i'm jack otter.t two of our interview with the world's biggest hedge fund manager and how biden's build back better plan could affect your taxes. we began is always the three most important things and investors ought to be thinking about right now. inflation hit a 39 year high in november with consumer prices jumping 6.8%. why is the market rally, despite skyhigh inflation and rising covid-19 infection demand is exploding. how the boom is helping companies like louis vuitton and what it has to do china. and apple in the lead for the race for 3 trillion-dollar market value. who else is nipping at apple steels. my colleagues ben levisohn, carleton english and jack cal. the cpi numbers all over the headlines when the market hit a new high shrugging it off. >> it's pretty amazing isn't it. i think it doesn't have much to do with inflation. it could go back to the beginning of the week we saw the market started to relax about the newberry of covid-19 that perhaps is not as bad as delta. backup things star

i'm jack carter.etail analyst dana toussie gives us a look at the hot trend the holiday season, who is waiting the retail wars and the new workplace uniform. investing outlook for 2022, sarah malik on what omicron means to the market whether earnings cannot run inflation and more. we began as always with what we think of the most important things investors should think about right now. the market was full of twist and turns but it was about more than omicron in the fed. it was a monster year for ipos in 2021 and more on the way but investor appetite may be waning. the new spider-man movie could be pivotal for studios and theaters. what does it mean for boss but under blockbuster movies in 2022. on the roundtable then levinson, carleton english and jack hough. kind of a lousy week in the market. i think it was down 600 points on they're down, what is pushing investors? >> it is hard to know, it's a weird market is starting off normal. a market following anticipation of the fed. the fed came out and it

no, said jack. no.with marc, not kill him. >> i know i hadn't talked to my son for four or five years but i loved him dearly. >> anyway, when marc was murdered, said jack, he was miles away at his own house. >> i was on the roof trying to put some shingles on. >> that alibi would have to be checked out, of course. but even before detective brooks had a chance to do that other members of the family came down to the police station and told him, don't be fooled by jack's tears. he was an angry and possibly violent man. >> he said, "i will ruin you and your family." he said, "for y'all accusing me of this." he said, "i will see you ruined." >> this is michelle's dad carl, the man who had been cursing jack out right there on the murder scene. >> if i was going to point the finger at anybody, if that's what you're asking, at point it at jack despain. >> detective brooks could plainly see this was a family with a family history. so he made a decision to attend marc despain's visitation, take a look around, see

jack: brian: we go, can -- a.ore we go, can you leave us with an investment idea, either from your portfolio or something you like, where investors can hop on that train now and make money as the transition occurs. >> well, i'll tell you the public companies i've invested in, without making any forecast of about whether or not they're going up or down. but beyond meat is pioneering their transition to protein-driven meats. quantum scape is making progress on a very advanced battery for that largest of all markets that i described. and i'm a broad believer in solar on residential rooftops and their end phase with their micro investors is setting the pace for the industry. but rather than pick those three, i think it's important to remember what larry fink has to say. he's forecasting there will be 1,000 companies with more than a billion dollars in market value. so that's 1,000 unicorns that will come out of this climate revolution. he's a pretty conservative guy and very smart. jack: it's great to get your insight

>> jack, hertz is no longer speculative.s action of the best business now and travel through the rent-a-car at hertz, raking in record profits. they are in short supply anyone renting a car there often wondered dollars a day or more. it's a great balance sheet for emerging from bankruptcy there trades are under ten times and got a big buyback program in place and profitable initiatives like by 100,000 cars from tesla. >> andra want to ask about your income story bonds are not giving much yield to investors at this point. but you like a master limited partnerships and utility think those are better for investors right now? >> mlp other pipeline companies office of the best yields right now the stock market. six -- 10%. the outlook for the industry for 2022 looks pretty good. volume should go as well as a free cash flow and it offers eight lower risk way to play the energy sector than oil and gas producers. some of the bigger names in the group include enterprise products, williams is a large natural gas transport as well as m

ma. >> where is jack ma?of government officials only ten days before the planned ipo. >> you can't do that in china. >> if jack ma believed he could challenge the political leadership and the party itself, then the entire et fis of control in china was at risk. >> the communist party had allowed the group and other tech parties to grow largely unregulated for a decade. they had created a capitalist free for all, a wild west, in which the government had little say. >> companies seem to have amassed huge power. we've got the data. they've got the technology. they've got the capital. >> xi jinping decided enough, and began the crackdown on big tech. >> this was this sudden assertion of political power in the face of what had felt like this almost inevitable growth of chinese commercial and capitalist power. >> xi wants capitalism but with a state that is in ultimate control. when jack ma appeared for the first time in a video since his disappearance, he seemed uncharacteristically subdued. is this the necessary

and jack said no.iously, bret taylor, when you think about salesforce.com and bret now as ceo, bret is a great visionary and i think the combination of both of these individuals, they have upgraded the perception that they are on this and they can do the right thing. emily: it has certainly been a big week for bret taylor. tom, over at meta, we are seeing david marcus leaving. david marcus ran paypal, then went over to facebook, tried to launch facebook's cryptocurrency project to much criticism and controversy. interestingly, david kirkpatrick said yesterday he thinks jack dorsey leaving twitter is kind of a rebuke of mark zuckerberg doubling down on meta in the midst of controversy. what can you tell us about david marcus' departure and what that means? tom: as you mentioned, dm really never got off the ground. right from the start, they announced this thing in 2019 with fanfare. this was going to be this new currency that would be backed by a basket of currencies, including the dollar and the euro.

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and then jack saying it somewhere between a and z.hat do you think of the two of them aligning, at least on twitter? >> jack has said for years that elon is his favorite tweeter. so they are close. elon showed up at twitter as a special guest a few years ago. elon likes to push the envelope and walk the line. nonetheless, the two of them do get along and they were on a bitcoin panel together a few months ago as well. they are clearly both very interested in the space. they have a relationship, so it doesn't surprise me to see them kind of buddy ying up over a conversation like this. emily: it will be interesting to watch. thank you for some color there. not to the san jose courthouse where the jury is deliberating in the trial of elizabeth holmes . as we were discussing earlier, it sounds like still no word or nothing at all from the jury. is that unusual? >> it's not unusual. i feel a little bit like a spokesman for the jury because i'm getting many emails and questions about what is going on and why i'm not hearing anything. my coll

like jack lew. mr.ew: we knew no one had walked into the chief of staff's office with more familiarity with the different approaches to handling the job. tara: did reince priebus and general kelly attend? mr. bolten: general kelly attended. reince said he could originally make it, but then discovered a conflict. tara: i know we have been talking about ron a lot, but he is the current chief of staff. if you could grade him, what would you give him? mr. bolten: you have to give him an incomplete. in fact, the only person who ought to be graded on the chief of staff -- let me modify that. the first person who ought to be graded on the chief of staff is the president. the chief of staff's job is to make the president as effective as he possibly can be. make him the best version of that president. so, the real grading comes on not as ron klain, are his tweets popular, is he moving the needle in the political argument, but is he making biden as successful as he possibly can be? the other people grading it are

crypto jack dorothy, i hated that coin for a long time. certainly he decided he loves bitcoin when he secretly bought a whole bunch. and then he's done the same thing by the way, with a lot of block chain projects where he's bought a lot of block chain domains quietly and then comes in big on it. so here's the thing about what he said. look, the likelihood that big coin will replace the dollar is very, very low. and the reason for that is because the u. s. is at some point going to release its own digital currency just as other nations around the world will release. there's the u. s. is never going to without bitcoin, as it's, as it's legal, tender, it's not going to make bitcoin a competitor to the u. s. dollar. it would be insane to do that. there's no reason to do that. now that doesn't mean that big coin won't have an incredible value that supersedes the us dollar. that i believe is true, but that's not what he's saying. he saying that it will replace the dollar. and i don't think that will happen as a was interesting to see those comm

jack didn't shy away from the moment. jack markell knows all too well that in adversity lies opportunity. i think he learned that from albert einstein. and in the face of great diversity, jack markell worked to court companies from all over the world to bring their businesses to delaware, to bring jobs back, to retrain the employees who lost their jobs they had held for decades. he got delaware back on the move, and the voters recognized his economic prowess by reelecting him by a wide margin in 2012. over his two terms as governor, delaware's unemployment rate came down significantly. in fact, delaware had the best job growth in the region, bringing vital jobs back to delaware families in places like the delaware city refinery, the project that i was proud to work with jack on, and wages grew to be among the best in our country. jack markell was laser focused on developing the workforce of our future too. graduation rates improved. delaware liked something called pathways to prosperity, an innovative program in schools a

jack asked forever who is that everybody's favorite? and asked, i think it's going to be a really interesting year at the box office, but of course we're operating in the context still of the pandemic. and so we have to temper everything we're looking at, including those big projections for next year, for the global box office with that knowledge. we've talked about a lot of those big movies coming out and obviously many of them you may want to see it, a big theater obviously. but that other trend, what we've been talking about recently has been the straight to v o d movement and on wednesday, even, that's the day the matrix resurrections hit peter's an h mule max at the same time . now, are students the distributors, seeing the benefit of this, or will this go away when those concerns about the parent? mimic. start to wait again or is it gonna be like a case by case basis now that they kind of see how it works? well, i think it is a bit of a case by case basis. although we've seen disney plus moving away, trying to move away a bit from

web3, and jack saying it's between a and z.od toward andreasen horowitz. what do you think? >> jack asserted you on favorite tweeter, it is controversial because he likes to be on the edge of what is appropriate but they get along and they were on a bitcoin panel together a few months ago as well. they are clearly both interested in the space. they have a relationship and it is interesting to see them butting heads. emily: it will be interesting, thank you. dr. the san jose courthouse where the jury is celebrating in the trial of founder elizabeth holmes, joel rosenblatt back with us. as we were discussing, it sounds like no word, no nothing at all yet from the jury. is that unusual? joel: it is not. i feel like a spokesman for the jury because i'm getting emails, questions, why we are not hearing anything. my colleagues in the media are on edge waiting for something and we are hearing nothing. a few things to say. first, there is a number of different forces at work. the first is if the jury wanted to acquit her, they would ha

taste the police to release that image of stephen port and jack?— stephen port and jack?who that was, he was a lot bigger thanjack, find out who that was, he was a lot biggerthanjack, straightaway we bigger than jack, straightaway we knew— biggerthanjack, straightaway we knew something is not right. he was so much _ knew something is not right. he was so much bigger thanjack and it went through— so much bigger thanjack and it went through us— so much bigger thanjack and it went through us straightaway, we thought, we want _ through us straightaway, we thought, we want to— through us straightaway, we thought, we want to fight out who this person is, we want to fight out who this person is he _ we want to fight out who this person is he has _ we want to fight out who this person is, he has done something or he knows _ is, he has done something or he knows something. surely you need to find out _ knows something. surely you need to find out who — knows something. surely you need to find out who that person is, surely. truthfully— find out who that person is, surely. truthful

jack maple the late great jack maple was the police lieutenant that almost one of the smartest people you've ever met and he would put academics to shame and delight in doing it. jack would come in and is double-breasted suit and tie and two-tone shoes. we were simpatico. this is a very different environment. there are 456 stations in new york city and at any given time there are train cars running through it. the transit experience was probably my most satisfying. the city police with 25,000 housing police with 4000 but they were the old police. people would say where do you work? i work in transit. we are not well thought of. in 2.5 years we got the department accredited and a great team working and when i talk about having relations with the union to union paid for the whole 60 person team to go to california for the awards or money. can you imagine that? they felt so proud of the idea that we have become accredited and now have this reputation by the marine corps. i had so much fun and it allowed me to recognize the headquarters the rest of it is the burbs. i was able to watch, lo

jack:. republicans -- jack: yes. republicans have been leaning into that. know exactly what senator manchin is going to say, but he has repeatedly pumped the brakes citing inflation concerns. the debate in washington over that gets a little bit muddled. democrats have insisted this is supposed to be paid for over a 10 year timeframe. it is frontloaded so that it would add to the deficit in the first five years, around seven hundred billion dollars or 800 billion dollars. a lot of economists -- around $700 billion or $800 billion. a lot of economists point to this as adding to inflation in its first year of enactment, but politically, yes, the story has been inflation criticisms have made it a little tougher for the build back better act, and this report will probably continue to do that. lisa: the fact that we are in a drama free december possibly is amazing, considering some of the rhetoric over the past few months or get what has been the genesis of this sort of -- past few months. what has been the genesis of this sort of rhetoric? jack: i don't think it

she loved jack and she's not a particularly openly emotional person. she's pretty disciplined and kind of guarded, but one way i tried to convince here to be more candid. i discovered during research during the biography and one of the things that i found at archives at university of pittsburgh were jack murtha's papers, including some handwritten notes he had made about his thoughts on nancy pelosi and these were notes he made when he was going to write a memoir and-- for those who don't know who jack murtha is, maybe give explanation. contrast nancy pelosi, forgive me. >> of course you're right. although you've got a smart audience and i'm sure they know who jack murtha is. >> nancy pelosi is san francisco liberal. jack murtha, from coal country, not exactly a natural ally of nancy pelosi, but the two of them became friends and allies and one of the big assets she had when she thought a leadership position was that jack murtha agreed to run her leadership campaign. this was a huge shock to steny hoyer, by the way, he thought he had jack murtha. so lo

i said let's just clarify this, is the position that jack doyle is staying in in hisjob?e was prepared to resign. the prime minister wants him to stay on. so ultimately he will stay in post, but as we know the previous spokesperson allegra stratton resigned after the video was leaked to itv news. she resigned, i guess, because of the tone of that video, as much as anything else, but at the momentjack doyle is as much as anything else, but at the moment jack doyle is staying as much as anything else, but at the momentjack doyle is staying on, and sources say we are not expecting any further imminent changes in downing street staffing. further imminent changes in downing street staffing-— street staffing. curious, isn't it? so many more — street staffing. curious, isn't it? so many more questions - street staffing. curious, isn't it? so many more questions but - street staffing. curious, isn't it? i so many more questions but thank street staffing. curious, isn't it? - so many more questions but thank you very much, iain watson, such a busy evening, we must leave it there f

we now know this man, number ten press chief jack doyle, was at the event on december the 18th.bc mr doyle offered borisjohnson his resignation but the prime minister would not accept it — something downing street denies. the second political headache facing the prime minister concerns his costly flat refurbishment. downing street has said officials are now liaising with borisjohnson�*s adviser on standards, lord geidt, following the publication of a report yesterday into how the work was paid for. hi, nice to see you. sir keir starmer, today meeting people helping in the aftermath of storm arwen, stopped short of calling for mrjohnson to quit, but... he's not fit for office and because he's not fit for office he won't resign, and the question really is for tory members of the cabinet, tory mps, to ask themselves, are they prepared to put up with this? for now the answer is yes. many tory mps are miserable but they're not yet mutinous. one former cabinet minister told me he thought borisjohnson was being let down by number ten, with no common sense and little political nous, and

jack fits -- jack fitzpatrick. the u.s.nnounced a diplomatic boy cap of the beijing liv-ex to what we heard is that beijing had no plan to invite american politicians, and on top of that, very difficult to get into china right now. tom: i do not know what to say. i think it is back-and-forth on a daily basis. at the heart of the matter, you focus on what seems to be the tension point -- not the philippines or the south china sea but taiwan. i think that is where you got to focus. jonathan: then with all the human rights abuses on top of that. canada and australia also reporting a so-called diplomatic boycott. what is that about? any substance there? kailey: i think it is optics, maybe a symbolic move. on human rights, ray dalio catching heat over comments he made about china, as if it is a parent disciplining its children when it talks about disappearing people in china. he had to walk back some of that, as we have seen many high-powered wall street executives walking back comments they made on china. jonathan: senator romn

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jack fitzpatrick, thank you, sir.course, that question is being asked, and it is a port to address it. lisa: and frankly, she came under a lot of heat from congress members yesterday, senators basically saying come are you telling us the truth? there was a lot of disagreement but what the truth was, as you see the dueling messaging and play. jonathan: a search for the truth . how philosophical. let's talk about the search for opinion right now. that is easy to find on the push back the transitory debate in the capitulation. can we call it that yet? tom: no, we cannot call it that yet. david rosenberg was on fire on "bloomberg surveillance" on radio yesterday. there's this whole school, the blanchflower, rosenberg disinflation call. they are heated. disco -- they are heated. get over it. it is transitory. jonathan: this is bloomberg. ♪ [ sigh ] not gonna happen. that's it. i'm calling kohler about their walk-in bath. my name is ken. how may i help you? hi, i'm calling about kohler's walk-in bath. excellent! happy to he

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i promise you that. >> jack you know the support. room. nobody injuries better than her. she is excellent at her job. what other reason could nbc have for shelving her after the season? 45 seconds to you? >> you know what? i think it was a lot of her choice. i think that was an awakening for her. it uplifted her to take a stand for her considered principles and love for this its that. i think she probably thinks she doesn't belong on the sidelines of a league that it the kind of that comes out of colin kaepernick's mouth. i applaud her for it i hope she goes on and does more great things and becomes a leader in the movement for righteousness in this nation. >> clay travis was saying the same thing he thinks this move was her choice. best of luck. jack, thank you so much for joining us, merry christmas. >> god bless you. merry christmas. see you too. >> polling shows more than two thirds of americans face soaring inflation has caused them financial hardship. >> those very same voters are blaming the biden administration for making thi

what happened to jack kershaw? interesting story, it turns out. around the same time that his client, james earl ray was dieing in prison, while serving his sentence for assassinating martin luther king, around that same time, 1998, jack kershaw, james earl ray's lawyer, sort of started a new vocation. i don't know if it's anything he ever got paid for. but it was his self-actualized self. he was the founder of the league of the south, in 1994. the neo-confederate post segregationist group. he founded it in 1994. in 1998, when his famous client was dying in prison, being sentenced for killing martin luther king, around 1998, that lawyer, jack kershaw, completed his masterpiece, his artistic masterpiece. a statue. a gigantic 25-foot-tall statue that he made maybe with bathroom caulk, household materials of some kind. i say it's his masterpiece because i think it's the best he can do. it was terrible. doesn't mean i think it was good, honestly, it was terrible. but it was his masterpiece. a buddy of his even said on the record, to a local news repor

she loved jack murtha and particularly was not an emotional person, pretty guarded. to convince her to be more candid i would bring her stuff that i discovered in doing research for her biography and one of the things i found in the university of pittsburgh was jack murtha's papers including some handwritten notes about his thoughts on nancy pelosi and these were notes that he made when he was going to write a memoir which he never did. >> for those who don't know who jack murtha is, maybe you can give a bit of an explanation nancy pelosi is a liberal and jack murtha is a guy from cold cut a tree, a marine and member of the old guard in congress and not exactly a national ally of nancy pelosi. but the two of them became friends and allies and one of the big assets she had when she saw the leadership position was that jack murtha agreed to run her leadership campaign. this was a huge shock to steny hoyer who thought he had jack murtha and so i'm looking at these papers for why he was willing to do this and a lot of the old guys were reluctant to have a woman as the le

london square sent kron 4 a statement that reads the condition of the christmas tree at jack londoneing evaluated and we currently expect the christmas tree lighting program will take place as planned this saturday at oakland fire. investigators are checking surveillance cameras in the area for any possible suspects. anyone with information is asked to contact oakland police. has he let you go for news. >> next. we paid about 300 million dollars in the governor newsom recall election. what is being done now to potentially change how people qualify for future recall elections. plus the message the white house is sending to china ahead of the upcoming winter games who can and who cannot now go to beijing and we'll chat live with political analyst michael yaki about the china situation and swear high ranking republican congressman devin nunez says doing what you do with president trump after announcing his retirement from the house of representatives. keep it here. kron 4 news at 5. we'll be right back. the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier hero fac