msg is used all over the globe. americans eat, on average, about a half gram of msg per day.ned soups. the term chinese restaurant syndrome has marinated long enough in the u.s. that it has left a sour note to chinese american chefs like chris chong. >> i openly admit i use it in my food. i have no problems with it. >> reporter: would you consider it an ingredient that adds flavor? >> that's exactly what it is. it's no different than salt and pepper. it just adds a depth of savoriness to food. >> reporter: he says the lingering stigma against msg may have more do with xenophobic views. >> they all use msg. i have only heard in the chinese environment the request for no msg. don't put msg in the food. i know you use it in china. t america now. >> reporter: there's not italian restaurant syndrome or mexican restaurant syndrome. >> first of all, msg is delicious. >> reporter: a company led a campaign to have them update the term as dated and offensive. another campaign took aim at the phrase, no msg. for one thing, msg was not discovered in chinese restaurants. it was a japanese

i'm not an attorney that works on any cases against msg. >> reporter: but msg says she was still bannedlow attorneys in that firm and others. a spokesperson saying in a statement, quote, msg instituted a straightforward policy that precludes attorneys for suing active litigation against the company from attending events at our venues until that litigation has been resolved. whale we understand this policy is disappointing to some, we cannot ignore the fact that litigation creates an inherently adverse environment. all impacted attorneys were notified of the policy, including davis, sapperstein, and solomon, which was notified twice." >> this whole scheme is a pretext for doing collective punishment on adversaries who would dare sue msg. >> reporter: other firms have sued over being blacklisted. conlon said she thought a recent judge's in order one of those cases made it clear that ticketholders like her may not be denied entry to any shows. >> i was just a mom taking my daughter to see a christmas show. >> reporter: msg says in this particular situation, only the one attorney who chose

this mother isn't actually the attorney suing msg, she is just at a law firm that is in litigation witholicy, they alerted the law firm saying this is our policy, you won't be able to come, so she was warned. here's the thing, opera is right next door, would've gone across the street and had a glass of wine, stop at one glass of wine, we are going to be healthy, but it's a very unfortunate, if this was really a policy, i think they have gone a little too far with it, come on, she was taking the girl scout troop, her daughters, i think he should've let her in. i find it a little creepy that the facial recognition thing is going on for private use, but there's just a lot of things to unpack. i think they have taken it a little too far. >> dagen: david, it happened one female lawyer at mariah carey's recent christmas event at madison square garden. apparently according to "the new york times," madison square garden has been doing this at least as far back as 2018 used in the facial recognition. the whole thing is just creepy and gross. >> david: i am with you, we don't live in a cctv world

it didn't just happen at msg but happened on rockets performance. >> so for one, my understanding isinteresting things going on here. the one thing i would say is probably not the best idea to be kicking out and making a really big legal issue with a whole bunch of attorneys. like, this is the exact worst group to actually go after, right, because they will be bringing the suits from my understanding they will be bringing suit against james dolan in msg entertainment. it's generally legal. what's interesting is that the only area it has not happened is in chicago where msg actually has some venues in chicago. because of an illinois law that is all about biometric regulation, they basically can't do this exact same thing in illinois. so you may see something happen in new york city and new york state in particular kind of looking at these laws because there are ways to effectively stop this and i think a lot of people are kind of wondering how you might be able to stop this nowadays. cheryl: when you're going after lawyers, i would expect a lawsuit. that's just me. we will see you nex

they sold out msg as well as the royal output hall in the u.k..as more than 2 million followers on social media as the creators interview some of the biggest financers and entertainers. i am pleased to welcome the ceos. it is great to have time with you both. welcome. from our own david rubenstein who you have interviewed about building his wealth to talking to people about how to make iras and getting your children involved, overall, what are you seeing at the moment in terms of interest in financial literacy at a time when the markets have been selling off? >> during covid, everybody was home. people were losing jobs. they wanted information and we just happen to be at the right place at the right time with the information to provide to them. people were investing in regular numbers. -- at record numbers. people making money at record numbers. it stayed with them. we are here for the long term. we just don't want to be short-term traders, we want to give information that can change your life and your families as well. caroline: your pairing, you

msg says, well, this is how we protect our companies.vid: not at all. so it wasn't a misidentification. they got the right person but for the wrong reason. lauren, thank you so much. time for the trivia question. jingle bells written for, well, i thought it was for christmas, but it could be for thanksgiving, could be for valentine's day, could be for new year's. what do you think? cold coming o? zicam is the number one cold shortening brand! highly recommend it! zifans love zicam's unique zinc formula. it shortens colds! zicam. zinc that cold! . . nevada gold exploration is at record levels, and getchell gold has just released its first resource estimate. with major discoveries in nevada and results still coming in, they're set for unprecedented growth. getchell gold. david: so earlier we asked "jingle bells," i thought is was obvious question. christmas story. >> trying to trick us. go with new year's. david: i got to stick with christmas. the answer is, whoa, we were both wrong. thanksgiving. >> why? david: published way back in 1857.

meanwhile, msg says this. >> rachel: "msg had a straightforward policy preventing them from attendingenues. until that litigation has been resolved, in this particular situation, only the one attorney who chose to attend despite being notified in advance that she would be denied entry was not permitted to enter and the rest of her group, including the girl scouts, were all able to attend and enjoy the show. if you're working for the law firm, that is somehow involved. you are out and it's embarrassing, apparently, for her. >> brian: who's going to go to trump tower with all the lawsuits with trump suing just about everyone in new york city back and forth? i didn't even know that technology existed. to shoot your face and decide whether you can go in or not. >> rachel: that's our future, by the way, the china-fication of america. >> steve: it's being used in airports to spot bad guys and stuff like that. >> brian: if you go to tiktok, facial recognition, they'll grab it. >> steve: a quarter after the top of the hour. carley joins us on this wednesday with news from idaho. >> carley: th

this is msg!er: after three decades of working the comedy club circuit, jo koy's dreams are finally a reality. >> this is a dream i had 33 years ago when i got on a coffee house stage. not even a stage, a floor with a microphone. >> reporter: the spirited filipino american comedian now bringing much-needed laughter to sold-out communities across america. >> everybody wanted to be in the same seat together, that's what we wanted, laughing. >> reporter: on this day, the 51-year-old is taking a bite out of the big apple, playing a sold-out show at madison square garden. his family along with him. it's just a little bit exciting. >> any superstitions walking in? >> no, it's just, i got to go in the same way. i don't care if i'm in tulsa, oklahoma, or, you know -- >> madison square garden? >> madison square garden. i got to walk in the same way. i don't want to change it up. >> reporter: it's been a year of firsts for koy, recently named one of "people" magazine's sexiest men alive. >> yes, sir, yes, s

she called it the experience of a lifetime brian, mariah is playing msg again tomorrow i was checking tickets you get up close from the stage and the price is $3,000 for a pair see who she invites this time around. >> come on that seems like chump change compared to taylor swift tickets. it is $3,000 to stand outside garden and put your ear against the door for swift >> brian, don't go there it is a sore spot in my house with my daughter the trauma alone >> you are frances rivera. thank you very much. >> sure thing. >> all i want for christmas is for you and your family to get taylor swift tickets i know, a sore spot for a lot of people we need eight taylor swifts going around the world. >>> still ahead, your morning rbi with wall streets most loved stocks next year and some of its ggt ilth year. stick around ugh, this rental car is so boring to drive. let's be honest. the rent-a-car industry is the definition of boring. and the reason can be found in the name itself. rent - a - car? you don't want a friend. you want the friend. you don't want a job. you want the job. the is always ov

like right away she looked in a law firm involved in litigation against a restaurant associated with msguse she works there she can watch the show. doesn't that sound nuts? "they knew my name before that she showed them they knew the firm i was associated with before i told them and they told me i was not being allowed to be there" another attorney just cart kicked out of a knicks game, and another was exported out of brodey connecticut concepts and she was celebrating her wedding anniversary good to me now is mike davis. founder and president of the article three project. it is to be up there? >> is a huge deal, huge problem, where james stolen, this book brett billionaire when he noted these companies, is using facial recognition technology to survey and surveilled that 20,000 people who want to madison square garden's 36,000 people who want the radio city music hall, finding his legal and political enemies and then having his goon security guards help them down and fill them out. this is outrageous what he is doing. and it needs to be regulated. >> so, what's a clear and i got my faci

the strikes have left ukraine with a power deficit and unable to meet the basic msg needs of the countryars are growing among officials that moscow could be planning a large strikes around new year's day. in this small village near her song, people bracing for a bitterly cold winter. winter without power. collecting firewood in other supplies to protect against plummeting temperatures. >> we will get through the winter because we've fixed the chimney. now we need to have. we will get through it. we don't have another option, where would we go? >> on top of all of this, a war of words brewing between moscow and kyiv. russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov issuing an ultimatum. that ukraine must bowed to russia's demands, including giving up occupied ukrainian territories, or else the russian army will take matters to its own hands. ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy says that won't happen. he is vowing to retake all captured ukrainian ground. >> diplomatic negotiations seem just as gridlocked as the battlefield. a little sign of peace coming this holiday season in a conflict that co

girl scout troop was denied entry from a rockettes show because her firm has a pending lawsuit against msg nfl announced its probe all rosters yesterday and one special-teams player had an amazing reaction when his coach told him the big news. >> congratulations. you are the probable special-teams guy. you are the starter. >> ashley: good for him. hard work and determination paying off. he entered the nfl as an undrafted free agent in 2018 and was released and signed to washington's practice squad nine different times before making it to the pro bowl. >> brian: who put that outcome of the nfl? was of the redskins? >> carley: the commanders. >> brian: that's right. >> carley: or "the washington football team?" it's hard to keep track. >> will: i love success, failure, resilience stories. >> brian: you have to be fearless. >> will: we showed you this story a little bit earlier. it's worth repeating. santa claus has got a lot going on right now, so they're going to extend him some grace. but you might need to, as well, because his performance seeing the national anthem at a florida state notr

she works inlo a law firm involved in the litigation against a restaurant associated with msg. and because she work associawith she can't watch the show. doesn't it sound nuts? quote, they knew my name beforeb i told theefm. they knew the firm i wasthem a associated with before i told them and they toldndy me i wast being allowed.o be i was not allowed to be there. a anothenor attorney just got a ki kicked out of a knicks gamcke and another was escorted out of a brandi carlile concert as she was celebrating her wedding anniversary. >> joining mme ne noow iw is mi davis, founder of the president of the article three project. pr >> is this a big deal ?>> is a this is a huge deal . this is a huge problem where there's james dolan, this spoiled brad, billionaire who inherited these companies is using facial recognitionchnoo technology to surveil, surveilgy the entire twenty thousand people who go into madison square garden or the six thousand people who go into the radio city music hall fighting hisradio legalg his gn and political enemies and then having his goons, security secuwn

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this is important because when i went to the msg new year's eve run in april, i got covid and so didthe garden. even three out of four members of phish got covid and now it looks like it's coming back. kailey: anecdotally, it disrupted some of our christmas plans and if it's not covid there are just a lot of other people who are sick, the flu or something else. even my dog has canine influenza right now. if we could all send grant the silver labrador our best wishes. matt: port grant. we will talk to the doctor about this rebound and covid infections and how it could affect your new year's eve celebrations, when we come back. this is "bloomberg surveillance ." kailey: we should play phish. matt: we should. we will player during the break. good morning. ♪ ritika: keeping you up to date with news from around the world, with the first word, i'm ritika gupta. china removing the final covid zero restrictions. january 8 beijing will no longer require travelers to quarantine, they will only need a negative covid test within 48 hours. meanwhile the chinese government may reduce the frequency