jay gould. jay gould when he tried to corner the market.ould and fisk >> your references to the 1890s -- i'm not -- >> i'm not kidding he tried to corner the gold market and grant destroyed him >> what does that have to do with the regulators rights now >> it was totally opaque what gould and fisk were doing, just like this, in their corner of the gold market. do you think that the acquisition of goldman-sachs has been postponed >> by ftx? >> remember, he did say he was going to buy goldman i'm asking if it's been postponed. what do you believe? >> i believe that's -- yes held in abeyance for some period of time. >> he did say over time, i'm going to buy goldman-sachs, i'm going to see david solomon tomorrow i think that david's job is more secure and the acquisition of goldman-sachs has been postponed. >> i think you have a good chance of that being correct -- a correct prediction >> did your eyes light up when i suggested that >> i love you in those i really do. >> chapek's eyes -- where'd you get that >> cut, clarity, and something else,

dr. gould res shake say no one is in the position to dictate foreign policy, to deli, the ot us all budget nations. and we believe in the clean up of foreign policy or india. so nobody can do it or you won't be have to keep our friendship and we have shown it when the word boss, seeing that, don't buy patrol oil from russia. yeah, we don't want to fun really. this isn't, and it's still buying in or so indian india, russia friendship is a strong one and it comes with india and park. so india is right there to reassure their life. and is this friendship be on the friendship and be part of a leadership anything ah, former us national security advisor, john bolton was left struggling for words this week after being on bush about his record. during his time of the pentagon, independent journalist taylor hanson confronted the official with some uncomfortable questions on a public event. the reporter was quickly removed from the rif bo and how do you expect that the truck, when you, why about weapons of mass destruction in iraq? we genocide the why did you, why did you julie, the gone? why do you

expert on that is a former editor of mine who taught for many years at the university of texas, lewis gould. keep it as an expert on the history of the early 20th century. -- keep is an expert on the history of the early 20th century and has books on mckinley and other presidents of the era. i know that mckinley had a wife who was quite ill and he seems to have been very kind to her. personally, he is considered of high moral character. professionally, there are people who object to the imperialism of the u.s. and that foreign policy at the time. the spanish-american war occurred at that time and we are taking over places like the philippines and hawaii and spreading as an empire in the post-civil war period. and we are still the most powerful nation in the world. mckinley, unfortunately, ended his second term as president by being assassinated. that has been all too common. host: learn more about presidential history at millercenter dot org. barbara perry's director of presidential studies there. thanks for your time.

dr. gould shake says that no one is in a position to dictate foreign policy to india. the odd us all the nation and we believe in the foreign policy of india. so nobody can do it or it won't be keep our friendship and we have shown it in the word boss. thing that don't bypass road from the one form really. this isn't and still buying sion or so indian india, russia friendship is strong one and it can bond with the india. and so my brain is right there to reassure the life and this friendship be alma, this should be part of the leadership. anything ah, types of joining us so far for the program? apparently the developed world is suddenly coming back to nuclear power. that's one of the main takeaway so far from the un climate change conference on going and short and shake. the push is happening despite criticism of africa's own efforts to develop atomic power, and it's so much of course for reliable and affordable energy picking up a story on africa corresponding credible the title following last year's united nations climate change conference in glasgow, 17 african coun

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you will be catching up with tom gould later on. he is their chief energy economist. coming up shortly, recession and corporate debt. ubs, preferring u.k. and european credit in the front half of 2023. you didn't switch in the back half, focusing on the united states. we are going to speak to the strategist who led that call next. looking forward to that. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> everyone is now starting to look at an environment where central banks are -- i'm not going to use the word pivot, but may be looking at pausing. at least slowing down the pace of hikes. have seen a good inflation print, although still very high. a good direction last week out of the u.s.. now people are thinking given this repricing, is it start -- is a time to start buying back into bonds? 2023 is a good opportunity to be earning fixed income. guy: i'm not quite sure why they were lowering the blinds during that process, but it was not distracting at all. he was bullish on the outlook for fixed income. joining us now, matthew mish, head of credit strategy research at ubs. matthew, great to h

my name is karina gould. i just spoke to you in the language of my first ancestors.ather josÉ guzman was one of the last speakers of the language. we have been fighting to preserve and protect the west early shell amount. >> save the show mount now. >> these are astounding archaeological manifestations in the reader safe -- the greater san francisco area. >> the mound is comprised of cell, asked, various things within. >> it was known as one of the very largest in west berkeley and the very latest. it is about 6000 years with our most recent carbon dates. it has been used for at least 5000 years. >> it actually holds knowledge about how the people were living in this area. >> the west berkeley site was the first major fishing village in the san francisco bay. they have a fishing technique where they use nets in a very sophisticated way. some of these mounds were 20 and 30 feet in height. if you have been out in the bay in the boats, you would have seen fire all around the bay. it would've been like a beacon. this place was very much occupied and alive. >> there was a

now, do you remember matthew broderick as colonel robert gould shaw in glory?eah, i think that that's the event we're talking about. he was there. amelia was a rabid button collector and was long in contact with calvert. in 1911, he'd donated his collection of 1569 military buttons spanning three centuries to the essex institute in salem, mass. today's peabody, essex museum. as for the terms of the gift, the essex issued a partly illustrated catalog of the collection. it was to become the standard reference work on revolution three war buttons until history written pick and shovel was released in 1950. published under the title the emilio collection of military buttons. the author's introduction gives detailed insight into the mind of a highly sophisticated, late 19th century collector who is also a military man of the revolutionary. buttons emilio collected forces. dix came from camps in new york city, including those marked on screen with a little star. he says this about the kingsbridge area, the region was the most fruitful field of british army buttons in

canadian heist film over christmas called "the silent partner" written by curtis hanson with elliott gould it's sensational. and "christmas in connecticut," barbara stanwick, those are two great ones. in the end, before we started debating if it was a christmas movie, for 20 years i've been watching "diehard" over christmas. in many ways, not your traditional christmas movie. christmas is key for the whole plot. they wouldn't take over the plaza unless security was down on christmas. it's indeed a christmas movie. i think a lot of redemption things, a lot of whole some things. >> it is a story of redemption. be sure to watch "'tis the season: the holidays on screen." that's the news from washington. i'm jim acosta. i'll see you then. i'll double dog dare you to stick around for "the eighties, raiseded on television." doveve 0% aluminum deodorant. lasting odor protection that's kind on skin. among my patients, i often see them have teeth sensitivity as well as gum issues. does it worry me? absolutely. sensodyne sensitivity & gum gives us the dual action effect that really takes care of both

sophomore kick returner anthony gould catches this cow punt and weaves its way through the entire coverage nothing. cal's offense in my eye a so the defense did the owes work. oregon state running back damian martinez hit fumbles. cal freshman jeremiah here be with the scoop and the score. the 39 yard gem is the only bright spot in a miserable night. the bears humbled again. 38 10 they host across bay rival stanford in the big game next saturday, speaking of the cardinal tonight they're losing streak grew to three in a row stanford in utah they strike in the first quarter. junior qb tanner mckee avoiding the rush, which we will see shortly. there you go. avoids the ross. he stumbles still able to sling a deep to senior elijah higgins. that catch and run will set up a one yard sneak by mcgee. put the cardinal up seven. nothing they go. push push! push push! push in. okay that's the high water. mark utah goes up 14 7, and it didn't become 21 7 because of this short handed in reception in the end zone by stanford, jonathan mcgill seniors first pick of the season keeps it at a one touchdown ga

. >> gets it out to anthony gould who runs wide right?and then cuts against the grain in and out of traffic. 55 yards to the end zone. beavers. go up. 21. nothing. cal's defense then ends up. coming up big before the half year. the beavers botched a handoff. the ball is loose and freshman jeremiah year be scoops up the ball stutes. 33 yards into the end zone. the boost the bears needed. and it's 21 to 7 at half. they are in the 4th quarter and the beavers are in command of the game. 31 to head to 10. all right. number one ranked georgia bulldogs on the road today at mississippi state facing against none other than the bulldogs. and yeah, it's a dog fight. 3rd quarter action george up 17 to 12 day add to their lead. ladd mcconkey takes the handoff breaks a couple of tackles and he's off to the races 70 yards and the touchdown score. georgia. well, hold on to its number one ranking taming mississippi state. 45 to 19. let's go on over to columbus, ohio, where the number 2 ranked buckeyes welcome the 3, 7, indiana hoosiers to ohio stadium thi

. >> many, like heidi gould, told tom that if anybody could be easily manipulated into confessing, itle bit different, like socially awkward. we >> tom decided he had heard enough doubt that he needed to meet ogrod himself. >> what were your initial impressions of him? >> it was a little bit like talking to rain man. he could not express feelings to me, but he knew all of the facts. and i thought, he is like the asperger's kids that my friends work with. >> for tom, meeting ogrod in person changed everything. the man sitting across from him seemed incapable of conveying the words and emotions that the detective claimed he did in the confession. >> that supposedly verbatim admission, just did not match up with the guy that you had been face to face with? >> yeah, the story that detectives tell about walter's confession is that they never interrupted him, he just point out is hard to him. he started crying saying officers give me a moment, you don't know how hard this is for me, i didn't mean to kill that little girl. for me that was the moment it clicked that they had not only dictated

saudi arabia wins, and here we have wearing elliot gould eyewear, donny deutsch celebrating his birthdaybe better? happy 49th birthday, donny. you're looking great as ever. >> thank you, kind sir. >> we're going to go through this brand up, brand down thing. kids across america love it. thanksgiving stuffing. i don't really care for it that much. but you tell me, brand up or brand down the. >> campbell's soup, a big brand up for stuffing. campbell's soup did a survey on their sides. two-thirds of americans like the side dishes more than the turkey. stuffing came in first. >> wow. >> mashed potatoes second, sweet potatoes third, string bean caseeral, fourth. no cranberry sauce. >> really? all right. >> some things are unexplainable. >> my mom's sweet potatoes are unbelievable. number two, the ad market. donny, i'm hoping the ad market is not going down, because i can tell you, every time the ad market starts to go down, that is the first sign we're going into a recession. >> yeah, you took my story. the really smart ceo of warner brothers discovery came out and said the ad market is worse

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eddie gould and -- i wanted to know you are breathing. apologies for cutting you off, but we'll have you back on. thank you so much for watching. now, you can watch velshi every weekend morning from eight to 10 am eastern. don't go anywhere, we'll have more news in a moment. a moment. >> hello everybody, good morning to you, i'm yasmin vossoughian. right in early for you here in los angeles, california. that the former president this morning firing back, continue to repeat election lies and calling the department of justice rigged after attorney general merrick garland appointed the special counsel to take over two major criminal investigations into donald trump. first, for the storage of documents at mar-a-lago, and seconds, of course, for his role in the events leading up to and on january six. the man appointed special counsel, longtime prosecutor jack smith, said in a statement the pace of the investigations will quote not to pause under his watch. and that they will move towards quotes, whatever outcome the facts and the law dictate.

this is the jay gould -- >> only a couple of months ago, his even more recently and his net worth, carlseen at $16 billion, completely evaporated and now perhaps looking at a real problem with fraud. >> we're going to talk more about it in a few moments. in the meantime, the new york stock exchange is about to observe a two-minute moment of silence on this veterans day when we're thinking of those wh have served this country. >> always an important day if you see a veteran today or know of one, thank them for their service. jim, i know this is important to you too. >> i also want people to go to the world war ii museum in new orleans. if you really want to know, they just did the pacific, they had the -- it's really amazing >> yesterday, the world war ii veterans being here was unbelievable unbelievable >> i just can't salute them enough i had mark claus, a west point veteran, was the ceo of campbell's soup. he turned it it around and basically credited the toughness that he learned in the army for being able to fix what, you know, david, was a terrible balance sheet. fixed it and it's

expert on that is a former editor of mine who taught for many years at the university of texas, lewis gouldep it as an expert on the history of the early 20th century. -- keep is an expert on the history of the early 20th century and has books on mckinley and other presidents of the era. i know that mckinley had a wife who was quite ill and he seems to have been very kind to her. personally, he is considered of high moral character. professionally, there are people who object to the imperialism of the u.s. and that foreign policy at the time. the spanish-american war occurred at that time and we are taking over places like the philippines and hawaii and spreading as an empire in the post-civil war period. and we are still the most powerful nation in the world. mckinley, unfortunately, ended his second term as president by being assassinated. that has been all too common. host: learn more about presidential history at millercenter dot org. barbara perry's director of presidential studies there. thanks for your time. guest: thanks. happy thanksgiving to everyone. host: that will do it for our

>> well, i think this guy tried to corner the crypto market, basically, the way that gould tried to cornercan own this stuff i mean, how many people can hold this up? how many people can sit there and support this thing i mean, this was amazing chimerical is the word i use for it >> okay, we're going to run out of time. 20 seconds on meta, 30 on the election >> meta? i think he's real. i think the costs are going to take -- the opex is even going down i'm a believer even though i had been concerned and the election, it was a huge win for the republicans, but an actual win for the democrats, because the democrats had inflation against them they had, you know, biden, people don't -- crime. and yet, they still won so many different -- they did well given what was against them. i don't know that the meta thing is odd, but i've got to tell you, i believe it this time. i think he's finally getting religion >> mr. cramer, we will see you and the gang in just a couple minutes on "squawk on the street." >> fired, fired. they fired frank they can fire this guy and shows me how to get the most out of