actor writer and comedian jamie lissow!eers and applause] >> greg: the money you spend to see his act counts as a charitable donation. host of fox across america, jimmy failla! [cheers and applause] >> greg: and most of her favorite books are of matches. fox news contributor kat timpf! [cheers and applause] >> greg: jamie, welcome to the show. i assume that there are schools in alaska, right? >> jamie: yep, we do have schools in alaska. i'll be honest with you i don't know where my kids go to school. because what happens is, i'm not allowed within 20 yards of the entrance. it's not -- no, no, it's not like i'm a sexual deviant it's because my kids don't want to be seen getting in a minivan in front of other kids. good for florida. i love florida. what is the problem here? florida's a great place. i feel like i've performed there recently. it feels very free. i love -- i would move to florida in a minute. florida, it's the sunshine state. you guys know i live in a las ca which is a where [bleep] the sunshine, state. huge fan

jamie: i can't talk about litigation.have top experts in my some of the best people that come out of the doj who review and make judgment decisions like this. they do a very good job. ed: how does it make you feel as a ceo and figure head for a bank? ed: we are here in florida. we have to talk about politics. we are in ron desantis backyard. would you make of his hands on approach to business? is that something you would like to see more of? jamie: i learn and listen. it has got a little complicated between business and government. anyone here knows that i am a full throated, red blooded. i do not worry that much about it. we love florida. we are growing in florida left and right. on my way to tampa promote have major operations. where opening branches. the mayor just joined a small business event we did. we are fro florida. -- pro florida. jamie: if you were running the states, you should be thinking how could i make the state good for my people. florida likes business. they want you to,. texas is the same way. if i was

jamie, i go to you first.body at home knows what i'm talking about. wouldn't you just hold on, jamie . maybe this is why she left you. rightly reads as an ex-boyfrien made her feel like agusting person and refused to kiss her after she had been at work very what do you make of this? >> is it okay to go now, greg? ticket yes. piggish using i was thinking sh would have a higher threshold for feeling disgusting. >> a lot of times when i come home from work my wife wouldn't kiss me because she knew i ate [bleep]. >> i'm just kidding, it's because she didn't like me. >> brian, i knew you wanted to do this story. but ainsley said no. jot it down. >> i told her, don't worry, gutfeld will do it tonight. a couple of things. this is what she wants to do. so she now has a kid, she's got a happy husband, and she still has a thriving film career, so you can have it all. >> after midnight, brian sure i different than fox and friends brian perry >> i didn't say that all. to get you me. you mounted. kat, what lessons do you g

expecting a greeting fro sandra and jamie, but not.just as they got ready to leave, they heard somethin that sounded like sandra >> it was mumbling >> where was the voice coming? >> we did not know my dad, i remember, ra straight into the master bedroom. >> what marissa race after her father >> i just heard him saying help, some is in trouble >> ways get out? this >> point yes i was. scared >> the voice was coming from inside the walk-in closet attached to the bathroom herman moved closer, nudged cross the doorknob was a dinin chair. he opened the door, and ther was sandra, on the floor, tied by her arms and angles alive >> he said that she did no look well at all >> as marissa we's mom cut sandra loose her dad spoke. >> where is your dad, wear your uncle >> the answer to that. unspeakable. >> what had happened to we jamie melgar and to his wife >> coming up >> she looked like she had age ten years overnight. >> broken, and lost. >> sandra melgar, the only possible witness to a terrible night. but what you remember? when dateline conti

jamie: over a period of time, home prices have been going up.yment and wages have been going up. i think it's a good thing. a lot of money in the checking account. stocks have generally gone up for 10 or 15 years. the consumers, if you look at today, in great shape. i'm telling you, that will end at one point. amber: sonali basak is joining us with her take on the interview. it is so fascinating to hear him talk about that it could be a mild recession, a harder one. you could add jp morgan to the list of ceos that really aren't sure what we are going to get. walmart, target, and this is a guy who has a window into people's bank accounts, and he is still unsure. sonali: uncertain, for sure. there was optimism in his language, but i want to point out some of the things he talked about. in the second half of this year and heading into next year, it could present publications into the market, that a lot of people were thinking would start to clear up. among those issues include quantitative tightening, potentially worsening the market. as well as a

ke huy quan and jamie _ victories already. ke huy quan and jamie lee _ victories already.huy quan and jamie lee curtis _ victories already. ke huy quan and jamie lee curtis both - victories already. ke huy quan| and jamie lee curtis both stars and jamie lee curtis both stars of the film winning in its categories, best supporting actor and best supporting actress. and if this is a hint of which is going to be the best winner, this is it. it could well sweep the body. clearly very popular with the voters of the academy and the two very popular winners. they both have quite a story. ke huy quan was a very emotional, he talked about his elderly mother watching at home, saying, "mum, i have won an oscar.". and jamie lee curtis, someone with parents who were in the industry, hollywood royalty you could say. bringing these two categories were brought right to the top of the academy awards which is not necessarily always happened. let me bring in tom brooke. they had these important categories and it brought the show to a great start? it brought the show to a great start? ., , �*

that is not fair. >> greg: jamie, she persuaded me. i like to propose well done over student that it should be women forgets how microphones work. [laughter] >> greg: did she persuade you with anything? that's can go down in history. >> my favorite with the soundly which interpreter. if you like and what is hard of hearing be like this does not add up. >> greg: she probably woke up with carpal tunnel surgeon. [laughter] [laughter] >> greg: kat, she was getting upset with some of it does not exist as no student loan forgiveness so there's no loss incurred. >> kat: we saw her get really, really passionate about some and she really cares about which is money when kids weren't in school for years she never raised her voice at all. now that it's at risk she is really upset. >> she should run for mayor of chicago. >> tyrus: i do know is her belief big enough? [applause] [applause] >> greg: on that note that's how you want to show. yes. we will be right back. >>> out of time, thank you emily compagno. i love you america, trace gallagher is ne

he said, "okay, okay, all right, how about, then, jamie demetriou."the camera and said, "little does jamie in greek is dmitry." [ laughter ] by extension, jimmy is also dmitry in greek. >> jimmy: a lot of dmitrys. guillermo as well? >> guillermo: nice to meet you. >> jimmy: dmitry over there on the stool. your sister is on "what we do in the shadows." >> she is, she's a vampire. >> jimmy: she's great, super at aniny. [ cheers and applause ] you must have a funny family. your dad bamboozled your mother. >> no, they're funny. not always intentionally. >> jimmy: right. >> that's often the way -- i mean, i -- when i was a kid, whenever i'd be walking down the street, you know sometimes you see something insane happening in the street and you walk towards it, more often than not, "oh, hi, dad." [ laughter ] fy saw someone using a tree as a walking stick, or actually, one time -- one time i saw a driverless car just driving down the street. as it got close to me, i looked through the window and saw my dad. [ laughter ] and i sort of chased -- i chased the c

jamie bryson is a staunch loyalist and campaigns to keep the union strong. and i think all the people standing here tonight can send a very clear message; we are not giving our country up samantha: in late 2012, there were mass protests against a decision to only fly the union flag a few days a year on belfast city hall. jamie: nowhere else in the world would you be denied the right to fly your national flag from your prime civic building. it's almost as if we have to be ashamed of being british citizens, ashamed of our heritage, and ashamed of our identity. and people in my community have simply had enough of that. samantha: it's a battle they lost. now the imposition of a barrier between here and the rest of the united kingdom has left them feeling cut adrift. jamie: the seeds of that have been sown over two decades with things such as the union flag being torn down. and that has all boiled together into, i suppose, what you could call somewhat of a perfect storm now. samantha: how far are you willing to go to defend that flag? jamie: well, i mean, traditi

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david: jamie dimon is a great banker. he's been the head of jp morgan for 17 years. jamie dimon. [laughter] well regarded. but, why do you think it is the case that he is calling around and doing this and not the secretary of treasury, the federal reserve, why is it a nongovernment person doing this? i would've thought a government person would do this. jane: why do you think janet was not calling around? do you believe everything you read in the newspapers? david: when people in washington do something good they have the press know about it. maybe she was calling around. jamie seems to be getting all the credit, if credit is the right word. is it not fair to give him the credit? jane: jamie played a role. we all played a role. there was an active discussion that we can. david: would citi consider buying first republic? jane: no. david: another bank called credit suisse, credit suisse dissolved very quickly, were you surprised at how quickly that bank went away after about 100 years of being around? jane: we are talking about three or four banks out of the thousands that are here

jamie lee curtis does not like staying up late.edia, bringing up all of the fellow early risers, one user commenting, she is all of us and shonda rhimes chiming in, simply writing, preach the 64-year-old actress provin jamie does not lie posting this caption and picture on instagram, her lights clearly out at 6:58. many now wondering, will she be able to stay up on oscar night curtis, who has been in the business for 45 years, is nominated for her very first academy award this weekend for her role as a menacing irs agent in "everything everywhere all at once." >> you think this is funny >> but she's already been taking this award season by storm winning a sag award for best supporting actress just last month. >> the truth of the matter is i'm 64 years old, and this is just amazing >> and fervently supporting her co-stars, cheering them on at every ceremony all of it proving it's never too late to fall in love with jamie lee curtis >> we meet jamie lee right now >> come on. >> good morning, sunshine. >> it's never too late it is too

looking at. >> jamie dimon getting involved, a fresh effort to shore up the bank people thought the $30 billion capital infusion was supposed to be the effort to shore up the bank what's your take on this >> so my background on wall street comes from the futures market i've seen the price of sugar go to 1 cent. i've seen crude oil go negative. so i am not by nature looking at distressed assets. i do the opposite and look to where i could find confidence. when i look at this situation right now, when i think to myself is that the u.s. treasury made $15 billion in the wake of 2008 with the bank bailouts. we heard this morning the fdic has equity appreciation at $6.54 on new york community bank the fdic in one week is going to turn a profit. so with all that collective information i'm not looking at the potential for distressed banks that could be acquired i'm looking towards the banks and whether it's -- you can see the way that warren buffet and berkshire hathaway is trading today or is it some of the big four or even ubs or pnc or a truist, some of the larger regionals. which one of

jamie? >> what's your local news story? where are you from?is some interesting statistics from alaska. alaska was voted the third most beautiful state. the number one most patriotic state. >> most patriotic? >> and number one most dangerous state. >> because of bears? >> my theory is that to try to go see the beautiful stuff, you would die along the way. people are like oh, i want to see that in alaska before you die. oh, you can see it moments before you die if you want to. [laughter] >> great, i think my answer will surprise you. what do you think is the most beautiful state? >> um -- alaska? >> okay. that was a terrible guess because it was three. it was supposed to be three and one. >> what are you doing? it is confusing me? >> it is california. >> what part? when you leave. >> you know, i am going to tell you right now -- not often we do this in local news but i am not going to factor in your story in the boating. that's not a story-reading fact. you totally violated the spirit and the soul of this segment. >> in my defense, i changed it

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jamie lee cheering for him from her seat. she was kind of a surprise of the night. i think a lot of us were maybe expecting a win from angela bassett. what was jamie lee like backstage? she was she was emotional. she was cursing up a storm. she was she was. she was not family friendly as she often is, but she was very, very appreciative as well. talking about her parents, you know, of course, she comes from hollywood royalty. during one of the questions she was asked about being a nipple baby, which he proudly wears. she has been in hollywood for a long time. but this has never happened for her. she's never gotten to this level of success, and she thanked everybody who supported her all these years and all the genre films she has done all the horror films. she's done the comedies she has done to get to this point, she almost couldn't believe she was at this point in this point in her career as well. amazing hey, you look fantastic. by the way, jason. thank you for all your incredible work there. a busy night in hollywood back to you now, andrew and rhiannon busy nig

i was hi jamie. i was just wondering what you thought of this part of labor organizing that's happening now that's so obviously connected to how many people have been urged to go to college age and then end up in essentially low wage jobs with bit trillion dollars in student loans? i think that's obviously extremely to some of the organizing that's going on like at starbucks. i mean, some of the people organizing at starbucks are lawyers and baristas. right. right right. so i'm just curious about about that. well, i mean i mean, this is the classic example. ask you a question which you probably have a better student. i do. so that my friend. yeah. yeah. but so i'll say a few things i do think that is one of the main reasons why like, um, if you can think of like bernie dsa and some of the things that make young people in unions, again, one thing is necessity because as said, there is like an increasing class of people who probably started with like sort of my generation of college graduates who are g

jamie dimon knows a thing or two because remember in 2008 he bought up bear stearns, ask jamie dimon, bank industry the leader, and his first republic rescue plan would actually include converting that $30 billion many bank deposits from those 11 large lenders into an outright ownership stake many first republic. $30 billion, i wouldn't say, is that much, it's only half of the $70 billion in outflows that have been withdrawn from first republic because of the silicon valley bank collapse. also factoring into the regional bank stocks' rally is janet yellen, she'll be speak at the bankers association this morning, and she'll pretty much indicate and guarantee that the u.s. government will step in to guarantee deposits like they did with svb bank, and i think that's positive as well. first republic, as you mentioned, down 90% in march alone. stuart: okay. looks like there's a little calming down morning of the bank scare. okay. let's move on. [laughter] my prompter tells me that cathie wood is buying some shares of microsoft. now, that worries me because karat think concern kathy, some o

it is whatever jamie wants so i think this is great.f age. it is just nice, you know? i saw you shaking. when it is light outside, you are like oh, nothing could go that long because i still have so much time and then it gets dark out and it is concerning. day party all the way. >> lee, did you see "trading places"? >> what? you have no idea of the joy -- >> i do know who dice clay is. >> i love the clay, not as much as i love the curtis. are you with that? >> sure, listen, if it sells. i remember on her earlier acceepi, you guys were big cold play fan. you guys may be watching coldplay at 10:30. >> jamie lee curtis pitched it? >> i would not watch coldplay if they came to my house. i would be like could you please move, you are blocking the tv. >> i would do it for jamie lee curtis just because of "trading places." >> you said "trading places" and even my mind was wondering. i remember. coldplay's best watch in "the pitch black of night" with a very dark pillow case over your head so nobody will recognize that you are at a coldplay sho

our second author is jamie fiore higgins. her book is bully market. it takes us inside goldman sachs, one of the top three or four banks in the world and document its mistreatment of women and workers generally. jamie from goldman, as she was known. lives in new jersey with her husband and four children. she coaches leadership skills, high school and college graduates getting into new careers and professionals entering the workforce. bully more -- bully market, my story of money and misogyny at goldman sachs, published by simon & schuster, last august. just an aside, if you have a daughter granddaughter, niece who is graduating from college and thinking about success on wall street, give her this book. as a roadmap and warning of the dangers in the road. third is eric conway, noted historian of science and technology. he works for the california institute of technology or caltech. something new for our audience today, he has just told me he served as an enlisted man in the navy and rose to be an officer in the navy. to me, that says he is a smart mave

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jamie lee curtis, what brilliant words. hit you in the soul. >> had all of us in tears the other night. she's up early with us this morning. we're going to talk about that moment and how she's feeling about everything. >> she's cradling that oscar. can't wait to visit with her. let's start with this wild weather including the monster storm. it's intensifying here on the east coast. >> more than 20 meal people on alert from west virginia to maine. the conditions in windsor locks, connecticut, you can see even hard to even kind of make out the airport in this shot. the storm's going to cause a lot of travel problems if you're coming out east today. >> meantime, it is more rain for you guys out west, for already hard-hit areas. flood watches in effect for nearly 30 million people including l.a. and san francisco. dylan is tracking it all, and we're going to start in the elements in albany, new york. hey, morning. >> reporter: new york's governor warned that this storm would hit the northeast like a brick, and this is why. righ

jamie: yes indeed. hello.ead the work report as basically, we are back in business, we will restart the economy. we are still engaged with the world. sort of to reassure domestic constituents including the battered private sector, and also the foreign business community, telling them that they are welcome and they will optimize and further improve the foreign investment environment. the 5% gdp growth was a little less than some people thought they might come out with. in fact over half the provinces had adopted 6% targets for the next year. but other observers point out that the more modest goal may give leadership a little more room to undertake some of the reforms they are talking about wanting to take, but which the work report unfortunately did not give us any concrete details about. haidi: we have come to expect that from these sorts of reports, a lot of catchphrases -- "development," "consumption-driven economy," "reforms" -- not a lot of detail about the reforms. what we do know in concrete is that chan

for more, let's get to bloomberg economics jamie rush.e we get to the ecb's story do these pmi numbers strike you as surprising at all? we had friends come in and services stronger, manufacturing not as much. the same for germany too. jamie: the big picture here is of resilience particularly in the services sector which has done better than people were expecting. that is something the ecb will be focused on. services does the majority of the employment in the euro zone. if that is looking strong, employment will be stronger and wages will be strong and inflation stronger. they will be focused on that and that will bolster what we have seen recently. dani: this answers it, but what is the ecb using to back its argument to recalibrate its policy? jamie: lagarde has been clear that they are focusing on a few things. one is underlying inflation, core inflation. the other is financial stability, and the other is inflation forecasts. for the near term path, what matters is core inflation. we are expecting it to stay very elevated all the way th

jamie dimon says inflation is not been yet.'s new foreign minister signals tensions with the u.s. trying to entrenched divisions between the world's two biggest economies. meta planning more job cuts on top of the 13% reduction in november to become more efficient. if you look at the markets, they are trading water with u.s. payrolls and jay powell. mark: there has been a bit of turnaround in sentiment. it is modest. back in the green now. we started on the downside. currently gains of just a 10th of a percent. the focus is on the week expect to hear from jay powell. will he address the gap between market pricing at 5.5% in terms of the terminal rate and the dot plot of 5.25% which was back in december. will he address that gap and open the door possibly 250 basis points, the next decision at the end of march? this is what mike wilson at morgan stanley would describe as the bear market rally. he thinks it has further to run and then pain will be felt in the medium term. dax up .1% aired broader benchmark is 464 just a gain of .

triple tax exemption is a powerful thing jamie, thank you for your time today.m chu, our thanks, as well >>> you can still pick up some good yields in stocks as well. some paying more than bonds. a new piece screened the largest 1500 stocks with yields above the ten-year good balance sheet for the debt-to-equity ratio, and a one-year turn that's better or in line with the s&p three examples that cropped up -- >> the full list over at cnbc.com/pro >>> still ahead, another round of layoffs in the works at meta, after mark zuckerberg declared this will be a year of efficiency how much more efficient will things get for all of big tech we have the latest on that meta is up about a third of a percent. and thirty, sportswear and cybersecurity. are any of these names worth buying and the dow near session lose. it's the banks dragging down the blue chips jpmorgan and golden sacks the worst performers merck, the only name in the grn ghno back after this. (vo) this is more than just glass, walls, doors and carpeted floor. it's a place to change the world. loopnet. the mos

as jamie a friend and future bridesmaid put it -- >> he was truly her best friend and he was the bestthat's all he cared about was alyssa. that was his priority. to take care of. her >> so, it was melissa and ben and alyssa. the threesome. >> he was so involved in every aspect of her life. they were really like two peas in a pod. >> and one september day in 2006, as the sun was setting into the sierra nevada mountains, ben and melissa got married. the ceremony at nearby lake tahoe. melissa was a glowing bride. alyssa, a little flower girl. >> it wasn't just melissa and ben getting married. it was melissa marrying alyssa, to. >> seriously. they made a particular ceremony of. it >> alyssa will you promise to share in the love of this family? will you please say i will? >> i got her a little bracelet and had a engraved letting her know that i will always love her as my own. i gave it to her that day. >> i'm from that moment on, alyssa called melissa, mom. how did it make you feel? >> happy. very happy. >> awe, what a happy couple they were. a happy family. >> being my wife now, it's just

jamie, thank you very much . jamie, thank you very much.ery much. thank you so much forjoining me to talk to me about your sort of story then. so it's six months. you were adopted with talks about your life with your adoptive parents. how soon was it that you realised that you were. that that is . and what had were. that that is. and what had happened to you? yes. so yeah, i was six months when i was adopted and got moved down from because everyone thinks i'm from wales originally, but i lived in nottingham and raised in south wales with my and dad marilyn and alan from six months old and they looked after me ever since, you know, if it wasn't for my mum and dad raised me, then i don't think i would have an olympic medal to this day, you know. mm. now of course you are, you an athlete? athletes are always athletes forever. what was the thing that inspired you to go in that direction for your career? yeah i think for me, you know it was one of those things where, you know, was very fast. in school, i was of these kids who was always good spo

virgin islands wanted was documents related to jamie dimon himself.to the judge to force jpmorgan to provide those documents all the way up through 2019. the judge now has agreed with that here is the wording of the exact motion that's been granted by the federal judge. this would be an order compelling defendant jpmorgan chase to provide discovery responses covering the full temporal scope claims through 2019 and documents for custodian james dimon. it appears jpmorgan will be forced to turn over those documents and the u.s. virgin islands will be able to sift through them to see if there's any discovery material here which pokes holes in jpmorgan's contention that it did nothing wrong here and that jamie dimon himself did nothing wrong here, scott. back to you. >> the other part of the story making news today is that news, eamon, jpmorgan is suing that former executive jeff staley >> reporter: that's an offshoot -- >> all part of this same broad story. >> reporter: that's right. so what we have here is the u.s. virgin islands suing jpmorgan, allegin

morgan's ceo jamie dimon, when he comes to china. on ukraine as well as western tensions with beijing are front and center for the world economy. diamond spoke exclusively to bloomberg at the global high-yield and finance conference in miami. >> the thing i'm worried the most about his ukraine, oil, gas, the leadership of the world, our relationship with china. that is much more serious, the economic vibrations we have to deal with on a day-to-day basis. >> on the crane question, we talked about it -- on the ukraine question shortly after the war started, do you think the west has become lured to the idea of a conflict of the scale, does that worry you? >> it looks a bit like people are lured to it. one out -- when award goes to one year, it lasts 10. this is a major land war in europe in a free, democratic nation. hundreds of thousands of casualties already on both sides. we don't know how this is going to end. we don't know which direction it is going to take. it's affecting global relationships. ukraine, russia, oil, gas, food, it

were you taking a shot at jamie die the mono? -- jamie dimon?well, you know, jamie dimon's been talking about a hurricane coming, and what he meant was a recession coming. and i just saw a little bit of irony in the situation over the past couple days, well, dimon's been leading for the economy to cause problems for the banks. here we have a situation where people are suddenly worried that the banks cause troubles for the economy. but probably speaking they're well capitalized. i think some of these banks that have been sold off presents a pretty good buying opportunity. so, as i said, i think jamie's argument that a recession's coming and that might in turn require the banks to stash some more loan loss reserves i think kind of got reversed the past couple days, and the problem now is the banks. but i think a that in the, too, shall pass. charles:less than a minute to go, you kind of referred to the fed. i did a lot of research this week on the humphrey hawkins act, and i'm really surprised that so many things the fed is supposed to be doing vi

jamie lee curtis did the exact same thing. kristen: "i won an oscar"? ed:friends, mom and dad, "mom ad dad, we won an oscar." that is a powerful technique that makes your message memorable. some other mistakes that the recipients did was that they n prepare d. it iserntoutuin have 45 secondse shorter amou otif meou y you hao prepare, and i know that sounds counterintuitive, but jamie lee curtis, she prepared. i love michelle, the best actress. kristen: can i put on pause, because we have a little clip from michelle. michelle: this is proof, bag, and dreams do come true, and ladies, don't let anyone tell you you are ever past your prime. [cheersnever give up! kristen: yeah! that one line, this i i coach my clients on, a tweetable repeatable. kristen: "tweetable repeatable," ok. you know who tugged at my heart was keeley huy quan. >> they say stories like this only happened in the movies i cannot believe it is happening to me. this is the american dream! kristen: that has to be one of the best! ed: i absolutely love this one here you felt the emotion paid

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a judge has granted a motion to compel jpmorgan to produce jamie dimon documents. here's where they want those documents in the first place in the filings, they say that jamie dimon is a key player who likely knows where jpmorgan kept doing business with epstein and knows why, even after they kicked him out of the bank in 2013, they continued to have a business development relationship with epstein from 2013 to as late as his death, apparently by "suicide" in 2019. they say jamie dimon has decision making authority over epstein accounts and was in discussions involving the referrals of prominent and high-wealth potential clients. the document refers to three court exhibits establishing evidence of such referrals of prominent people, but those are redacted from the public word. so we don't know who epstein referred to jpmorgan as clients. but the usvi believes that his evidence is crucial here >> and face nating to see the bank concerned it may have to be on the hook for something, and trying to help cover that. >> that was the big news yesterday. the banks saying w

yellen sat down with jamie diamond and said, you're going to figure this out if jamie diamond is sit at the table, the regulation that's coming down the pike is going to be drafted by jamie diamond. >> doesn't mean you want it to stop, though. >> j.p. morguen is a different story than first republic. first republic is a momentum play. >> if you believe the banks were going to face credit problems because of the cycle that we're in, that certainly doesn't go away be gets worse. >> i don't think j.p. morgan is going to have a credit problem we're talking about. i think they could have problems but it's going to be incremental at best. >> that's what i was going to say. what's going to happen with incremental loan growth? these banks are going retrench there's going to be less of that from a -- already tightening massively. this is going to make that worse, so it's going to hurt profitability at the banks and economic growth, which is already slowing. >> major indices all closing in the red. dow down 380 points, erasing the gains for the week dow and nasdaq managed to stay from the gree

the allegations against jamie dimon raise questions about how jpmorgan will defend itself.t week, jpmorgan sued jes staley, alleging if there was any epstein related wrong doing at the bank, it was done by staley in essence, they were painting staley as a rogue employee but last night, attorneys for the u.s. virgin islands said they don't buy that argument an attorney general said if staley is a rogue employee, why isn't jamie dimon? and argued stanny knew, dimon knew, jpmorgan chase knew. jpmorgan generally, the attorney said, they broke every rule to facility his sex trafficking in exchange for his wealth and referrals. jamie dimon argued - >> jpmorgan asserted that dimon has no recollection of ever reviewing the epstein accounts at the bank. a judge sided with the usvi against jpmorgan on one point and agreed the usvi does have the ability to bring a case on behalf of anyone a resident there. the attorney general for the virgin islands did not present evidence to prove her claim that dimon knew about epstein's crimes i reached out to jpmorgan for comment, but they declin

jamie lee cheering for him from her seat. she was kind of a surprise of the night. i think a lot of us were maybe expecting a win from angela bassett. what was jamie lee like backstage? she was she was emotional. she was cursing up a storm. she was she was. she was not family friendly as she often is, but she was very, very appreciative as well . talking about her parents, you know, of course, she comes from hollywood royalty. during one of the questions she was asked about being a nipple baby, which he proudly wears. she has been in hollywood for a long time. but this has never happened for her. she's never gotten to this level of success, and she thanked everybody who supported her all these years and other genre films. she has done all the horror films. she's done the comedies she's done to get to this point. she almost couldn't believe she was at this point in this point in her career as well. amazing hey, you look fantastic. by the way, jason. thank you for all your incredible work there. a busy night in hollywood back to you now. andrew and rhiannon busy night

you might say, jamie, you're nominated for an academy award. goes to bed early and i just -- 7:30, it's going to be 9:00 before we get food and, you know what, there's nothing good happening with me after 9:00. nothing. zero. >> the "everything everywhere all at once" star post add photo of her 6:58 p.m. bedtime with the caption, mommy does not lie. i think it's fair to say jamie lee curtis will not be hitting the after parties tonight if she even makes it to the ceremony at all. but i can relate, jamie. >>> our first low to the dramatic scene at a coffee shop in houston this week when two friends recording a podcast were interrupted by a speeding car. >> thank you for watching. thank you for being part of the houston community and culture. it got so quiet in here. i think we're fine. i think we got all the audio on there. >> that's the key. did you get the audio? they did. everybody was okay, thank goodness. nathan reeves and alexsey reyes were just sitting down when the suv ran a red light and slammed into the shop shattering the glass behind

the big question, carl, what did jamie dimon know about all of this? some people believe he was going to review the jeffrey epstein accounts as early as 2008. epstein stayed inside the bank for years after that. jpmorgan has denied that dimon had any knowledge of reviewing those accounts back in 2008, so presumably he will be put to that question in this on the record testimony now of what did he know and when did he know it about the bank's relationship with jeffrey epstein. >> eamon, thanks. jpmorgan will be our first look on the 14th in terms of bank earnings. >> yes, one thing about that, i mean, jamie dimon, i love jamie dimon, i think -- he's the most extraordinary executive in financial services so anything that could taint him is bad, right? but jpmorgan also is going to be really interesting to hear what they think of the economy and banking, what their lending is and what did they take in deposits? what will they do with it? they must have gotten a deluge of money and what did they do with it? >> when did they say that -- when is that going t

our top stories: in hollywood, jamie lee curtis wins the best supporting actress oscar, for everything everywhere all at once and, ke huy quan takes the best supporting actor award for the same film. lam in i am in los angeles. we have had a donkey on stage and some tearful acceptance speeches. the 95th academy awards are well on the way. the us government announces a rescue plan to ensure all depositors in the failed silicon valley bank can retrieve their funds, at the start of the next working day. the uk prime minister flies to california to discuss defence and the potential threat from china with leaders of the us and australia. and hopes of a deal between gary lineker and the bbc in a row over impartiality which disrupted sports programmes over the weekend. hello and a very warm welcome to the programme. some of hollywood's biggest stars are at the 95th oscars ceremony in los angeles. it's already been a good day for the hotly tipped everything everywhere all at once at the ceremony in hollywood. among its cast, jamie lee curtis won best supporting actress and ke huy quan won best

jamie: i think it is an important one. comes to liquidity, i think there is no real trade-off between price stability and financial stability. you can underpin the banking sector, i think that's fine. i think where the trade-off emerges is when it becomes a question of solvency. the lift interest rates much that some parts of the economy are affected on a solvency level, that makes it almost impossible to bail people out. that trade-off does exist, but it comes at a point when interest rates have been lifted so much that it causes real genuine underlying sovereignty issues in the economy. dani: that certainly accounts for a fed that really voiced uncertainty more than anything. thank you so much, jamie. it wasn't just developed market central banks, we also had 2 p.m. banks which took the contrarian approach this week, a defiant resilient central bank kept its interest rate unchanged. the turkish central bank held off from cutting rates, as the lira continues to come under pressure. let's get to phoenix. i want to start wi

he accused me of working with donald trump's attorneys, that is not true and jamie raskin owes me anthe letter was to leak to the press i subpoenaed bank of america two weeks ago, he just threw in a bunch of other false accusations. it is disappointing jamie raskin would stoop to that level and that is one reason we don't take ranking members seriously in our quest to get to the truth of what the biden family was doing with our adversaries in china. >> bill: james comer, thank you for your time. it's rather incendiary, we'll see if you are on to something. again, five years investigating, nothing just yet. james comer, thank you for your time today. dana. >> dana: crowd of thousand migrants trying to force their way into the u.s. over the weekepstein, how mex cal drug cartel proprompted this. and stunning collapse of two banks, o'leary joins us on whether taxpayers should be left holding the bag. >> i think we can say with safety and assurance the treasury and federal reserves are being run by amateurs, they should have seen this coming. and your enflamed eyes are so watery, they nee

jamie dimon says inflation is not beaten yet. >> a mild recession is possible, a harder recession asossible. i think there's a good chance inflation will come down but not enough by the fourth quarter. the fed may have to do more. dani: beijing's warning. china's new foreign minister says china's problems with the u.s. are entrenching. meta is set to be planning thousands more job cuts on top of the 13% reduction in november as the social media giant races to become more efficient. the divergence between central banks as expectations for more hikes from the ecb, from the fed as we await jay powell's testimony. the rba says it may be time for a pause. that is what governor lowe was hinting at, assessing by how much they will hike rates. perhaps april is not the next rate hike so what are we getting this morning? a stronger aussie dollar. -- weaker, i should say, definitely not stronger. as we look at the three year yield, down 14 basis points. what's happening in the rest of the world? the ecb saying they would endorse four consecutive 50 basis point hikes. we're pricing in just above

at 12 years old, he was in "indiana jones" with harrison ford. >> jamie lee curtis!winning for best supporting actress in "everything everywhere all at once," remembering her parents. actor tony curtis, nominated for an oscar in 1959. her mother, janet leigh, nominated in 1961. but it was their daughter who would win. >> my mother and my father wer different categories -- i just won an oscar! >> brendan fraser. >> reporter: and for best actor, another lesson in never giving up. brendan fraser winning best actor in "the whale." >> i started in this business 30 years ago, and things, they different come easily to me. but there was a facility that i didn't appreciate at the time, until it stopped. and i just want to say thank you for this acknowledgement. >> and it was michelle yeoh who said, "don't ever let age stop you." >> ladies -- don't let anybody tell you you are ever past your prime. never give up. >> history made and a powerful lesson indeed. i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. good night >> gray clouds over the is bayhill's. this time lapse video assa