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dimon: you too. lisa: can i take a picture real quick? dimon: of course you can.is: i felt that cory and lisa needed to have some small wins along the way. being in business isn't about making a million dollars in the first year. it's about enjoying and celebrating the little wins, and then letting them mount up over time. cory: oh, wow. that was amazing. lemonis: he loved it. cory: yeah. lisa: like, i'm not built for this type of work. lemonis: yes, you are. lisa: it's not me. lisa: i don't think i can take the company where it needs to be. i think he can. lemonis: you can. i'm positive. i wouldn't be standing here. i know there's more inside of you, and i'm gonna keep digging because i know what you're capable of. lisa: it takes time. lemonis: it does take time, and that's trust. as we build trust with each other, that will help. lisa: that's hard for me to do. lemonis: i know, but i think you trust me more today than you did when you first met me. lisa: yes, i do. lemonis: and hopefully a month from now, you'll trust me more then than you do now. ♪ i've been un
dimon: you too. lisa: can i take a picture real quick? dimon: of course you can.is: i felt that cory and lisa needed to have some small wins along the way. being in business isn't about making a million dollars in the first year. it's about enjoying and celebrating the little wins, and then letting them mount up over time. cory: oh, wow. that was amazing. lemonis: he loved it. cory: yeah. lisa: like, i'm not built for this type of work. lemonis: yes, you are. lisa: it's not me. lisa: i don't...
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dimon? and i would have loved to hear the answer.vious presidents to president trump came up with a single idea and traded off economic growth by the trillions of dollars to china. >> one thing dimon doesn't say about a phase one trade deal. we want chinese to buy agriculture. the chinese have to buy agriculture anyway. lou: you are spoiling it. you are saying there is a market basis for what is being done to the chinese and gordon chang happens to be exactly right. they have a little problem with their pork. they have a little problem actually with cross agriculture and those little pests that are prevent something harvests. so you have to be right. so what do we get out of phase one. >> we don't get anything because the chinese have to buy our pork anyway. african swine fever killed more than half of china's pigs. in november the price inflation for pork, prices went up 110.2% in one year. inflation for food generally is up 19.1% last month. that means china has to buy u.s.ag. so we don't need to give anything up to that. lou: ther
dimon? and i would have loved to hear the answer.vious presidents to president trump came up with a single idea and traded off economic growth by the trillions of dollars to china. >> one thing dimon doesn't say about a phase one trade deal. we want chinese to buy agriculture. the chinese have to buy agriculture anyway. lou: you are spoiling it. you are saying there is a market basis for what is being done to the chinese and gordon chang happens to be exactly right. they have a little...
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jamie dimon has talked about this.ther people have talked about it, but is it broadly accepted in the c-suite enough that it will actually change? peter: i think that jamie dimon and alex gorsky deserve tremendous credit. the two of them are leaders, and 170 of 180 or so corporations that belong to the business roundtable signed up for this. so this is a really serious endorsement of a different version of capitalism, but that is just the beginning of principles. now, other institutions must come in. one of them is, for example, just capital, and i am the director. we do many things, but importantly, we measure the justness of corporations. we are creating specific areas of what it means, stakeholder capitalism. example -- with workers, what do you do? well, you have to pay more. i don't mean wealth transfer. i mean pay people out of the incremental value of what they produce. have them share in the value of what they produce. turn them from a cost, which shareholder primacy says people are a cost, to say people, emplo
jamie dimon has talked about this.ther people have talked about it, but is it broadly accepted in the c-suite enough that it will actually change? peter: i think that jamie dimon and alex gorsky deserve tremendous credit. the two of them are leaders, and 170 of 180 or so corporations that belong to the business roundtable signed up for this. so this is a really serious endorsement of a different version of capitalism, but that is just the beginning of principles. now, other institutions must...
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haase and scaramucci i think bob dimon. what did he have to say?s right i asked him about another key risk event for global investors and that is what is going to happen at the uk election. the brits go to the polls later this week this an election that will determine the outcome of the election bob dimon believes boris johnson is going to be able to form a commanding majority and get brexit done by the end of january. that could be significant for investors. clearly that has been impacting asset an currency markets. currently a big issue in the uk and around the world >> it has been there has been uncertainty and surprises along the way. we'll be paying attention. dan murphy, thank you very much. >>> still on deck, why a major real estate developer is looking at teens for turn around in our nations biggest malls and how many people are expected to fly come in holiday travel season. if you are one, you are not alone. all of that and more as "worldwide exchange" rolls on. prescription eyewear can be really expensive. but here's a secret. glasses don
haase and scaramucci i think bob dimon. what did he have to say?s right i asked him about another key risk event for global investors and that is what is going to happen at the uk election. the brits go to the polls later this week this an election that will determine the outcome of the election bob dimon believes boris johnson is going to be able to form a commanding majority and get brexit done by the end of january. that could be significant for investors. clearly that has been impacting...
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right in a way that they're not that damaging, they're not doing that much good but i think jamie dimone first phase and china will buy a lot more soybeans and something else from us. the really tough stuff, though, is being left for the second phase. this is not a great victory to get the first phase. the really tough stuff is stopping them from stealing our intellectual property and stopping them from subsidizing their state-owned enterprises which give them an unfair advantage. those are the issues that -- neil: good luck getting them resolved any time soon. >> that's right. so what we are doing here is taking low-hanging fruit and getting that done. that's better than nothing. but the real tough stuff is for later on. neil: when you look at the markets, do you think they are out of balance here? this is the time when you hear conflicting views out of the brokerage giants. some that are very optimistic, others like, you know, morgan stanley, less so, concerned about a slowdown. where do you stand amid all that? >> well, we have been hearing concerns about a slowdown for at least five
right in a way that they're not that damaging, they're not doing that much good but i think jamie dimone first phase and china will buy a lot more soybeans and something else from us. the really tough stuff, though, is being left for the second phase. this is not a great victory to get the first phase. the really tough stuff is stopping them from stealing our intellectual property and stopping them from subsidizing their state-owned enterprises which give them an unfair advantage. those are the...
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jamie dimon has talked about this.ple have talked about it, but is it broadly accepted in the c-suite enough that it will actually change? peter: i think that jamie dimon and alex gorsky deserve tremendous credit. the two of them are leaders, and 170 of 180 or so corporations that belong to the business roundtable signed up for this. so this is a really serious endorsement of a different version of capitalism, but that is just the beginning of principles. now, other institutions must come in. one of them is, for example, is just capital. and i am a director. we do many things, but importantly, we measure the justness of corporations. we are creating specific areas of what it means, stakeholder capitalism. example -- with workers, what do you do? well, you have to pay more. i don't mean wealth transfer. i mean pay people out of the incremental value of what they produce. have them share in the value of what they produce. turn them from a cost, which shareholder primacy says people are a cost, to say people, employees, a
jamie dimon has talked about this.ple have talked about it, but is it broadly accepted in the c-suite enough that it will actually change? peter: i think that jamie dimon and alex gorsky deserve tremendous credit. the two of them are leaders, and 170 of 180 or so corporations that belong to the business roundtable signed up for this. so this is a really serious endorsement of a different version of capitalism, but that is just the beginning of principles. now, other institutions must come in....
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well the ceo jamie dimon whose also ceo of jpmorgan saying we need more progress on trade talks with china. so if big ceo's are rattled what do small business operators say? they are very encouraged in fact the sentiment indicator for small business operators at a four-month high take a look at that as of course these business operators typically don't work overseas so maybe that's the answer to that question, but between what some folks are saying they expect out of the economy next year, and what others are fascinated today as we watch these traders react to what's going on in the marketplace, they believe that the economy is going to grow faster than the fed. deirdre back to you. >> gerri, thank you. lauren: meanwhile, a former employee now whistleblower who raised concerns about the production of the 737 max jet prior to two deadly crashes is testifying before lawmakers today we go to hillary vaughn on capitol hill, following every tick here, hillary what's the very latest? reporter: the whistleblower says the faa and boeing knew that the 737 max crash was caused by a reduction p
well the ceo jamie dimon whose also ceo of jpmorgan saying we need more progress on trade talks with china. so if big ceo's are rattled what do small business operators say? they are very encouraged in fact the sentiment indicator for small business operators at a four-month high take a look at that as of course these business operators typically don't work overseas so maybe that's the answer to that question, but between what some folks are saying they expect out of the economy next year, and...
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ande dimon called my boss criticize the statement and said the problem is that ceos or not communicating adequately what they are already doing. to create value for society. some other ceos probably do want to otherore weight stakeholders and particularly with a view toward being concerned about too much short termism, and with concern about hedge fund activist nipping at their heels at times. the business roundtable, earlier this year urged ceos to move away from providing quarterly earnings guidance because of concerns about too much short termism. >> you are an advocate for shareholders. , what isd of the day the? priority for a ceo? there's not as much difference as you think there but what we thought was missing, the words do matter and at the end of the day, what the bart was saying, they put shareholders last and referred to shareholders as providers of capital rather than owners of the company. while weighing the interest of different stakeholders matters, at the end of the day there has to be a northstar, if you will. we think that needs to be delivering value for the long-term,
ande dimon called my boss criticize the statement and said the problem is that ceos or not communicating adequately what they are already doing. to create value for society. some other ceos probably do want to otherore weight stakeholders and particularly with a view toward being concerned about too much short termism, and with concern about hedge fund activist nipping at their heels at times. the business roundtable, earlier this year urged ceos to move away from providing quarterly earnings...
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cnn white house correspondent jeremy dimon joins me from west palm beach where the president is is spendingoliday weekend. the white house is saying they're reviewing those two letters from jerry nadler. how likely is it that they'll accept his invitation to participate? >> well, as you said, alex, we're still waiting on official word from the white house about which way they're going to go and that despite the fact that they're in the 24-hour range for the first deadline for the president to design whether he'll send an attorney to the impeachment hearing. sources say it is unlikely that the white house will agree to do that. the bigger question is whether they will send attorneys to impeachment hearings going forward and for that they need to make a decision by that second deadline on friday. the president, though, for now, alex, he's reveling in the contrasts of what's going to happen this coming week with that impeachment hearing on wednesday. the president will be abroad in london for the nato summit and he just tweeted a few moments ago, i will be representing our country in london at
cnn white house correspondent jeremy dimon joins me from west palm beach where the president is is spendingoliday weekend. the white house is saying they're reviewing those two letters from jerry nadler. how likely is it that they'll accept his invitation to participate? >> well, as you said, alex, we're still waiting on official word from the white house about which way they're going to go and that despite the fact that they're in the 24-hour range for the first deadline for the...
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jamie dimon called my boss after i criticized the statement said the problem is ceos are not medicating adequately what they doing.eady they do create by you for society. but i think some ceos do want to rain and shareholders and you want to get -- get give more weight to other stakeholders and particularly with a view towards being concerned about too much short-term and with a concern about hedge fund activist nipping at their heels at times but this is roundtable for one noticeably last year earlier this year urged ceos to move away from providing quarterly earnings guidance because of concerns about too much short-termism. >> you're an advocate for shareholders. is that at the end of the day what is the priority for ceo? it that's where we part company with the rg. there isn't as much difference as he think that what we thought was missing words do matter and at the end of the day they put shareholders last. they refer to shareholders as providers of capitol rather than owners of the company andrs whie winning the interested different stakeholders matters at the end of the day there
jamie dimon called my boss after i criticized the statement said the problem is ceos are not medicating adequately what they doing.eady they do create by you for society. but i think some ceos do want to rain and shareholders and you want to get -- get give more weight to other stakeholders and particularly with a view towards being concerned about too much short-term and with a concern about hedge fund activist nipping at their heels at times but this is roundtable for one noticeably last year...
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i was just with jamie dimon, the ceo of jp morgan, who said the trade remains the self-inflicted fly in the ointment for the u.s. economy and these tariffs they go up love a big impact on markets. shery: does this make it less likely that the u.s. will be willing to compromise on the china deal? >> that's an interesting question. you can look at it both ways. the more disruptive event potentially for markets in the u.s. economy is what happens with china. we have seen that in recent weeks, where news related to china moves the markets much more than even some hopeful news on the usmca. i think the real question is what's happening with economic growth going into 2020. donald trump needs to make that calculation. does he want to take a slowing economy into a reelection campaign? or does he want to try to shore things up and remove that uncertainty that has been hanging over the u.s. economy as a result of the trade war with china? moments weust a few will get some clues as to the fed decision. coming up, ken griffin's other money machine. we take a closer look at his trading empire. t
i was just with jamie dimon, the ceo of jp morgan, who said the trade remains the self-inflicted fly in the ointment for the u.s. economy and these tariffs they go up love a big impact on markets. shery: does this make it less likely that the u.s. will be willing to compromise on the china deal? >> that's an interesting question. you can look at it both ways. the more disruptive event potentially for markets in the u.s. economy is what happens with china. we have seen that in recent...
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ande dimon called my boss said the problem is that ceos are not communicating adequately what they are already doing. they do create value for society. but i think some ceos probably do want to rein in shareholders and give weight to other stakeholders, particularly with a view toward being concerned about too much short-termism and concern about hedge fund activists nipping at their heels at times. the business roundtable for one. earlier this year, urged ceos to move away from providing quarterly earnings guidance because of concerns about too much short-termism. jamie: you are an advocate for shareholders. , what isd of the day the priority for a ceo? amy: there is not that much what we thought was missing, the words do matter, and at the end of the day, what the prt was saying is , andput shareholders last refer to them as holders of capital rather than owners of the company. this matters. at the end of the day, there has to be an organizing principle, a northstar, and we think that needs to be delivering value for the long-term, sustainable value , shareholder value for the long t
ande dimon called my boss said the problem is that ceos are not communicating adequately what they are already doing. they do create value for society. but i think some ceos probably do want to rein in shareholders and give weight to other stakeholders, particularly with a view toward being concerned about too much short-termism and concern about hedge fund activists nipping at their heels at times. the business roundtable for one. earlier this year, urged ceos to move away from providing...
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mold that more private debt bigger juiced asset prices i'm all going to says for people like jamie dimon if you don't want not what are you going to have to do is get rid of all that debt and i tellee the way to do it is firstly cancel it and secondly if you're going to use it corporates are going to be using students that are coming out of those universities increase all the taxes on those guys and use that saks dollar to pay for students yeah and the sex they status is to burn their draft cards like washington state in some 21st century burning their student debt obligations and his the key point on this right you can't do it as a student watching it individually you have to organize 1000000 students every year . it's their fault i'm counting on make those payments there's a huge amount but no one really knows about it because because people are going to be ashamed of that it wanted to talk about their financial woes so what they have to do is everyone has to organize and collectively you get that debt structure all right well it's hard i mean during the ok the vietnam war protestation
mold that more private debt bigger juiced asset prices i'm all going to says for people like jamie dimon if you don't want not what are you going to have to do is get rid of all that debt and i tellee the way to do it is firstly cancel it and secondly if you're going to use it corporates are going to be using students that are coming out of those universities increase all the taxes on those guys and use that saks dollar to pay for students yeah and the sex they status is to burn their draft...
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>> and motion or rejecting the mayor's nomination of the appointment of susan dimon to the planning commission for a four-year term ending june 30, 2020. . >> supervisor ronen: hello. we talked on the phone, but i do not see him person. i did not know who i was looking for. good morning. how are you? >> thank you so much for having me this morning. the las vegas at that bar really high. i am susan diamond and i'm very honored to have been honored by the planning commission. i've long been interested in city planning issues. after graduating from stanford and 79, i obtained a law degree from harvard and a masters degree in city planning from mit. i wanted to live in san francisco so i took a job with the big san francisco law firm, practicing land-use law. representing primarily companies and seeking entitlement for the headquarters and other facilities around the bay area. in 2,003, my 100-year-old firm abruptly went bankrupt. it was a brutal wake-up call to me about what was important and how i wanted to devote my energy going forward. i threw myself into community life serving as a volunteer
>> and motion or rejecting the mayor's nomination of the appointment of susan dimon to the planning commission for a four-year term ending june 30, 2020. . >> supervisor ronen: hello. we talked on the phone, but i do not see him person. i did not know who i was looking for. good morning. how are you? >> thank you so much for having me this morning. the las vegas at that bar really high. i am susan diamond and i'm very honored to have been honored by the planning commission....
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jamie dimon spoke exquisitely with stephen engle in may at the global china summit.ained why investors were hanging on every twist and turn in trade negotiations. >> we are not just afraid of the direct effect, the reverse of global trade. it can slow down global growth, heard a lot of economies around the world. >> it could. i mean, the imf is already bejecting global growth to at the rate of the global financial crisis and that is with a china deal. do you think it would be worse than that? >> i think the world economy is actually doing ok. china is growing at 6.5%. that is $1 trillion of growth. america is a most 3%, that is half $1 trillion of growth. yes, growth has slowed down, but it is still active. the one fly in the ointment would be, if this goes south, i think that could change global growth. >> do you feel that talks are getting a louder voice -- hawks are getting a louder voice in the white house, and also here, too, pushback from the comments coming from donald trump. in that sense, do you hang tough or do you haggle for a less than ideal deal? >> i th
jamie dimon spoke exquisitely with stephen engle in may at the global china summit.ained why investors were hanging on every twist and turn in trade negotiations. >> we are not just afraid of the direct effect, the reverse of global trade. it can slow down global growth, heard a lot of economies around the world. >> it could. i mean, the imf is already bejecting global growth to at the rate of the global financial crisis and that is with a china deal. do you think it would be worse...
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jp morgan's ceo, jamie dimon, says it is actually regulation preventing his bank from moving into provideiquidity when we did have problems in september. i think the report is coming out, even though it was a report that could have come out any time of year, the fact it is coming out at the start of december is going to make people a little more nervous. itsurkey's central bank cut interest rates when policymakers were emboldened by the stability of the lira. plus, they were egged on by turkey's president erdogan's calls for more aggressive easing. >> the lira has enjoyed the past six months. the new one has overseen a whopping 1200 basis points of rate cuts. the central bank's wording did suggest it is going to slow down the pace of easing now, and the , taking intoe account inflation, is now down to 1.4 percent, so if you look at that, it does not seem as if the central bank has that much more room to cut rates. >> another central bank chief has unleashed a staunch defense of negative interest rates. the president of the swiss national bank insisted the controversial policy is the only
jp morgan's ceo, jamie dimon, says it is actually regulation preventing his bank from moving into provideiquidity when we did have problems in september. i think the report is coming out, even though it was a report that could have come out any time of year, the fact it is coming out at the start of december is going to make people a little more nervous. itsurkey's central bank cut interest rates when policymakers were emboldened by the stability of the lira. plus, they were egged on by...
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saysrgan ceo jamie dimon's it is regulations that has prevented his bank moving in to provide more liquidityn we did have that below in september. there are a lot of issues. this report is coming out, even though it could have come out at any time of year, it was not time sensitive. the fact that the starts and december is going to make people more nervous. >> in turkey, a surprise from the central bank. it cuts interest rates from 14% to 12%. policymakers were emboldened by the stability of the lira. they were urged by president erdogan who calls for more aggressive easing. >> they have had to endure a lot in six months. erdogan -- his governor. the new one has seen a whopping 1200 basis points over rate cuts. the central bank did suggested foods slow down the pace. the real base rate commit taking --, taking into account inflation is down to 1.4%. it does notat that, seem as if the central bank has more room to cut rates. -- unless it can pull down inflation. bank chiefr central has launched a staunch defense of interest rates. the president of the swiss national bank insisted the policy i
saysrgan ceo jamie dimon's it is regulations that has prevented his bank moving in to provide more liquidityn we did have that below in september. there are a lot of issues. this report is coming out, even though it could have come out at any time of year, it was not time sensitive. the fact that the starts and december is going to make people more nervous. >> in turkey, a surprise from the central bank. it cuts interest rates from 14% to 12%. policymakers were emboldened by the stability...
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francine lacqua moderated a lively discussion between jamie dimon and bob iger.rancine: what advice would you give or take from politicians? >> i seek advice from politicians when it comes to regulation in various countries around the world, get advice about government relations and the knowledge they may have about government officials, but most politicians you deal with have never been in business. so seeking business advice from politicians is something i don't normally do. they help us enter markets, but it is pretty limited to that. >> policy is complicated. collaboration is necessary. the road to hell is paved with good intentions. a lot of policies are supposed to lift up the people of the country and they drag them down, i can give you a million examples. really good politicians should figure out the policy, figure out what can be achieved, and get it done, as opposed with going with the wind and thinking oversimplistic things will actually work. countries around the world are doing great for people and some are doing terrible. the terrible is always in t
francine lacqua moderated a lively discussion between jamie dimon and bob iger.rancine: what advice would you give or take from politicians? >> i seek advice from politicians when it comes to regulation in various countries around the world, get advice about government relations and the knowledge they may have about government officials, but most politicians you deal with have never been in business. so seeking business advice from politicians is something i don't normally do. they help...
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goldman sachs predicting that economy will pick up speed, and business round table, support by jamie dimon. a survey, their members remain cautious because of trade uncertainty in the globe. liz, will the usmca deal boot the economy? >> it is a plus for certain sectors such as farmers, it removes a negative, negative of uncertainty about nas nafta that governs a huge amount of u.s. trade, had it note passed or less certain it would have been a negative. it i think this is terrific it going forward. >> i would agree. north of 5% of our gdp, if you combine both sides of the revenues, 700ish billion for each, and it is good for workers, you open up with dems feeling good about it, i know they do, i have spoken to a ton, i have always been supportive of usmca. david: you have. >> they have not been supported because of lack of environmental standards that is why a lot of senate republicans are not loving it, they have real testify standards we've not seen with respect to mexico, canada and the u.s., i think you will see quick passage, to liz a points, not having an overhang is good. david: usm
goldman sachs predicting that economy will pick up speed, and business round table, support by jamie dimon. a survey, their members remain cautious because of trade uncertainty in the globe. liz, will the usmca deal boot the economy? >> it is a plus for certain sectors such as farmers, it removes a negative, negative of uncertainty about nas nafta that governs a huge amount of u.s. trade, had it note passed or less certain it would have been a negative. it i think this is terrific it...
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morgan chase, jamie dimon making this case, shareholders are lazy.cally follow what glass lewis or iss tells them to do and as a result are doing a , being visited upon these otherwise upstanding companies. response? these are ultimately private contracts. companies that are paying iss are glass lewis their service and their unbiased recommendations that allows them to then vote, and yes they probably follow the conclusions most of the time, but not all of the time. let's remember there are large institutions, blackrock, vanguard, state street, others. they have their teams of people that do not follow the recommendations and these are influential investors. erik: activism has been on an upward trajectory since the financial crisis, but amid the ups there have been some downs. the value comes to mind. how would you describe the state of activism today? what is going right and what is going wrong? the way i look at it. to me activism is a tool to create shareholder value in companies. the question is what is the market like for solid investment opport
morgan chase, jamie dimon making this case, shareholders are lazy.cally follow what glass lewis or iss tells them to do and as a result are doing a , being visited upon these otherwise upstanding companies. response? these are ultimately private contracts. companies that are paying iss are glass lewis their service and their unbiased recommendations that allows them to then vote, and yes they probably follow the conclusions most of the time, but not all of the time. let's remember there are...
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if you look at jamie dimon who look at the same numbers i have, they said we should declare a nationalrgency around the fact that our economy is not including most americans. >> i want to shift real quick to some foreign policy issues, because we're confronting a lot of them as a country right now. so i just want to get your thoughts on just a couple. syria. would you send u.s. troops back into syria to protect the kurds. >> i certainly wouldn't have pulled the rug out from under our kurdish allies. the fact is reality on the ground shifts as soon as you do something and you can't undo it. i signed a pledge to end the forever wars. we have been in a constant state of armed conflict. that's the way it was drawn up in the constitution. >> so trump announced he was pulling troops out. we have sent troops back in to guard the oilfields. would you keep those troops there or pull everyone out of syria? >> i would talk to military leaders and say are our troops necessary to guard the oil fields? and if they were, then they would say -- if they weren't necessary, then i would pull them home as
if you look at jamie dimon who look at the same numbers i have, they said we should declare a nationalrgency around the fact that our economy is not including most americans. >> i want to shift real quick to some foreign policy issues, because we're confronting a lot of them as a country right now. so i just want to get your thoughts on just a couple. syria. would you send u.s. troops back into syria to protect the kurds. >> i certainly wouldn't have pulled the rug out from under...
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to,e dimon was very close and goldman is closer to softbank and has been involved in a bunch of theiro different credit facilities with softbank's vision fund. it is not surprising to see them now that softbank is on track to own about 8% of wework. shery: we are hearing that softbank vision fund has a nearly 50% stake in wag. how much pressure is this with wework putting other company and vision fund? gillian: it is all separate. the vision fund is made up of about 90 holdings. one of which is wag and another which is wework. both among the worst performers. perhaps that is why they are in the headlines. wag is a dog walking company, for those in asia not familiar with it. where people can book on an app for folks to walk their pets. the vision fund is selling it stake back to the company. gillian: senior reporter gillian tan, thank you for joining us. paul: softbank is part of our next guest's coverage. asymmetric in advisors senior market strategist who joins us from hong kong. i do want to start with this news we had today to do with softbank and wework. does this change your -- t
to,e dimon was very close and goldman is closer to softbank and has been involved in a bunch of theiro different credit facilities with softbank's vision fund. it is not surprising to see them now that softbank is on track to own about 8% of wework. shery: we are hearing that softbank vision fund has a nearly 50% stake in wag. how much pressure is this with wework putting other company and vision fund? gillian: it is all separate. the vision fund is made up of about 90 holdings. one of which is...
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we have the business roundtable, jamie dimon shares that.did change the way they look at businesses. no longer only to make a profit, it is to help employees as well. maybe we are seeing a legacy affect. that carries on vonnie: and he was internationally recognized as someone who could be fair, rigorous. some of the other things he accomplished in his life were overseeing the payment of claims by u.s. banks to holocaust victims, for example. also the food program, they were programs he oversaw. michael: it is an interesting transition he made in the sense of he came into office known on the financial side about not known to the rest of america. became very, very well-known as interest rates went up and created a lot of enemies. people did not like what he did. mortgage rates went way up. businesses were hurt. we had a couple of her sessions. ever since mine, as interest rates continued lower and lower, his reputation was rehabilitated and he was seen as someone who did what he thought was the right thing instead of giving into political expe
we have the business roundtable, jamie dimon shares that.did change the way they look at businesses. no longer only to make a profit, it is to help employees as well. maybe we are seeing a legacy affect. that carries on vonnie: and he was internationally recognized as someone who could be fair, rigorous. some of the other things he accomplished in his life were overseeing the payment of claims by u.s. banks to holocaust victims, for example. also the food program, they were programs he oversaw....
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>> jeremy dimon, traveling with the president tonight. thank you. >>> president trump also talking about ukraine, teasing that hi personal attorney has found plenty while digging for dirt on his political rivals there in ukraine. now he says rudy giuliani says he may be taking it to congress. you're live in the "cnn newsroom." [sneezing] ♪ you don't want to cancel your plans. [sneezing] cancel your cold. the 1-pill power of advil multi-symptom cold & flu knocks out your worst symptoms. cancel your cold, not your plans. advil multi-symptom cold & flu. that's ensure max protein, with high protein and 1 gram sugar. it's a sit-up, banana! bend at the waist! i'm tryin'! keep it up. you'll get there. whoa-hoa-hoa! 30 grams of protein, and one gram of sugar. ensure max protein. skip to the good part with alka-seltzer plus. now with 25% more concentrated power. nothing works faster for powerful cold relief. oh, what a relief it is! so fast! look, it's just like when i tell people abbe confident.th geico. stand up straight. and speak with purpose.
>> jeremy dimon, traveling with the president tonight. thank you. >>> president trump also talking about ukraine, teasing that hi personal attorney has found plenty while digging for dirt on his political rivals there in ukraine. now he says rudy giuliani says he may be taking it to congress. you're live in the "cnn newsroom." [sneezing] ♪ you don't want to cancel your plans. [sneezing] cancel your cold. the 1-pill power of advil multi-symptom cold & flu knocks...
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business i think the greatest leaders, jack welsh, other than the people i worked for, bob iger and dimonre incredible people i have had people say how have you been successful and it's my job to lead. i recently had the privilege of doing this for a bunch of vets they said, listen, will you teach us and that's one of the most impactful days of my life i was in tears listening to their stories and sharing a small part of my life. i think it's much more blessed to given that to receive and we have an obligation to teach the next generation. >> this is so important. esg, leadership, undervalued on wall street. but not with you that's sanjay poonen, from vmware i hope you there's factors that make no sense of where the stock is because it's better than where the stock is "mad money" is back after the break. fun fact: 1 in 4 of us millennials have debt we might die with. and most of that debt is actually from credit cards. it's just not right. but with sofi, you can get your credit cards right by consolidating your credit card debt into one monthly payment. including your interest rate right
business i think the greatest leaders, jack welsh, other than the people i worked for, bob iger and dimonre incredible people i have had people say how have you been successful and it's my job to lead. i recently had the privilege of doing this for a bunch of vets they said, listen, will you teach us and that's one of the most impactful days of my life i was in tears listening to their stories and sharing a small part of my life. i think it's much more blessed to given that to receive and we...
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jp morgan's ceo, jamie dimon, said it is actually regulations that prevented his bank from moving indity when we did have problems in september. there are a lot of issues contributing to this. i think the report is coming out, even though it was a report that could have come out any time of year, it wasn't necessarily time sensitive. the fact it is coming out at the start of december is going to make people a little more nervous. >> in turkey, a surprise from the central bank. it cut its interest rate when policymakers were emboldened by the stability of the lira. plus, they were egged on by turkey's president erdogan's calls for more aggressive easing. >> the lira has enjoyed the past six months. erdogan has sacked his central bank governor in early july. since then, the new one has overseen a whopping 1200 basis points of rate cuts. the central bank's wording did suggest that it will slow down the pace of easing now, and the real base rate, taking into account inflation, is now down to 1.4%, so if you look at that, it does not seem as if the central bank has that much more room to
jp morgan's ceo, jamie dimon, said it is actually regulations that prevented his bank from moving indity when we did have problems in september. there are a lot of issues contributing to this. i think the report is coming out, even though it was a report that could have come out any time of year, it wasn't necessarily time sensitive. the fact it is coming out at the start of december is going to make people a little more nervous. >> in turkey, a surprise from the central bank. it cut its...
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top banker jamie dimon joined the optimist club. growth will continue, he says, and he expects a phase one trade deal with china. >>> this week, we reported on jpmorgan's call for market rally next year and goldman sachs' call for a strong economy next year. 2020 looking good. >>> today's market action is somewhat clouded by the uncertainty of whether or not there's going to be -- what the results will be of that white house trade meeting. the dow will be down 30, 40 points. small loss for the s&p. small loss for the nasdaq at this point. >>> now, the president's looking good. reports this morning that some house democrats will not vote to impeach. that means a split democrat party and a hyper partisan impeachment process. not supposed to be like that. oh, and the brits are voting. looks like the socialists will lose. "varney & company" is about to begin. stuart: all right. we are beginning with the trade meeting, the big trade meeting at the white house. it's been confirmed. blake burman has the latest from the white house. blake?
top banker jamie dimon joined the optimist club. growth will continue, he says, and he expects a phase one trade deal with china. >>> this week, we reported on jpmorgan's call for market rally next year and goldman sachs' call for a strong economy next year. 2020 looking good. >>> today's market action is somewhat clouded by the uncertainty of whether or not there's going to be -- what the results will be of that white house trade meeting. the dow will be down 30, 40 points....
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think they're cheap stocks but we have the greatest momentum there that won't necessarily stop on a dimonr dime on december 31st. it will continue >> i am looking at a chart of the fund it has done very well. you had a precipitous fall in mid december was there a reason for that in particular >> yeah, i took over the fund the beginning of november of '18 of course, you step right into a single quarter bear market in the fourth quarter of '18. had a nice move back upwards, stumbled in the spring, but really saved our year, gave us a lot of momentum going to 2020, the move we put on going overweight semiconductors and semiconductor capital equipment after they got smacked in the springtime period. >> got it. steve, give me your take do you agree with paul that perhaps the semis are a place to continue to look in terms of them being an area of potential outperformance next year, such as micron and amat >> i generally agree with paul, though i am more cautious on the semiconductors they've been a clear outperformer, have anticipated the upturn coming earlier than historically micron calls the
think they're cheap stocks but we have the greatest momentum there that won't necessarily stop on a dimonr dime on december 31st. it will continue >> i am looking at a chart of the fund it has done very well. you had a precipitous fall in mid december was there a reason for that in particular >> yeah, i took over the fund the beginning of november of '18 of course, you step right into a single quarter bear market in the fourth quarter of '18. had a nice move back upwards, stumbled...
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jeremy dimon joins us from the white house. president donning that keep america great again hat and he seems to be focusing on 2020. is he fazed by his potential impeachment? >> well, you know, by the looks of it today, the president didn't seem fazed. today was probably a likely break from the situation that he faces here in washington. the president got a pretty positive reception at that army-navy game, but again, behind the scenes the president has been agitated at the prospect of being come only the third president in u.s. history to be impeached and by prospect i'm underplaying it and it's a near center they the president will indeed be impeached and he has been spending a lot of his time trying to direct some of the white house response behind the scenes getting frustrated at points when he feels that the white house's messaging attempts aren't quite hitting front-page headlines the way he would like it to be, but certainly the president is being advised by his political advisers that impeachment is good for him politica
jeremy dimon joins us from the white house. president donning that keep america great again hat and he seems to be focusing on 2020. is he fazed by his potential impeachment? >> well, you know, by the looks of it today, the president didn't seem fazed. today was probably a likely break from the situation that he faces here in washington. the president got a pretty positive reception at that army-navy game, but again, behind the scenes the president has been agitated at the prospect of...
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again every turn they are manipulating the constitution the process doing this on taxpayer funded dimonare -- dime to undermine the 2020 campaign trying to undermine the ig report really is the critical breaking news of the day, every american should be paying attention to this, not the sham impeachment predicting just ridiculous. >> thank you for insight. >> thank you jackie. >> high drama big business showdown taking place in manhattan courtroom this hour we are going to have a live report as t-mobile fights to buy sprint, and we are down to the wire, on the usmca fight with sources telling fox business that a deal has been reached, we've got the details of that after the break. ( ♪ ) sure, the content's easy. but then you have to connect, download, edit, reformat, output, save, send, upload... still uploading... and maybe eventually post. this isn't working. introducing samsung business video solutions. with the galaxy note10, you can shoot, edit and post thumb-stopping videos, all from one device. samsung business solutions. (vo) the flock blindly flying south for the winter. they n
again every turn they are manipulating the constitution the process doing this on taxpayer funded dimonare -- dime to undermine the 2020 campaign trying to undermine the ig report really is the critical breaking news of the day, every american should be paying attention to this, not the sham impeachment predicting just ridiculous. >> thank you for insight. >> thank you jackie. >> high drama big business showdown taking place in manhattan courtroom this hour we are going to...
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cnn's jeremy dimon is live.w york times" has this extraordinary account of the 85 days worth of effort of withholding aid to ukraine. and it's really interesting the timeline. >> reporter: it certainly is, john. the president is entering his second week of vacation here in florida away from washington. but the president still has impeachment top of mind, it appears. he has been growing increasingly frustrated in the first week of his vacation here and continues to be quizzing aides and allies about his impeachment defense strategy. nothing has really changed, though, in that week of vacation. mitch mcconnell has yet to set rules for a senate trial. and the house speaker nancy pelosi still has yet to transmit those articles of impeachment over to the senate. but we are learning new details as you mentioned, john, from "the new york times" about that aid freeze. and all of the efforts and the concern early on about what this aid freeze could mean. and what we're seeing is that some of the president's top aides wer
cnn's jeremy dimon is live.w york times" has this extraordinary account of the 85 days worth of effort of withholding aid to ukraine. and it's really interesting the timeline. >> reporter: it certainly is, john. the president is entering his second week of vacation here in florida away from washington. but the president still has impeachment top of mind, it appears. he has been growing increasingly frustrated in the first week of his vacation here and continues to be quizzing aides...
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today, ceo jamie dimon is taking the opportunity to respond on an internal memo that i have obtainedm disgusted by racism and hate in any form. any such behavior explicit or vail israeli veiled, deliberate or unconscious is unacceptable and does not reflect who we are as a country and how we serve our clients and community every day. we have done some great work on diversity and inclusion, but it's not enough. i've instructed my management team to continually look into our policies, procedures, management practices and culture to set and achieve the highest possible standards there is always more that we can do guys, we discussed this earlier in the week and said how this -- "the new york times" had brought this to them and there was a sense of huge discomfort and how terrible it was and this had taken them by surprise clearly it's reached the top clearly, they're investigating it further as chairman and ceo jamie dimon saying it's unacceptable, even if it's one instance the thing to watch for now is if they investigate, if there's anymore instances of this sflp and we saw this with
today, ceo jamie dimon is taking the opportunity to respond on an internal memo that i have obtainedm disgusted by racism and hate in any form. any such behavior explicit or vail israeli veiled, deliberate or unconscious is unacceptable and does not reflect who we are as a country and how we serve our clients and community every day. we have done some great work on diversity and inclusion, but it's not enough. i've instructed my management team to continually look into our policies, procedures,...
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the banks have come out, jamie dimon came out and said back off rules and we could start lending again past the problem and elizabeth warren and ellen blinder, former fed chair. sheila bear frormd fdic said don't back off banks if you are not pulling back on regulations and overregulate the banks. i don't know how you get out of the problem if that's the problem. if the fed is a permanent supplier in this mechanic, that's a credit market you don't want them making credit decisions, even though they are collateralized loans, that will distort markets going forward. they're in a bad place that's why after three months they haven't got an answer for us how they're fixingle problem. >> jim bianco thank you for being with us. happy new year join us again in 2020. >> happy new year to you. >> coming you you may be gearing up for a big night out but restaurant stocks were staying in this year we break it down for the seccer. and later traders lay out new year's rfrmgss how they fetter the portfolio in 2020. stick with us. "fast money" back right after this it's tough to quit smoking cold turk
the banks have come out, jamie dimon came out and said back off rules and we could start lending again past the problem and elizabeth warren and ellen blinder, former fed chair. sheila bear frormd fdic said don't back off banks if you are not pulling back on regulations and overregulate the banks. i don't know how you get out of the problem if that's the problem. if the fed is a permanent supplier in this mechanic, that's a credit market you don't want them making credit decisions, even though...
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dimon, is how should she manage this budget shortfall while she's working full-time at your bank?know. i'd have to think about that. >> would you recommend that she take out a jpmorgan chase credit card and run a deficit? >> i don't know. i'd have to think about it. >> would you recommend that she overdraft at your bank and be charged overdraft fees? >> i don't know. i'd have to think about it. >> so i know you have a lot of -- >> i'd love to call up and have a conversation about her financial affairs and see if we can be helpful. >> see if you can find a way for her to live on less than the minimum that i've described. >> just be helpful. >> i appreciate your desire to be helpful, but what i'd like you to do is provide a way for families to make ends meet. >> katie porter is among our guests. tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m. eastern. with brian williams starts right now. >>> tonight, going over the newly released documents, they offer a time line for the president. the call to ukraine, and the holdup in the aid money. they've also fuel the democrats' demands for witnesses at the sena
dimon, is how should she manage this budget shortfall while she's working full-time at your bank?know. i'd have to think about that. >> would you recommend that she take out a jpmorgan chase credit card and run a deficit? >> i don't know. i'd have to think about it. >> would you recommend that she overdraft at your bank and be charged overdraft fees? >> i don't know. i'd have to think about it. >> so i know you have a lot of -- >> i'd love to call up and have...
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. >> and the one that kind of was your first big hit was jamie dimon, the jp morgan chase ceo and i wantow one more piece of this because it involves kind of a little math question he just couldn't kind of figure out. let's watch this. >> you know how to spend $31 million a year on salary and you can't figure out how to make up a $567 a month shortfall? this a budget problem you cannot solve. >> and what's so striking about that i think we both know is if you were showing him a budget problem in a business where there was a shortfall, one of the things he would suggest is ways to raise the revenue going into that business. it never occurred to him in talking to you that one solution to the problem of someone working at his bank at the low wages that you identified would have been for him to raise the pay of that person. >> and to be fair i don't know if that occurred to him and he simply wasn't willing to admit it. some of his competitor banks including bank of america had just announced pay raises of up to $20 an hour. and the hypothetical example i gave him, the single mom working at j
. >> and the one that kind of was your first big hit was jamie dimon, the jp morgan chase ceo and i wantow one more piece of this because it involves kind of a little math question he just couldn't kind of figure out. let's watch this. >> you know how to spend $31 million a year on salary and you can't figure out how to make up a $567 a month shortfall? this a budget problem you cannot solve. >> and what's so striking about that i think we both know is if you were showing him...
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jamie dimon as outgoing chairman in the briefing made comments about the fed. he was asked about the repo market into the end of the year and he believes that repo continues to be a minor issue but that in his words it could become not minor if the u.s. economy begins to weaken he also suggested that regulators should reconsider banks deputies on hold at fed. these are liquid assets like treasury and gold they hold for rainy day purposes he said banks have so much additional liquid capital on hand that perhaps that is one reason why the market is seeing an impact there. that perhaps there could be some asymmetrical and unintended consequences because of the issues and also asked about the fed decision today he said that he would be happy if the fed did not cut rates further because the u.s. economy was strong and he said even when the fed does cut rates, it only helps the market a little bit and not as much as everything thinks scott. >> we appreciate that. this idea, the repo market what has gone there throughout the balance of the last few months, since septe
jamie dimon as outgoing chairman in the briefing made comments about the fed. he was asked about the repo market into the end of the year and he believes that repo continues to be a minor issue but that in his words it could become not minor if the u.s. economy begins to weaken he also suggested that regulators should reconsider banks deputies on hold at fed. these are liquid assets like treasury and gold they hold for rainy day purposes he said banks have so much additional liquid capital on...
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jp morgan ceo jamie dimon expects a phase one deal between the u.s. it doesn't happen and further tariffs go ahead, it will hit markets and u.s. economic growth. china is expected to offer details on its economic strategy for 2020 today, and we will watch for signals on how it plans to tackle slowing growth, the trade war and manage financial risk. it's expected to target growth of around 6%. martin malone, chief economist at alphabook, still with us. what happens on december 15? martin: there might be a chance trump imposes the sanctions or increases sanctions, but i doubt it. if it does happen, it will be a small road bumps early next week on monday or tuesday, which will give a good buying opportunity if that happens, but i don't expected to happen. matt: so you don't think that trump with impose tariffs on december 15, or if he does, you think it will be short-lived? we get a phase one deal, you think in december, in january? martin: i think we are very close to a phase one deal, and there's a lot of reasons why china also wants a deal. an alignme
jp morgan ceo jamie dimon expects a phase one deal between the u.s. it doesn't happen and further tariffs go ahead, it will hit markets and u.s. economic growth. china is expected to offer details on its economic strategy for 2020 today, and we will watch for signals on how it plans to tackle slowing growth, the trade war and manage financial risk. it's expected to target growth of around 6%. martin malone, chief economist at alphabook, still with us. what happens on december 15? martin: there...
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jamie dimon said he expects a phase one trade deal between the u.s. and china. doesn't happen, it will hit markets and u.s. economic growth. china is expected to come up with details on this economic strategy for 2020 today. sonja is still with us. if that's what we get from the work conference from china, do you have faith they will manage the slowdown and the financial stability risk effectively? sonja: i think we have to bear in mind that for them to come up with the plan now when they haven't settled the trade dispute might feel a bit premature. you would wonder whether there is something they know that we don't so far. again i believe they will want to wait and see how this unfolds. the data we've had recently is a bit more stable, not an acceleration so it would probably project grow slightly below 6%. we will return to this a little bit later on. sonja: again, wait and see. interesting that chinese stocks do not always correlate with the economy. it might be too early. the earlybird always catches the worm. we will dig a little bit deeper. we will continu
jamie dimon said he expects a phase one trade deal between the u.s. and china. doesn't happen, it will hit markets and u.s. economic growth. china is expected to come up with details on this economic strategy for 2020 today. sonja is still with us. if that's what we get from the work conference from china, do you have faith they will manage the slowdown and the financial stability risk effectively? sonja: i think we have to bear in mind that for them to come up with the plan now when they...
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i want to bring in now cnn's jeremy dimon with more. good evening to you. thank you so much.he white house tonight? >> well, there's no reaction from the white house yet to that debate that we saw from the house judiciary committee, but as you were mentioning, don, what we do know is that publicly we heard the president downplaying this impeachment. at the rally last night in impeach, the president was calling this impeachment-lite, called the articles of impeachment pathetic and flimsy, downplaying it essentially, almost mocking democrats for not coming up with something stronger, but privately, don, we're told that the president has been griping about the fact that he is all but certain to become the third president in history to be impeached. this is not a stain on his legacy that he wants. it's something, in fact, that he's been dreading for quite some time. so even as the president is publicly downplaying all of this, privately, he's unhappy about it. even when some of his political advisers have tried to tell him, look, you may not like being impeached, but this could b
i want to bring in now cnn's jeremy dimon with more. good evening to you. thank you so much.he white house tonight? >> well, there's no reaction from the white house yet to that debate that we saw from the house judiciary committee, but as you were mentioning, don, what we do know is that publicly we heard the president downplaying this impeachment. at the rally last night in impeach, the president was calling this impeachment-lite, called the articles of impeachment pathetic and flimsy,...
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financial crisis, standing up to the consumer financial protection bureau, holding people like jamie dimon timothy geithner accountable. is more of ag cipher. he is someone who a lot of different people, including lot of billionaires, think this is the kind of moderate we can get behind, this is the kind of moderate maybe we can influence. so that is really the question, right? amy: he also raised, although she is think she is not having a closed-door big fundraiser that she donor calls, only recently made that decision and that she was able to take her senate finance has, the money she raised doing just that, and move it into her presidential campaign. >> you saw later on she had to and davidith cnn axelrod try to pin her on this. she said basically, this is the question of not a purity test, but people in america want to see that you are trying. i think what she was trying to say is that she is trying to influence the way democrats are running their campaigns now on the biggest skill of the campaign she's ever done. and the question is policy. it is very different for elizabeth warren to
financial crisis, standing up to the consumer financial protection bureau, holding people like jamie dimon timothy geithner accountable. is more of ag cipher. he is someone who a lot of different people, including lot of billionaires, think this is the kind of moderate we can get behind, this is the kind of moderate maybe we can influence. so that is really the question, right? amy: he also raised, although she is think she is not having a closed-door big fundraiser that she donor calls, only...