sam goldman returns as the ceo of openai just days after the company's board ousted him, raising the the future of artificial intelligence. as so many prepare for a bountiful holiday, a growing number of american families are ly

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sam altman at the top of the ship. turning from open add to the real estate market, we will speak now with don mullen who spent decades running credit businesses at bear stearns and goldmanhs before leaving in 2012 to found the firm that expanded rapidly to become a more than $50 billion asset manager. now one of the country's largest private owners of single-family homes and rentals. he joins us on the future of the real estate market in an interview. don, on this program we heard people call this multiple times a housing crisis. it is not the same type of housing crisis as we saw in 2008, the time you are very familiar with from you, goldman. don: we have gone from eight a time where we had liberal lending standards and excess supply of housing stock. today we have been suffering under the challenges of less housing stock relative to the number of people seeking to live in the single-family home. that is the product of longevity. baby boomers are once again staying in their homes longer, choosing not to move out, producing the available housing stock. two, a lack of construction in the last decade. then of course the demographic wave of millennials becoming household f

lisa: we were hearing from sam stovall that you have a an openness to rate cuts. you were saying that based on goldman slowing. i have so misunderstood this cycle that i don't understand exactly how housing fits into this, i don't understand the variable lags, how consumers can be running out of cash. tom: you went to the long and variable leg of -- lag of the pandemic. are we really be the stimulus of the pandemic? tomorrow, personal income and personal spending. i and everyone else has been so wrong on that. will give us another poignant tone to what the consumer is doing? jonathan: jobless claims and then onto next week. just around the corner, big conversation, howard marks. that conversation about 45 minutes away. from new york city, good morning . ♪ (sfx: stone wheel crafting) ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ fresh, warm hot dogs! when i'm not selling hot dogs, i invest in a fund that advances innovations like robotics. fresh, warm hot dogs, straight out of my