let's get the first word news headlines with soon keenan -- su keenan. have accelerated a shift towards reopening the economy. shanghai and hangzhou are easing some covid restrictions after protests against the nation's transient policies last week. shanghai will scrap pcr testing requirements to enter outdoor public venues. meanwhile, hangzhou, home to tech giant alibaba, testing requirements for vent -- entry at most public venues will also be dropped. the u.s. is building a more lethal force posture is in the indo pacific. this is part of efforts to make sure china does not dominate the region. austin says china is the only country that has the will and the power to reshape the area. evergrande's offshore creditors are said to have signed confidentiality agreements as they seek to advance that negotiations with the chinese developer. sources tell us that talks began over the weekend. evergrande is trying to present a restructuring of its dollar debt as soon as this week and is hoping to get some support for the plan from creditors in february. to sout

please welcome cody keenan!see you. now, for those up there who do not know you: former white house speechwriter, current northwestern university professor. >> that's right. >> stephen: go, u-northwestern. >> go cats. >> stephen: quaecumque sunt vera. now, sometimes you answer to the nickname, "hemingway." >> yeah. >> stephen: no pressure for a writer. >> yeah. >> stephen: okay, papa, i'll bite-- how did you get the nickname hemingway? >> well, here's the dirty little secret. in the white house, everybody just assumed it was because-- i had some heft to me. during the state of the union address, i'd grow a big beard. >> stephen: huge fan of bull fighting. >> huge fan of bull fighting. it has nothing to do with any of that. it's because, in 2014, we were on an official trip to france, and i was writing a speech for the president for the 70th anniversary of d-day. which, that's not really a speech you can screw up. you know? everybody knows the story of d-day, you can't really mess up that story. but i busted my a

i am su keenan.rg. >> let's look at what we have on the outcome of the indian markets. why they think the global slowdown will have little impact on india. ♪ >> 20 degrees in that part. we are looking at india's financial capital. we are seeing lots of temperatures there. a little bit to the downside when it comes to the nifty contract. we are seeing a negative start of the trading day. the nifty is down by half of 1% there. at the moment, it will apparently be some of those tech stocks that are under a bit of pressure as we go toward that open in about just under half a minute. >> the focus will shift to the summer banks monetary policy. they manage about $6 billion in assets. good to have you with us. what are you expecting the rbis to do midweek? how is the latest ism figure in the u.s. shaping the thinking? >> i heard the central bank has been seeing the growth fighting. our situation in this country is very different. we do increase interest rates but then there has been more on that. do not do

i am su keenan. this is bloomberg. >> still ahead, chainalysis inc. tells us how the ongoing saga with ftx reveals vulnerabilities with cryptocurrency exchanges. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is a tough trading environment with the war in the ukraine, inflation in more than 10%. it is a tough environment. businesses and consumers do not like uncertainty at this time of year. >> with global recession looming, our guest says that whether this one year for stocks alternative to a catastrophic few years will play out this year. let's bring in paul gambles from mbmg group. what are some of them are some of the risk factors that could create the environment for a prolonged downside? >> good morning. the issue is how much damage the tightening policy can do before we get a reversal of that policy. you have to remember, we are in a slow down, probably in an earnings recession right now and we have tiger -- tighter monetary policy. we have had a correction so far this year that is a fairly typical, once every fe

i'm su keenan. this is bloomberg. shery: still ahead, we will explore the space business with a japanese firm hoping to commercialize what it calls artificial shooting stars. up next, a look at the week ahead with sarah hunter. here why she is expecting his debt down from the fed and boe. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i think there is a growing coming together that we probably are going to make more progress on inflation that many people inspect -- that many people expected, but it's because the fed is going to do what is necessary but there is likely to be some adverse aspect of that. shery: former treasury secretary larry summers on the fed's fight against installation. some of the biggest banks holding meetings on policy. on tuesday, the fed is expected to raise rates by 50 basis points, marking a downshift from four straight hikes of 75 basis points. the ecb expected to ease its recent eighth to half-point aided by a less aggressive fed. investors expect another half-point increase from the bank of england as well. othe

i am su keenan.s is bloomberg. ♪ shery: looking ahead to china's trade numbers. early indicators pointing to a steeper drop in the country's exports. correspondent anna curran joins us now. we have seen more signs of cooling global demand. is this going to be reflected in the numbers? >> that is the expectation. looking for a sizable drop in both exports and imports. we had warnings -- new orders that particular manufacturing gauge captures smaller private export companies. south korea's trade numbers have given a warning for where china is heading. we are seeing a big dip in those volumes coming out of south korea as well and the global demand story is weighing on goods out of china. it is not just that demand is weakening, there's a lot of merchandise inventory already stocked up around the world. these department stores just don't need to buy as many goods as they would a year ago. the export story is expected to be week. the import side is also expected to be weekend that is going to reflect the

i'm su keenan. this is bloomberg. shery: still ahead, calls for the use of nuclear power roll out as industry giants from india to japan seek to tame energy costs. the uranian explorer joins us later this hour. charles schwab shares their market strategy and caution that china's reopening may be a risk for inflation. jeffrey kleintop is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the effects of the rate hikes and the cumulation of tightening and training of liquidity from the bond market will make 2023, in my opinion, a recessionary year. haidi: the ceo on the possibility of a 2023 recession. the top catalyst of the markets this week, our next guest says there could be a fed downshift, china's reopening is providing an upside risk to inflation. let's bring in jeffrey kleintop, the global asset management of charles schwab. the fed this week, we're comfortable markets wise, in terms of expectations. does it feel like we are not looking at what happens next year and the second half of next year given market expectations that the fed

i am su keenan with first word headlines.se authorities have accelerated before opening the economy. shanghai and wenzhou are easing some covid restrictions after the protest here. shanghai will scrap pcr testing. meanwhile, the home to the tencent, alibaba testing requirements for entry in most public venues. they will keep their output unchanged. this as they take stock of a market that is roiled by uncertainty over chinese demand in western supply. the group held a roughly 20 minute online meeting on sunday. the decision is expected to hold for at least a few months until its monitoring committee meets once again in february. to south korea now. the president has asked his cabinet to prepare a return to work order. this as damage has been increasing with $2.3 million worth of products in oil and steel. also other sectors that are able to be transported as of saturday. they seek to advance debt negotiations. evergrande is put into get support for the plan for offshore creditors. global news, 24 hours a day on air and on qui

i'm su keenan. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> still to come -- we speak to the university of sydney about the future of renewable energy and business in china. we will have more on that later. and is the chinese covid zero pivot feeling consumption? more, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ 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 does it connect with acc...? ahhhhhh ahhhhhh ahhhhhh >>nipun capital. there's been a rise in inflation as well. what sort of unintended consequence do you expect from the sharp rebound in consumption in china? >> the important thing to keep in mind as the sharp rebound is not only the change to covid policies, but also the stimulus for the property sector which has been struggling for the past few years. in addition, the chinese megacap stocks, i was at the policy is becoming more favorable the

i am su keenan. this is bloomberg. rishaad: let's take a look at what we have coming up on the program. we have guests coming in to discuss what is happening market wise into the new year. we will take a look at industry groups that have done better than others and those that have done worse than others. we have to get insights from the 2023 asia outlook here as well. that is coming up. david: also the latest from crypto markets after sam bankman-fried had been released on a $250 million bail package, one of the largest in u.s. history. that is up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ it's hard to run a business on your own. with shopify, you have everything you need to setup your online store, to connect with customers, and to bring your dream business to life. because when we work together, the future is bright. these days, your customers are not just down the hall. they're all over the world. so cute. it doesn't have to be lonely at the top. join the millions to finding success on their own terms. start your journey with a fre

su keenan in new york. jerome powell says the central bank may slow its rate hike pace as soon as its december meeting. powell said the timing is less significant than how high rates need to go and how long policy needs to stay in a restrictive level. the comments cement expectations for a 50 basis point hike at the december meeting. >> the time for moderating the pace of rate increases may come as soon as the december meeting. the timing of that moderation is far less significant than the questions of how much further we will need to raise rates to control inflation. su: the top official in charge of the fight against covid says the company's f -- countries efforts are entering a new phase with the omicron variant weakening and more people getting vaccinated. the remarks are the first official acknowledgment that the virus is no longer as severe. it brings the prospect of more changes to the strict covid zero policy. south african president is close to becoming the country's first leader to face impeachmen

i am su keenan.his is bloomberg. ♪ >> still ahead, australia is likely to avoid recession despite rapid rate rises. up next, optimal capital explains why they think the pivot trade has strength despite hawkish rhetoric from central banks. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> with the were in ukraine, inflation running, the backdrop of strikes, it is a tough environment. businesses and consumers do not like uncertainty. >> let's bring in our next guest, francis stacy. director of strategy at optimal capital. good to have you. it has been an unusual december. still down on u.s. stocks. it has historically been a good month for the equities space. do we have room for a santa claus rally? are we done? >> tough to say. we only have a few trading sessions left on the year. i think yesterday was a bit of a santa claus rally. and it is a little news driven. volumes have remained steady. and the overall sense, as long as the fed continues to tighten, as long as the fed continues to reduce the balance sheet we don't have t

i am su keenan. this is bloomberg.: let's take a look at how we are fearing a half an hour into the start of trading in sydney, mining stocks trading sharply higher in the first four minutes of trade, this optimism over the china reopening story. yet more steps, shanghai and hangzhou dropping pcr tests requirements for most public places and public transport as well. that isn't lending itself to the further leg up when it comes to both chinese assets and china expose assets, including miners in austria. kiwi stocks down .1 of 1%. we could see further moves when it comes to dollar-yen and further strength coming for the yen given the move beyond the 200 day moving average. s&p futures looking negative. watching the aussie dollar as well, we see a bit of u.s. dollar strength as we get the readthrough of the usa jobs report. certainly, we are headed toward the rba decision as well on tuesday with the 25 basis point move in view. this will seem to be closing in on the end of the rba's tightening cycle or the first meeting

i'm su keenan. this is bloomberg.: a plan to cut domestic energy prices in australia is facing hurdles in parliament, oppositions -- opposition before it even gets off the ground. we heard the details of the plan and now really a fast and furious pushback from stakeholders. paul: perhaps not surprising but power and gas bills have been soaring. everyone here has experienced a bit of bill shock. the war in ukraine the key behind this. the october budget forecast a 56% rise in household energy cost. the solution, a price cap of 12 dollars on gas come this is for the mistake market. the s -- the export market is unaffected. so far, so good but so many hurdles. the senate trying to get this through, the greens say they are not going to support it but propose compensation for coal producers. they want stronger action on climate. gas companies unhappy saying this is going to impact them. shery: how bad are those concerns from energy producers? paul: this is where the rhetorical tape gets going. putting the price up is going

i'm su keenan. this is bloomberg.ontinue to grip world economies, banks and brokerages are cutting costs and laying off workers. jeffries has issued a warning when it comes to bonuses and wells fargo firing hundreds more employees in the mortgages business. let's bring in bloomberg's finance editor adam. what are we seeing and what are the broader trends across the market impact? adam: as you know, it is very tight. what this is showing us is even within these areas of banking, there needs to be further cuts. in the case of credit suisse, for example these cuts are centered around debt sales. and a lot of this is the typical plain vanilla bonded trailing desk kind of activity, where they are saying this is part of our oval all global strategy of cutting back our workforce. but we need to trim down physicians in that area. in the case of well fargo and the news that we heard it is more related to the mortgage market. the fact that things are getting a little bit tighter going into next year, so wanting to bring back so

su keenan, this is bloomberg.a: we will get more from the banking sector including our interview with bank of america chairman and chief executive, brian, is next. plus, funds, management's -- tells us what bond market will be on the lookout for as we count down to the rbis week decision. this is bloomberg. this is bloomberg. ♪ against thousands of compliance controls with the help of ai. now you're making smarter decisions faster. operating costs are lower. and everyone from your auditors to your bankers feels like a million bucks. let's create smarter ways of putting your data to work. ibm. let's create grandma, how wide are two reindeer? twenty-seven, twenty-eight, twenty-nine... ♪ ♪ make this december one to remember. together. it worked! happy holidays from lexus. rishaad: this is bloomberg markets. wall street banks are preparing for a potential recession. we are here with david solomon who says that the bank should exercise caution as uncertainty looms. >> we are in a very uncertain time. we are changing mo

su keenan us from new york. can be a protracted search for successor since musk claims nobody wants the job. it's painful but he has confirmed he is stepping down. a tweet a couple of hours ago after some moments of silence. he said, i will resign as ceo as soon as i find someone foolish enough to take the job. he said, he will run the software and server teams. you will focus on the engineering. this would end a reign of chaos at twitter with musk at the helm. he never intended to have a long-term ceo position. he called himself the chief twit. with all the changes, resignations, firings, or letting goes of half the staff, spooking of advertisers, a loss of revenue and daily losses in the millions and policy changes, the criticism was heaping on. that led muscat to put otto pol -- musk to put out a poll, the resounding answer was yes. several put their hands up and said they wanted the job. and speculation about others who should have the job, notably david sachs and jason calaca nis. friends of musk, who had b

i am su keenan. this is bloomberg.till ahead this hour, we will explore the sectors to watch in india next year in an exclusive with hsbc india's amitabh malhotra. but first, beijing is asking covid patients with mild symptoms do not call the medical emergency hotline. more on the country's reopening next. keep it here with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: some of that euphoria frost in markets which has built a -- built up with declines across the board for chinese equities. we have officials in china further downplaying the risks of covid-19 and we see some easing of those curbs. stephen engle joins us. let's kick things off with what they are actually saying right now and comparing omicron to just a common flu. on top of that, some reports suggest they might change the name of covid to something else. stephen: you can call it whatever you want but it will cause the kind of havoc regardless of what you name it. it dismantled covid zero essentially and revamped it, trying to get people out and about in spending to bo

implications, particularly belong beyond the united states. joined by jo cohen, chief economist, the keenan institute at the university of north carolina. thanks a lot for joining us on the to be business of the central banks are going to have been watching the fads today and jerome pals announcement, what will they have taken away from it? i think following up on what your correspond, that you said i think that they're going to continue to have to, to raise rates. and you know, they moved up their, their expectations in terms if you look at what the fed is saying, they raise their forecasts to over 5 percent by year end up half a percentage point from the timber meeting. and then as opposed to market tenants, they did, you know, them kind of easing faster, they're actually going to be using less than an 80 or so that's a bit of a change. and perhaps ship in market expectations. i think back across the world, they're saying, well, that is going to be continue to be fighting inflation and especially and, and so their u. s. interest rates are going to be higher. that's going to put upward pre

i'm su keenan. this is bloomberg. still ahead this hour, we will get a taste of the wine market in india, speaking exclusively to the ceo of the biggest producer with the ipo now open for subscriptions. rishaad: new strains on u.s. china relations meeting as boasted china, japan, netherlands join to curb chipmaking plans. matt murray joins us in a moment. rishaad: you are back with bloomberg markets. china filing a dispute with the wto against u.s. export control measures on chinese microchips. bloomberg has learned japan and the netherlands have agreed in principle to join the u.s. in tightening exports. the two countries are announcing measures in the coming weeks. haslinda: let's put that in the context of the grouping to be hosted next year. joining us as a senior official we have the likes of japan, netherlands why is this a three country grouping so important. guest: thank you ravi. i will say, if there is anything we have learned of the next two years, it's supply chain executive orders, more secure, sustainabl

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i'm su keenan. this is bloomberg. yvonne: still ahead. how much disruption we might expect as the eu closes in on a price cap for russian oil? also previewing the opec-plus virtual meeting. david: also previewing the path for the philippines with the central bank boss. he will be joining us in a couple of minutes. whether or not he is ready to tweak monetary policy. we will find out what he is thinking just ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: doing a check on southeast asia, particularly the philippines. take a look. slightly lower. given the regional mood. f we are on track -- we are on track for three-month ties. the fed pivot, the dollar weakness. maybe time for a pause in the first half of 2023. the bank of thailand cohosting an event to mark the thai central bank's 80th anniversary. haslinda is standing by with our special guest. >> can you believe it? i can't. 16 central bank governors are in this building alone. i don't know about you, i get excited about one. we have 16. i'm over the moon. our special guest is felipe medalla, the

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su keenan joins us with the latest.abide by the results but it is elon musk. >> he has reversed himself before but we know he never intended to stay on as ceo indefinitely. he jumped in temporarily. he may well be looking for a way to step down particularly with the criticism that reached a fever pitch over the weekend causing him to tweet out a pole -- should i stay or should i go as ceo? the results were fairly overwhelming. 58 milk -- 50% of the 17.5 million votes favored elon musk stepping back. there is no clear replacement right now. almost all of the top rank had been fired or resigned. he added that the question is not finding a ceo but finding a ceo that can keep twitter alive. he has said it is on the road to bankruptcy. it loses about $4 million a day. he has fired half of the staff and spooked advertisers. it is been a rough road. meanwhile all he says no one is interested in the job, several people did raise their hands. in fact, a tech entrepreneur, an angel investor and a podcaster put out his own pole as

su keenan having a good time with what is happening with elon musk.a look at apple as it prepares to allow alternative app stores on its iphones and ipads designed to comply with strict european requirements coming in 2024. it's being seen as a departure from the tech giants long-held policies. this is all part of the digital market. we are talking about. it is not something exactly that apple really wanted to happen, they have been warning that if they allow these independents to come in they could produce malware. what was the decision about, how does it move forward? >> well, apple has to comply with a lot. that is of the company does everywhere -- where the company does everywhere. i think this is an encouraging change. it might be an overdue when with the -- one with the european union china free of the apple platform much in the way that google's android's much freer. many of the cautions apple raises about user privacy and except -- google gives an example of that. you can operate in a freer environment. david: is there potential revenue impact

su keenan join us. abide by the results, and so far most of them are saying he should go. >> with about eight hours left to go, millions have weighed in. should i stay or should i go is the question he put out to twitter users relatively casually on sunday and the u.s. after a firestorm of criticism. we know that he fired half the staff, a lot about previously banned users and more recently he has banned noted journalists incurring the wrath of eu and u.n. and has a reverse some of that. so if put out this poll, should he step down. typically he lets these poles run, and by daybreak on the east coast in the u.s. we will have the result appear to favor musk stepping down. going forward, he will hold votes on major policy changes, because a lot of this controversy happened over him blocking journalists he said had doxxed him. he has since restored some of those accounts but announced he would be removing accounts created solely to promote other social media platforms. accounts promoting rival social media

toomey said in a statement that sam bankman-fried's counsel is unwilling to accept service of a su keenanervice of a subpoena. why he is testifying in one chamber as opposed to another is an interesting question. what he said today on his podcast is he wants to give a full account, rather than an incomplete account here. the point we've been making all day is why is he willing to give incomplete accounts to the media but not the lawmakers who are responsible for constituents and who have taken money from him in the form of political donations as well. caroline: just talking about media, this piece by the australian financial review about the inner circle powerhouse at ftx that were using i think it was telegram for communication, what did they call the name of the chat? >> allegedly wire fraud was the name of the chat with his inner circle. he responded on twitter and said if this is true, i wasn't a member of the inner circle, i'm quite sure it is false. he may be asked about this again. also on in the unusual whales podcast, the last question was interesting, they asked about money he g

so it happened to a young woman, lindsay keenan, whose mother we happen to know, kim evans, who cameain what exactly happened, because we think it's worth keeping track of this epidemic. this interview is part of a new episode of "tucker carlson today." here it is. ♪ ♪ >> i got the phone call at 2:00 in the morning from my mother. not the police. i was listed next of kin. but my mother had said, "i am so sorry to be the one to tell you this, but lindsay is gone." and i asked, "what happened?" she said, "we don't know." and i said, "we need closure." and i said, "would you please --" because i live two hours away. my parents, who have been married 55 years, my dad drove my mom and they went to identify her for the police, and when my mom had called me, i asked her to make sure they do an autopsy. get an autopsy, because i want to know exactly, for closure, because not just myself, but there were three babies that have a life now without their mother. >> tucker: i mean, it's a nightmare. it's the definition of a nightmare. you talked to her the afternoon of october 6th, and she's got a

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. >> su keenan with the latest on that drama. we continue to wait for a response out of elon musk. meantime to the ftx and the latest there, sam bankman-fried extradition to the u.s., has hit a snag in the bahamas courtroom. let's get the latest from the bahamas. was this a miscommunication? his lawyer did not seem to be aware of needing to be on the same page. guest: the day definitely started -- for everyone in the courtroom. it seemed to suggest that he was not aware his client was supposed to be in court today, he said that while his client did make him aware, he would use his time to no longer fight extradition. he was axing to be extradited back to the u.s. -- asking to be extradited back to the u.s.. that was not his understanding into the courtroom today. that had laughter and years from the other side, making it clear that -- jeers from the side, making it clear that they would expect to hear the reversal of sbf's decision. it is rather interesting, right -- now they do not know what it will bring. since the hearing this one their local reports that the lawyer did seem to

. >> ladies and gentlemen, keenan ivory. >> is a comedian, there are really only two goals, and thathow, with johnny carson, and saturday night live. and so, when i got the opportunity to do anything that i wanted to do, i absolutely was like, i have got to do a sketch show. >> i am with the iceman chilling. >> our successes right here, and i'm in the booklet, how to make more money without using your money! >> in the history of comedy, it has been a really white down, especially sketch comedy. so, there is a real feeling of it is about time. >> and then they brought hip- hop onto television, dancing with the girls, what the sketches were about, the culture of what the sketches were about, turning black culture upside down, which hadn't really been done on television. >> this is calvin, he is a homeboy the cpn, or b boy, known in the neighborhood. >> what is he doing now? >> this is what they call chilling, alan. >> when it is on the air, there is nothing that is competing with it like it on tv. it felt edgier than s&l, dirtier than s&l. >> now i want to talk about a film i have been

. >>> next up, kevin hart and keenan thompson are teaming up for a special called "back that year up.keenan thompson we'll look back at things you all wish you could forget. >> the buccaneers. >> [ bleep ] >> how much did he think -- >> you can stream starting december 23rd on peacock i'm not sure that was the best clip i'm sure it's hilarious. two of the funniest guys out there. >>> finally princess power and this one is for you. stopping by the drew barrymore "princesses wear pants." we have a little first look at that, too. >> cool! >> hit it. ♪ >> you never know when you will have to princess on the go ♪ jump to it ♪ >> we pinky promise to help those in need. >> our princess power will always succeed >> i'll be right back with royal reinforcements ♪ ♪ princesses wear pants ♪ >> oh, my gosh >> that's a real show. >> it's like giving birth to a baby it's so exciting >> it's called "princess power." it's based on the book, "princesses wear pants" and "princesses save the world." it's about four princesses they represent different kingdoms just like in the book. they all have differen

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. >> that is keenan thomas as herschel walker in last night's episode of "saturday night live."ow and revealed she was pregnant. lizzo was the musical guest. maren morris first began to find her voice as a child singing at her parent's hair salon in arlington, texas. she made a name playing at bars across the state before moving to nashville. in 2016, though, morris recorded one of those songs herself, a love letter to country music hall's my church, that became a top ten hit, won a grammy and launched her career. since then the 32-year-old has become one of the biggest stars in country music and beyond. maren and i got together at a texas barbecue spot in new york for a sunday sit down. >> i've never done this behind a bar. >> you explain it pretty well. >> thank you. i like a bit of a kick on the rim. i know it's early, but whatever. >> thank you so much. i'm honored. cheers. a toast to the end of a tour where maren morris sold out venues across the country and mixed up her favorite margeritas on the bus. >> i'm just not ready for it to be over. i wish we would have done more

su keenan joins us.will abide by the results. >> there have been crickets since the results were made clear that most people who responded believed he should step down. this is uncharacteristic of musk , tweets hit a fever pitch. criticisms coming in about the chaos. blocking some journalists. it was them where they put out the paul asking his followers, should he step down as ceo, and the results were definitive. the majority said he should step down. many believe he wants to step down. he stated from the onset it was never going to be the ceo for long-term, it was a temporary transition. he tweeted a storm saying there was no one who was a successor to him. you would have to like pain to take on the job of ceo and twitter has been on the fast lane to bankruptcy since may. he said no one mom of the job but in fact, several people several people raise their hands saying they would take the job including jason calacanis. he is a technical entrepreneur, angel investor and close friend of musk. he and david

with us now is su keenan. morgan, let me start with your expectations in this industry. had so much drama, so much chaos, a lot of questions about more regulations coming up. you have these financial institutions still trying to leverage at least blockchain technology in order to improve their operations. >> absolutely and the key message is there has been a massive fallout of crypto lending and trading platforms. that have been highly unregulated. we clearly need more regulation globally particularly in the u.s.. it's important for everyone to remember that the failure of ftx, it was a centralized exchange and it wasn't particularly blockchain oriented. blockchain technology has massive transformational impact for the industry globally. things are already happening today. i would characterize 2022 as the first real wave of institutional adoption by large financial institutions. firms like apollo, hamilton lane. keep financial institutions harvesting blockchain to give better services to their customers. >> want to ask you, blockchain came into existence a lot of people