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finally after an all night meeting on december 10th, 1930, the other bankers, including in particular john morganefused to subscribe to the guaranty fund, and the plan was off. the next day, the bank of the united states closed its doors, never again to open for business for its depositors who saw their savings tied up and their businesses destroyed. the closing was tragic. yet when the bank was finally liquidated in the worst of the depression, it paid back 92 and a half cent on the dollar. had the other banks cooperated to save it, no one would have lost a penny. for the other new york banks, they thought closing the bank of the united states would have surely effects. they were wrong partly because it had so many depositors, partly because so many. the depositors were small businessmen, partly ca the largd ever permitted to fail in the united states. to this time, the effects far reaching. depositors all over the country were frightened the safety of their funds and rushed to withdraw them. there were runs. there were failures of banks, the droves and the time. the federal reserve system stood

finally after an all night meeting on december 10th, 1930, the other bankers, including in particular john morgan, refused to subscribe to the guaranty fund, and the plan was off. the next day, the bank of the united states closed its doors, never again to open for business for its depositors who saw their savings tied up and their businesses destroyed. the closing was tragic. yet when the bank was finally liquidated in the worst of the depression, it paid back 92 and a half cent on the dollar. had the other banks cooperated to save it, no one would have lost a penny. for the other new york banks, they thought closing the bank of the united states would have surely effects. they were wrong partly because it had so many depositors, partly because so many. the depositors were small businessmen, partly because it was the largest bank that had ever permitted to fail in the united states. to this time, the effects far reaching. depositors all over the country were frightened the safety of their funds and rushed to withdraw them. there were runs. there were failures of banks, the droves and the time. t

john is a very popular favorite at a lot of these parties and there is a big gala held for john hunt morganjanuary 1864. women also see these parties as essential for their own moral support. we are mentally and emotionally struggling. because we are the ones mostly left in public and our husbands are preoccupied in the battlefield or political office that we are the ones suffering and need lightheartedness. always loved a good party. she noted, how could we live on the rim of a volcano if we cannot dance around its crater? she and other young rich vendors thought that the parties were escapes from the hardships of war and it was time to refresh and and regain composure, so they can do their public duties as well as they could, but they also thought that the parties are important to show soldiers that the confederacy is very much alive on the homefront. there is something worth fighting for. there is something worth preserving. not all were so confident about the successes of the war and even as early as july 1862, the wife of jefferson davis confessed in a letter to her husband, she still

john hunt. morgan in january of 1864. now, women also see parties as essential for their own moral. they say we're mentally and emotionally we are struggling, are suffering. and because we are the ones left in public, our husbands are preoccupied on the battlefield or in political office. we are the ones who are suffering and we some lightheartedness. lasalle pickett, pictured here, always loved a good party. she noted, quote, how we live on the rim of a volcano. if we could not dance around its crater, she other young richmond ers thought these parties were temporary escapes from the hardships of war. it was a time to refresh and relax and regain their composure so that they could do their their public duties as well as they could. but they also thought, well these parties are important to show that, yes, the confederacy is still much alive on the home front. there's worth fighting for. there is something worth preserving. not all. richmond ers were so confident about successes of the war. even as early as july of 62, varina davis, the wife of, jefferson davis, confessed in a lette

. >> john: bring in morgan ortagus, so you've been in tel aviv for the day, a chance to talk to a lotord in the middle east who might be behind this double bombing? >> it was not a huge topic of discussion today. i think the israelis and the americans are sort of saying hey, nothing to see here, we had nothing to do with it. and certainly is not a hallmark of something that israel would do, especially when you look at what happened with the assassination of arouri from hamas. israel list -- israelis are focussed in khan younis, but what they are worried about is the fact that at least 85,000 israelis who live in northern israel are not able to go home because of the constant exchange of rocket fire between israel and hezbollah and other elements in lebanon. almost on a daily basis. and remember, you have probably 250,000 israelis living in hotel rooms, funded for by the government because they can't go home. so that's another major focus of the israeli government. >> john: the chief of hezbollah nasrallah said about the assassination of arouri, it's a major dangerous crime which we ca

now to morgan and john. >> russell 2000 a little weaker. s&p 500 still at record levels.ome to closing bell overtime. >> communication services, energy and tech sectors fueling what we saw in gains today. the nasdaq 100 also hitting record highs. investors are set for a wave of earnings. tesla, ibm, csx, las vegas sands. just s

closing bell: overtime with morgan and john. >> well, your school car has a lot of green. market. all the major averages higher. even the dow being dragged down by boeing, welcome to closing bell: overtime, i am jon fortt, morgan brennan is that the ico are conference in orlando. coming up she's going to be discussing the outlook for consumer spending with the ceos of abercrombie & fitch, and five below. boeing had been a highir

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we will continue with morgan and john. >>> it looks like the dow did, it closing above 38,000. first time, new all-time high there as well as on the s&p. that is the scorecard on another record day on wall street. look at the closing bell of overtime, i'm jon fortt with morgan brennan. >> the march to new highs continues rowing. on as a be closed in uncharted territory, second straight trading session we've seen this. check once you get it out, performer helping the nasdaq 100 closed at a fresh all-time high as well. >> now, investor

i'm morgan back with john. >> another tough day on wall street. 10 year treasury yielding 4%.ef investment officer goi

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the firm is worth more than morgan stanley by market value. here is johnreat on the virtuous cycle getting started. >> what is happening in our business, we are benefiting from this regime shift as we move from the rising cost of capital under the fed for the last few years to an environment where as inflation comes down in the fed's easing, that leads to a virtuous cycle for our business. equity markets open up and cost of capital comes down, m&a activity picks up and that is very positive for our business in terms of re-acceleration. sonali: a lot of your influence came in the credit space but at the same time a lot of investors are worried about that private credit is reaching bubble territory. are there enough opportunities to prudently put that money to work? >> when you talk about things like a bubble in credit what i like to look at is how much risk is there? if you look at the loans we are originating in direct lending to private equity sponsors, on average to date there are 40% loan-to-value, almost half of what they wear folks like us in the priv

year, so it is more of a well managed bank, jp morgan, with return on equity in assets, and you know, that is where you look for investments in this space. johnwe appreciate the time as always. the director of financial research at argus break and gum quarterly results from the big banks. coming up, a preview of bloomberg's next big risk series where we interviewed 3 twelve st players about their long-term outlooks. thss bloomberg. ♪ ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪ ) -awww. -awww. -awww. -nope. ( ♪♪ ) constant contact delivers the marketing tools your small business needs to keep up, excel, anow. constant contact. helping the small stand tall. hey, brent! if you had to choose, would you watch paint dry or compare benefits plans? compare benefits. gusto makes it easier to find the right plan for my team. i think i'm going to need new glasses. no problem. you're covered. choose benefits without the mess. thanks to avalara, we can calculate sales tax automatically. avalarahhhhhh what if tax rates change? ahhhhhh filing sales tax returns? ahhhhhh business license guidance? ahhhhhh -cross-border sales? -ahhhhhh -item classification? -ahhhhhh

morgan knowledges 0 heart to him. well that's it for me down jordan, for now, john, good way. a quick reminder. you can keep up to date with foam and use of the websites. i'll just come there. it is on your screen, but it is continues here, but i'll just share of people and extension comes on. the there is no channel that covers world news like we do. we revisit spaces in the state under there are really invest in that. and that's a privilege. as a journalist, the in $198772.00 muslims were killed in the village of malia on the engine states of which it predicts, according to survivors and rights groups. the master code was allegedly carried out by personnel from a state police force known as the p, a. c. along side the mobiles local. the killings came days after class. she's had broken out between into the muslims in the city of murat, following an indian government supported decision to open up access to a disputed religious site. in march of 2023, a local quote, acquitted. dozens of people accused of carrying out domestic. people in power investigates why survivors and victims families are s

. >> john: the nation was shocked in davos, switzerland, jamie dimon from j.p. morgan >> i wish the democrats would think a little more carefully when they talk about maga, the democrats have done a pretty good job with the deplorables, hugging bibles and beer and guns. really, could we just stop that stuff. >> john: he says democrats are scapegoating maga voters, basically saying if you vote for trump that means you are just like him. but he also makes the point a lot of these people are not voting for trump because they think he is a great moral compass, they like his policies. >> they like his policies, his record, also seen over the years a number of these accusations thrown at the president, including the most recent indictments from jack smith, for example, and a lot of independents see those indictments and court cases and the weaponization of government as political and the argument if they can do it to a former president who is a billionaire, who can stave off the lawsuits with the money that he has, how is that going to affect you when the government is comin

morgan stanley. >>> we're going to kick this off. lauren goodwin and one of the biggest goals of 2023, john mauerry is back with his look ahead for stockshen. "final trades," mr. weiss. >> transdign, should go well. >> goldman sacks looking very attractive to me. >> really? >> uh-huh. >> liz young? >> financials, for the same reasons i mentioned. plus some m&a activity. >> joe distracted me. paypal. it's green. what's not to love? >> good stuff. "the exchange" is now. ♪ ♪ >>> thank you, scott. welcome to "the exchange." happy new year. i'm kelly evans. here's what's ahead. rising rates are pressuring stocks again and putting that historic win streak in jeopardy. the ten-year yield back above 4% this morning. why is crypto shrugging it off today? >>> rising tensions in the red sea pushing oil prices highe

jp morgan jamie dimon is becoming increasingly outspoken and if you do not control the border, you're going to destroy the country. even democrat senator john fetterman says secure the border. shouldn't be controversial he says. listen to former president trump here. i want your reaction to this, watch. >> day one i will terminate every open border policy of crooked joe biden is the buyen administration. elizabeth: he's going to get rid of all of biden's border policies. what's your reaction? >> i hope he does. we did it before and it's not complicated. it's against the law to strioand sneak into our country. if you're caught, you ought to be deported. it's against the law to claim asylum and lie. if you're caught, you ought to be deported. if you do that, implement a remain in mexico program, a safe third country agreement, and finish the wall. all you have to do is enforce the law. we could have this border secure in two months. max. president biden could do it all by executive order but doesn't want to so we're trying to pass a bill. he's obstructed us at every step of the way. the man believes in open boarders. it's clear. elizabeth: go

morgan as his family was struggling to pay the inheritance taxes after he passed away. the crazy thing is that most of his fortune was antiquities and not cash. john d rockefeller famously said, he owned all and wasn't that rich. by the way, these panels were installed higher up, which is why you get a little crown in the room. the reason they were applied higher was so that they could sell more furniture to be placed underneath. i'm always thinking about that stuff. after dinner, there is a huge part of the golden age. the men in the house would go downstairs to where the room was and there was a bowling alley down there and they would smoke cigars and have cognac's down there and the ladies would go to the drawing room where the name comes from. they would withdraw to the drawing room and they would meet up here in the living room with oak panels and over the fireplace is the famous of saint jerome and either side of that, thomas moore and cromwell. finally, the ar salon, which was the largest private gallery space in new york city. it is important to know that divvying sold a lot of questionable pieces to newly minted millionaires. he reserved

morgan state university, the jason johnson is here. plus, host of the podcast fast politics and special correspondent for vanity fair molly john fast, formerepartment official during the obama administration rick stangle and editor at large for the bulwark, charlie sykes. your colleagues at the bulwark wrote that piece, i would call it chilling. talk about why we're closer to constitutional failure today than we were, let's say, three years ago. >> well, because donald trump has been radicalized and radicalized the republican party. he has managed to revise the history of what happened on january 6th and any lingering hope that the republican party would serve as a guardrail or a check on his ambitions, i think it has been destroyed. i think those hopes have evaporated. a trump 2.0 administration would be far more aggressive, would not have the kinds of adults in the room who restrain donald trump. and donald trump has made it absolutely clear. there is no subtlety or ambiguity about what he would do once he got the levers of power, that the second trump administration would be about retribution, would be about revenge, would be about tear

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john williams later on this afternoon. the fed speak starts to pick up tomorrow morning on friday. bank earnings season really kicking off. jp morganole host of others through the week. tom: jp morgan capturing profit dollars in banking. they will slide through this on how much they are making. what's good to be interesting about this is with blackrock we have not addressed yet what is the right size to cost efficiencies. that's going to be i'm not sure what they know what they're going to say on wednesday. >> 3% of global workforce 600 employees. absolutely nailed it. this is what you were looking for now. will we see more of that from the other players. some of the big shifts they are starting to see an asset management. i'm wondering if you see it elsewhere. >> asset management may be as a gossip idea esg and that struggle. this is not some annual layoff at john deere or caterpillar. they did a layoff 12 months ago. they had layoffs somewhere. the answer, of 3%. it adds up to a real number. jonathan: we see our industry changing faster than at any time since the founding of blackrock. that's quite a statement off the back of tha