lloyd blankfein picked david solomon said he was the guy in 2016 best positioned to replace lloyd andne they had a falling out. blankfein has been saying he doesn't appreciate the way david solomon is running the show. some management moves or consolidations. that he hasn't consulted with lloyd even though lloyd has a office in the place. that internal dissension is not good because lloyd blankfein is plugged into other executives with goldman. goldman in many ways is partnership. he is plugged in that. but he knows the board, he knows whether david solomon stays or goes some day in the future. listen, there is a pattern here. look at jack welch, once he had a falling out with immelt, immelt's time was up almost. remember jeff immelt? liz: yes. >> he was fired from ge. jack welch was one of his biggest outside critics. another one is bob chapek and iger, over at disney, when they had a falling out, iger was behind the scene questioning bob chapek's management. chapek got as you know, fired and iger ironically took his john. i don't think lloyd blankfein is angling for david solomon ea

that's life well planned. ♪ ♪ liz: former goldman sachs ceo lloyd blankfein and current ceo david solomonn's management style and goldman's falling stock price. blankfein himself is speaking out. charlie, what is the skype? >> this story -- the scoop? >> blankfein has exclusively told the us here that he is burying the hatchet, he and solomon are burying the hatchet with their past contra temps that they have been peeking regularly lately -- speaking regularly lately and even have a dinner planned for this weekend. as you know, comes amid speculation that lloyd blankfein, the previous ceo who appointed david solomon, the current ceo of goldman, were having a riff. and i can tell you there was a rift. i know that for a fact, i know that from sources very chose to the company. it was on a number of levels. number one, i think, i think lloyd was really felt hurt and nub by david, that david solomon didn't involve him in major conversations involving some of the big issues that he's doing now like getting rid of the consumer banking unit that lloyd are actually started. so i think he felt a l

ceos helming the behemoth over the past two decades ranges from hank paulson to jon corzine, lloyd blankfeint worked for all three -- four -- and helped the firm navigate many major transitions. but it's the her own transition that's now the subject of her new memoir, coming out trans in corporate america. maeve duvali joins me now along with charlie gasparino. welcome. >> thanks for having me, nice way to end the week. liz: we say corporate america, but wall street takes it even a step further, does it not? >> yeah, it does. and a lot of people find this surprising, but i had a pretty good experience coming out of goldman sachs. i felt sported and accepted, is and i was happy. >> we broke the story on fox business. >> you did, charlie. it was in early june of 2019, and you guys did the first story. >> what i was most impressed about a, just your courage for doing it and coming -- and doing it publicly, essentially. you know, a week before you were maeve, i interviewed you probably as mike back then. >> yeah. >> and i thought the way you described your journey, to me, was poignant, and it ki