us better predict and plan a patient's recovery. ♪

we want to dig in a little deeper with david kelly of j.p. morgan asset management. to you? anything in particular? david: this focus on what the neutral rate is for interest rates and the question of whether the fed is accommodative, first of all, how do you know if they are accommodative? i will tell you how you know. is there a sickle business person or homebuyer -- a single businessperson or potential homebuyer who thinks rates are too high? no. but that doesn't damage the economy in the long run. it calls asset prices to go up more than income. frankly, i think the fed rates are too low. i'm glad the fed stopped, but i idea from here, they can't stimulate the economy at all. brooke: we talked about potentially a lower neutral rate. there's all this talk about a hawkish cut. does that limit the arsenal going forward if you do start to see a true downturn? david: i know we will get to this later, but one of the key research insights we've got on this is that, at a certain point when you lower rates, you selling the are economy down. from that perspective, it limit

david louie joins us live along 101 in morgan hill and he's been talking to drivers. david? >> reporter: well, ama, the clear weather means fairly smooth sailing out here on highway 10 is. the headlines north toward san jose and the taillights to points south. now we know it is difficult for families to be cooped up in a vehicle for hours on end trying to get to their destinations and putting up with a lot of boredom so we asked them how are they coping? this is a popular rest stop along highway 152 as drivers cut over from gilroy to interstate and it was an ordeal to get this far after the bottleneck in the hill view area. heather needed to get a snack and showed us what is best to make the trip seem less boring. >> it would be these ones. >> fritos. >> you like the flaming hot ones. >> you can't get those in canada. >> didn't know that. >> so this will make the time go faster? >> it will for sure. >> reporter: and it was time to take a break watching movies en route to fresno to grand ma's house. >> we were watching "open season" and all of the movies that we download were

[applause] i would like to thank the national book foundation particularly my friends david steinberger, morganmarcus, caroline and of course the incomparable lisa lucas for this extraordinary honor. when lisa called me some months ago to tell me my selection, i was in a word dumbfounded. i have grown a little bit more. i kind of like the sound but for one moment the impact of this extraordinary special recognition will never diminish. i am most grateful. i'm humbled ti am humbled to beg this tonight in the company of america's best writers. i congratulate all of the nominees for tonight's awards. like all of you i am eagerly looking forward to the announcement of the winners though in my book each and every one of you is a winner for the remarkable craft that you bring to your work. [applause] i want to acknowledge my friends in the publishing and distribution community that are here tonight. i have had the privilege of working with so many of you for so many years and while we may not always agree on everything, i am convinced the partnership between publishers and independent booksellers has

live in or morgan hill, david louie. >>> those of you traveling to southern california, expect snow on the grapevine. the chp had to escort drivers on i-5 this morning because of heavy snowfall. that stops after a couple hours and traffic began flowing again smoothly. here's a look at different viewpoints. chains are required on all vehicles except four-wheel drive vehicles. from three myeloowe eastbound 80 is closed to all trucks. >> crews up early this morning at squaw valley clearing the new snow from the roads. the parking lots and decks at the famous resort. more than 18 inches of fresh snow has fallen in the last 24 hours. a skier's delight. here's the view they enjoyed while i don't know how much they can see from the top of heavenly. it's socked in, the resort on tahoe's south shore. skier's enjoyed 11 inches of new powder. >> there was a dusting on mt. hamilton overnight. this is 4200 feet. there were reports of snow on mt. diablo and mission peak in fremont. >> a lot of people heading to the airport to visit family and friends far away. this is a live view of sfo. no major is

morgan, back to you. >> sue herera, thank you >>> up next, ups ceo david abney.t's holiday outlook exclusively on "squawk alley. back after a quick break most people think of verizon as a reliable phone company. (woman) but to businesses, we're a reliable partner. we keep companies ready for what's next. (man) we weave security into their business. virtualize their operations. (woman) and build ai customer experiences. we also keep them ready for the next big opportunity. like 5g. almost all the fortune 500 partner with us. (woman) when it comes to digital transformation... verizon keeps business ready. ♪ >>> welcome back to "squawk alley. ups expected to deliver close to three-quarter million packages as they gear up for the busiest period of the year joining us about the holiday outlook, david abney thanks for being here today. >> hey, morgan glad to be here this morning >> let's talk about what you are forecasting and how the billions of dollars you have been plowing into network capacity are going to kick in and pay off this holiday season >> we are well prep

i'm carl quintanilla with david faber and morgan brennan in for sara eisen at post nine.te that slight disappointment in consumer confidence the melt up here continues. record highs across the board and a fresh 52-week high for the russle >> our road map starts with more record highs for stocks as you heard just say the nasdaq and s&p hit the open. >> the tariffs impact on retail, we'll talk with the ceo of dollar tree with the stock sinking on today's numbers. >> what mike bloomberg's presidential bid means for the democratic field with the race for the white house heating up. >> let's start with the health numbers. best buy is moving higher after posting better than expected results raising its forecast ahead of the holidays. dick's shares surging after reporting its strongest comp since 2013, more than double the system over there. dollar tree is the blow up down sharply after lowering its holiday quarter outlook, citing the impact of tariffs. later this hour an e cluesive with the ceo gary philbin, one of the worst laggards on the s&p this morning if there were succes

i'm carl quintanilla and david faber and morgan freeman in for sara eisen five straight weeks of winsgether not to mention the record highs on friday. >> that's exactly where our road maps start stocks slumping as trade continues continue to loom for investors. >> plus the world's largest online shopping event alibaba's singles day hitting records with an hour still to go. the vape debate heats up and the president will meet with vaping industry officials months after calling for the ban of flavored e-cigs we'll bring you the latest. >> trade uncertainty gripping market this morning as they take a leg lower from record territory. ubs director of floor operations art cashin joins us this morning. a holiday, bond markets are closed fact that we do seem to be taking a breather here with equities, makes sense? >> it does, because what we're dealing with here is the denial of the tariff rollback you've got a little sense of that on friday it was reconfirmed over the weekend, and -- and it hit the chinese markets, along with the hong kong demonstrations, but primarily it hit the chinese mar

i am morgan brennan with mike santoli, david faber, live from post nine at the new york stock exchangearl quintanilla is off, jon fortt is on assignment but we're going to begin with wework losses balloons to 1.25 billion in the last quarter. roger mcnamee joins us, along with business inside henry blodget. good morning roger, i will start with you losses at wework, the turmoil continues. >> the thing that scarce me about we work, it could be a trigger of other issues in the market it is huge the scale of investing in unicorns that were i think at best unproven, maybe at worst not real businesses is such that as the stuff implodes, it could take softbank with it. softbank is big enough to trigger all kinds of issues for the market. >> you're scaring people saying it could take softbank with it significant losses, no doubt that's a few steps down the road the saudis are 45 billion in, they're getting 7% deferred return, and then other investors, it is not clearly softbank at risk in the way you -- >> if they blow through enough money, it signals a fundamental change in how we perceive n

i am carl quintanilla with morgan brennan and jon fortt sirius xm ceo sits down with david faber in anotherc exclusive this morning, that's moments away a ton of news, impeachment, trade, retail. we'll start with this bombshell, schwab in talks to buy td ameritrade becky quick will join us in a few moments. a lot of conversations about what we think the brokerage business is now with zero commissions, how it leads to advisory services and implications around financial services. >> it is best performing stock in the s&p, e*trade the word speaks to the fact there's expectation of more consolidation. what it means for tech startups, names like robin hood and names out there, brought in disruption, now being given a run for their money. >> i don't know why e*trade is the word in terms of more consolidation. you would think that's a big plump turkey ready to be stuffed. >> i think the market expected that name to be first to be taken out. >> often times when these things happen, the next one ends up getting bit up thinking back 20 years to when e*trade was robinhood. they were the new kid on the

i'm david faber with morgan brennan and mike santoli, live from post nine here at the new york stocke get ready to open a shortened training session today, this day after thanksgiving we're looking for a slightly lower open on all the major averages european markets open for some time let's take a look and see what the tone has been like over there as you can see

morgan raced to the fastest half—ce ntu ry morgan raced to the fastest half—century for his country. davidg england‘s history books. chasing 242, new zealand were quickly up and running. injust his second match, parkinson was turning the screw, taking three wickets in just five balls in the new zealand‘s innings with three overs to spare, england will hope for a repeat performance in the decider on sunday. 0ur sports correspondent was watching at the for athletics today. how did kate do? not quite gold this evening. she had to settle for bronze. she came in as defending champion, actually qualified into the final in first position. she was hoping maybe she had a chance but there was some very tough competition from the chinese who eventually took gold and silver. she came in with a bronze but she has had surgery earlier on in the summer and had to take a break to fully recover and to come here and win a medal is a definite positive for her. here is what she had to say at the end of the race. i didn‘t have any expectations coming into this with having seven weeks off through the season. it

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david faber what do you want. >> world peace. >> world waste peace good will towards men morgan. >> i want everybody to have as great a holiday seasonplanning with my family. >> "squawk alley." >> my family members are here as well. >> how about you guys what do you want for the holidays. >> makeup. >> makeup what about you. >> all right we're asking leslie picker what do you want for the holidays >> full night's sleep. >> a full night's sleep. that's tough that's going to be tough. >> few and far between. >> going to be rough here guys ending on one more okay. what -- gel out what do you want. >> electric scooter. >> an electric scooter. >> ooh, okay. >> just yell out what you want everybody at once what do you want for the holiday is? >> all right, guys you heard it that's our own cnbc channel check i will hand it to you. >> what do you want,dome. >> i want more rounds of golf but if i say that it's not resonating well with my wife >> all right well, happy holidays from our family to yours. we throw it over to "closing bell" now. >> happy holidays indeed how on earth will we top it we won't but we will do our best to deliver the a

morgan stanley's jonas saying that the -- could get some decent margins in china. >> i was at an investment dinner last night, people are making investment case for tesla. the bears, davidgrowling because i said that. >> opening bell. at the big board, sap, kline and morgan at the nasdaq, it is dexcom for people with diabetes. >> you see who is retiring. >> powell's remarks are being released let's get to steve liesman. >> thank you very much fed chairman jerome powell will say the current monetary policy stance is, quote, likely to re main appropriate he says the full effects of rate cuts done, three this year, will be realized over time. the fed will pause here and wait to see what effects they have. but he does say the federal response to material changes in the outlook and the policy is not on a preset course he talks about what would happen in the event of another downturn he says lower rates may limit the ability of the federal reserve to support the economy, his fiscal support may be needed in a downturn scenario here, he makes one of his most impassioned pleas i can remember for the congress to get its fiscal act together, the federal budget is on an unsustainab

morgan >> oh, and there is so much ahead, david 50 years ago this test stand was used for saturn 5 forole the commercial sector is playing in the new space era. for a city is famous for rocket science there is more to the growthto f sryor huntsville and we have that story coming up after the break. >>> welcome back morgan brenp is live from rocket city usa taking a look at how it isn't just aerospace and defense companies making their way down to huntsville, alabama, it's morgan as well >> hey, leslie, that's right so huntsville's economic growth has taken off really like a rocket from 2000 to 2017 the huntsville metro area has grown jobs, wages and population at roughly double the national rate and at a time where u.s. unemployment is sitting right near a five decade low, the rate here is lower 2.1% government plays a huge role in that, but so, too, do companies that are increasingly pouring billions into the area not just aerospace and defense it's called rocket city usa. home to the highest concentration of engineers per capita and educational system that teaches s.t.e.m. starting i

i am carl quintanilla with morgan brennan and jon fortt sirius xm ceo sits down with david faber in another, that's moments away a ton of news, impeachment, trade, retail. we'll start with this bombshell, schwab in talks to buy td

david westin. let's get back to the broader economy. potential implications from all of these political much nations and movements. we are joined once again by ellen zentner, morganhief u.s. economist. i'm reluctant to ask if there will be a direct economic impact from these proceedings, but the fact that legislation will be held up because of the amount of air being used by these impeachment proceedings, that could impact the economy, correct? ellen: yes, whether it is impeachment proceedings, a very close election or contentious election, we can look back at past election cycles. we can follow things like the economic policy uncertainty index. it shows that, especially in contentious and close elections, it can dampen this in this activity, household activity, certainly confidence. oftentimes, we could say we don't feel so good and we are still out there spending come about confidence would first show signs of cracks. the 2016 election was the first time we really started parsing party affiliation within consumer confidence surveys. you saw, after president trump won the white house, sentiment among republicans was at record highs and democrats was record low.

david ignatius, donny's here and politics and journalism professor at morgan state university and politics editor at the root jason johnson. >> you know who else is here? >> who. >> last day. >> what? oh, know, i don't want to talk about it. >> jim. >> no, so upsetting. >> jim is here, this is so upsetting. i don't understand this. >> i feel like -- >> i don't understand this. >> i feel betrayed by my cbs counterpart. >> this is horrible. >> it's not good. it's a big poach and wrong. >> 20 years. 20 years. >> we're still in the 11th hour of negotiations. we're going to go right up to the trade deadline and see if we can work something out to keep jenn here because the most valuable member to keep her here. >> nora o'donnell, taking jenn from us, nora, you know, i don't know. >> it's just awful. >> let's get to the news where it is friday and it's fun, but we're just hours away from more public testimony in the impeachment probe of president trump. today lawmakers will hear from former u.s. ambassador to ukraine marie yovanovitch. she told lawmakers last month that she had been the target o

morgan chesky, it's rough times there in venice. thank you for the update from london. >>> coming up at the top of the hour we have "up" with david dou remember ra. what's in store for us this morning? >> obviously a ton to talk about when it comes to impeachment, those brand-new transcripts, the closed door testimony yesterday and a big week of open hearings set to begin. we will dig deep into all of that. another big story this week, the supreme court weighing whether or not the daca program is legal, that's the subject of arguments at the supreme court. actor cal pen will join us, the creator of a new show about the immigrant experience. he worked for president obama at the white house as well. we're also going to look ahead to the next debate, the "washington post" debate on wednesday with keshia lance bottom the mayor of atlanta where the became is going to take place, also a supporter of joe biden's candidacy, going to ask her about that big news out of iowa this morning that pete buttigieg is the front runner in a major poll there. the former vice president he is in fourth place. >> isn't that extraordinary. >> it is. >> that

morgan stanley. they sold hedge funds assets as clearly, -- to bnp, so clearly people across wall street are interested. david story, the sec making this change to who can buy hedge funds. . it is an interesting potential shift for hedge funds. sarah: this comes back to what is called the accredited investor standards. it basically sets the limit for who is able to invest in assets that aren't regulated by the sec, for example. these rules haven't been updated since 1980, interestingly enough. if you are an individual, to invest in private assets, you have to have an income of $200,000. as a couple, you have to make $300,000, or you have to have a net worth of $1 million. what they are floating changing is on one side, they are potentially going to be adjusting for inflation. so we could actually see that 300k, one million-dollar number increase. david: i once talked to the sec chair, and it takes us to the third story about passive versus active. a lot of the smaller investors are totally in passive, and as a result, they don't have a portfolio that makes what a blackrock has, and may be left out. mckinsey s

david as men and thank you for joining us. this is bulls and bears, joining me tonight we got carol roth, zachary, steve, white house hopeful senator elizabeth warren firing back at 2b morgan chase, janie diamond, after he said her rhetoric against billionaires quote, vilifies successful people. worden tweeted back saying quote, really simple, jamie dimond and his buddies are successful in part because of the opportunities workforce and public services that we all pay for and it's only fair that he and his billionaire friends chip in to make sure everyone else has a chance to succeed. the fact they reacted so strongly, so angrily to being asked to chip in mark tells you all you need to know. the system is working great for the wealthy and well-connected and jamie dimond does not want that to change but i will fight to make sure it works for everyone. here's a question. will liz warren class warfare rhetoric help her pay off at the polls. steve, what do you think? >> only in the left wing of the democratic party, the left bar left activists will move up in the polls but most americans realize what abraham lincoln said you don't help the poor by tearing down the so-called ri

david as men and thank you for joining us. this is bulls and bears, joining me tonight we got carol roth, zachary, steve, white house hopeful senator elizabeth warren firing back at 2b morgan quote, vilifies successful people. worden tweeted back saying quote, really simple, jamie dimond and his buddies are successful in part because of the opportunities workforce and

morgan north korea from. witnesses for the impeachment inquiry against the u.s. president arrived at capitol hill. is a former white house expert i will be hearing from. a little about 15 minutes david holmes is a diplomat at the u.s. embassy in ukraine the testifying. 14 hours g.m.t. will bring you live the soonest that hearing gets underway just ahead here on the it will be time for sports. and both of these fighters agree on one thing before they step into the ring. you can see those faces let me tell you right here in just . thank goodness for that at least he showed up in the office to run homes have a sport many fags joe's a marine is just about the whole his 1st news conference as tottenham head coach he's already taken his 1st training session less than 24 hours off of the club sacked his predecessor motets your part to teener who is being strongly linked with barney over in your 1st time in charge will be against london rivals west ham this saturday speaking to a top men's in-house t.v. channel the portuguese couldn't resist a subtle dig at some of his former team specifically the way they develop young talents. there is not one manager in the world that doesn't like to pla

morgan stanley, obviously with a challenging call. sarah, thank you. on short notice to give us wisdom on home depot as well. lots going on. harris associates, davidlue. maybe home depot will become a value. stay with us. home depot down 7%, this is bloomberg. ♪ need so muchure we accommodation at this time. i'm a little worried we would have less room for a negative shock. the long end of the market has been fluctuating between 1.5% and 2%, a lot lower than what we are experiencing before the last recession which means quantitative easing would have some effect. guy: the view from boston. the view from morgan stanley. the fed is on the sidelines. if we don't get a trade deal by december 15, do we have to put them back on the table? jim: the odds go up. it will depend what happens down the road. if we look at other markets. credit spreads, relatively low and tight. credit is cheap and money is accessible. does the additional 25 basis point rate cut by the fed, does that really help at this point? does it need to? equity markets are doing well. we effectively need to see the dollar getting weaker. we would like to see that. that would be broadly go