goldman and citi specifically?a conference going on, goldman sachs financial services conference, we're getting guidance and dmen tear. shares of citi stand out among the big banks thanks to guidance shared by cfo mark mason at that conference. he reaffirmed top line a pens and net interest income guidance and he expects investment banking revenue to be up 25% to 30% in q4 across all businesses. ecm, dcm and m&a and said markets revenue will be up by, quote, high teens percent year over year. that's sounding somewhat similar from what we heard from jpmorgan saying investment banking revenue there would be 45% higher. then goldman sachs' cfo dennis coalman also spoke today. he didn't share overt guidance except to say that m&a activity into 2025 is accelerating and normalizing back to ten-year averages. he added there is no reason we can't go above those averages if we sustain the momentum. we will hear from the wells fargo and bank of america ceos in day two of those events. >> leslie, thank you. these stocks moved

so team lifestyle in the criminal judges trial against the re, a rubbing from goldman sachs which was decided in 2023. i don't see how that's just too many or those dusty monies could effect the system in america because that's the many. so you would in open court hearings, an open quote here is accessed by public. so what is accessible by public and u. s? how would the domain will be detrimental to the u. s. criminal system, the, the stumps, me that is the shouldn't, by the americans a legislation or the legislative people know as far as we can see, make sure it has not released the education. all the information requested by and that you, that it was in my opinion be a problem. it make it look like.

talk to additional evidence from goldman sachs i'm. it's former banker team lives there in u. s. sports, us just a department and initiate civil for project actions in 2016, a lodging back over 4500000000 us dollar was mis appropriate from the funds. now if we look at the case, the one mtv is candle is one of the biggest financial scandals in history involving billions of dollars stolen from a malaysian state fund. met for economy development, the fund set up in to 1009 by not jeep her eyes. like himself, was used for lavish lifestyle, so as a luxury items of property and even funding bill. now not now, do you project fees? most of our charges including a use of power criminal breach of trust and also money laundry. when she was sentenced to 12 years in prison and find $47000000.00 us dollars. if i were complicit in the defrauding of one m d b, it would have been totally insane for me to ask for this evidence from the courts. because that would implicate me, i would be insane to have done it. a nigel claims, the subpoena of goldman sachs and he has former signed for was a deliber

sonali: now, none other than richard ramsden over at goldman sachs. big conference. about 1300 people had registered, almost 1400 people. what was the takeaway? i was trying to read the room the whole time i was there on just how much optimism there was. his next year going to be kind of good or really good or very good? how did you feel at the end? >> we findling this conference for a long time. this was the 35th that we've done, and this was definitely toward the more optimistic. a few things that stood out to me, the first is the banks are pretty upbeat about the economic outlook heading into next year. these banks obviously have got great data around what is happening to consumers and corporate's, and they say consumer spending is still healthy, corporate confidence is improving. everyone that spoke said we are inspecting a pretty sharp recovery both in m&a activity as well as ecm activity. and then lastly from an operational trend standpoint, these banks have seen interest rates come down, have been able to bring down the positive pricing and at the same time, t

do i buy goldman sachs or buy the field? >> you buy goldman sachs. i will be talking about that at our wednesday meeting. we have a club meeting. i think it is worth focusing on just the exact question that you asked and i thank you for it and thank you for the kind kudos about yesterday. let's go to tyler in florida. tyler? >> caller: cramer, man, loved you on "seinfeld." >> that was hard for me. i had so much hair then. it was such a great treat. >> caller: hue do you feel about alibaba in 2025? >> baba is the only chinese stock i am recommending. i'm working on a piece, you'll hear it later on, about the idea that maybe president trump is going to do -- president-elect trump is going to do something more creative than president biden did when it comes to china. let's go to mike in my home state of new jersey. >> caller: big hometown boo-yah. i'm recently retired. >> there you go. >> caller: listen to your advice daily taking chips off the table. i'm talking about at&t for growth and income. >> i've got to tell you i've been impressed. i was not im

. >> goldman sachs they won't let you get away with anything. >> goldman sachs i would like to work at let's take a break and we'll be right back. >>> with the market more or less treading water, the big banks showing some real strength this morning. citigroup, jpm up over 1%. wells fargo. kind of a nice move. the deregulatory tone would be adding to some investor enthusiasm on what we should point out has been an incredible year for so many of these names, led by goldman sachs' 56% share increase year-to-date. >> what's the price -- 17. around 28, 29, 17. how can you not buy that then say listen -- >> all right. >> terrible. >> think about stop trading because that's coming up next, jim. >> i'm all over it the global injectable drug market, including high demand glp-1 weight loss drugs, is projected to hit $800 billion by 2025. lexaria bioscience is breaking down barriers with a patented technology that enhances bloodstream absorption. and the best part? it's an oral delivery platform. as an innovator in drug delivery, lexaria bioscience has partnered with a global pharmaceutical comp

s. department of justice 2021 position 2 blocks has been to obtain additional accidents from goldman sachs and its former banker team live here in you asked for us justice department initiated several forfeiture keys. actions in 2016, elijah in back over $4500000000.00 us dollar was mist appropriate from the fund. now is the low catholic case, the one mtv scandals is one of the biggest financial scandals in history enforcing billions of dollars stolen from among lesion states. fun met for economic development. the finest set up in 2009 by my g. brozowski himself was huge for lavish lifestyle such as the luxury items property, as even funded for films now by cheaper as black space multiple charges against him, including abuse of power, criminal breach of trust, and money, a laundry, which he was sentenced to 12 years in prison. and 5 for $47000000.00 us dollars, and this is where he needs to be asked. it is where he also said that it would be totally in same for him to ask for this evidence from sports because that would implicate yeah. if i were complicit in the defrauding of one m d

the us government intervened in the proceedings after the goldman sachs group requested an extension to comply with the subpoena on 9th of february 2021. the us government intervened in the proceedings by filing multiple motions, including a motion to intervene and stay the proceedings a motion to seal and their respective supporting memoranda, former malaysian prime minister and as the price of full already served during a 6 year prison term for corruption charges linked to the one mtv scandal leaned on monday. that is a victim off of us by conspiracy. according to nadia and just legal team, this conspiracy was for it because treat it in collaboration with malicious political opposition to ask him from power and implicate him. and the scandal not, you argue that the u. s. government locks his attempts to provide evidence. that's what this cruise the allegations me and the several for per check please says against him. i also believe this forfeiture action was politically motivated and orchestrated as part of a collaboration between the united states democratic party and the then opp

. >> we're going to check with congressman goldman and senator shell edon whitehouse about this crisis on capitol hill tonight and how the collapse of the republicans once again has put us on the verge of a government shutdown. >> crisis and collapse, great words. have a great show. >> here's a couple things donald trump and his apparent boss elon musk do not understand. one, the president of the united states, joe biden, is a democrat. two, the united states senate is controlled by democrats and democratic majority leader chuck schumer. anyone who understands that knows why the budget extension bill negotiated by the republican speaker of the republican house includes compromises with democrats and chuck schumer. elon musk objected to those compromises in the bill, saying that any republican who votes for it should be voted out of office. that's how he began his day. and only hours after that, after elon musk led the way, only then did donald trump catch up with his apparent boss elon musk and join in objecting to the bill. republican speaker mike johnson was with donald trump and elo

congressman goldman, donald ma trump is asking you to do him a big favor. would you please raise the debt ceiling for him right now, so that he can give those tax cuts to elon musk and other billionaires next year? >> well, lawrence, i think you have it just have a click off. it is not donald trump asking for this, it is very clearly president elon musk asking for this. the fact that donald trump has been completely awol during these negotiations, to the point where only after elon musk publicly tweets about his displeasure, about this budget deal, all of a sudden, donald trump, chief of staff to elon musk comes trotting in and blows up the deal. and let's be very clear. this means that what elon musk and donald trump are doing is likely, at this point to shut the government down over christmas. and when you hear, as you pointed out, elon musk say no bills in congress to be passed until january 20th, it is unclear whether he understands that we need a legislative act in order to fund the government and provide children and seniors and veterans and serviceme

. >> speaking of the banks, goldman interestingly does maintain its call for three cuts next year.february is going to be maybe 2.5. that will make the case for a march cut. >> why do they want to court that what's the point of courting that i mean, not that i'll call solomon after this and say why did you do that? no, i will call solomon. why did they do that >> who are you calling about what >> goldman is keeping its threeerate cut thing why? >> jan hatzius i wouldn't call david about that >> call jan? do you have jan coming on? you think coston agreed with him? >> i don't know. i don't know what's going on in the book room at goldman >> they select - >> my guess is they don't speak often. one is doing the economy, the other is doing markets >> i want to know that, i want to know how slim jims are doing, i want to know about meat sticks, about the fact conagra has a line of glp-1 foods and they think glp-1 is a tailwind >> getting ready for your interview this evening >> i am getting ready. how about the fact invid yauz was up 3.5% at 4:00 a.m. and there it is. >> it was down fiv

>> okay, i'm not as pessimistic as goldman sachs. i could see tariffs increasing price inflation by between half a percentage point and three-quarters of a percentage point. still that implies that prices will be higher than otherwise, because of tariffs. you know, one thing i want to add is the markets don't appear to be especially worried about tariffs. my goodness. we have the 10-year treasury yield that has actually been declining at last look and was down to about 4.25%. that happens to mean mortgage yields will be a little bit lower and moreover, the implied probability of a fed rate cut on december 18 has risen from 55% up to 66%, so what the markets are telling me is that the imposition of tariffs will not be a disaster for the united states economy and let's not forget why trump is increasing these tariffs. that is to help bring about a halt to illegal immigration as well as stop this inflow of fentanyl. maria: i agree. these worries over tariffs are probably a lot of nothing given that president trump talked about using lev

that's in the email that i'm going to send me was the goldman platform and some of the region in his home town of business. next, they organized a big bike ride dedicated to flag day is host and organizer, which i have gotten one. so it was completely on the books when you thought somebody was supposed to know, is this somebody who isn't? yeah, it's and it was the village of miles and jobs to in citizen a serial number on more than 500000 people visited the exhibition in its 1st 3 days alone. that equates to the population of a big city like was on or as profound for example. and by the end of the 2nd week, very and had welcomed its millions visitor the winter fairytales dental tony happened at the bus. so i santa and rush, i think both visitors had a chance to attend the nutcracker ice show stuttering olympic champions. chesko just as simple as that. it was closed. but it's those to use. does he want to know what he does or black and i was a kid, i see what you need to do with ones. this sam provides the learners you needs to factory show for and ship the where for you, cause you us

for goldman.nald trump received the honorary award for patriot of the year, the fox nation patriot awards. he appeared in person. bill melugin joins me from west palm beach, florida. what is the latest trump pics? >> good morning. a handful of pics a couple are his choice for cvp commissioner and his choice for an artificial intelligence and crypto czar. he standing behind his picture defense secretary pete hegseth. he just posted on truth social earlier this morning and part, quote, pete hegseth is doing very well, his supporters strong and deep, much more so than the fake news what have you believe, he was a great student, princeton, harvard educated with a military state of mind or. he will be a fantastic high-energy secretary of defense who leads with charisma and skill, pete is a winner and there's nothing that can be done to change that, pete hegseth responded to that saying, quote, thank you, like you we will never back down. i mentioned cvp commissioner, trump announcing rodney scott as hi

my stocks are google, proctor and gamble and goldman sachs >> that is where i am in a love and goldmanus. still think of it fabulous goldman's finance and apple, don't trade it and proctor and gamble is off today. i think it is a consumer products company costco, the great retailer, all-time high today. alphabet and apple, we're not going to allow that and put in eli lilly. alphabet is very inexpensive and i think we have to make the change we have time for one more. let's head to betsy in california >> caller: hey, jim. happy almost weekend >> right back at you. >> caller: my stocks are adobe, abercrombie and fitch, exxon and my christmas pick is home depot. >> these are nice. these are nice stores. your nice store, home depot which was up very big told we told people in the charity trust, buy that and it has been dead right amazon is my favorite retailer but it is also web services so i'm not going to say that. and the amazon advertising business is doing quite well and abercrombie. this is fashion and this is home this trades with the home companies. it does not trade with the fashi

and um, and unfortunately, like i said, it would be ideal if the goldman simply listened to the georgian people listened to the international partners of georgia. well, the alternative is, is not very nice. but haven't we seen this movie before as you were speaking, we were looking at that film of a fireworks and people in the streets, which reminded me of the themes that we saw in ukraine in 2014. and we can see where that ended is georgia having in the same direction. well, i hope you don't proposing for us to simply comply with the rest of the regime. georgians are freedom loving people. we fought for our independence in the late eighty's. in early nineties, we fold against much more for me to bowl and then meet russia when, when it invaded georgia, we would not surrender that easily. and guess if it takes a real fight, we'll probably have to fight. i'm not sure we can count on anyone else to, to, to do our business. if georgia wants to remain an independent democratic country, then people must make their voices heard. so, so bring analysis and we thought of going for it. georgie beds

i've been running the digit allergy asset business for five years now at goldman and this is like thethe first kind of run now was very much retail driven and what we've seen over the following two or three years is more regulation across the globe and as a biproduct of that it is given confidence in the institutions. >> what kind of regulatory clarity are you talking about. because people think well once we have this in the u.s., obviously it hasn't kept us from bitcoin 100 k, but could we see a lot of major multi-nationals putting bitcoin on their balance sheet. >> i think it is conceivable. and i think as we've started to see over the last year, year and a half, more clarity outside of the u.s. i think there has been a big spike in the valuations across the whole crypto suite since the u.s. presidential elections, that is driven by what we will expect to be a regulatory back drop and that gives confidence to the institutions. >> and what was your aha-moment where you felt like there is something here that is going to create value because people are arguing that the u.s. should not

i believe goldman sachs is the biggest laggard on the dow jones industrials. does it surprise you that they're getting hammered like this? >> well, i mean, it doesn't surprise me as a one-day effect. i don't think that particularly those large institutions, that this is in any way a dramatic event for them. i expect those stocks will recover somewhat over the short period. but it is not, you know, higher interest rates are in this circumstance given the effect on bank balance sheets is, you know, it can be a double-edged sword, and it will certainly have an effect. and this is a change from what markets have been expecting about the path of interest rate policy that will affect constitutions. liz: randy, thank you very much for your perspective on this pretty dramatic fed meeting day of 2024. >>> all right, folks, we do need to show you the dow industrials right now down 9544 points, but we just -- 954 points, but we just a few seconds ago saw the dow falling 1,141 points. it has not fallen 1,000 points since back on october 5th. particular sectors, we should

let's get downtown to the goldman sachs u.s. financial services conference here in new york. over 100 companies from the financial services sector gathering. sonali is standing by with one of them. sonali? sonali: scarlet, thank you so very much. i'm standing by with the co-c.e.o. of blue owl, focuses heavily on private markets. of course, you're a publicly traded firm, and i've seen significant appreciation this year in the markets, when you think about the past forward, is it really going to be tried and true, vanilla, private credit that's driving the growth from blue owl, or is it going to be something else given that you've made so many acquisitions in spaces outside of traditional direct lending? >> so for blue owl, always a treat to be here with you, for blue owl, three words i would focus on. there is scaling, there is innovation, and there's diversification. those three together i think are the words i keep in mind when i think about the future of blue owl. we're one of the market leaders. we had outstanding results for our investors, our l.p.'s, which ultimately is

so, the british goldman is the most barely goes, but then we are a long way from the action. you know, then you go to google goldman assuming in a, in, in the been, it looks, you know, they're also very billy. it goes and, but when you get to romania and romania, this is a bit a palms hub, transferring web and re into ukraine. that's it. that's a very serious business because if they, with the worries the brain escalates, it becomes a serious um world between russia and nato. romania is going to be in the front line of the assets and goes a little hungry in slovakia. so when you look at the, the map is the countries that are really very, very close. and we know that if there's a rule, we get called the badly, they're the ones who was saying, look, knock it off. this is a really bad i do. and therefore, the ones who get have to get punished. and of course, the obama of hungary, i mean, he's permanently in the process that pull. that's what i'm trying to promote, opponents of his. and invariably, there is an interesting case because the legal heart is there have a problem on th

now and also his main backers, main allies that has given the goldman the big city in 2016 rushman a, a strikes you're running military advisors, amelia, she has, his will law off 11 on now they are not the same forces as they would in 2016, russia is absolutely busy in ukraine and has withdrawn most of his military equipment, military personnel from city a few claim. your one in minnesota expos, majority of them has been assassinated that would be necessitated by israel to the last year. and the, the seeing him governments a minute the repose hoping again to again pound to bodies. read is like through the course of 12 to 13 moms. and here's one law of 11 on death. was fighting on behalf of the city and government since 2002 team on, on the field. there's no, i'm the, it's capacities have a need to reduce markham to reduce by his red age rugs is red tags. so that's why this, this, a big level of distribution is extremely difficult, really for the government forces to know denies and to initiate a comfortable offensive. that self is 0 is a sole source reporting from guessing and type i

. >> mark goldman on the enormous power elon musk could wield over u.s.is donald trump returns to the white house. and you can catch that full documentary on bloomberg.com and on the bloomberg originals youtube channel. returning to one of our top stories, jimmy carter has died at the average of 100 at his home in plains, georgia. his term in the white house was marked by achievements including brokering a peace accord between israel and egypt and economic turmoil at home. david westin takes a look back at his life. >> president carter came to office in the wake of watergate and vietnam with a commitment to right the ship of state. >> carter brought back to government honesty, integrity and faith in government. he ran as a candidate on a government as good as its people and he truly delivered that. >> i think carter in many ways was ahead of his time in terms of his emphasis, for example, on human rights, in terms of his thinking about alternative energy come in terms of his role in the middle east peace agreements that he put together, and we all know th

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know in these places as well, you're seeing, the goldman is we throw in its forces and his forces are leaving these places and they have the rightly going be directed to the city, the capital city, damascus. and it's not only from the south bend from the east, you have seen that earlier today. the position of forces are picking the control of pop mirror. and that literally means that the syrian government news in the connection from the empire used to parts of the country. and there's not only data from the, nor now the position of the page and the 4th largest city of celia, how much they have rep with the admins toward the city of homes and know the answered the city of homes, the fields collages between the position and the government forces are still taking place, the forces, seeing that soon, perhaps they are going to be able to reach to the city center. so when you look at this picture, you're seeing that the, the position is ad listening to where the capital from 3 directions. and then the city and government is really, i reckon it's forces from the importance of data sold from

i hope goldman is doing okay >> they're fine. >> are they going to different places, david?, i'm going to talk about the revival of the liquor business tonight. it's suddenly gotten to the point where people say you know what the stocks are too low >> a story you know something about. we'll see you tonight. when we come back, an exclusive with brendan carr, the president-elect's choice to head the c,fc as we are just a couple points shy of 6100 humana medicare advantage plans. carry this card and you could have the power to unlock benefits beyond original medicare. these are convenient plans that offer all of the benefits of original medicare, plus extra coverage and benefits. with a humana medicare advantage plan, you could get doctor, hospital and prescription drug coverage in one convenient plan. with zero-dollar copays on hundreds of prescriptions. most plans include dental coverage, including zero-dollar copays for covered preventive services. vision coverage, with eye exams and an allowance for eyewear. even hearing benefits, with routine hearing exams and coverage tow

the best example is with respect to fred goldman's -- i'm sorry, ron goldman being the man who was murdered even though oj was never found criminally guilty for those two murders, fred goldman, the father along with his daughter then sued oj civilly and won a large verdict with respect to civil liability for oj simpson. there are many other examples of similar disjuncture between criminal court and with respect to a wrongful death action by a family. >> as this news is sinking in, talk to us about what's happening outside the courthouse. we hear protesters. >> reporter: there are -- yes. there are several dozen protesters here chanting, outraged. the majority of the people here right outside the court are supporters of jordan neely who have been talking about the need for mental health care, racial justice in new york city. our cameraman will try to swing so you can see a little of what's happening here. at times things have gotten tense this morning. protesters have yelled at reporters here and asked us questions. they have been very anxious about what's happening inside. also, at times, i

more important and goldman. what about you? because you are covering these stories about the so called the states. i'm a cool at the state of a genocidal country like breaking what how, how safe for you? we know reports are kick plan bug, the great journalist for the great zone being stopped at heathrow airport. sarah wilkinson, the pro palestinian peace activist and journalist, i understand, has been visited by police, richard, midwest. i mean, i do feel safe that am i. 5 will knock on your door and special broncho knock on your door any time soon as you show the flights of british war planes aiding the genocide in gaza. what are the, any one sites that speaking out in the u. k. now, cuz it's not just the, the journalist you mentioned just recently. um a so when stanley, he's a very good reporter for electronic. it's funny. yeah. this house rated by the place. i don't and they sees the oldest devices, but what was quite scary about what happened to him was he wasn't even charged or arrested. so probably in the u. k. under ther

research manufacturers donating more than one million, uber donating two million dollars other donors goldman sachs gm by the way, at&t, stanley, black & decker ashley your thoughts looking proprietied or maybe nervous about second. ashley: a fit to that, if mark zuckerberg first button to do million everyone followed there is a lot of making up to do in regards to the past election, and i think trying to step up i mean if i looking at what happened in this election how decisive it was, in regards to the popular vote you get onboard, as you said, earlier this morning, tax reform regulation going to impact every single one of these companies. cheryl: that is the thing john executives flocking to mar-a-lago, even had bezos owner of washington post a little company called amazon on i think "new york times" conference said well, you know, there are things about this administration i'm going to support if less regulation i am going to support that, that is this i guess dollars and cents isn't about ceos wantsing to be best friends with donald trump they are boyd he will post on truth social agains

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this guy from goldman. was a part of jp morgan and then split off a small private credit business a long time ago when nobody was talking about it. of course as our viewers know it's grown. it's still growing. that is -- direct lending essentially whether it's to large cap, midcap, small cap, you name the cap. there's the lending going on. we have talked about areas. we have talked about -- i talked often times about the giant apollo. >> much bigger value. >> this can get that multiple. i think it's a good move of technology. >> that's the hope they will get a higher multiple. >> it's not insignificant. 150billion in credit. >> they will have 600 once you roll in infrastructure. that's two big deals in one year. >> and individuals will be -- this is really important for people. they will be able to participate. the returns much better than just being in a -- in let's say a passive investment. i think that -- my travel trust -- i'm talking to my own website. >> your travel trust owns blackrock. >> yeah. >> i

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congressman goldman, thanks so much. with me here, new york times journalist and podcast host lulu garcia-navarro. also, cnn's senior political commentator david axelrod, former trump administration official matt mowers, and former illinois republican congressman adam kinzinger. congressman kinzinger. kinzinger, i'd like to begin with you, because what do you make of the politics of the president elect trying to kill this bill, along with the help of of elon musk here? and how does speaker johnson handle this? because his own support is hanging by a thread. >> well, first off, i'd like to say thank the lord god that i am not in congress anymore. i know this game. they always play this like christmas deadline. stupid game. but look, president musk this morning made it clear with all his vast government experience, which is basically he became rich on the federal government that he doesn't want republicans to pass this. and seemingly vice president trump kind of backed him up then at that point. and what it says about the

equity strategist from goldman sachs and the views of how equities are underperforming in the u.s.ajectory of inflation. the waters are muddied. and you put in play the jobless claims. here is the work being done. going back to 2020 when inflation was not a problem. that is the light blue components. and then the inflation surge until june of 2023. services have remained sticky. bloomberg economics say if you take out the components of bpi and cpi and feed them into the pce gauge. then things look a little more benign. and for bloomberg economics the cut for next week is locked in but the questions arise as we push into 2025. it is the trajectory in terms of inflation and the role of services. sticking with central banks, let's look at the ecb. they cut 25 basis points as expected. officials telling bloomberg though that they expect to cut in january as well, 25 basis points but also in march. three perth that -- 3% right now. this is traders, not the officials but traders expect 125 basis points of additional cuts. traders expect to see the rate below 2% by june of next year. infl

now, the former in some goldman lives and comes back to life once a month. 15 people teamed up to launch the benchmark pub, the scene initially. they do all the work themselves on a voluntary basis. outcomes time on to the small, i divide up the jobs differently each time, depending on who's available. serving customer, supporting beers help washing up or helping in the kitchen. and there's all the prep on thursday and the clean up on saturday. so we're back here early in the morning at 9 o'clock. which might have held 20 to pop the evening since 2023. some gardening lives and opens for business every last friday of the month of august, the address it was important for it to be an event that happens once a month or something that would work for everyone. something everyone could look forward to discuss the 2 things more life and togetherness to the town. since we don't have a real problem anymore, it's nice to have one every 4 weeks. it's really nice. it's a feeling of togetherness, and it's fun for us because they don't have company like this at home. it's here. and what did they talk a

kate mcshane of goldman sachs.nagement on inflation risk in 2025. we begin with stocks on pause after a blistering rally for equities in 2024. the s&p 500 up more than 26% year to date. anna rothbun seeing upside ahead next year, writing "assets will go where there is higher relative value. from this perspective we are constructive on u.s. equities and even tack despite the how valuations." anna joins us now. thank you so much for your time. with all of these uncertainties into 2025 what are you most keenly looking for? anna: morning. the santa rally may not be here but maybe santa is telling us we had a lot of returns in the last two years. from that perspective it is difficult to imagine a 2025 where you will continue to see this type of return. going into 2025 we are still constructive on tack because we see that it is not just a want to have in terms of ai and other developments, it is a need to have, especially for corporations developing ai. if they are not on top of that they will lose out. from that perspec

joining us now, daniel goldman, democratic congressman from new york. good to have you on. thanks for taking the time tonight. >> thanks for having me, jim. >> so i think it's fair to call this an 11th hour monkey wrench in the works. two, two days from from shutdown. what's the calculation here by trump and musk? >> i don't really think there is a calculation. honestly. i think they've been clearly donald trump has been asleep at the wheel. this has being negotiated intensively for weeks now. i find it hard to believe that trump was not clued in to what was going on, but probably more likely just paid no interest until his benefactor, the one who spent nearly $300 million to get him elected, the one multibillionaire richest man on earth who has numerous federal contracts, chimed in to oppose this. this bill. and all of a sudden donald trump scrambled to try to kill it because his puppet master said so. and this is it's one thing when you have donald trump governing by tweet, as he did in his first term, where he was in communication with congress, but now you have elon mus