td remains a sizable shareholder in schwab, around 12%.nalyst says in some is if you look a trade-off of exposure to well through selling those schwab shares for capital markets exposure. what is your reaction to that? glen: we are focused on building our wholesale capabilities in the u.s. senate must north america to service our clients. we maintain a strong investment in schwab and maintain governance. using some of that capital to be able to continue to build our profile, build the td securities opportunities to support clients with servicing are america's most convenient bank clients on the commercial side, we think it is a tremendous investment opportunity moving forward. kriti: glen gibson, we think he was always on a big day for td securities. let's get back to the marketeer. there is a lot of movement when you look at what happening. a lot of this we saw this morning when it came to nancy pelosi's trip to taiwan. we had that military move from the chinese military. they were talking about missiles and drills going close to taiwan.

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klaus schwab his great reloaded.r what they are preparing us for many people ask when we will return to normal life. the answer is short, our history will never be divided into two parts of two coronaviruses and after neurosocial and physical distancing can persist even after with the end of the pandemic, no industry, no enterprise will remain unaffected. to end the pandemic, it is necessary to create a worldwide network of digital control. well, i’m expanding a little in the twentieth year. schwab, on the other hand, explained the merging of a person’s physical identity with his digital and biological identity , firstly, alekseevich decipher what he meant, that they are planning with us in simple words new regimes of fascist germany and only fascist, germany for the whole world, yes, that is to each each to control birth control, than to master the digital number, what he breathes, what he lives. and the same thing. the main thing he thinks is digital identity. this is an expression of consciousness. that is, they s

they've seen this before with charles schwab and the new york stock exchange that part is not entirely different. the part that's unique that we're out there telling our story around with crypto, is hey, we're really passionate about economic freedom and we think crypto is this amazing way to create more of that in the world to create financial infrastructure with countries all over the world and even make financial markets right in the u.s. or developed countries that much more efficient. by the way, it's not just about financial services, there's this whole other thing, web 3, and people are building new apps around identity and social and games, and new ways to connect scientific research. it's getting to be much bigger truly the next generation of the internet that's a much bigger picture, a story to tell, which is frankly harder to wrap one's head around i'm still wrapping my own head around it. every company has to start with one big thing that grows revenue. you have a next act, and a next act, that's the story we're out there telling. >> brian, it's been a brutal year for coinb

horizon kinetics launched the blockchain, actively managed fund on thursday charles schwab launched thet tracks an index of global exposure to companies that may benefit from the development of cryptocurrencies why now with bitcoin down 50% on the year let's talk with the managing director and head of equity product management and innovation at schwab asset management david, bitcoin's up today, i see, but it's lost two-thirds of its value really since november 2021 why now with the cryptocurrency fund >> you know, bob, for us it's not about timing the market with a product launch like this it's really taking the insights we gain from investors as to what they're looking for in exposures in their portfolio for the long-term. we then take that, combine it with our expertise and our scale, and look to bring a product to market that we think is going to survive for the long-term and really deliver on its long-term objective, which is what we've done in this case. >> still, i look at what's on this fund, what's in this fund i see a lot of names closely associated with crypto, i see riot bloc

schwab makes sure you're sitting down and can be the head of the oil company meeting, the saudi prince has capacity to make your dreams come true. this is bankable. whatever the rest of us think about davos, that function is what keeps the thing going. >> so here's a question, are there any good guys or gals among these davos views and do we see reformed davos men and people trying to walk the walk? peter: i mean, there's billionaires that believe in the wealth tax and people i've written about, the closest is bennioff. he's on the record supporting higher taxation to finance homeless service but it's always in collision with the reality that it's going to avail themselves of whatever tax perks are there for him to which one might say, well, what's co would keepid their job if they didn't avail themselves of the tax perks. this is the guy that's writing the tax code through his might be in the business round table and lobbyim shop at the time headed by jamie diamond and ceo of jp morgan chase and getting that $1.5 trillion package tax cuts from trump. so in my book, you're not going to

there's no regulators around schwab. make sure that you're just sitting down, you know, you can be the head of an oil company meeting the the saudi prints who has the capacity to make your dreams come true, and this is bankable. so whatever the rest of us think about davos that function is what keeps the thing going. so here's the question. are there any good guys or gals among these? davos divas that is to say do we see any reformed davos men people who are really trying to walk the walk. there are billionaires who believe in the wealth tax. i mean the people i've written about the the closest is benioff, right? i mean i benny off is on the record supporting higher taxation to finance homeless services, but but it's always in collegian with the reality. he's gonna balance yourself of whatever tax perks. are are there for him to which one might say? well, you know what ceo would keep their job if they didn't avail themselves of the tax perks. this is a guy who's actually writing the tax code affectively through his membe

i'll schwab bows it to a to include to also while you come to the regular mental institutions and the still recovering that any, any attempt to recover some like this is state me, it may be to the organization is that the daughter rice come to the salon and so they have greater money now of course, stability is a major issue in somalia. the government is of course, battling groups like i'll show bob isn't attacked like this for people in mogadishu . is this something that comes as a surprise to people there? you know, i love the tax we're recording scene is 2010, but the last to one then the last column is the fastest in the last one scene is new and it's the administration led by this and i said to him to ball or last, he may so it in mainly had been is, and it will have been if the to kept the follow of attacks are not taken by the government. all right, journalists, busha maxima there in august issue. thanks for that update. holland's environment minister has announced a speedy investigation into the cause of a mass fish die off in the odor river. along its border with germany. ger

joining us is kevin gordon, senior investment research manager at charles schwab.re you in the camp this should be a one day work week? if the answer is yes and we are waiting for friday, why am i seeing such remarkable moves in the market today? kevin: maybe the focus is on just one day because of powell's speech. but i think the weakness today is kicking in our continuation of the momentum we saw at the end of last week. particularly, the action on friday. they be it is the end of an exhaustive phase of the short covering rally. or maybe it is the realization that we are probably going to get more hawkish confirmation or a hawkish stance from powell later this week. because we have gotten more confirmation from other fed members. i also think it is a realization that we will see more continuation of weaker economic data and the market embracing that. i think it is a mixture of all of that. no doubt, as you have been mentioning, a lot of focus on what powell is going to say on friday. guy: what do you think he is going to say? and given what your base case is, how

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what we can buy really what we look at, people are biding burrell, soros and schwab's is people are maniacs. they are not old by their age, but by the way, they think we want to save their western dominance at all costs, but it no longer exists and they are still trying to save it is a complete delusion, though the moscow region investigative committee has now launched a criminal case into this incident, suspecting foul play, western media outlets have reacted to the killing with some publishing, rather cynical headlines. many also describe alexander digging as the driving force behind rushes foreign policy or cheese. rachel blevins takes us through the coverage. well, the focus right now has really been on her father alexander do again, and more specifically his political views, and also his suppose ties to the russian government. we've got cnn, referring to him as a spiritual guide, the u. s. government funded radio free europe is referring to him as brain. and then at the same time, the daily mail took a very different turn here. they decided to focus. and on those 2 project videos we sa

alexander on russia tv, what we can buy really what we look at, people like biding burrell, soros and schwab is people are maniacs. they are not old by their age, but by the way, they think we want to save their western dominance at all costs, but it no longer exists and they are still trying to save it is a complete delusion, though the moscow region investigative committee has now lost a criminal case into this incident, suspecting, foul play. meantime, western media outlets have reacted to the killing with some publishing rather cynical headlines. i many also describe alexander due again as the driving force behind russia's foreign policy well. but earlier rachel blevins discuss the issue with my colleague union o'neill. well, the focus right now has really been on her father alexander do again. and more specifically his political views, and also who's supposed ties to the russian government. we've got cnn, referring to him as a spiritual guide, the u. s. government funded radio free europe is referring to him as brain. and then at the same time, the daily mail took a very different turn

alexander on a russian tv, what we can buy really what we look at, people like biding burrell, soros and schwab is people are maniacs. they are not old by their age, but by the way, they think we want to save their western dominance at all costs, but it no longer exists and they are still trying to save it is a complete delusion, though the moscow region investigative committee has now launched a criminal case into this incident, suspecting foul play on reaction, we got to the woman's death was from journalist and clinical, commented her, our boss juma, who says that both daria and her father look to have been targeted by their enemies because of what they stand for and you should know that of course, diarrhea and his father were targeted for their woods beliefs and intellectual work . i think they wanted to kill them both father and daughter. however, i leave all the details to the investigation committee. it doesn't matter if they wanted to kill dari or her father for me. it's one hole, but dories, murder is a double hit. they killed one person severely wounded. another person, mentally. i'm

what we can buy really what we look at, people like biding burrell, soros and schwab is people are maniacs. they are not old by their age, but by the way, they think they want to save their western dominance at all costs, but it no longer exists and they are still trying to save it. it's a complete delusion, though the moscow region investigative committee has now launched a criminal case into this incident, suspecting foul play. peter scott, while among the reaction we got to the daily event was from journalist a writer, alexi club rudolph, who believes kia, has begun deliberately targeting russian intellectuals who support moscow's military offensive. she's your current area was very bright and beautiful girl of incredible chum. we didn't know each other personally, but i saw her yesterday at the tradition festival is seems to me that the crating side has declared tara against russian intellectuals. and this is an unprecedented phenomenon. the world does not happen before. there is no such direct and harsh hunt for russian intellectuals who support the special operation. it's clear that

what we do really what we look at, people are biding burrell, soros and schwab's is people are maniacs. they are not old by their age, but by the way, they think we want to save their western dominance at all costs, but it no longer exists and they are still trying to save it is a complete delusion, though the moscow region investigative committee has now lost a criminal case into this incident, suspecting, foul play. earlier, we spoke with a 2 russian political journalist who both say alexander dugan was the true target of the attack. i think shown to blow there was inflicted on daria was directed at alexandra do give me the tragic death order and to regard it as a child when she covered her father with herself a huge finger and a colossal idea carried my alexander good death is the price for a huge idea, what could happen can be called terrorism, which could in fact, this is a battle of huge ideas. crucial sense. this is of war, white dark forces on the russian consciousness. actual sharia was a very bright and intelligent person. she was a real hope into national political science.

for countless generations, they've harvested its co host salmon trout and schwab sucker. fish are right, enshrined in 18. 64 treaty to the us government. then the droughts came today. the tribal leader, clayton dumont, is taken to the water with biologist alex, go, who's a specialist and aquatic life. the sky is overcast because the forest fires ravaging the area is still beautiful, even in all the smoke and degraded water. the areas, farmers and cattle ranchers have been taking water from the kind of lake to irrigate their land. in return pesticide and fertilizer is seeped back into. it's scary. you know that they're very hearty fish. the drought here use there's less and less water. and the quality of what's left is deteriorating. now the lakes precious fish are in danger of dying out completely as they need very pure water to survive. the issue is the survival of the juveniles. there's. when's the last generation we had 3. so since 1993, we haven't had any young survive in this water quality. if there were no humans born right for 30 years. at some point you begin to worry about the

what we do buy really what we look at, people like biding burrell, soros and schwab is people are maniacs. they are not old by their age, but by the way, they think they want to save their western dominance at all costs, but it no longer exists and they are still trying to save it is a complete delusion, though the musto region investigative committee has now lost a criminal case into this incident, suspecting foul play, western media has been reacting to the killing with some publishing rather cynical headlines. the focus is also more on the russian presidents with many pets describing alexander doogan. as a driving force behind russian foreign policy was racial blevins join me now in the studio. hi, rachel? yeah. a tragic day in terms of reaction to dory is death. what's being said, tell us in western media outlets 1st. well, the focus right now has really been on her father alexander do again, more specifically his political views, and also who's supposed ties to the russian government. we've got cnn, referring to him as a spiritual guide. the u. s. government funded radio free europe

uh, schwab didn't write from harare what i wrote from painter.a political scientist, but nevertheless a harari, really from the circle of a schwab. this is very interesting. but e democracy in the form in which it existed. e, in until very recently , including existed after e, world war ii the war was really based on some religious, and in many respects christian and christian traditions hmm, the roots reflected antiquity there in the form in which it was understood, and not in the form in which it actually existed. we mean, now i think it's time to formulate a new democracy. well in quotation marks democracy is what will rise up people who fit perfectly into what is called gnostic cystic e democracy, i.e. democracy completely, not anti-religious fully cognizable but cognizable theme, i mean it's a democracy of a controlled humanity a democracy of a segregated controlled humanity in which well to put it mildly, there are some small number of people who govern and there are some with uh hmm layer. as it was customary for us to speak of qualified a

what we do buy really what we look at, people are biding burrell. soros and schwab is. people are maniacs, they are not old by their age, but by the way, they think we want to save their western dominance at all costs, but it no longer exists and they are still trying to save it is a complete delusion, though, the musto region investigative committee has now lost a criminal case into this incident, suspecting foul play among the reaction we've been getting to the killing was from some russian political journalists who both believe alexander dugan was the true target of the attack. good things on the blow they was inflicted on. daria was directed at alexander. do give me the tragic death of his daughter and be regarded as a child's feelings when she covered her father with herself a huge finger and a colossal idea carried by alexander to google. death is the price for a huge idea. what could happen can be called terrorism, which could, in fact, this is a battle of huge ideas in the spiritual sense. this is of war why the dark horse is on the russian consciousness. gosh,

what we do buy really what we look at, people like biding burrell, soros and schwab is people are maniacs. they are not old by their age, but by the way, they think they want to save their western dominance at all costs, but it no longer exists and they are still trying to save it is a complete delusion, though the musto region investigative committee has now launched a criminal case into this incident, suspecting, foul play. well, the theater director and creation of the tradition festival that the dickens had been attending believes it was a terrorist on taking into account how much alexander doogan is focused upon in the west. the idea daria was among the most serious experts and analysts of processes in the post soviet space expertise was recognized as very competent and used by leading outlets. this blow was struck very carefully. this is certainly a terrorist act. i've almost no doubt about it. i think the doogan is the number to person in the media world off to put it in terms of the degree of hatred of the collective west. his books cannot be bought of amazon, they are banned. duk

what we can buy really what we look at, people are biding burrell. soros and schwab is people are maniacs. they are not old by their age, but by the way, they think we want to save their western dominance at all costs, but it no longer exists and they are still trying to save it is a complete delusion, though the musto region investigative committee has now lost a criminal case into this incident, suspecting foul play or western media has been reacting to the killing with some publishing rather cynical headlines. the focus is also more on the russian president, with many outlets describing alexander doogan as a driving force behind russian foreign policy. when our t's rachel blevins joined me, not in the studio. hi, rachel? yeah. tragic day for the doogan family in terms of reaction to dory of death, which is now increasingly lucky like an assassination. what's being said in western media outlets? yeah, it's been interesting because you see in all of the major mainstream media article is coming out of the west when they talk about her dad, they can't help but to also talk about her father

shares of schwab are trading about 2.5% this morning.re higher td shares are relatively flat on this news, down slightly, but counsel up about 8%, as the transaction is expected to be slightly accretive to td's 2023 adjusted eps it reps about 1.7 times the tangible book value as of march. j & p writing that it represents a, quote, healthy discount to other notable brokerage acquisitions i get it. it's rare to see cross-border deals, rare to see on a larger scale some of the financial services tie-ups, so this was an interesting bit of news. >> yeah, definitely a diversification effort on the part of td jeff solomon said when td approached us, it wasn't something we were actively pursuing, but it was clear that td had done its work >> it makes me wonder if we will see other types of deals, just given the slowdown td obviously being opportunistic here, according to analysts, getting this at somewhat of a discount, but perhaps, you know, cowen is seeing the benefit of the balance sheet and its ability to compete in this new world to say, yo

covered on tv but multinational companies paying hundreds of thousands of tdollars in memberships to schwabrunning a supposedly non- profit and place matchmaker. you have access to secret executive suites for the rest of the davos participants can't go youan get a lanyard nobody is around to know regulators around. making sure you sit down. you can be the head of an oil company or meeting a saudi prince to has the capacity to make your dreams come true and this is bankable. the matter with the rest of us think that function is what keeps it going. >> so do we see any reformed but to be on the record to support higher taxation to support homeless services but it's only in collusion with the reality to avail themselves of whatever tax perks are available for him. what ceo would keep their job if they didn't? this isod a guy who's actually writing the tax code in the business roundtable at the time was headed by jamie dimon who played a critical role to get that huge package one.$5 trillion of tax cuts passed from trump. in my goal if you don't meet any. but thereig are a lot of interesting pe

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that is a perfect entree to the chief investment strategist from charles schwab who does follow earnings. i am fascinated by what i am observing, which is the mac roastery, the fed story, the big picture -- the macro story, the fed story, the big picture story. revenues and earnings, do they matter anymore? >> they do. us included thought that we might see a little more weakness start to creep in. you have seen it more in the outlooks in the forward-looking commentary on the revenue side and the profit margin side, but it hasn't manifested itself in terms of things like the beat rate and deterioration in earnings for the second quarter. i still think that is a second half of the year story given commentary. if you look at forward profit margin estimates, even though they aren't as robust as earnings estimates, those has rolled over. i think he gets pushed later in the year, the deterioration i think is coming. tom: are they adjusting like we are all adjusting to the day-to-day macro analysis we are doing? liz ann: it depends on if you are on the services side of the economy, the good sid

secretary of state scott schwab, a republican. >> did you find any major voter fraud? state. we do postelection audits. before the board of canvassers me to make sure they have the proper data. >> have there been any people who have filed reports of voter fraud with the secretary of states office? >> yes, we've had about 12, but they were so nebulous. >> you had 12. about a dozen. complaints concerning potential voter fraud in the entire state, to your office? >> to our office. >> we tried multiple times to talk to share of hayden to ask him to explain why he is spending taxpayer dollars looking into an election that has already been audited and certified. he declined. his spokesperson offered this. >> we are still investigating that. it's an in open investigation, and we're not gonna make any more comments on. it >> it turns out, sheridan is one of several elected sheriff's who say they are looking into mass fraud in the 2020 presidential election, something that has been widely debunked by secretaries of state across the country and dozens of courts. but their ideas

perfect example, i won't names, somebody i know working at charles schwab is not allowed to talk aboutthey can't even talk about it. charles: wow. >> i can tell you things your financial advisor doesn't know, and wouldn't tell you even if they did. charles: when i became a broker i was so disillusioned because i wanted to be a broker since i was 14. i thought you go home, you did reserve, did all of this stuff, mark. i learned the hard way if you don't sell house product you don't make money. >> yeah. charles: i learned this lesson. everyone is learning now 30 years ago. always appreciate the conversation. >> thank you. charles: if you like what is happening with bitcoin you like what is happening with the small caps. look at slm. this thing is right on the cusp of a major, major breakout. you have a little bit after channel, then the 200-day moving average, it could be off to the races. joining me now caruso research founder, franca russo. you're looking at this. when i saw this chart you're the first person i thought of. are we there, almost there, getting ready to take off here? >>