will hear more from jamie dimon later on.e have craig from piper sandler with us now. good morning. >> good morning, frank. >> i want to get your reaction to the jamie dimon comments. how do you view recession risk and we get jobless claims coming up later today. how are you viewing the market risk? a lot of people believe it comes in higher than expected. it could reignite the fears that we saw on monday. >> certainly, the odds of recession have picked up. i'm sympathetic for any job losses out there. when we come back and areview this, frank, look at the 2-10 yield curve. from a technical perspective, when the yield curve turns normal sloping again, that is sort of normal. at that point in time, when recession is announced, it is more often done and complete than usually small and mid-cap stocks do well. that fits nicely into the fed cuts into the september time frame. i think now is the time to take a hard look at small and mid-cap stocks. >> craig, we will take a look at small and mid-cap stocks later in the show. it is l

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let's show that op-ed here which jamie dimon talked about. he says when our allies are fighting wars to defend their sovereignty and democracies and desperately need secure and reliable energy sources, jamie dimon writes in this op-ed, he goes on to say it is irresponsible not to have the oil. delaying long-term liquid natural gas projects in louisiana and texas is misguided and self-compete. s it is wad for the environment and the economy, ands it is bad if for our allies. so even a centrist and a democrat, jamie dimon, businessman, is out with this talking about the ton that america has -- the opportunity that america has. but today kamala harris, her aides are pushing out this messaging saying, no, no, she's not against fracking. so which is it? she told cnn there's no question i'm going to ban fracking, but recently her aides have said that's not the case. >> well, she said she wanted to ban fracking and also ban offshore drilling, maria. of course, kamala harris hasn't answered a media question in 14 days, since becoming the presumptive

dimon also weighing in on the recent market turmoil.ere is how he devised it. >> sometimes it is for good reason and sometimes it is for no reason. you saw this one that came way down and went back up. people are projecting and when they project forward, it affects the markets. we don't know if it is a hard landing or soft landing or all things in between. >> we havethe director of market and fund sectors at investment association. miranda, great to have you on on the show. >> thank you. >> you heard jamie dimon saying investors are overreacting to the volatile week for markets. how would you characterize the market sentiment? >> i think there is a lot of volatility as you alluded to. one thing we can focus on is retail investors. if you are a buy and hold investor with long-term investors, you need to stay invested through volatility. there are a lot of economic indicators that people are looking at and i think uncertainty is difficult for investors. i would have to say that i think dimon has a point which is we shouldn't get carried a

jamie dimon weighing on the markets and economy the past hour.we will recap what he was saying and get you actionable insights. >>> and we have more health care companies working to implement a.i. into their businesses. could it help or hurt an industry plagued by red tape and inefficiency? we will discuss. >>> first, a check on the markets with the dow losing all of its earlier gains. now ever so slightly in the red by about 70 points along with the rest of the market. this after a strong start to the session crossing its 50-day moving average, kelly. >> some the other groups we're watching, the gig economy stock seeing big swings. airbnb down 15%, same for lyft. uber and instacart hanging on it gains, 3.5%. and moves in the chip space, super micro down nearly 19% now after missing estimates while amd is up a percentage on a bullish note from piper sandler. >> we start with jamie dimon weighing in on recession fears and recent market volatility. let's listen to what he had to say. >> america's alive and well. there's aentrepreneurs everywhere, t

jamie dimon first of all needs to live by the don't call us, we'll call you, but what i do need froma reputable publication posts a list of people who would take prominent positions in a trump administration and jamie dimon's name often makes the cut as the treasury secretary. i need him to say i'm not going to take a job in the trump administration because they're a little bit cuckoo but he doesn't say that. that is going to be used as kindling for the fire i build when things get a little colder. >> juanita, we still see people like jamie dimon call for this unification and they're sort of winking at donald trump. why is it that people still believe he's going to find the center? >> i don't know if it's people, stephanie, versus billionaires who are looking for things from a trump administration, hoping that he acts in a completely different manner, which he has been incapable of doing since 2015. i live in reality. i'm not the lulu. he is. and i appreciate ali pointing out this entire premise is not founded in reality. so when i was reading him call for unity or even diplomacy, it

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and watching jpmorgan shares, jamie dimon speaking to us exclusively today. we'll have the highlights in just a bit. and like many of the financial stocks, doing quite well of late. the road ahead for your money as the markets make their way through this turbulent week. anastacia amarosa, welcome back. >> thank you. scott, i think this is such a low conviction market. we don't seem to have conviction as a market in the economy, and we've got initial jobless claims coming up tomorrow. i feel like people are waiting for that with bated breath. it feels like the recession fears were on, but maybe they're back again. that's why we're likely to chop around as we try to sort out the data. when you have drops like we have seen in monday, you look to technicals. this is a very thin liquidity market. you look at the market depth as something like 63% below the last 23-day average. i've got uncertainly, back seaso seasonality. the s.a.m. is trading at 5215, which is below the three-metropolitan average. none of that is good. >> some suggested this was mostly positionin

jamie dimon, the chairman and ceo of jpmorgan.ly, back to you. >> before i let you go, i think he said no recession right now, but did he say we're in a soft landing or just hopes for one. >> he said no recession right now. he said that could be in the cards in the future, however. >> i grow with you. i think he sounded a little more upbeat. something about capskansas city leslie. thank you very much for prbringg that to us. >>> coming up, another read on the consumer from the ceos of airbnb and trip adviser who are acknowledging the weaker macro environment. we'll tell you what they're saying next. plus, pandemic darling zoom is down 90% from record highs, but it's getting new steam ahead of the election. and here is another check on stocks and all the major averages going negative after what come would say was a terrible ten-year auction, the dow is up 56 right now. and look at the ten-year yield, 3.935. "the exchange" is back after this. >> this is "the exchange" on cnbc. [♪♪] your skin is ever-changing, take care of it with go

so she came in and said jamie dimon is on the phone and i said okay. [laughter] >> in and dealing with this crisis and these banks there was so much going on. but it's, you come back to is what i note broadly about this book, mother was if you are dealing with the foreclosure crisis in negotiating with banks i know you she would have told me too hold fast to conviction. to listen to my gut tough decisions are tougher processes because the outcome is not clear. but your gut will tell you if you are on the right track and you will know what decision to make. now, when i listen to my gut these days it takes on a whole different meaning. >> here comeses a twist in the interview. >> the last time i heard this someone said i am doing deals are not being accommodated by the feds. they are making a mistake because i haven't got in my gut tells me more sometimes than anybody else's brain can ever tell me. [laughter] president trump november 27, 2018. what is the difference between your gut and his gut? [laughter] >> ill would say that assumes he has a gut. [lau

what was it like to have a shouting match with jamie dimon? shoot, i didn't write down the page number but you have this thing where you tell your staff, getting on the phone and they get them on the phone. >> this is what precipitated the discussion. >> but then you have in parentheses you took your earrings off. [laughing] [applause] >> they are already applauding at taking the earrings off. but what she writes in the book is i took my inner earrinf because i'm a girl from oakland. [applause] why would you so adamant? even when your staff was that you can't call him. why were you so adamant about getting him on the phone? >> so shortly after i took office as attorney general, which it was the ending of an investigation that found that the five big banks in the united states had engaged in robo-signing foreclosures. so essentially what they had been doing was rubberstamping foreclosure on homes, on families homes without doing the if diligence to determine the family really should have lost their home. the country was devastated. you are reme

you know, one of the reasons why we got here is because, you know, back in i think 2018 jamie dimon, dimon of jpmorgan chase, threw milton freedman under the bus and went to stakeholder capitalism where you're the ceo and you have to think of the world, not just your company. and that sort of distorted a lot of incentives in the boardroom. also a just some of this stuff is so critical. i spent time at the nasdaq, they have rules which say you have to put a certain amount of people if you want to list on the nasdaq exchange, your boards have to be sort of gender diverse in a certain way, two members of this, two members of that. it doesn't apply the chinese company. chinese companies are under no obligation to hire discriminated classes in their country on their boards. i mean, it's just such a bizarre, hypocritical thing. i mean, goldman sachs won't underwrite, it says won't underwrite stocks of companies that aren't gender-diverse in their boards. they have no problem underwriting -- neil: so gone are the days, real quickly to sum it up because i don't want to give away some of the

morgan jamie dimon racing the 2024 odds of a recession to 35%. we are keeping an eye on streaming companies this morning, paramount global reporting of $5.3 billion operating loss last quarter it was better-than-expected in the stock is up six and a quarter percent. yesterday's monster 11 billion loss by warner bros. discovery for the quarter also a factor, that stock flat. european markets are up take a look at the eurozone with s&p 100 in london is trading higher by 44, the cac appearances up 53 and the dax index higher by 88. in asian markets finish mostly higher. in china the shanghai composite was a weak spot down a quarter of 8%, the best performer korea and hong kong up better than 1%, joy to the conversation wealth advisor president ms. mick enter mitch mcmahon and staff rewriter caroline downey. "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪. maria: it is time for the hot topic of hour, one minute versus one hour, kamala harris talking to reporters yesterday only briefly after former president trump held an hour-long press conference where h

on saturday. on rtr, how much did you drink, i , yes, i hardly drank, dimon treated me, by the way, hesee people for the first time, and already you communicate as if with old acquaintances, already on first-name terms, already drinking champagne, they fired him from work. they put him in the hospital, he lay there for a long time, and mother, when she found out that dad wouldn't leave the hospital, started drinking, well, in general, there with "i had to work, well, where is work for a schoolgirl, only at the market, then dad died, before his death he drank everything, he doesn't surrender to the enemy, our proud thief, in short, we closed the topic." so, it's important to me. at a business meeting, try not to spoil anything, yeah, here you go, please, nothing, no amateur performance, if anything, look at me, i'll tell you what to do, yeah, and most importantly, don't say anything, at all, at all. i can make it in time, no need, why are you taking me with you then, well let 's consider that this is the first rehearsal of our family dinner, come on in, we're late, what are you talking

in the washington post, jamie dimon.why do we always talk about jamie dimon and going in the government? he's encouraging the conversation this morning. "the private sector has huge wells of expertise and produces 85% of our nation's jobs. it should have a seat at the table. in recent years government leaders have often failed to engage those in industry. a president should put the most talented people, including those of the opposite party into their cabinet. dani: this is the most blatant part to be at ask to be a part of an administration i have ever seen. it's all like professor jamie dimon. he's talking about the u.s. as inflection point. he's going back in history but he keeps saying that she was president, the next u.s. president. who steamer yuan? is it -- whose team are you on? donald trump r, harris -- or kamala harris? he wants a seat at the table regard this of who is in the white house. dani: i wonder if some points he's making exclude him from one ticket. he talks about the need to support our allies, to ha

headed into recession there will be a painful reckoning for markets tell me about that jamie dimon raising from a macro standpoint >>thanks for having me i would describe this market freak out at idea we might be sliding into recession that fed is behind the curve, as wall street's equivalent of the democrat freakout discovering, the signs have been there all along, and wall street is cheerly dismissed them on promise fed would somehow going to move in advance of the economy into recession from as you and i talked about forever, i have been highly skeptical of this immaculate pivot he thesis because history of the fed always are late to the party. that is one of the reasons why we end up in these situations where inflation brunches all the way to 9%, too late to acknowledge behind kev too late to easing. as reets to consumer specifically in that survey slows three in five americans think we are in recession not only that they think recession started march of last year, so the middle america in recession a long time wall street kind of ignored it but i think that is starting to catch up now

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if you want me to make sure everyone's skins don't fall off you for the hostage, it's not me, it's dimont aleksromanov yet, i answer, i'm sorry, you won't have a cigarette, and tough duty, huh? shift, yeah, and how do you know, well, i 've been grazing you for a long time, come on, where, where is my son, what are you talking about, the boy who asked you for help , shook the police officer, tell me quickly, where is my son, tell me who you gave him to, i'll tell you, i'll tell you sharun, who? sharun, his name is, just don't shoot, some kind of? goat, not a policeman, well, tell me, a victim of black ice, it was mikhail who hired two thugs to find out how i know about musa, she said, well , she said that she overheard their phone conversation with musa, and that they believed, and you in me doubt, skin believed, good, this will be useful to us now. if it was mikhail who started tarasov's setup, he acted with someone else's hands, that's understandable, and he has hands, therefore, in order to prove his guilt , you have to trust him, are you kidding me, or what, he won't let me within can

, same thing and great scene in the book where jamie dimon during the height of the george floyd protesto a branch in mount kisco where everybody called him up at the time, there was no comment and saying well, looks like you're advocating for black lives matter and there are solutions to what's going on in the country, and they're like yep. say what you want. we don't care. it's a funny scene in the book when i went back to them. the people at jp morgan said no, no, he's taken a knee and he doesn't support black lives matter. that's what they say now. you have that sort of various taking a knee and i don't know why fit the picture by take ago knee. >> if he was really take ago knee to fit a picture, they would have said it at the time. liz: this is true to your point and companies are back pedaling and ewe versus frequency sal put autothe movie twisters and a secondary from the original twister and they did no climate change discussion. it's just sort of one of these movies. >> it's selling. liz: you want to go be entertained. >> that's the problem with disney. i track what happened the

jamie dimon, as you mentioned, was a guest of our own leslie picker yesterday. up with rates. it seems as though that's what's been happening. they've been whipsawed lately. >> desperate to find a correlation with anything. what they ought to correlate with is the consumer and whether there's going to be a problem with credit. >> we seem to be whipsawing -- >> did you use that bogus hedge fund term? did you try to confuse our viewers like everybody else? how dare you. that's a made-up term. >> so many made-up terms. there's so many. my favorite? drawdown. >> oh, yeah, drawdown. is that better than carry trade? >> like, we had nothing to do with it, it was a drawdown. >> these are things -- look, i was in management for 14 years. i like english. it's a first language and i use it, and i'm not trying to confuse our viewers. risk on, risk off, that's called meaningless. what they're really saying is, i'm about to lose a lot of money because i own stocks, and i wish i was going to use it but i own a lot. >> that's a different psychology than, i don't own enough stoc

i was surprised at that from dimon. what do you say? [laughter] >> zero probability of having.hat wealthy people in america pay all the a taxes anyways. they're paying about 26% taxes versus people that have less income pay a lot less. when it comes to taxation, this idea of pay your fair share has been always bandied around politically. never gets implemented as policy. we got issues around tax, and we don't want to raise them right now because we have a very delicate economic situation. and so i would think this will become part of the rhetoric but not if part of the policy. remember, i'm a policy guy. but it's very populist of jamie to say, hey, listen, everybody, let's pay a little bit more when he knows damn well it's nebraska going to happen. [laughter] stuart: well done. kevin, hope to see you soon. kevin o'leary, have a great weekend. >>> check futures, please, it's friday morning. we're heading towards the opening bell. red ink on the screen. we'll be back with the opening bell after this. ♪ ♪ (♪) car, this isn't the way home. that's right james, it isn't. car, where a

they could calmly go to my office to take the safe, my guys did everything they could, slavik and dimonaving in a blue nissan through the back entrance, that's it, i don't know anything else, you knew the safe code by heart, yes, but he still i had it written down, in my mobile phone, of course, that's the trouble with civilization, listen, the code was written down as a simple phone number, and no one in life would ever know that it was a code, in short, listen here, i 'm going to tell you, what happened is a disgrace, well yes, they stole the money, and it should have gone to people who are suffering in prison, yes, that's understandable, think about it for 10 minutes and tell me the truth. whatever it may be, maybe not beautiful, bad, the truth, but i want to hear it, otherwise my ulcer is getting worse from your lying eyes, i'll go lie down there with you in the office. okay, i'll go to the toilet, i'll go for now. where's that smart guy, let's go, no, i understand when izik doesn't believe me, but so that my own brothers. "i didn't take that money, i didn't take it, they set me up,

dimon, you can talk to him on equal terms, at least.s is about the topic we talked about today, about the fear of regional chinese banks when uncle sam shakes his finger and says: oh-oh-oh, you can't trade with the russians, you can, if everyone unites and, roughly speaking, send this hegemon away, then everything will be fine, maybe this sounds harsh, but the fact remains a fact, this impudent. behavior can't be described any other way, when they don't notice the shelling of the zaporizhzhya npp, the kursk npp, they really don't care, this is somewhere in europe, something will explode there , a beautiful garden in america will not suffer, they think so, but nevertheless, america at one time created this dollar system, it was supported by the soviet union even in 1944, it worked for a very long time, and what we see now is the consequences of bretton woods, meaning that system of exchanging dollars for gold. the jamaican system of floating exchange rates, the most important thing depends on these floating exchange rates, probably, thes

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amna: judy woodruff talks economics with jp morgan chase ceo jamie dimon.political polarization, and what can be done to bring americans back together.

people were watching some such blockbuster. they comment, laugh, perform resuscitation, i hear how dimonms, another one approaches, i see that this one, if he has already stopped, i am nothing to him i will help, i leave him again, i go to the next in the hope that maybe i will do something with him, the same minus, well, how can you sit in the middle of the night and watch people die and not do anything, well, how can this be justified at all, more than 130 servicemen received wound. only at dawn some of them were transported to the hospital on trucks. 57 defenders of mariupol died. russia has not yet allowed any independent group of experts, including representatives of the un, into the territory of olenivka. he is conducting his own investigation into the mass murder of prisoners of war ukrainian prosecutor's office. we, in turn, also try to recreate the entire picture of events, despite our lack of physical access to the place where it happened. we believe that after 100 days of illegal detention, volunteers kostyantyn and yevhen were taken out of prison and released, the men had a l

it's already the dimons who are kicking here, i understand, in the flowerbed, look, because i'm in this flowerbed, there he is, here, here i am in a black t-shirt, i remember that i somehow approached him there, started to pull him away, here dmitry and evgeniy was beaten by nine people at once, this is how the athlete looked after the fight, he is still under the supervision of doctors, it is possible that dmitry may lose an eye, initially the investigators opened a criminal case on the fact of hooliganism, but then the chairman of the investigative committee alexander bastrykin personally drew attention to the situation. by his order the article was reclassified as attempted murder, the attackers were identified, arrests took place at several addresses at once, hands behind the head, received hands on the head, armed security forces visited a nightclub where three of the attackers worked as security guards, the rest were detained at their places of residence. the daredevils in the fight of nine for two after meeting with the special forces began to talk with a treacherous yeast. now t

. >> it's not unusual to hear some of the populist ideas but one thing i've heard from jamie dimon of jpmorgan and you of bank of america the concern when you send checks to people, as we discussed with jd vance, when you talk about now taxing tips as now both campaigns are doing, that there is still that hard question of, how does america deal with the debts and deficits it already has? those conversations aren't happening. what does that cost? >> well, i think right now the cost is not that high. i mean there's a mathematical cost as interest rates go up the debt carry cost goes up for the government and consumer and the economy. that could have been used for something else had they not borrowed so much. was there more stimulus applied to the covid issues than needed and the answer is yes by most economists. we have to let that work out of the system. that helped inflation. it happened on both administration's watch. the third question is this question of handling the debt and at the end of the day, 15 years or so ago, the bowles-simpson commission came out with ways to do it. idea

, one is not even looked at, well, it's a pity not in the right pile of course, only one minus one dimone dragon's teeth, which are visible on the video, they are generally intended to delay the passage of equipment, and so that it cannot be simply approached manually there to mine, destroy, there are anti-passage. well, actually, that's exactly how we clearly saw how they with the result worked, the ukrainian armed forces, in this regard suffered losses. they tried to break through with a tank at the border crossing in the kolotilovka area, there are such reports, but it did not work out, and our enemy's manpower was dispersed by small arms fire, artillery strikes and fpv drones. when the tos, heavy flamethrower systems are connected, there are no bones to collect, also a video from kolotilovka in the flames of terbovaric ammunition everything that can burn burns. the enemy raid on the automobile checkpoint kolotilovka is not just another provocation of the ukrainian armed forces on the border, there was a corridor of interaction, the last prisoner exchanges, exchanges of the bodies of

but police have cleared it so now cars can go through this intersection here, dimon and bosworth, but they are towing the truck involved. we know a woman was walking across the street when she was struck by a truck. >> kron 4 has obtained a security video that shows the woman walking in the crosswalk when she's struck by that truck. >> now this happened at 2.50 this afternoon. officers responded again to this intersection. it's bosworth and diamond streets. and when they got here, they found the woman injured on the ground and they tried to give her age. but she died here on the scene. now, the driver of the truck remained on scene. we've seen him. he's visibly distressed. he's been seen crying here. he's been very, you know, talking with police. he's been cooperating with police. police do not believe that this crashes, drugs or alcohol a factor in this crash, but they are investigating to try and find out what led up to this crash. again, we did get our hands on security footage that shows a woman crossing the crosswalk at this intersection and then the truck hit her. so we're waiti

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jamie dimon. who do you think?ick, if she had her own vol volition, she would try to get jamie dimon to do it. whether he would do it or not is the question. after that, she would pick gina raimondo. i have a huge respect for gina raimondo. ma m maguire. >> i don't think jamie dimon would want it. >> that's interesting. >> why wouldn't he want it? >> i think he doesn't want to answer to anybody. >> okay. >> really? you think somebody could turn that job down? i feel like secretly everyone has dreamed. >> i think potentially this -- >> you think it could be it? >> the timing works. the rebuilding is up on park avenue. there's been talking. >> the legacy. >> sure. >> by the way, if you have a lot of stock and you want to put it in treasuries, there's a great opportunity. you leave and go to the white house, the tax benefit, at least in the immediate term, is quite rema remarkable. >> public service. >> lydia, thank you for coming in on a summer friday in your whites. >> summer whites. winter whites. which ever way it

listen to jamie dimon today, listening to a 35% probability is still less than 50%.is still pretty cautious in terms of that and they could easily get out of that estimate if things look better. what is looking is how much the rhetoric moved and what the fed needs to do. it moved into almost full-scale panic mode and we have had about the 25-basis point cut and then a 50 and the emergency move. that ramped up quickly. a lot of that was stoked by the sound bites that were coincidental. the warren buffett newswas at the end of the 18 months of the holding. he does hold a lot of cash which signals something amid the noise. we shouldn't jump to conclusions with the sound bites. do i think we are heading into reces recession? no, at this time. i think we are looking less comfortable and we can see that with the consumer and the warner bros. numbers. consumers are less enthusiastic. we saw it with disney. theme parks are down. the american consumer may have tapped out when it comes to the highly expensive inflation charge spending on the discretionary spend there. overall,

we're live here at dimon and bosworth and the glen park neighborhood of san francisco are seems very much still active and they are investigating this deadly crash. a woman was hit and killed by this truck here on scene. it's still there. they're concentrating all of their efforts, an investigation around that truck trying to figure out what led up to the crash happened to 50 this afternoon and police say the woman was walking when she was hit by the truck and then officers arrived at the scene and they located the woman. she was suffering from injuries. they tried to give her a dan. that's where they declared her dead at the scene here. the driver remained on scene. they do not believe impairment drugs or alcohol are involved or a factor in this crash. the driver still on scene chatting with that person trying to figure out again what led up to this crash. meanwhile, this is right next to the glen park, bart station. a lot of people getting off work leaving the barttstation wondering what happened. what led up to this people devastated when they find out a woman was hit and killed h

well, never mind, in short, dimon will fuck her up now powders, checks the database, checks for violations, the database freezes, so it will take time, what should be done, she went out with a bag, say, well, yes, and she had a black folder with her, no, yeah, make it so that she doesn't notice me, i'll do it, come on, come on, like this, wait , we have to, come on, ugh, fire, those are the runners in the photos, yeah, hmm, that's why i went with the elders, for a new identity for my husband, passport, foreign passport danilov anatoly, well, that's it, we did our good deed, even more than anyone expected, did you tell the investigator? i called, no answer, why? because she's sleeping, 2:00 a.m., we'll call a replacement now, we'll go home too, stop, what are you saying, she took the documents today, they have a witness there. we can't, everyone's asleep, think about it, she just rushed off for that document, that 's why now, she's looking at the car now, why , why carry it, that's why, i don't know, anya, well , i don't know, i don't know, she's nervous, you have other options, she wants t

her past, sansanovich, here is my even sharshelya to you, she was not afraid. rushed alone, hello, dimon one person, uh, she worked as a nanny for lyuba zatsepina, leave immediately, wait, you are getting married, worse, i have a daughter, she is 10 years old, she will return from school, i told you, moscow novel from august 12 on rtr. kalinan belek is a place where time stands still. immerse yourself in sophistication and luxury, forgetting about time on the shores of the mediterranean. discover true perfection, making dreams come true. kalinonbek hotel, where life turns into a fairy tale. treat yourself to a first-class holiday with liorets. elegant details, a feast of exquisite tastes, a variety of entertainment, a golden beach and azure waves. liorets, we are here for you, discover a real pearl. on the coast of bodrum, titanic lakshery collection bodrum. exceptional service, incredible culinary masterpieces and an atmosphere of complete relaxation. immerse yourself in the world-exciting adventures of fiery entertainment. welcome to the world of eternal elegance and unrivaled comfort.

talk to you about the new year's holiday, you'll be a dj, well, i, one second, listen, catch up with dimon, and give him take mine from him, let me in a jiffy. well, so, you need to come half an hour in advance to set up the equipment. dim, great, kid, andrey, yeah, what do you, this, you took kirin's backpack, oh well, damn, damn, i, i'll help, come on, come on, come on, come on, pack, pack. i've never even smoked weed, it's not my thing, i'm telling you honestly, well , they beat you up fine, yeah, can i not go to the bar like that, anya, get into the frame, yeah, that's it, let's go, garik, listen. i was thinking, why does my heroine have to die? well, because she was beaten up and thrown off the roof, and let's say she didn't crash, she was smashed to pieces, okay, she crashed, then yes, she died, then she experienced clinical death and was revived, no way, then yes, she died, and then suddenly a ghost, imagine, comes back in the next episodes, i'll play it perfectly, i can walk through walls, look, anya, can you hear yourself, hum, and you're a trumpet, a corpse. and that's it, garik,

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. >> andrew, let's turn to an interview you had with jamie dimon.t's not an interview i had. i had an interview with jamie dimon last january where he came out publicly and a lot of people thought he was trying to push for trump. i kept telling people that's not the case. today he has a big op-ed in the "washington post" which is worth reading, and a lot of people trying to read between the lines to what he's saying. maybe this is a rorschach test. he says, "the best leaders in politics and business take criticism to ask themselves where are they right instead of where are they wrong. if we're going to unify our country, we need to find common ground and make us better." who do you think he's talking about? he says uniting americans with regular honest and open communication. who do you think he's talking about? there's a lot for both sides to take from his op-ed this morning, but i think folks on wall street and in washington trying to figure out what is he trying to say here, who does he support? he's not trying to poke the bear, and he does give

it talks about even jamie dimon, he sometimes has said my heart is democratic in my brain is kind ofon't want the shareholders to get angry but they're trying to be careful this election cycle. >> employees are easily easily offended. if you have a certain set of beliefs and they matter so much to you, find a company that shares your beliefs, go work at bid injuries, there are places for certain people. other companies try to stay under the radar and not say much but when their employees get so vocal about an issue they sometimes have to come out and say something pro that issue and then they often offend their customers and you get the backlash and boycott. bud light, right. this is a major problem in american society. as a young person, when you look at your ceo, regardless of their political beliefs, i think you should say what does that person know what if they learned over the course of their career and their lives that makes them think that and consider with maybe gray hair and age and experience is perhaps a better point of view. cheryl: i'm glad you brought up the bud light e

there is still worrying out there, look at jamie dimon, the idea that it is still possible?his current economic recovery expires i think will be a case of death by a thousand cuts. we might experience a gradual slide into a recession, back-to-back quarters of a shrinking economy as well and unemployment rate at 4.3% that moves up towards 5% and it might well be that we need in economic correction or recession if we are finally going to get the same problem out of the way and make progress at making housing affordable again. maria: all these worries, look at this market on fire up almost 20%. yesterday another huge rally for big tech. would you buy these stocks? >> owning some of them in your portfolio is prudent but you need to be diversified. we learned that lesson last month when the s&p dropped 8.5%. i'm looking at dividend payers. they've done well this year. you can see they will cushion any downside they get in this last month too especially with interest rates coming down. maria: i like that. that make sense. good to see you. come back soon. john, you're with us all m

. >> i think leslie interviewed jamie dimon. i think the two of them will be terrific. i think the j.p. morgan with 11 times earnings, i am sorry, you will not get injured that bad if you get it at 11 times. let's go to jeff in sweet home alabama. jeff? >> hello, . a big booyah and roll tide. my question is about 90. it is at $75.96. that is up until friday. i should have purchased more. my question is, should i sell or hold? >> this is a tough call because i do not think nike is doing well at all. what say they have a change in management or they do something very radically different. you'll look back and say how did i not buy that at $72? hold. do not buy anymore. dave in new york? >> hello, how are you, jim? >> i could not be better, man. it was hot today. i liked it. what is going on with you? >> the market is doing a little better. i was wondering with pfizer, what you're thinking about with that stock.? no, i like pfizer. i tell you what. they have this company that they just purchased and it will do fine. they have a great dividend and i think they're going to sl

cryptocurrency and he's open to it and in the beginning he says it's kind of weird just like jamie dimon this out. what are you doing? what are you up to? let me go to the conference and find out about it and that's one advantage of jd vance. he knows a.i. and crypto, so if he's 78 years old but he's so open to other things. why? because he likes young people. what was he doing with his free time? he says he's got a youtube channel. stuart: it's great stuff. brian we're out of time. mr. kilmeade we'll see you again real soon. brian: see you in the hall, stuart. stuart: we always do. taylor thanks very much for sticking around with us. taylor: my pleasure. stuart: we will watch you of course on "the big money show", live at 1:00 p.m. eastern here, on fox business. jimmy failla on kamala harris, years-long mission to keep people woke. that's coming up for you. charlie hurt on the democrat squad member whose warning people not to label hamas as terrorists? what? abbey hornacek will take on the gender controversy at the olympics and we'll be tracking the market turnaround. the 11:00 hour of

you thought you could easily mint and still film, you touched something, the recording turned off, dimoned him on the neck, we barely washed ourselves off, oh well, consider the job done, well done, pasha, pash! pasha, what's wrong with you, you've signed your own sentence, pasha, a hit job by a police officer, 20 years, what hit job, i'm here, and i have a recording, what recording, there's no murder on the recording, i'm talking about another one, take off the wiretap, i saw it, pasha, you know the system , they won't put me in jail anywhere. you're quitting tomorrow, writing a report of your own free will, so that i don't see you in st. petersburg anymore, got it, got it, got it, got it, sla! i have a problem, i got it, i'm not getting worked up, we'll solve your problem. evgeny aleksandrovich, i need your help, the gist of the matter is in two ways in words, so slav, i'll call back, what brings you here revas, today your guys accepted mine, i should let him go, it's clean there. i get it, your guy wanted to grab some of my pie, so i 'm sorry, he'll go to jail for a long time, he got

morgan chase jamie dimon is upping his odds of a recession he says is skeptical that inflation will return federal reserve 2% target and he told me this in january he feels the same siding risks including deficit spending and what he called the re-militarization of the world. he sees a recession on the horizon and the odds of a soft landing between 20 under 35 and 30%, 35% is up from 25%, do you as well expect a recession on the horizon? >> i think there's going to be an economic slowdown in whirly seeing that, that is not a debate with the last job number indicates an as far as inflation jamie went on to talk specifically green energy spending and one of the three massive spending bills and you can't roll and for stricter chip backed and green energy and is questionable and when you look at inflationary pressures in the weakening labor market, that is not a positive feel-good recipe for the academy and i think we saw that shaking out last week and that's the uncertainty. maria: i think markets and investors understand what the policy of kamala harris in tim walz will be, we see them in ac

initiated the referendum on the separation of catalonia from spain, which madrid called illegal, well puig dimon, who was threatened with thirty years in prison soon with... these events affected the lives of thousands of people, but we just wanted independence, we wanted to bring many to prison to exile from the country, to speak catalan, but at some point being a catalan became dangerous. i don’t know when i’ll see you again, but no matter what happens, when we see each other again, we will be able to shout once again: long live a free catalonia, the most interesting thing is that he didn’t really hide his plans, the day before he wrote on the net that he had to be in barcelona when in parliament on... comes down from the rostrum, and that's when the most mysterious disappearance of puigdimon happened, there were dozens of tv cameras, photographers, a lot of policemen around, and he seemed to have disappeared, naturally, a spanish interception plan was immediately announced, here it is called operation cage, all the roads leaving the city were blocked, but all to no avail, puigdimon was gone,

if i were jamie dimon, i would write a piece in "the washington post."harlie -- >> dimon's warning about hurricanes may actually come? >> maybe beryl. i'm favoring truman, eisenhower and lincoln. he comes out in favor of lincoln sfles's talking about his endless talk about that the -- that we may have a recession, they're talking about this presidential election thing. >> it's always a good thing to come out in favor of lincoln, okay? david? >> understood. thank you for that tip. i'll keep it in mind. >> i don't want him to be on the wrong side of lincoln or jensen for that matter. >> the dow is down about 4.40. almost a 1% decline on the s&p. bonds obviously will be a huge story today if these moves hold as the ten-year did dip briefly below 3.8. watch the curve, as well, as we go to break. be right back. ♪♪ [inner monologue] in this gig... you get comfortable being uncomfortable. ♪♪ the enemy is always adapting... deepfake: hey handsome. ♪♪ [inner monologue] ...always iterating. ♪♪ (soft melodic humming) ♪ oh there was a tree, ♪ ♪ down in the woods ♪ ♪