one brian moynahan. a reaffirming year.hat moynahan was talking about with the consumer is strong, the markets are moving, credit remains really strong. bfa sees mortgage growth keeping face and continuing. i'm lost. lisa: kailey pointed this out, some headlines reiterating from all of the banks, saying that credit is holding in there, but consumers are doing well. to use your word, the partition between now and then. now and what is going to happen in six months. how do you game that out given how higher rates are, how high they are likely to go, higher gas prices, read prices. tom: 4% inflation out there somewhere, i have 2% growth, that 6% nominal gdp which goes back to the animal spirit that moynahan has seen. kailey: that is that they are reiterating now, the growth picture doesn't actually look all too bad at this moment i look at these kind of headlines and i wonder is that a good thing for the federal reserve? it means that they are actually going to be able to exclude a soft landing. where is the fact that the cons

it will be interesting to see if jay moynahan recuses himself from that vote because of what he said television jim nance the other day though it's very interesting and it's sad that they're putting that additional ouexerting pressure on it because our tour is a good tour. it's got incredible feel and the points should be rated and then everything else takes care of itself. >> a lot of people are asking to talk from your perspective. you ngreg norman, thank you so much. >> thanks brian.>> we will move ahead. ukraine losing ground to russia with weaponstaking way too long. it's got to go to work speed . general jack keno, what needs to be done live here. brian: ukraine is one step joining the european union, the commission granting tenancy status. losing major ground despite shaky and unsteady of vladimir putin of russia . how are so many weapons taking so long to get to the battlefield? joining us now nstrategic analyst jack keane. how important was it for the european nation to show up in kyiv this week? >> blis critical because these countries arepart of the problem . france and ge

economy but if you want to go on a rosier note for this week we had bank of america's ceo brian moynahan and president john waldron acknowledging the unprecedented risks in the economy as the fed is trying to pull down inflation but they were not as gloomy. jack: there are some layoffs we've seen recently. carleton: a number of companies that benefited during the pandemic announced layoffs. coin base, tesla, peloton, major pandemic plays. jack: jack, you've been watching meme stocks through the pandemic, game stop in particular announced earnings, the stock popped 10%. jack: i tried not to watch them but can't help it sometimes. the earnings were bad, stock was up, videogame sales are beside the point, the company is getting into crypto and nfts in time for crypto winter. it has a plan for making money from trading of mfts from video games in case the company that makes games and consoles, handing it over to a mall store chain. the company has not answered questions from analysts in more than a year and meme traders jump on stock once in a while but don't worry, the sec is out with a new

i was talking to patch moynahan in the middle of watergate. pat was one of nixon's first councils. really neat guy, and he grew up in hills kitchen, so he really knew both sides. and he said, jeff, this business we are in, this business of politics. it's going to attract some very intense people. you can't keep them out because we work off of volunteers. the justice what do you do when you first have an inkling that you've got a knot on your site? and we failed. that's where we failed. >> taking this conversation into the -- hour at 10 am eastern, and inviting yours to join this conversation, as we talk about two key players from that time on the 50th anniversary of the 1972 watergate break in. four nights as usual, republicans (202) 748-8001, democrats (202) 748-8002, independents (202) 748-8003. did you do do -- >> i have equal time here? >> because of of course. >> because jeff someone here i would agree with. as one republican said, -- who worked for president trump, the fish stinks from the head. and when the top of the line is willing to sit -- for example, john mitchell sat

. >> brian moynahan.ontradicts each other when brian moynahan saying people are flush and more money in the bank and they are willing to spend jamie dimon says we see that, but we see big clouds on the horizon. it is not an either/or situation necessarily. these guys are paid to do risk management if you are paid to do risk management, you are looking out to find if you are conservative and if that is your brand and that is jamie dimon's brand. preparing for the next storm >> risk management >> right >>> in the meantime, we are watching solar stocks popping in the pre-market the white house is preparing to announce it will not impose any new tariffs on solar importis fo the next two years that is aimed at getting projects back on track after the commerce department investigation over chinese producers were circumventing tariffs by brought the industry to a near halt the unintended consequences piece. you start doing things and it shuts down the industry and it creates problems all of the stocks are higher

both on the dash points for anybody coming in, it's jay moynahan. >> pga tour commissioner jay moynahaniew with cbs sports. north carolina mistakes football player collide for off-season fund. their coach posted this footage of them playing. players create a ring for a battle on a team building game involving giant inflatable bubbles. the "fox & friends" crew knows a thing or two. this is a flashback when stephen ainslie tried it out on "fox & friends." i think maybe lawrence did that a couple of weeks ago. >> ainsley: it is fun. if you are knocked over it doesn't hurt. >> brian: that's what joe biden did. >> steve: thank you very much. joe biden should write his block and knocker ball suit. thank goodness he was wearing a helmet. impossible burgers, soy protein, coconut, flower, sunflower oil, potato protein. >> brian: i will tell you it's really good. i will tell you this, it scares me. it's a turkey burger. hamburger, with the impossible burger, give it a nickname. tell me what's in it. give me one word. >> steve: i think they call it impossible burger because that's impossible. the

moynahan, i think we have a soft landing upon us.n, almost making speechless lack of problem type of issues in dc when it comes to all the things the economy is facing. let's extrapolate that to treasury secretary janet yellen which almost made me smoke my bites yesterday after hearing soundbites. lost control of the inflation, lost control of the economy and no policy to deal with. the reality is we should be take care of as far as finances here. be sensitive to changes in our lives, whether it's our job, whether it's income and whether it's our spending and take that going forward as a way to say, hey, let's get through the recession, the slowdown which is upon us now, faster and smoother than we have before and come out better than we were than when we got into it. maria: i'm not surprised at jamie dimon stance, he says the bank will be much more conservative. let not forget what happened in 2006 and 200, right, he came across jp morgan did, tried to help when the u.s. tried to help doomsday, he acquired bear stearns and he got sl