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leon cooperman with omega, and their family office, chairman and ceo.e want to talk about the markets front and center, but of got to ask you once and for all, as we have seen time after time after time, the hiding of leverage on wall street to get to some form of greed, it always gets ugly and shakes market confidence. with archegos and all that, that secret leverage that no one knew was there, is it -- has it harmed permanently are market confidence? leon: everything is cyclical. the fact that after long-term capital, the industry would get into this kind of predicament again, i don't know that i would say quickly, but getting into the same predicament again, it is kind of surprising. i guess they want to make a margin on what they lent this fellow. i would say more things change, the more they remain the same. jonathan: good to see you again. what do you make of the increased man for transparency disclosure in the hedge fund community? leon: i don't get the idea of the family office. i feel like eli roth in "godfather ii," which i've only seen a mill

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jonathan: leon cooperman their of the omega family office, the chairman and ceo, on inflation and whatmean for rates in this market. good morning. >> this is "bloomberg surveillance" with tom keene, jonathan ferro, and lisa abramowicz. here's the price action of the moment. we ship up as follows on the s&p 500. futures positive three, almost 0.1%. yields up almost a basis point on tens. euro-dollar, $1.2049. crude just a little bit lower. commodity rally defining the moment we are in. demand shocks on wti. here's the line from j.p. morgan. "many of today's investment management's have never experienced the rise in yields, commodities, values, or stocks in any meaningful way. managers will not take chances and will reposition portfolios." ultimately, that is what we have been looking at. tom: it is all moving along in real time, and we will continue with claims coming up in about 35 minutes. what jon and i like to do is stop the show when it is important, and right now we are most fortunate to have david wilson with us come our bloomberg stocks editor. one of the giants of what we do ha

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he was the alpha and omega of the bubble. whenow look at one of the topics he talk about after games, put aside the fact he is finals mvp chasing jordan and all that. look at the number of things the was opining about, very twat intellectually and very impactful it's wide. breonna taylor, jacob blake, george floyd, voting access, justice systems that areland against black americans in particular. his personal fear of the police. the list goes on and on and on. gun control. presidential politics. weighing in on the 2020 election. he's sniping back and forth with trump at various points. there's nobody else who could kind of carry that burden and also play at that statement high level -- same high level publicly. don't know at a moderna athlete in the nba who could do what be blown dawn hi and didn't have to do that. he could have sane i want to win this title because i just watched the last dance and michael jordan looked incredible and he walked towards the burden and that was real impressive and it was a signed of his charac

when i think that what you have to remember is, the george floyd case was alpha, not omega. we have a lot of debates to come in the battle over police reform. >> david, thank you. for the police perspective let's turn to isaiah mckinnon, former police chief in the city of detroit, now a cnbc contributor. chief, the district attorney says the officers acted in a manner consistent with their training your thoughts. >> no -- well, shepard, let me say this if trained properly, you prepare yourself for the inevitable. that is, you make sure that whatever is going to happen, you are prepared for for instance, as i saw in that snippet, that car was there. there was not a car in front, side or back of that car to keep him from escaping. and so what you do is you make sure that the car can't move that the defendant is driving. in addition to that, you are taught to make sure that if you use deadly force, there's a real reason behind that as mr. henderson was saying before me, that wasn't the case here you look at this in terms of if the officers -- how did they act in this, and to me

he is the alpha, not the omega. he is the beginning of the federal government's investigation.women and from there they will look for documents because documents create powerful circumstantial evidence. joel greenberg's testimony ain't worth much anymore after this plea. >> all right. danny, we will be following this closely. thank you for joining us this morning. we appreciate it. >>> up next, alleged doping. a series of drug tests and lots of triple crown drama. all eyes on the kentucky derby champion medina spirit as he gets ready to race again today. >>> and coming up in the next hour, revisionist history. should the lawmakers who downplay the january 6th insurrection be censured? one democratic congressman is making it his mission. >>> plus, lieutenant-general russel honore at 7:30. we will ask the man tasked with veterans gating the riots what he thinks about one g.o.p. lawmaker's claim that january 6th looked like a normal tourist visit. >>> a club for us, follow us at msnbc weekends. tweet at us. we would love to hear from you. [music: "i swear"] jaycee tried gain fling

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guest: it tells me that doing donald trump's bidding is the alpha and omega of their political strategylity. the extraordinary thing about liz cheney is she is one of the most conservative members and the house of representatives. she voted on the trump agenda more than 90% of the time. whatever scorecard you look at, in terms of policy she is a solid and reliable conservative. she was thrown out, canceled from her leadership position for one reason only. she refuses to go along with the big lie about the election and whitewash january 6. with all of the fallout from the insurrection, the only republican member to face any sanction is the one person who was willing to tell the truth. that says something about kevin mccarthy's big tent which is toxic. host: 35 house republicans rebuking kevin mccarthy, voting in favor of this commission. after leaving mccarthy said he would not support it. did that surprise you? guest: if i had to bet, i would have gone with 10 and 20. i had dave jelly on my podcast the day before. he was walking through what it meant to with a vote, the threat of loss o

>> well, it tells me that doing donald trump's bidding is the alpha omega of their political strategy. one thing about liz cheney, she's one of the most conservative members, she had voted with trump on the trump agenda more than 90% of the time. now, whatever report card you look at, whatever score card you look at. in terms of policy, liz cheney is a solid and reliable conservative and yet, she was thrown out, she was canceled from her leadership position for one reason and one reason only, because she refuses to go along with donald trump's big lie about the election and she refuses to whitewash january 6th. so it is interesting that with all of the fallout from the on january 6th. literally the only republican member of congress to face any sort of sanction is the one person who was willing to tell the truth, and i think that says something about kevin mccarthy's big tent which is actually rather toxic and shriveled. >> of course this week 35 house republicans rebuking kevin mccarthy voting in favor of this january 6th commission after the leader mccarthy saying he would not suppo