we'll hear from blackrock's larry fink and brian moynihan. back to "squawk box" here on cnbc i'm becky quick along with andrew ross sorkin and mike santoli. joe's out today. we've been watching the u.s. equity futures and as the earnings keep rolling in we've heard from four dow components already this morning you'll see the picture has improved, at least for the dow futures. dow indicated up close to 100 points that's after we've gotten better than expected numbers. the biggest mover is 3m which beat on the top and bottom line. you're going to see the s&p has improved, too. the nasdaq is down by 2 points we should point out that both the nasdaq and s&p 500 set record levels once again yesterday. take a look at what's happening in the treasury market the ten year is yielding right about 1.048% right now andrew >> that's exactly right. meantime, two important pieces of news coming out this morning on the fight against the coronavirus and for that we're going to go forward to meg tirrell with all the details meg? >> reporter: hey, andrew we got

i don't want to speak for larry fink, but i think that there is a couple of things going on here. one is that the company has $9 trillion under management, and only about four of that is actively managed, and so a huge portion of that means that it is in a passive category from what i understand. as a result, you can't divest those shares so easily. if someone owns the s&p 500, you own the s&p 500. so the big issue is how do they handle it in the context of active management. so the issue that you raise is important one. which is, that if you own something, it is better to own it, and work behind the scenes to make it better or better to get rid of it? there a real ongoing debate about that. the company blackrock, that is, they did vote against about 69 different companies last year, and 64 different directors and has 161 companies on what they call the watch list. so we have to see how this plays out over time, and i also think that larry fink started to talk about climate in earnest last year in a meaningful way. one of the first in the context of big investors, and so we are ju

what did you think of blackrock's numbers and what larry fink had to say? advice business is booming the pandemic has created winners and losers among a variety of parties, different industries, different countries. they need advice there's private equity dollars looking to come in and make investments. there's new products out there in terms of the proliferation of spacs and ipos we've been favoring goldman sachs on this advice wave. >> you said that there was a hat trick that took place over the last three months that has made you much more optimistic about the stocks over the next three years. what was the hat trick and what's it mean >> a hat trick is when you score three goals in hockey or soccer. >> i know what a hat trick is. i know that part >> but there's been three positive events, each one in their own right would be a game changer. to get all three at the same time is like a one out of 500 occurrence the first was pfizer monday, november 9th with the vaccine development. you saw the j&j news, that's more positive. that helps to reduce the credit

fink. and. ralph rang they can just use the back 4 to germany and in 1998 his side took the bundesliga by storm he also led off 9 from the 3rd division and likes it from the 4th to the top flight turning them into bundesliga forces as the sporting director of red bulls football empire rang they demanded attacking football and an emphasis on young players and that helped shape germany's new coaching generation julien nagas one was also where youth coach undergone nick of hoffenheim. played for all my under god nick. i hope you all know on me but he is. one of the best if not the best german culture actually is or the. he did a lot of good stuff in different clubs and changed the whole change whole clocks in and in global it was going to down and got make influence german football because they were created and creativity is reason number 5. for current success among german coaches think german german managers very adaptable they tend to work in clubs that don't have unlimited finances so they're q

sanctuary is large and open and culture plays an integral role. 2 2 2 this catholic church is located in finks one of colognes poorest districts with many social problems but you'd never guess that here father franz moyes has set his heart on bringing together people from diverse social religious and ethnic backgrounds. hospitality openness and diversity a generous atmosphere and mutual respect are the key values in this parish the priests focus is on creating a lively united community. as close to a concert with christian community is fundamental we celebrate communion. where 2 or 3 gather in my name there am i with. us because stores by christ is with us when we accept each other. they can see the dignity and value of the individual only become visible in the mine shaft. father has strong views about what church means and it's not just celebrating liturgy. underneath the church volunteers are unloading secondhand bicycles in the basement . they've collected them from all over town one of the volunteers is 75 year old mazhar high loon 6 years ago he and his family fled from the war in syria h

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republicans continue to justify donald trump's unconstitutional actions by essentially pointing at the finke the finger at the democrats and listing all the alleged wrongs they had committed why do so many stick by this man i think jamie made exactly the point the right point and we are already approaching b'nai election the midterm elections and the experience of the last 4 years told us and every republican who is distancing him or herself from the from donald trump becomes the target of some kind of political revenge inside the republicans and him into the about the president so even with. even with donald trump about to lose paul in the foreseeable future i think he remains a pivotal player in the political scene and everybody at least in the in the republican party maybe not everybody but a lot of. people in the political puppet simply afraid of him and that explains that maybe silent the if they would vote differently or would have folded different to us today but they can express publicly on the other hand soraya in america politicians need not only voters but also donors lots of mone

francine: that was the blackrock chief executive larry fink discussing climate change at the bloombergd virtual conference. we here to talk about climate change as well as how it relates to fund managers. mark carney, the u.k. prime minister's finance advisor. thank you for joining us. a lot going on in the markets. if you look at what some market participants are doing, this huge volatility because of the day traders -- is there a danger that this is the way things will be in finance and they take their eye off the ball in some of their commitment to climate change? mark: i don't think that will happen. it is something to be watched, but the markets and financial system are a remarkable thing and they can do more than one thing at one time and we are seeing big, structural, changes and flipping what has been an enormous risk into arguing the biggest commercial opportunity of our time. tom: governor carney, i do want to say on climate change, even though i have 14 gamestop questions -- mark carney, in the heart of your report you get to the heart of the matter with you is we have to fi

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larry fink speaking at the bloomberg year ahead conference right now. it's got a highlight there in the next hour. this is bloomberg. >> former president trump appears headed for acquittal in his second impeachment trial. only five senate republicans voted with democrats against the mood to declare it unconstitutional, serving as a rough proxy that is short of the two thirds majority that would be needed for conviction. chuck schumer says he's ready to move on a democrat only stimulus plan next week if republicans continue to reject the $1.9 trillion proposal. the alternative backed by both parties means the deal isn't dead yet. jerome powell is expected to maintain the central bank aggressive support of the economy despite seeing what he called light at the end of the tunnel from the coronavirus pandemic and policymakers are certain to hold interest rates near zero when they wrap up the two day meeting today. the u.k. is facing painful lessons after 100,000 deaths from coronavirus. prime minister boris johnson said that he was deeply sorry for every li

back and cologne finks. a long line has formed outside st theodorus church food is distributed here every tuesday during the cold virus pandemic special precautions are necessary how do you putting up a tent outside yes we're constructing a pavilion where we can receive the trucks and documents. oh. i must say i'm very proud of you i'm never here on tuesdays there are other things to be done. and you always have a nice cup of coffee together. you know was. with the help of hundreds of volunteers father franz has created a network that reaches far beyond the boundaries of his parish open to everybody. it doesn't only provide practical help but a feeling of solidarity and belonging irrespective of social or religious affiliation. if. the question is can a modern person also be a christian. this applies to all religions. or do i have to divide myself it's. been religion leads to schizophrenia. for maybe more maybe in reality i'm a mother but me father a worker or whatever in my religion is like a hobby. like. n

>> david rubenstein, larry fink of blackrock, the name that stood out for me is edina friedman, nasdaqof the most woke ceos pushing for diversity rules, and guess what? she's going to a conference that is, you know, put on by the least woke people in the world maybe. [laughter] so there you have it. and one of the reasons, from what i hear, the saudi royal family, they have a lot of money, and they're going to spread it around. they're going to, you know, do what investors or do. and wall street is looking to cash in on that. the larry finks of the world, the david solomons of goldman sachs, james goldman of morgan stanley and adena friedman of nasdaq. last year with, or again, there was basically a boy coot. -- boycott. this year everything's forgotten. liz, back to you. liz: yeah. short memories. yeah, interesting. charlie, thank you. good report. charlie gasparino. okay, forget fortnite and call of duty, gamestop becoming the center point of the biggest battle in the market right now. andrew left, the same short seller -- famed short seller, fending off hackers after his apocalyptic

[laughter] before so laura fink, you are not pleased with james comey either. did he need to insert himself into this discussion? >> i mean does he ever need to insert himself into this discussion? if he hadn't in 2016 and might be in a different place. what you all are proving is the only unity that james comey knows about is the ability to unify very different people who dislike james comey. he said that again today. one of the problems here is with the blanket pardon and i appreciate the argument as to admission of guilt. it also is so you're not immune from prosecution simply because you are in politics. because you are the president per think that such a terrible precedent moving forward. and speaking of unity 38% approval rating. we are in the basement. who are reunified with? this is a solution looking for which problem it solves pretty we have not found one. >> the last i spent the summer in the basement end up getting electives was not that bad. [laughter] >> i have no respect for the basement. >> that is fantastic for elect to say to the present becau

blackrock ceo larry fink publishing his letters to ceos today.em to report their past for the netzero carbon footprint i want to have this conversation sarat, i want to go to you, you own apache, pioneer, natural and eog. so andrew sorkin poses the question, you know, after this interview on squawk, must fossil fuel stocks be sold, don't they have to be dumped now? all caps and then he asked jim cramer that question in their talk before "squawk on the street" begins, cramer says unequivocally yes. you have to dump these stocks. what do you stay to that >> i don't agree look, we have a 3% position in energy these are the companies apache aside and the others have strong balance sheets and they'll be consolidators of a strong cash flow and in a world of supply and demand commodity and the demand for this commodity when you have limited supply and nobody actually -- so much capital is flowing away from that sector there is an opportunity to invest in here. do i think it's a ten, 15-year trend? absolutely not that's their is a couple year investment

sanctuary is large and open and culture plays an integral role. 2 2 2 this catholic church is located in finks one of colognes poorest districts with many social problems but you'd never guess that here father franz moyes has set his heart on bringing together people from diverse social religious and ethnic backgrounds. hospitality openness and diversity a generous atmosphere and mutual respect are the key values in this parish the priests focus is on creating a lively united community. 2 2 2 as close. concert with your christian my own community as fundamental whom we celebrate the. unionised. where 2 or 3 gather in my name there am i with. stores by owns so christ is with us when we accept each other. i'm not in awe they can see the dignity and value of the individual only become visible in the community of mine shaft. father moyer has strong views about what church means. and it's not just celebrating liturgy. underneath the church volunteers are unloading 2nd hand bicycles in the basement. they've collected them from all over town. one of the volunteers is 75 year old mazhar high loon 6 ye

have of your pattern then you need 5 positive interactions so that balance tractions of your panna finke about how you communicate with them meaning that instead of using you statements so you don't you days or you make me upset about this use i statements talk about yourself and how you few turn things around so you can address conflict. can you just leave us with one more piece of advice that will get us through this crisis make us perhaps a little less frustrated yeah one piece of advice. i think. i think is safety is the feeling that it's about the rain bothering you have a conversation with your partner about safety i often hear people talk to me about how how do i be safe how do i change things have a conversation for what it is to be safe change of regime if need be because if you are going to be locked down you need to start communicating a lot more you know different health feel thank you very much for joining us today a look at some of the numbers now and we're around the 2000000 mark of officially record cover deaths worldwide that's according to figures from the johns hopkins

it adds a level of detail it's a confirmation evidence of that i fink what surprises me is how sophisticated this is how consistent it is it's basically almost exclusively brotherhood entities what is important though and makes it more important is the fact that it comes to particular time where other funders have pulled out other countries to be used to fund the brotherhood networks if we're talking about the seventy's the eighty's used to be saudi arabia because they didn't create this that or has been fair for a long long time so that if we show him a document signed by catullus most prominent cleric. recommending support for a mosque project in milan the fact of a get a lateral support from the recognized peerage will either of the muslim brotherhood that the pope if you will of the muslim brotherhood useful for that we it's a huge piece of evidence that shows that the brotherhood is backing this project. egyptian born. is the leading proponent of ideology. born in 1926 like many militants he was imprisoned by nasa in the fifty's. in 1961 he fled. and servant of muslims listen to him not

finke. good stuff and.alph rang they can deduce the back 4 to germany and in 1998 his side took the bundesliga by storm he also led off 9 from the 3rd division and likes it from the 4th to the top flight turning them into bundesliga forces as the sporting director of red bulls football empire run they demanded attacking football and an emphasis on young players and that helped shape germany's new coaching generation julien noddles one was also a youth coach under god nick of hoffenheim. played for all my under god nick. i hope you all know on me but he is. one of the. no the best german actually is or he did a lot of good stuff in different groups and changed the whole change whole clocks in and. if you think it and got make influence german football because they were creative and creativity is reason number 5 for current success among german coaches think german german managers very adaptable they tend to work in clubs that don't have unlimited finances so they're quite flexible and total started out at me

is how quickly it appears to be spreading its finke called b. 117 the u.k. identify that last month but it's believed 1st emerged in september and it's now been detected in at least $33.00 countries and taiwan simon clark is an associate professor of cellular microbiology at the university of reading in england he says the main concern about this variant is its ability to spread quickly. it is unlikely that the v. taishan will effect the sensitivity of the virus to the vaccine ok but even if it is even if a strain does come along in the future where that happens it shouldn't be too much of a problem for the vaccine scientists to to tinker with it to reengineer it so that vaccine so that it fights any new version that should be a big problem the problem is its ability to spread rather than its susceptibility to the vaccine. problem such as they are on not because of the anted unicity of the new strain it's been it's a general question about whether the new dosing regime will work toward or work as well as it would have done previously the data for the ox that

over we're into a new relentless optimistic aides who because of it point and even the life the larry fink the likes of paul tudor jones like to stand druckenmiller face you know right when that economist headline came out that was 20 years or just a few years after then talk to miller had helped take down the british pound right so they're all accepting that they cannot fight big question any longer and this is heading into 2021 i think we're really going to see what that looks like ok they've conceded defeat now if they thrown over their king they've resigned right. now we're going to see what that looks like right now one. big coin are the 4 p's the 4 p's i might add i'm wearing my special this year new year's eve special shoes yeah if they don't blind the camera. coin is the 4 pieces right so it's perfect money perfect price discovery perfect. and perfect outcomes so when you have the quadrangle of perfection that is because you are on the vector for relentless optimism and you have no risk of being optimistic anymore some people would associate optimism with risky behavior because the

orleans we have brian trasher he is a troll for president 2020 sarah get and in san diego we have laura fink she is founder and c.e.o. of group communications and a democratic strategist all right crossed up also the fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it ok let's go to scott 1st here scott you wrote an article for our team a couple days ago. basically discussing trump's legacy and you wrote this biden will be sworn in as the 40.

orleans we have brian trasher he is a trait for president 2020 sarah get and in san diego we have laura fink she is founder and c.e.o. of group bell communications and a democratic strategist all right crossed up rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it ok let's go to scott 1st here scott you wrote an article for r t a couple days ago. basically discussing trump's legacy and you wrote this biden will be sworn in as the $46.00 president the united states ending 4 years of an experiment. populist politics headed by trump that was for better or worse unique in american history can you elaborate a little bit on that well certainly i mean the moment down truck came down the escalator in trump tower and announced his candidacy was a can a sea unlike anything we've seen in modern history i mean we can reflect back on history books in the early 1973 about as ever this is a can see modern technology reality television personality. new york state real estate mogul who under any normal. measurement would never qualify to be the president of the united state

larry fink told the bbc�*s business editor simonjack all firms are now under the climate microscope.h a sustainability lens, and we are able now to determine company a versus company be in terms of how are they moving forward. on things like net carbon zero. and on that we are beginning to see some companies are moving rapidly, some are in denial and thatis rapidly, some are in denial and that is starting to show up now in how companies stocks are performing. in how companies stocks are performing-— in how companies stocks are performing. you said you will be asking _ performing. you said you will be asking companies, - performing. you said you will be asking companies, in - performing. you said you will be asking companies, in youri be asking companies, in your letter you said you will be asking companies to explain how their business model is compatible with a net zero economy. or what? just spell out the sanctions you are having in mind. are you saying that blackrock will jump dominic that blackrock willjump dominic dump their shares, what other sanctions?— other sanctions? first

sanctuary is large and open and culture plays an integral role. 2 2 2 this catholic church is located in finks one of colognes poorest districts with many social problems but you'd never guess that here father franz moyes has set his heart on bringing together people from diverse social religious and ethnic backgrounds. hospitality openness and diversity a generous atmosphere and mutual respect are the key values in this parish the priest's focus is on creating a lively united community. 2 2 as closed off concert with christian. fundamental whom we celebrate communion sized. where 2 or 3 gather in my name there am i with the. stores by christ as with us when we accept each other. i'm not in awe can you the dignity and value of the individual only become visible in the community of mine shaft. father moyes has strong views about what church means and it's not just celebrating liturgy. underneath the church volunteers are unloading 2nd hand bicycles in the basement. they've collected them from all over town. one of the volunteers is 75 year old mazhar high loon 6 years ago he and his family fled

you have of your partner that you need 5 positive interactions so balanced tractions of your panna finke about how you communicate with them meaning that instead of using you statements so you don't do these or you make me upset about this use i statements talk about yourself and how you few turn things around so you can address conflict. can you just leave us with one more piece of advice that will get us through this crisis make us perhaps a little less frustrated yeah one piece of advice. i think. i think of safety is the feeling that it's a ball drain bothering you have a conversation with your partner about safety i often hear people talk to me about how how do i be safe how do i change things have a conversation for what it is to be safe change or broaching if need be because if you are going to be locked out you need to start communicating a lot more you know different health field thank you very much for joining us today a look at some of the numbers now and we're around the 2000000 mark of officially recorded covert deaths worldwide that's according to figures from the johns hop

larry fink is looking to end blackrock's political action committee following last week.dministration must bring america together as blackrock joins other u.s. companies reevaluating their role in the clinical process. it gave about 178 million dollars to democrats and a little less to republicans and 2020 election cycle. the main chinese rival to bytedance is said to have one -- won approval that could raise 5 billion u.s. dollars. as testament for sure sale next week and is hoping for a valuation of about $50 million. the company is expanding to larger audiences. chinese energy giant cnooc is being blacklisted over alleged drilling in the south china sea. the company denied access to u.s. technology without specific permission and fall as the blacklisting of more than 60 mainland companies last month. washington says cnooc represents a continuing threat to u.s. national security. getting back to -- debbie woo's been tracking the company in taipei. why is the company raising its capex to such a staggering level? >> good morning. the company is said they believed the high

we already know that larry fink and his friends are willing to sell out american interests for a sweetheart deal with the chinese. some of them are getting them. under the paris accord, they stand to profit even more if biden gets his way. while wall street profits of america's decline, you're going to be saddled with less income, higher taxes, higher energy prices, more crime, rolling lock downs. but don't worry. biden says there will be millions and millions of green jobs to go around. they are never going to go to china, right? joining me now is newt gingrich, former speaker of the house, fox news contributor. biden it looks like he's giving china free rein. >> if i were the chinese, i'd be thrilled with the first couple steps of the biden administration when president biden kills the pipeline, he creates almost a guarantee that the canadians will now build the pipeline to the pacific rather than to texas. when they go to the pacific, they're going to sell canadian oil and gas to the chinese. the chinese are thrilled that we are rejoining the paris peace accord because it was written to

vonnie: that was blackrock's larry fink speaking with john micklethwait. more on gamestop next.his is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. vonnie: the trading world has wrapped up in the gamestop's and beth bet -- and bed, bath & beyond's of the world today. retail trading sites are failing. let's get to romaine bostick with our stock of the hour. remain: great interviews there. you have to give the people what they want. what they want is gamestop. we can talk about the wisdom of the crowd support, upward thousand percent. more than 1000% over the last six weeks in gamestop. you see it on your screen. i will look on the side. you see that mother of all short squeezes is going on. this is not just combined to gamestop. there is a huge tug-of-war going on between a lot of the retail traders who are making bets on stocks that they think, or they feel should go higher here. the general idea here is look for stocks that have low flow, look for stocks that have high short interests, in relatively active options that you can exploit to try to push the stocks up. we have seen that reflectio

larry fink says the public and private sectors need to work together to confront climate change. the world's largest asset manager reveals its climate commitments. a net zero economy by 2050. >> if we are really going to be moving to a net zero carbon environment, all of society has to move, not just public companies. governments worldwide will need to invest in the r&d of how to prepare for climate change and helping us to design and build new technologies. laura: apple's cautious outlook is overshadowing a record revenue, topped $100 billion for the first time, driven by strong holiday sales of the iphone 12. the company did not provide an official forecast for the fourth quarter in a row with executives saying sales growth from wearables will likely slow down. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. manus, annmarie. manus: laura, thank you very much. in the world economic forum is looking different this year, and this week, world leaders meeting virtually.

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. >> john, it's karen fink thanks for coming on as the economy heats up are you afraid about inflation whether that could ultimately hamstring the fed? >> yeah, karen, i think that's going to be the big conversation we're going to have. i just don't think we're going to have it until probably the end of this calendar year. here's what's going to happen. this thing is going to open up and people are going to have more money in their pockets and this economy is going to beat economic expectations and you're going to start to see inflation not because of wages going up, which is the normal way, but you're going to see shortages. you're going to see demand for products and supply chains opening up that are not going to be able to meet the needs and inflation is going to spike up on us. the thing, the fed knows that's not kind of sustained long-term inflation that they normally focus on and they're going to let it run a little bit hot, but i'll promise you that if you have me back here next january, we're all going to be saying that the fed is behind the curve, that they in fact left policy

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. >> officer brian fink is being called a hero for his actions t defend the capital on wednesday thear-old iraq war veteran had worked for the capitol police department for the last 12 years being called hero by those who knew him. officials say he typically infeed and collapsed after returning to his office, they are investigating his death is homicide. his family says he wanted to be a police officer his entire life . the family releasing a statemen saying he is a hero and that is what we would like people to remember. flags are now flying at the capitol in his honor. , congress is considering they currently holding hearings. the t-uppercase-letter for. line national guard troops are not further processed to to begin with. brian mccarthy telling fox today, the capitol hill police had the responsibility and the jurisdiction. there is a cryptic separate branch of government. tonight there are national guar troops throughout washington. across coppola grahams and the new measures are expected to remain in place over the next month. we are hearing from house members who jumped into act

sanctuary is large and open and culture plays an integral role. 2 2 2 this catholic church is located in finks one of colognes poorest districts with many social problems but you'd never guess that here father franz moyes has set his heart on bringing together people from diverse social religious and ethnic backgrounds. hospitality openness and diversity a generous atmosphere and mutual respect are the key values in this parish the priest's focus is on creating a lively united community. as close. concert with christian community is fundamental we celebrate communion. where 2 or 3 gather in my name there am i with them i was with us cause stores by christ is with us. and we accept each other. and all can see the dignity and value of the individual only become visible in the community of mine shaft. father moyer has strong views about what church means. and it's not just celebrating liturgy. underneath the church volunteers are unloading 2nd hand bicycles in the basement. they've collected them from all over town one of the volunteers is 75 year old mazhar high loon 6 years ago he and his famil

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joining me now republican strategist amy tarkanian, along with democratic strategist laura fink.oining. we watch this, the tomb of the unknown soldier. we just know it was an american soldier brought back from france that fought for our freedom. laura, president bush said we must end this uncivil war we're in. how do you do that, i'm embracing for a impeachment trial on the horizon. i see 74 million voters painted with the same brush as 100 people arrested for capitol riots. i feel like we may unravel, sooner rather than later rather than the unity everyone is talking about? >> i think those fears, charles, are articulating were addressed by president biden in his speech. watching the wreath laid at the tomb of the unknown soldier reminds us all what we have to fight for. why we need to find areas of agreement. president biden laid out case of unity, historic terms, finding better angels of our nature, respect each other in even in disagreement. i think he will advance the agenda where we see common purpose articulated. we have to get americans back to work. we have to get a hand

it adds a level of detail it's a confirmation see evidence of that i fink what surprises me is how sophisticated this is how consistent it is it's basically almost exclusively brotherhood entities what is important though and makes it more important is the fact that it comes particular time where other funders have pulled out other countries debates used to fund the brotherhood networks if we're talking about the seventy's the eighty's used to be saudi arabia because i didn't create this that's or has been fair for a long long time so that if we show him a document signed by qatar's most prominent cleric kind of diary recommending support for a mosque project in milan the thanks of a get a letter of support from the recognize your ritual leader of the muslim brotherhood the pope if you will of the muslim brotherhood the use of all of that we it's a huge piece of evidence that shows that the brotherhood is backing this project. is the leading proponent of ideology. born in 1926 like many militants he was imprisoned by nasa in the fifty's. in 1961 he fled to khatam. and servant of muslims listen t

so you've got to be hpeful and, u know, fink perhaps this could be a transformational moment. maybe people could see this r what it is and recognize we've bottomed out. you can't get much lower than what we saw today. let's climb out of this hole. let's try to put some pieces together and make this country work better again. >> woodruff: i think a lot of people agree with that, senator lott but they're wondering how it can happen because you've seen such triol since the election and, again, most republicans inhehe ho representatives and most republicans in the senate, the vast majority spporting teshe ent, in his belief that the election was stolen, that it needs to be examined again and t again, evough it's already been through the courts. i'm just strugglinto understand how do the two sides come together, given the hard feelings, the strong beliefs that have kept them apart? >> well, it won't be seas, and i should -- well, it won't be easy, and i should no that the majority of the republican senators did not support, you know, disposing, doing away or challenging the elector

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i do not know if you read larry fink's letter of blackrock yesterday, but there is a new awareness among major asset managers, commercial banks, and others about the need to put resources into this and ever because it is major in investment demand. i think the proof will be what we do, neither gina or i will throw around a lot of bay promises. you heard what she just said, we work closely because we will bring to the table -- and form her and the people she is working -- she works with about what people are doing abroad, the steps that they are taking, and how to measure ourselves against them and how they will measure themselves against us. we are aware of that. >> i want to call attention to the fact that cities and states have really picked up the initiative to move forward on clean energy because the solutions are cheap. they compete effectively against fossil fuels. we are talking about solutions that we are not talking about anybody to sacrifice. they are to their advantage. when you look at the record over the past four years, while the prior administration might have wanted clean

i don't know if you read larry fink's letter of blackrock the other day, yesterday. there's a new awareness among major asset managers, commercial banks an others about the need to be putting resources into this endevour. i think the proof will be in what we do. we're not going to throw around a lot of big promises. we're going to try to bring to table to help inform her and the folks she's working with what we're picking up abroad and what people are doing abroad and the steps they are taking and now we have to measure ourselves against them and they will measure themselves against us. we're well aware of that. >> cities and states have picked up the initiaives to move forward on clean energy. we are talking at solutions that we're not asking anybody to sacrifice but add to their advantage. if you look at the record over the past four years, while the prior administration might have wanted energy, clean energy to head in a different direction, it's gone faster and farther than anyone ever expected. the idea that we could with this new work that we're doing together

i don't know if you read larry fink's letter at blackrock the other day, yesterday. but there's a new awareness among major asset managers, commerce banks and others about the need to be putting resources into this endeavor, because it is -- it is major investment demand. so, i think the proof will be in what we do, neither gina nor i are going to start, you know, throwing around a lot of big promises. but you heard what she just said and we will work very closely. because we're going to try to bring to the table to help inform her and folks she's working with what we're picking up abroad. and what people are doing abroad. and the steps they're taking. and how we now have to measure ourselves against them. and they will measure themselves against us. we are well aware of that. >> i just want to call attention to the fact that cities and states have really picked up the initiative to move forward on clean energy. because the solutions are cheap. the solutions compete effectively against fossil fuels. we are talking about solutions that we're not asking anybody to sacr

and a pair of high profile, first on cnbc interviews, at 7:00 a.m., blackrock chairman and ceo larry finks earnings, and delta air lines ceo, ed bastian, discussing the fourth quarter results and cash burn. we're back in a moment >>> good morning, it's almost half past the hour wherever in the world you are. president trump impeached for a second time. now, facing a trial in the senate for inciting last week's deadly capitol hill riot johnson & johnson giving a promising update on its one shot vaccine, new numbers showing a surge in new york city rentals as people take advantage of lower prices and some big deals. we have all those stories and much for you it's thursday, january 14th, 2021, you are watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc. ♪ >>> welcome back, i'm frank holland in for big papa, brian sullivan, here is how your money and investments look right now on this thursday only two weeks into january, and we're only halfway through the 5:00 a.m. hour let's take a look at the stocks futures first. stock futures, as you can see right now at this hour, they are up slightly, a l

there is a lot of dry powder larry fink was on this morning just talking about the amount of capital that is on the sidelines and you know, i think there was a very important point made by megan to play off of the news and into this right now. there is a distinct separation in what's happening in the market that's forward looking and what's happening with our economy. when we hear from fed chair powell this afternoon and when we hear from the president there are still significant challenges in the real economy right now, but the market is seeing through them to more optimism in the second half of this year, maybe even in the second quarter and we'll see shimmying in the first quarter and in the latter part of the year we'll see thing comes to fruition as it relates to the economy approving for a myriad reasons that we can get into, but these ipos are really a sign that one, people have capital to put to work, two. they want to put it to work. three, for solid companies because we're not seeing a plethora of companies that we're seeing all popping like other times. we are seeing some

larry fink called in assault on our nations democracy and the will of the american people. world leaders as well. boris johnson saying this. " disgraceful scenes of the u.s. congress. the u.s. stance for democracy around the world and it is now vital there should be a peaceful and orderly transfer of power." and perhaps the most pointed comment coming from the german foreign minister. he actually referred to the 1933's burning of germany's parliament building as naziism started to rise. "the enemies of democracy will be happy to see these incredible pictures from washington d.c. riotous words turned into violent acts on the steps of the reichstag and now in the capitol." the chorus of comments coming from the business world and world leaders. remarkable quiet from vladimir putin. we did reportedly get comments from mr. bolsonaro a self-avowed trump fan. the president of brazil when he was asked about what he was seeing in washington. he again reiterated his claims of election fraud in the united states. haslinda: speaking of being quiet, no reaction from china. china must b

boyd matheson and laura fink, happy new year. >> happy new year. >> julie: new york governor andrew,criticism after lansing thousands of fans can attend a football game, while keeping tight restrictions on restaurants. i'm talking over 6,000 people allowed into the stadium. that's okay but you have to close indoor dining? how the governor is justifying what some business owners say is a double standard. next. ♪ ok everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. whoo-hoo! great tasting ensure with 9 grams of protein, 27 vitamins and minerals, and nutrients to support immune health. (clapping) (soft music) - thank you madi. who'd like to go next? kaleb, come on up. (soft music) - i'm very excited today because my whole family is here. this is my mom and my brother and my dad. (clapping) - thank you kaleb. you have a beautiful family. - oh, i'm not done. my family is way bigger than that. there's my doctor and my nurse, my physical therapist, my receptionist, my shriner and of course my buddy alec., my receptionist, my shriner and of course my b

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rock down 4.3%. 4.5% now despite reporting a quarterly beat on the top and bottom leans the ceo larry finkning "squawk box" early this morning to weigh in on thepotential fo a corporate tax hike he said i wouldn't be difficult for them to take larger taxes but did say he would like to know where that money is going. >> if that money is used for large-scale infrastructure, that will create a huge amount of jobs that will also stimulate the economy in very large ways if a corporate tax cut is only used to temporarily bridge americans who are unemployed, that mean is -- that only has a short-term consequence so what we want to see, if indeed is there a large corporate tax increase, that that money is used for a long term purpose >> mike, i think you have a lot to say on this over to you. >> you know, the dollars go in and the dollars go out of the government there is more that go out than come in through revenue. you don't get to earmark your tax dollars for a specific purpose. all the money is fungible. we are talking about a tax increase that would raise $75 billion, $80 billion in a given