we will speak to professor jeffrey sachs. then it is election day in georgia. we will talk to cliff albright of black voters matter. how george's new voting has impacted the runoff beeen setor raphaewarnock and herschel walker. >> it s already had an impact in the gener and especially in the runoff election first and foremost because they reduce the runoff period fm eight weeks to four weeks and made it impossible to register any new voters for the runoff period. amy:lus a story about press freedom me hacking, rveillance, and a secretive israeli spywe company. a group of journalists from the central american news outlet el faro have sued the nso group after the company's pegasus spyware was used to hack their phones. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. ukrainian drones have struck two russian air bases hundreds of miles from the front lines. on monday, kremlin officials acknowledged the attacks damaged two russian warplanes and reported three people were killed and five others wou

well, let's go back to the jeffrey sachs, the millennium project that they, they worked on for nearly a decade. right. and they said they were going to walls and he is like 5 or $6000000000.00 and will solve poverty in africa. and that turned in no, to a disaster, that was a, a project where they said that they were going to create this economic opportunity for people to have free access to food and, and that, that there is no economic activity to happen to that environment at all. just a big flush button for them to launder $678000000000.00 to power brokers, not just need states but around the world. so they've never delivered on a project because that really is not the goal. the goal is to quit chaos and the opportunity and favors the, not the people. and that's just what the united states has historically done by using the intelligence apparatus as the thing that is, is driving their, their, their desires, in the region. yo all men host of the conservative daily podcast. thanks for the words. thanks. take care. god bless you. rising inflation and other economic woes seems to be sec

some of the most notable people like press a jeffrey sachs, foreign policy adviser to 5 american presidents at columbia university for the most time in germany. some of the most notable intellectuals and an open letter to chance of shots and now in baldwin are, are raising of a simple question. how can you promote peace by army? how can you promote peace with weapons for this year? this is a very good point. you bring it up here and i'm so glad to hear it as well. when you mentioned that olaf shoulds. so what about a bit of henry kissinger and there as well? he's been advising presidents going, but he's must be 199 years old. now, mr. henry kissinger, but you know, both of them. it had come out basically saying that that ties must not be broken. the threads of connections between on the diplomatic circles, between russia and germany, they must not be broken. henry kissinger coming out saying it's time to come to the negotiating table. wanted to just draw your attention. andre, to to the comments from of the former polish finance minister. he talked about the main beneficiaries of the confli

goldman sachs and jeffreys are warning about a challenging bonus season we bring in banking reporter for cnbc.com, this is the real coal in the stocking for those who work in finance this year, right? >> it is, contessa how's it going it is particularly if you've been on the trading side at a place like goldman sachs say you've been a fixed-income trader and, you know, you just had a bonkers year you really killed it this year and, you know, as of the first nine months of the year, trading revenue was up approximately 15%, 14% at great lakes. so you could be forgiven for sitting there and thinking that you were going to have an up year it turns out, you know, you don't exist on an island, you are part of a diversified business model that happens to include things like investment banking, asset management, which are down 45% and 71% respectively year to date. and it's because of that, because of the pain in other parts of the goldman universe where the traders we understand are being told that their bonus pool is looking to be down at least 10% and that could, you know, change as we g

♪ annmarie: -- jon: touring our attention to the goldman sachs conference where sonali basak is standing by with cfo at american express jeffreyampbell. sonali: from amex's perspective, how do you see it never getting a potential recession? jeff: thank you for having me. what we know is what we see in our business. our business is a mixture of very premium consumers around the globe, a select group of small businesses around the globe and in some of the largest corporations around the globe here when you look at the spending patterns and credit patterns of our base, things continue to look very strong. had 24% volume growth in the third quarter and it has continued through october and november. we had record days in recent days, so we see a strong environment. i do watch bloomberg tv and i hear the word recession a lot and we are not oblivious to the challenges and the geopolitical environment, but when you look at the particular slice of business we operate, it continues to look strong. we know how to pivot the business and certainly the pandemic was a road test of how you quickly pivot to a changing environment. but we also

goldman sachs coming out with the latest thing the boj may now move negative interest rates. jeffreyers could be positioning for such a move to happen. changes across the course of this year, we have seen in verses getting ready for the boj to have it into your curve control policy or tweak it to a degree. we have already seen an outperformance of the top index against the benchmark over the course of 2022 to the tune of more than 20 percentage points. changing on now to see around the rest of the topics in this trading session today, we are continuing to see that outperformance for the lenders. there's continue to be under pressure, transport, real estate, i.t., sharing these, all sectors that do not stand to benefit from the boj's stock decision. shery: let's get to vonnie quinn. vonnie: u.s. house committee is set to vote donald trump's tax to the public. this initiated by democrats to obtain and release these financial documents. the vote comes in the waning days of the house democratic majority and follows trends referral for criminal prosecution by another house panel. the saud

jeffrey kleintop, good to have you with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: here's a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. goldman sachsplanning to cut at least 400 positions from its alaska making retail banking operations -- banking making retail operations, weeding out underperforming staff. the ceo has recently signaled his reviewing other business lines to manage headcount and limit costs. credit suisse has lost two senior executives in china and italy, as it embarks on restructuring. the greater china ceo caution stories this week, according to an internal memo confirmed by the company. the bank is working to shore up its finances and restore profitability after a series of losses and scandals. plenty more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: we're getting the consumer confidence index. a gain of 3% from the previous month. month on month 3% means we are seeing a rebound from the contraction of almost 7% in november. the west bank consumer confidence index coming in at 80.3, lifted from 78 in the previous reading. we have seen retail sales bucking. the trend, in terms of potentially, the interest rate hikes we ha