john allison we welcome former bb&t ceo. john, welcome. nice to see you. >> thank you. good afternoon. >> first tell us a little bit about what that meeting was like yesterday. who was in the room and what did you talk about? >> we had a very interesting meeting. we talked about how to get rapid economic growth. president-elect trump has a real deep commitment and belief that accelerating economic growth is a cure for what he considers is a problem with the middle class in america. that is really what his focus is. i met with president trump. it was a very interesting conversation. two old business guys talking about business in a certain sense. >> you spent 40 years in banking capping off as ceo of bb&t. i want to explore some of your ideas that you would want to enact at treasury secretary which includes eliminating a lot of regulations that have come up in the last 20 years or so of the banking business and eliminating the federal reserve. can you confirm that for us? and why would you want to-do all of that? >> in terms of eliminating the federal reserve that is som

and john allison, a possible nominee for treasury secretary. as fiveutor in paris men arrested on sunday were planning a terrorist attack in france as early as next week. he said the suspects were getting their orders from an islamic state member based in either iraq or syria. the men were arrested in strasburg and marseille. a judge has found the suspect in the south carolina shootings competent to stand trial jury selection starts monday. of killingused -- nine members after a bible study class last year. florence henderson has died. she play the mom in the iconic sitcom "liberties but -- the ."ady bunch was 82. henderson global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. doolittle abigail earlier mentioned, stocks are extending their records on slight trading volume. our next guest says we could go from a bump to a santa claus rally. joining us now is the chief strategist at wells fargo. brian, you think stock will go higher. what will be a potential headw

john allison, former chair of bb&t.ut steven mnuchin, former goldman sachs partner, active in fund-raising for donald trump during the campaign, has been the expected choice, and i was told earlier today that there is a good possibility that that could come this week, if not tonight. >> all right. john, thank you so much. get out of that rain. john harwood in new york city. >> i will. >>> to you to tom price, whom donald trump has picked to be his top health official. he will run the department that oversees the affordable care act. and as bertha coombs reports, it's no secret price wants to make big changes to the health law. >> tom price is an orthopedic surgeon by training, and as house budget committee chairman, he was a key opponent of president barack obama's affordable care act. and donald trump's pick for health and human services secretary will play a key role in acting the president-elect's vision to repeal and replace the aca. >> he's a known entity. he's had leadership positions, house budget committee also

meeting with be ceo john allison, who is rumored to be up for treasury secretary position. also former commissioner paul -- ns, gop ceo a spokesman says trump will make two staff level announcements today so we are keeping an i on those. nejra: with less than a week to inbefore a crucial decision vienna, opec is making its final diplomatic push for an oil deal. group me cooperation from non-opec members to make a serious end in the oil surface next year? for more we are joined by half the air, chief energy corresponded at bloomberg news. arabia reporting saudi has pulled out of class talks with non-opec nations, including russia. is the deal dead? certainly it is in the hospital and in intensive care. arabiappened is saudi said it is not going to send any representatives to a meeting planned in vienna on monday to discuss with non-opec members. saudi arabia wants an internal agreement before any talks happens. at the moment saudi arabia is indicating that is an exit. >> is this about the fact saudi arabia's expecting it to be so difficult to come to an agreement within opec

is a: john allison iv board member of the cato institute.alked to donald trump about a position in the administration. he was among the names, thank you for joining us now. great to have you here. job, ouridn't get the constellations but there were other jobs available. i'm not going to ask you exactly what you talked about but i am going to ask you -- what are questions you came away with about where his priorities are when it comes to the economy? we just heard from steven mnuchin that it is all about growth. definitely, that is true. that is the focal point. he believes we have been underperforming and it has had negative consequences for the working class. , butinks we can grow 4%-5% settling at a 3% rate. he has focused on significant tax reform, not just cutting tax rates but structural reform with flatter taxes. and he very focused on regulatory reform. obamacareo get rid of with significant rollback. like to repeal dodd-frank but mostly, he talked about radical reforms to dodd-frank. david: tax reform and regulatory reform. questions

earlier today, we spoke to john allison. d for the treasury secretary post before it was announced the job would go to steve mnuchin. mnuchin told reporters today it's all about getting the economy growing, and mr. llison agreed. >> definitely true. he believes that we've been undersandfing has had negative consequences. he thinks we can grow 4%, 5%. i don't think they want to talk about it for four, five years, and then settle in more at 3% rate. he's very focused on significant tax reform, not just cutting tax rate, but structural reform with lower, simpler, flatter taxes, and he's very focused on regulatory reform. he wants to get rid of obamacare, significant roll back of what the e.p.a. has been doing in the energy area, and he'd like to repeal dodd-frank, but mostly he's talked about radical reform. >> so let's take the two things, tax reform and regulatory reform. and tax reform, one of the questions is how you pay for that and how you pay for it without substantial deficits come in. do you have a sense of how that mig

. >> john allison, we'll see what happens. >> thank you, neil. >> the republican congressman who is gettingn and notoriety because of this doctor who conquered the house will now be at the helm of the biggest bureaucracy on the planet, after this. . >>> the american people think that there isn't an alternative to where we are right now, and there is. there are positive solutions that don't require putting washington in charge of our healthcare. >> how do you bridge that gap between kicking the president's plan just down the road, saying it is a disaster, and starting fresh, which i guess would be your approach? >> exactly. we do need to start fresh because the first step out of the shoot from the president's plan is that the government runs things, and the american people are seeing exactly what that gets you. >>> all right. the georgia congressman, dr. mike, talking to me a few years back saying, you know, republicans do have alternative plans to the president's healthcare plan they just couldn't get past go, especially with an administration that wasn't going to entertain any of their ide

plus could john allison be the next treasury secretary? former head

. >> his name is john allison. the former ceo of the regional bank bb & t. he ran the libertarian kato think tank. he's an ideologue on banking, get rid of the federal reserve, most banking regulation. >> to get rid of deposit insurance, just to be clear. >> yes. >> to have much more capital and get rid of all these complex rules just make them have much more cash. i think it would be quite a bad pick. he told the president in 2008 -- >> let it all fail, yeah. >> on the other hand, i think wall street would not like his nomination. my hope is that there would be a coalition of republicans and democrats that would kill the nomination. >> if term we have for that back in the era of depression is liquidationists. thanks to you both. trump's other big announcement was his choice for secretary of education. koch brothers mega donor becky devoes and vouchers at the expense of traditional public education. trump has proposed spending $20 billion on so-called school choice initiatives which politico reports is almost as much as the country spends in serving poor kid

i'm joined by john allison from the cato institute. good morning, sir. >> good morning. >> good morning. i know you met with donald trump with the possibility you might become the treasury secretary. what was that meeting like? >> it was very interesting. i would say president-elect trump is very committed to accelerating economic growth. he believes that -- he knows he was elected by the so-called working class. he believes the solution to the working class problem is to accelerate economic growth and he wants to do a major restructuring of the tax laws, lower, flatter less complicated taxes and wants to do a lot of deregulation. that's really mostly what we focused on. >> got you. so steve mnuchin, because you say donald trump wants to work for the little guy, right, but steve mnuchin is a goldman sachs guy, has his own private equity fund, he's a hedge fund guy, right, he has close ties to wall street. so how will he serve the little guy with that kind of experience when he's very much a wall street insider? ' >> well, i think that'

and john allison a former banking ceo and a good example of the kind of person that trump said he wanted to see serving in his administration. someone who doesn't necessarily come from government. so we'll see if these are just information ap meetings or potentially people we could see in a trump administration. but the big rift that you were talking about is this battle over who could fill the role of secretary of state. and one of donald trump's top advisers kellyanne conway has been out there essentially publicly trashing this notion, even though donald trump himself has met with romney. take a listen to what kellyanne conway had to say. >> the number of people who feel betrayed to think that governor romney would get the most prominent cabinet post after he went so far out of his way to hurt donald trump, there was the never trump movement, and then there was mitt romney. he gave speeches against donald trump. he attacked his character. i'm also part of unity but i'm not sure we have to pay for that with the secretary of state position. le. >> certainly some harsh words from kellyann

jeb hence willing of the financial services committee, john allison former chairman of the bb&t bank.ve an official announcement that steven mnuchin will be head pick. donald trump pursues a major tax cut in the early part of his administration. >> all right. john, thank you. john harwood out of trump tower. the news unconfirmed by cnbc that president-elect trump has chosen steven unusualin after rumors of jamie dimon was in the running. gary como going to truchlt. and what do you think of this pick if the reports are true? >> okay. i had thought at the time he signed up to be the finance manager, whatever the role was, i forgot, that that was kind of the idea of it. all right. i'll take a flier. seemed like an absolute flyer at the time. and maybe will end up as secretary of the treasury. >> right. and here we are. >> and here we are. >> look, this is a close link back to wall street. and on some level, there was an attack on wall street and financial firms. so i think this kind of runs contrary to that. and i think ultimately, it speaks very well to the banking system, and even, you

john allison, former chairman and ceo of bb&t.very much for sharing a little of what went on yesterday at 57th and 5th avenue. >> thank you very much. have a great day. >> you as well. >>> meanwhile, straight ahead on this tuesday, refugee who tried to murder college students with his car and a butcher's knife was in the country as a permanent legal resident. what does that mean? judge napolitano here with a closer look at what he was doing here in the first place. gorg good morning judge. >>> we've seen what hillary clinton has been doing out in the woods. i can't wait. my heart beats one hundred thousand times a day, sending oxygen to my muscles. again! so i can lift even the most demanding weight. take care of all your most important parts with centrum. now verified non gmo and gluten free. >>> fox news alert. as terror is high in the ohio state attack yesterday morning, we're learning more about the suspect. >> his name was abdul artan. he was a legal permanent resident. what does that mean? >> fox news senior legal analyst ju

and you have john allison active in the kateo institute. secretary of state is a huge decision for donald trump to make especially now that the policy choices have become more dramatic on cuba. you have rudy giuliani, david petraeus is meeting with donald trump today. he is another possibility. also tomorrow bob corker, the chair of the senate foreign relations committee will be meeting with the president-elect and so will mitt romney for a second time. don't know whether mitt romney is still a vibrant candidate. we saw kellyann conway. >> it is fascinating to watch. keep the one camera planted at trump tower. >>> we are going to take a break. we have 50 minutes left in the trading session here. any gain will be new all-time highs. so far that is not happening. the dow down 37 points. >> and the russell down for the first time after five straight days of going up. >>> we look at the reaction for cuban leader fidel castro. >> for jim grant is with us. he says president-elect trump will in his words fumigate the fed once he takes office. we w

justice scalia, chief justice roberts, vice president chaney, ray randolph, douglas ginsburg, john allison, and senator tom cotton. that brings us to today's lecture. this is my honor to introduce senator ben sass. after earning a history ph.d. at yale, he worked for mckenzie and company and private equity terms before becoming the president of the midland kbrufrt which he pulled out of some very difficult financial straits. then the fifth generation ran for rt senate. he also since he's been elected, senator, he has not only done a couple things that i mentioned quickly. he's also moonlighted. and my understanding is that he has a five star rating. [ laughter ] [ applause ] but in addition to his bio and uber driving, i would add that senator pass is despite his youth exemplifies as few in the senate do the idea our founders had for the senate. some wise heads who would be focussed on the good of the country. and who would look toward the ways in which our republic needed to meet the everadjusting challenges of governing a free people. i think the senator may have a little bit to say abou

congressman lou barletta, oakland attorney general scott pruitt, milwaukee county sheriff dave clark, john allison former ceo of the bank abn key, former cia director david petraeus. our coverage -- spirit full of transition on c-span as donald trump becomes the 45th president and republicans maintain control of the u.s. house and senate. we will take you to key events as they happen without interruption to watch live on c-span, watch on-demand at c-span.org or listen on our free c-span radio app. >> thank you all very much. welcome to congress. >> up and next o on c-span2 our conversation with the top lawyers for ridesharing company uber and the cloud computing company salesforce. they discuss legal issues facing tech companies. the american bar association's annual meeting in san francisco, this is one hour 20 minutes. >> good morning, everyone. yes, ma it's true, i did drive myself here today. but for those of you who took over mac, thank you very much for supporting us. my store at uber, some of you know i think those in the audience but about four years ago i was a litigation partner. i had i

we also have john allison, who did not get the treasury secretary nomination.tom and with david gura. as we speak right now, we are blessed to have jeff currie from goldman sachs with us, who will talk about what is going on with opec, what it means for oil and other commodities. that is a taste. francine: thank you so much, david westin. let's get back -- let's get back to breaking news on donald trump, who has been tweeting. stephanie, when you look at what donald trump has just announced, a news conference december 15 is he trying to put the concerns about a conflict of interest to rest? stephanie: yes, he is looking at what the best structure is. a note from his tweet, he says he will be leaving his businesses, but he does not say what kind of structure he will put in place. he said he will hand his business over to his children, but the real issue that former white house ethics lawyers have raised is that if continues to own these assets, it will remain a continuing conflict of interest for him. officialsnistration have taken posts to put this issue to res

congressman lou barletta, oklahoma attorney general scott pruitt, milk walkie county sheriff david, john allisonceo of the bank bbt and former cia director david pretorius. our coverage of the trump tower lobby continues online. you can watch it live at c-span.org. congress returns from his thanksgiving recess this week. of the senate is back in session at 3:00 p.m. eastern and negotiations continue behind closed doors on government spending past december 9, when the current government funding expires. tomorrow the senate vote on legislation dealing with medical care in rural areas. the houses back tomorrow on wednesday democrat select new leaders with minority leader nancy pelosi being challenged. later in the week the house considers legislation on fda approval of drugs and money for the fda and national institutes of health. former secretary of state madeleine albright and former national security advisor stephen hadley led a discussion last week at the brookings institution about the politics and security of the middle east. of this is an hour and a half. >> good afternoon and welcome on beh

john allison is a late entrant on the shortlist list for the u.s. treasury secretary.is according to two people familiar with donald trump's selection process. allison is ald director of a bank and the former ceo of cap to institute, a libertarian think tank. angela merkel says she is not happy about the possible collapse of the transpacific trade deal. trump has vowed to withdraw the u.s. from the agreement. angela merkel warns germans against turning to economic isolationism. that voters are apprehensive about globalization. the united states possible upcoming withdrawal from the trade deal has focused attention on another set of negotiations. talks of indonesia with the reasonable trade agreement. this one includes china and not the u.s. if a deal can be reached, it would further boost china's role as a geopolitical leader. president obama's approval rating now stands at 57%, the highest since september 2009, .ccording to a new cnn orc poll down 10 points from late october. the lowest mark democrats have given their party in more than a decade. and an unusually late

we have ben carson for hud, u.n., andy for the another name in the running for treasury, john allison will also have greg clark. we will talk about the markets inflation strategy with michael pond, barclays head of market inflation strategy. jonathan: thank you very much. looking for to the program. 21 minutes into the session, stocks open a little lower in the united states. the dow nearly budging pig s&p 500 down by .7%. dollar straight story can we will break it down for you as we look ahead to the most awaited federal reserve minutes in recent memory. this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: fromjonathan: new york city, a transatlantic bloomberg daybreak with myself, jonathan ferro, and guy johnson in london. the treasury market continues to selloff. by-year yields spiking off four basis point. we now trade at 1.13%. the timing of managing conditions will be a big conversation in coming weeks, with the move the fx market as .ell, guy off the back of that, two-year yields spike higher. the dollar index up by .5%. to chew overhing if you are heading away to thanksgiving, the big story the mar

. >> let's talk treasury secretary john allison. >> what is interesting about him.e is a libertarian. i think he would be a great choice. he was against the decision which was about property rights when they incli . he has been very vocal against obama care. perfect example of someone not in the system who fits what mr. trump already believes and what the tea party believes, as well. he would be very interesting. munchin has been mentioned at the top of the list but he's a big democratic party donor and i think donating to obama and hillary, it would be very strange to put him in that kind of position. >> deep goldman sachs roots. >> vice chair of the federal reserve. this is another one he's meeting with tomorrow. >> he's been advising and involved in the transition team and advising the president-elect. this is a man that you'll see perhaps at the sec or in a vice chair kind of position at the fed. so, as the that's the name you can watch for, but not necessarily at the cabinet level. >> and rick perry. >> rick perry is an interesting man. one of the only two peop

john templeton and allison cullens and each of you have two minutes. >> good evening. my name is christine chow and i'm vice president and also the founder of [inaudible] basically is a support system for youth in transal homes in sfusd. last year we did a halloween goody give away and holiday giver away qu worked with hamilton family center and san francisco to provide kids with some treats and toys and school supplies for the school year. we also-there was a student who's house caught on fire so we were able to meet with a student and gather things for them for the night. for the t-shirt fund raiser we need at least 150 shirt sold each selling for $15 and have to buy it by december 9. these funds go directly to the youth in transitional homes and hoping to have all your support to buy a t-shirt and spread thg campaign. i like to thank mr. truet for supporting and advocated for the youth in transitional home jz like to thank you all for listening. >> thank you so much miss chow. you left your phone. also, do you have the shirts? are they available tonight? >> good eve

john templeton and allison cullens and each of you have two minutes. >> good evening. my name is christine chow and i'm vice president and also the founder of [inaudible] basically is a support system for youth in transal homes in sfusd. last year we did a halloween goody give away and holiday giver away qu worked with hamilton family center and san francisco to provide kids with some treats and toys and school supplies for the school year. we also-there was a student who's house caught on fire so we were able to meet with a student and gather things for them for the night. for the t-shirt fund raiser we need at least 150 shirt sold each selling for $15 and have to buy it by december 9. these funds go directly to the youth in transitional homes and hoping to have all your support to buy a t-shirt and spread thg campaign. i like to thank mr. truet for supporting and advocated for the youth in transitional home jz like to thank you all for listening. >> thank you so much miss chow. you left your phone. also, do you have the shirts? are they available tonight? >> good eve

john templeton and allison cullens and each of you have two minutes. >> good evening. my name is christine chow and i'm vice president and also the founder of [inaudible] basically is a support system for youth in transal homes in sfusd. last year we did a halloween goody give away and holiday giver away qu worked with hamilton family center and san francisco to provide kids with some treats and toys and school supplies for the school year. we also-there was a student who's house caught on fire so we were able to meet with a student and gather things for them for the night. for the t-shirt fund raiser we need at least 150 shirt sold each selling for $15 and have to buy it by december 9. these funds go directly to the youth in transitional homes and hoping to have all your support to buy a t-shirt and spread thg campaign. i like to thank mr. truet for supporting and advocated for the youth in transitional home jz like to thank you all for listening. >> thank you so much miss chow. you left your phone. also, do you have the shirts? are they available tonight? >> good eve

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allison kropff. >>> you may have the hottest kicks in town but finding nikes will cost hundreds of dollars. >> a push to recruit john morgan to run for governor for 2018. >>> protest continue over the presidency of donald trump. we will start with emerald morrow live in the newsroom. social media buzzing over protesting in portland oregon.>> reporter: this story has a lot of you on fire we want to share some of the comments we were getting. allison schooler said if these protesters did in both and they have no right to complain or protest and we have chris who says many were arrested and they weren't old enough to vote. some people were undocumented. also unable to vote. it is what drove hundreds of students out of the classroom and into the streets yesterday and other parts of the country. students said they worried trump. especially after comments on immigration. a lot of you take issue with protesters who did not vote. our partners at kgw in portland compared arrest records to voting records and found that 70% of the protesters who were arrested did not vote in the election. to be clear, this was a small percenta

. >> reporter: allison and steve good morning to you.orte . yes, mr. john vigna was a third grade teacher here a you mentioned he was arrestedrre in june and charged withed with sexually abusing two of his students, two girls. well, in the months since his h arrest made news, three more mor alleged victims have comeom forward with similar allegations.ga one of them now a young woman in her 20's says she was abused during the 2000 school00o years. another girl says mr. vigna sexually abused her in in 2013-2014 and the third sayshiry in to police yesterday. he's now facing more chance. he's being held without bondon and detectives want parents ofvt all of his former students to ask their children about their interactions with mr. vigna.r.na could there be more victims? and guys, if you recall, this t is the same school where back on halloween the principal had canceled the halloween parade. d we were out here on that story s that day talking about this story, mr. vigna's arrest fromto june and parents seemed to be spt. teacher, said their kids loved v this te

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john bolt on either. and fine, what democrat stood up and spoke out against barack obama. >> well republicans did against george bush -- >> and so what happens is if you have no personality and keith allisonn up but he seems aggressive and angry. and terry mcauliffe had a smile on his face and had personality and a energy and the next person can't be keith ellison. he is angry about everything. >> and the party is angry. they are the angry -- >> wait a second, i'm angry. [ multiple speakers ] >> no, but not to interrupt you, democrats, i don't know who they have on the bench -- >> they don't have anybody. >> cory booker and the castro brothers who did the lindsay lohan parent trap and they switched and one went to a fundraiser and the other pretended to be a mayor -- but republicans have such an amazing opportunity but they have to explain to voters and do more than just appeal -- >> with parent trap, i got confused, i forgot who was the adult and the kid. i got so confused. >> it put her on the map and dennis quad was adorable. >> where is she. >> and still ahead, stories from 2016. and plus how the election is still rocking little cupcakes on the college campuses. don't go away. [ chant

northbound past powder mill road con greingt john voting in typical spot will as well heading towards baltimore. 9550 inbound through chefly. back to you allison >> 7:09 let's check out the other stories. and missing 1-year-old girl. 17-year-old carly shanks was last seen on october 30 at home in warrington. police believe she made be with an 18-year-old hunter andrews. shank's family said she left her cellphone and purse at home. any with information is asked to call the. shooting of a woman in gainsville in a parking lot. brian christopher eu was involved in shooting death of lindsay familiar. she was shot in her car atlas walkway. she knew familiar and ising being held on bond. >> polls for dmv earlier this morning. hem shem live in mcclain with more on what voters need to rock the vote. . >> we're experienceing a small lull. i can tell you there's been a steady stream of voters through the doors at langley high school for two voting prepink all the morning long. then they had 350 people come tomb through the stores to do their homework and 4 people a this is the second place we've about to in this their emmost of these voters mind care abo

labs and hospitals in the area to test allison's expired epi pens for their effectiveness, but all of them declined. >> that's a common misbelief. >> reporter: dr. john lee a clinical director of at boston children's hospital. a discolored epi pen, an expired injection may be better than nothing. >> and actually, most epi pens that are expired won't have any discoloration. so you really should just rely upon the expiration date. >> reporter: fox 25 found a recent study that tested 35 injectors two years past their expiration date and found that 90% or more effectiveness. and go the hospital afterwards. >> reporter: allison says when it comes to the choice of saving the life of her kid, the choice is clear. >> if that's all you have, then it's better than nothing. >> reporter: manufacturer of the epi pen, mylan, says beyond the expiration date, it may not remain safe and okay for use. the company says if you're concerned about price, they will be making a generic epi pen $300 the price of the name brand. >> jason: the company says don't do it. but doctors say it's not that big of a deal. what do people do? >> heather: right. i think the bottom line is

plus could john allison be the next treasury secretary? former head ceo. he is on short list for the position. >>> somali student that attacked a dozen people at ohio state university with a butcher knife, what he reportedly posted minutes before that attack. consumer confidence all that coming up. dow continuing climb up 19,000 mark. we have trader scott shellady at cme. ashley webster at the new york stock exchange. >> so close, connell. 19 points shy of a record close. it would be 13th of the year. certainly fourth since the election. not too bad though, overall the nasdaq during the session today, went above 5400 for the very first time. of course it is a very tech-heavy index. with that in mind, microsoft today had a very strong performance. very close to 6112 would be all of had time record close. coming very close to that. tech stocks suffered more than other sectors with a donald trump win. it was considered, what does donald trump feel towards silicon valley? we have seen the sentiment turn around. more money going back into tech. face it, they ha