i want to speak to the many years of joy on sirius xm channel 119.ber saying why do we need to be on sirius xm, they just said shut up, tom. lisa: how often to they do that? tom: they put me in my place. there is like 100 gadzillion people on sirius xm. coming up at 12:00, ian bremmer. this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: following the biggest two date loss of the year, higher on the s&p. your equity market positive 11 points on the s&p. "the countdown to the open" starts right now. >> everything you need to get set for the start of u.s. trading. this is "bloomberg: the open" with jonathan ferro. jonathan: we begin with the big issue. drawing a distinction between the signal and the noise. >> jay powell saying it is time for them to exit the market. >> he knew what he was doing. >> i am in the flexibility camp as well. >> this is still going to leave us in very loose monetary policy territory. >> i am not in the camp that suddenly he is more hawkish. i do not buy that. >> i actually do. >>

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through all of it, i'm joined by camilla deshall lis, msnbc daily columnist, comedian and host on siriusand ida rodriguez, her comedy special fighting words is out now on hbo max. it's great to have all three of you with us. this is likely to be one of the most significant and dramatic weakenings of precedents we've seen in our lifetime. just how flawed is this system when you have three people who can make the difference as to the liberties of 125 million women in this country? >> well, i think the biggest concern here is the public perception of the supreme court. you heard justice barrett and also now justice sonia sotomayor talk about the concern that the public perception of the supreme court as being a partisan institution. and the problem with that is when the public views a supreme court as being extremely politicized and partisan is that it could undermine the legitimacy of the court and the rulings that it will bring down for months and then years to come. >> dean, the most problematic part of this is that this isn't something that the midterms of the 2024 election will be able

i will no longer be doing my sirius xm radio show. cuomo defending his actions on the radio show saying his brother was abandoned by his democratic colleagues. >> you can fight against the other party but only if you have your party. he has the republicans hating him. the media never liked him. his party was against him and republicans can help him. carley: jeff zucker knew the extent he was helping his brother, no secrets between the two of them. the networks is cuomo's claims are false, this is cuomo is planning to sue the embattled network for the remaining money in his contract which is up to $18 million. a man accusing thanh lemmon of sexual assault says he's glad to see someone held to account, predator protecting machine. just a nice telling fox news, and lemon will have to testify under oath. there is accountability happening. lemon's attorney calling the accusations against him stemming from a 2000 and count on long island baseless. todd: thanks. carley: los angeles taking action against soft on crime district attorney george

that means i will no longer be doing my sirius xm radio show. cuomo defending his actions last week on the radio show saying his brother has been abandoned by his democratic colleagues. >> you can fight against the other party, you can fight against the media but only if you have your party. he had the republicans hating him. his party was against him and the republicans weren't helping him. >> cuomo saying cnn knew the extent for which he was helping his brother, no secrets between the two, the networks as cuomo's claims are patently false. this as cuomo was reportedly planning to sue the embattled network for the remaining money in his contract, $18 million was a man accusing cnn anchor don lemon of sexual assault says he's glad to see finally held to account of the network which is called predator protecting machine. dustin ice telling fox news they are a network rife with predators and perverts, testify under oath in the near future but good to see there is finally some accountability. they are scheduled to appear in court early next year, h

chris cuomo talked about the suspension yesterday on his sirius x.m.it's embarrassing. but i understand it. and i understand why some people feel the way they do about what i did. i've apologized in the past. i mean it. it's the last thing i ever wanted to do was compromise any of my colleagues and do anything but help. >> the material released by the new york attorney general's office showed chris cuomo consulted with the former governor's aides and used his contacts to dig into his brother's accusers. >>> and the women's tennis association says it is suspending matches in china and hong kong over concern about the safety of peng shuai. last month the chinese grand slam doubles champion accused a government official of sexual assault. she then seemed to disappear, and u.s. and u.n. officials expressed concern about her well-being. she reappeared several weeks later in a video and photos posted by chinese outlets. the wta questioned whether the sightings were credible and accused china of censoring and entim dating peng. >>> and "people" magazine named

. >> reporter: but just today, the younger cuomo sounding off on his sirius xm radio show. >> you'ree it now where people are going to say i was running my brother's defense it's just bull [ bleep ]. it's just not true. >> reporter: hours later, cnn announcing they were suspending the host indefinitely, saying in a statement that they had not been privy to the documents before public release, and they pointed to a greater level of involvement in his brother's efforts than they previously knew. >> do you have any regrets about the language you've used towards women in the workplace? >> i don't have regrets. >> reporter: throughout the marathon grilling, the former governor denied acting inappropriately towards anyone. but admitted there may have been moments he was physically affectionate with women who had not expressly consented. >> but a few years ago, with people who i don't know, i would start asking, may i kiss you? >> and is that now, as of a couple of years ago, is that in every instance do you ask that? >> it's not in every instance. it's more with people who i don't know. >>

he says he's quitting his sirius xm radio show sawed "let's get after it" cuomo was fired over the weekendh a sexual harassment allegation, charges he denies. he was suspended from the in effect e! network after new details surfaced about his efforts to help his brother then new york governor andrew cuomo fight off allegations. the body of bob dole will lie in state in the u.s. capitol rotunda thursday. he died sunday at age 98. dole, a republican from kansas is being remembered by members of both parties for devoting his life to public service. here's cbs's major garrett. >> reporter: senator bob dole embodied what many believe washington needs now, a good humored party loyalist who cared deeply about making government work. >> some of his greatest achievements were bipartisan endeavors. >> an honest broker with deep friendships and working relationships that spanned the aisle. >> i accept your nomination -- dole was the last presidential candidate who served in world war ii and in the '96 campaign said america needed more of the greatest generation's grit and values. >> and i know becaus

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don't forget, we are live on sirius xm channel 119.m new york city, alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. this is bloomberg. ♪ mom, hurry! our show's gonna start soon! i promised i wouldn't miss the show and mommy always keeps her promises. oh, no! seriously? hmm! it's not the same if she's not here. oh. -what the. oh my goodness! i don't suppose you can sing, can you? ♪ the snow's comin' down ♪ -mommy? ♪ i'm watching it fall ♪ watch the full story at www.xfinity.com/sing2 jonathan: 60 minutes ago i said i've got no idea what is going on. this equity market has faded once again. equity futures up just 0.2%. nasdaq futures lower, -0.2%. russian futures well-off session highs. we've been putting together all of this stuff about the omicron variant, but also trying to discuss what is going on with the federal reserve. there's a lot taking place, a lot of factors behind some of the moves we have seen. let's look at tuesday, tens, and 30's. twos are just short of where they were last week. 59 basis points now. here's

chris made a full throated defense of his big brother on his sirius xm radio show hours before cnn pulled him off the air. >> the game has will. one of the general principles is you can fight against the other party and you can fight against the media but only if you have your party too. the republicans hating him, he had the media never really liked him. that is why he had to re-sign. >> reporter: dollars four months after his brother resigned in disgrace following a report finding he harassed 11 women. carley: todd: families coming together for a vigil in oxford, michigan remembering the three classmates killed in a high school shooting. carley: marianne rafferty has more about the suspect in custody. >> reporter: three students were shot and killed him eight injured, a 15-year-old sophomore was taken into custody. there were tense moments in oxford high school as terrified students barricaded themselves in classrooms and others ran for safety. at one point the gunmen could be heard trying to coax students out pretending to be law enforcement. >> it wasn't a real so we hit, very scary.

. >> you besides be a part time comedian also have a sirius-xm show. let's talk about that point there, the voter base. on one hand the republicans will be celebrating. trump kept his campaign promise, they managed to do what no one did over 50 years, stack the court, you know that will do well with their religious and extremist base. on the other hand you have democrats that are likely to be frustrated on this. what impact could this have on 2022 or 2024? does it favor one party over another from your political analysis? >> when i talk to listeners in my show, it's not just women upset. people from the lgbtq community are concerned as well. that you have already gutted the voting rights act. who knows what else they're going to do along those lines. they're never going to stand up for voting rights. there's going to be more pressure to revise the supreme court, add seats. there will be pressure most importantly on the filibuster on passing a reproductive freedom act to codify essentially roe v. wade long these lines. but my concern is democrats are no

chris cuomo says he will no longer host sirius xm radio show.n anchor who was fired by the network over the weekend. fox news media analyst and fox news media buzz howard kurtz tells us why cnn finally pulled the plug. >> the abrupt addition by cnn president jeff zuck tore fire chris cuomo on saturday night was rooted in the collapse of their relationship an anonymous accusation that hasn't been made public. after months of defending his prime time host, zucker was surprised by the nolle released evidence of how far cuomo went in trying to help his embattled brother andrew cuomo and the "wall street journal" reports today cuomo mislead him. a cuomo spokesperson told statement he kept no secrets from zucker and stayed in exextremely close contact. they hired the law firm which dug up quote additional information. zucker is facing harsh media scrutiny himself as state documents revealed how cuomo contacted journalists looking into the alleged sexual harassment by the then governor. >> this is a failure of management on so many different ways. real

. >> you and i have had many conversations here on cnn and on radio, on sirius xm about the impact ofam. what about tiktok? we've never discussed tiktok, and given yesterday's events, how this went viral and how schools had to shut down. there was his apprehension and anxiety. talk to me about that platform and how it fits into your big picture? >> yeah, tiktok, the recent phenomenon, but it is where igen is living these days in terms of social media. extremely popular. really took off during the pandemic. it's short videos. so a lot of them are fun. a lot of them are dances. they're doing funny things. so it looks harmless. the problem is that these so-called challenges of pretty disturbing things. so in september there was a tiktok challenge of destroying school property. and a bunch of kids went and did this and filmed and put it on tiktok. and the most recent one is the violence which thank goodness didn't come to fruition. but the one with school property did. they're good kids that get caught up into this, because of that influence on social media because they're at the stage of

negotiate terms on payment on streaming platforms, which include spotify and also pandora, youtube and sirius stay tuned. >>> also trending this morning, taylor swift is thanking a music legend after breaking his record on the billboard. ♪ i remember it all too well ♪ >> you may not know the song all too well, but that was swift's new version of the song that breaks the 8.5 minute record, and so swift sent him a bouquet of flowers thanking him for his music. you know, we were talking about the older songs, like the motown songs are like a minute, and you are thinking, that was fast, and it hits you, and these songs you can sit back and make coffee and do a newscast and we still have five minutes left in the song. >> i can't believe you not giving us you version of "american pie." >> yeah, they may not play on spotify. i need my money. >> oh, it's like that. >> kari, as long as you are doing your forecast for free, we will take it. >> we have a lot to cover here in a shorter period of time, so let's get to it. taking a live look at the san bruno mountain, and this is where we have storm ranger

the third sirius, of course, is meadows writing a book in which he's revealing public forgive me very unpublic medical private records of the president discussing conversations he had with the president all of which you think would be a little more concerning to reveal. but they're valuable in the book as news nuggets. >> it's a great analogy, laying it out is illustrative of where we are at the moment. you heard lee anne looking ahead at this potential contempt for mark meadows. let me remind folks steve bannon is facing a trial. have you jeffrey clark, the former assistant attorney general facing a full contempt vote in the house. now you can act mark meadows as well. the chairman says beyond these three, there are legal battles. they interviewed 275 witnesses, talk about the overall narrative, carol, as you see it as this select committee is looking to build. >> obviously, it started at the bottom like any good prosecutorial investigation. congress often mimics several prosecutors and their works and to go from the outer ring and try to have many principles to talk that he can get

. >> seth: our guest tonight is a co-host of "cbs mornings," host of the sirius xm show "gayle king in the winter issue of "o quarterly," which features the 25th anniversary of oprah's favorite things, is on stands now. please welcome back to the show, our friend gayle king, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> seth: welcome back! >> god, there's people >> seth i know, right? [ cheers and applause >> it's so nice to see people! oh, my god, seth i don't know about you i was just saying to your team backstage, it's so nice to have people in the house. i'm so glad to see you people. and then you go thwear >> seth: yeah. >> because do you dress up, do you dress down you know, my makeup artist said to me, "could you please wear something fun instead of what you normally wear? because seth is fun. >> seth: thank you >> so i tried to be sparkly and fun. >> seth: i'm glad you wore your seth clothes >> these are my seth clothes >> seth: and you did me the great courtesy of being a zoom guest in the time where we weren't having guests -- >> yes >> seth: so it's so nice to see you again in per

joe madison is joining me now, activist and sirius xm radio host of the joe madison show. i'm just going to say, you don't look great. you have lost a lot of weight. how are you doing? >> there are good days, there are bad days. you know, it comes with the territory. and the reality is that it's not so much about, alex, how i'm doing. it's what would happen to this country if we don't pass what is a simple and nonpartisan bill. you know, who was it? senator from virginia, mark warner, said that this is -- this is not about public policy. it's simply about democracy. and small "d." and so, i have -- and i'm just telling the senate and the president of the united states, there's no turning back. this is more important than just me. as a matter of fact, alex, today, there are 20 students from arizona who took it upon themselves to start their own hunger strike, and they have flown here to washington to confront and lobby the senate and the president of the united states. >> yeah, you know, that's got to feel good. i'm looking at the information about those 20. they began thei

. >> joining me now dean obeidallah, msnbc columnist and host of the dean obeidallah show on sirius xmd listening to both of these programs. let's talk about this democracy challenge. and i'll start with you, dean. it was great to see sherrilyn ifill out there speaking for democracy. it's great the president convened this summit. i'm glad they're giving attention to it. but do you think that calling attention to it in the way that they did, is that a good first step or what are your thoughts? >> i think we're almost at a point where western democracies are going to host a summit about our democracy. look at america. they're going to be sending their thoughts and prayers to our democracy if the democrats don't show the fierce urgency of now. i've never been more concerned about my democracy, this democracy, ever. yet what's concerning to me is there was a poll two months ago. only 40% of democrats think our democracy is under attack. yet 70% of republicans think it's under attack. why? because the gop leadership in one voice is saying they're taking away your right to vote, they're taki

this is the vice president on voting rights on sirius xm with my colleague from earlier today.aders, presidents, prime ministers and it's a real conversation and they're looking to the united states to check and make sure that democracies can prevail. where we uphold essential values like free and fair elections while we also uphold what we must do to take care of our people. and so when you talk about it from that context, when you talk about it from the context which is that there are intentional, purposeful attempts by states around our country, at least a dozen, that are trying to take away people's rights to vote, make it more difficult for people to vote so that they won't vote. >> and then, sam, in the last hour, i believe, president biden upon departure from kentucky said this about voting rights. get it done. they should do it. quote, there's nothing more important domestically than voting rights. it's the single biggest thing. is the will to do something different to get this through there now in a way that it wasn't a month, two months, six months ago? >> there's cle

on his sirius xm radio show tuesday chris cuomo did not address his suspension but defended his brothermer new york governor andrew cuomo and his handling of the accusations. >> i did not want him to resign in the beginning because i believed him and i thought that you don't resign. you ask for due process. >> reporter: now new documents revealing text messages and emails from the cnn anchor to his brother's staff. according to those documents after anna ruch, who never worked for the governor or state, came forward to accuse him of inappropriate advances at a 2019 wedding reception, a message from his younger brother offered, i have a lead on wedding girl. those messages part of a cache of evidence and testimony released by the office of attorney general and now candidate for governor letitia james earlier this week. >> have you ever had an inappropriate relationship with women on your staff? what's the answer to that question? >> inappropriate i assume means a sexual relationship with women on my staff. the answer is no. >> reporter: the attorney general's investigation finding the fo

the number one most dangerous song, so if you're listening to us on sirius radio, turn it down becauseast night, you know that eventually, frosty is going to be locked in a hot box and all he's going to have left are glasses and a carrot. if you remember frosty the snowman it's an extremely stressful, i still have trouble looking at it. the other one that i think people should think twice about -- steve: that happened in the movie anyway. he melted. remember? brian: he did, steve and somehow he was put back together that's what made me think it might not be a true story because frosty ends upcoming back together, that be impossible because of evaporation, more on that later. i am the science guy. also, the second one that'll drive you crazy in the car and get you a speeding ticket, all i want for christmas by mariah carey. ♪ baby all i want for christmas is you ♪ steve: 156 beats per minute. brian: how could you possibly drive like that. santa claus is coming to town drives me crazy you'll have to speed on that by the jackson five. happy christmas, war is over is a great song, john len

on sirius xm either. losing both jobs. back to you. steve: he said, he said.ey in his contract. brian: i think it's safe to say this isn't over. steve: stay tuned. brian: jussie smollett will be back on the stand today facing cross-examination from prosecutors. that should be imang. ainsley: this after the anchor revealed cnn anchor reached out to him 2008 investigation. steve: wait, who? todd piro joins us live with details from chicago. >> former empire star taking the stand in his defense reiterating is he the victim of a hate crime. jussie smollett denying the 2019 attack was a hoax, admitting to paying two brothers for nutrition and training advice but not to stage any kind of attack. smollett also admitting he had a relationship with one of the brothers known as bowl la. the brothers previously testified smollett paid him $200 to stage the attack and another 100 bucks for supplies. he was upset after the attack. saying i'm a black man in america. i do not trust the police. i am also a well-known figure at that time and i am an openly gay man. the actor a

on terrestrial radio and on sirius xm, and on bloomberg television which you can see anywhere in theon the internet is world, globally broadcast. on a day when the markets are up once again, we could see a 71st record close for the s&p 500. paul: folks are looking forward to next year, but some of the drivers for this market continue, and we are seeing light volume, but a little bit of a lift to the market here. the focus for investors obviously is on 2022. what are going to be the key drivers for this market? that is what we are trying to spend a lot of time on this week, talking to some smart people about what to look for for next year. matt: the focus today for investors has been what happens to the real estate unit that they are spinning off, currently rising in the market at $11 and change. we are talking about the luxury real estate broker douglas elliman. we have the president, ceo, and chairman, howard lorber, joining us right now. thanks so much for your time this morning. it's got to be a great day for you and for vector shareholders because you are getting paid, and they a

we welcome our listeners on sirius xm, on terrestrial fm radio as well as our viewers on bloomberg televisionarket. it is a slow day in terms of volume. smart people have taken this week off. why would you come to work the week between christmas and new year's if they both followed a weekend? it does not make any sense at all yet pollen i are both doing it. -- yet paul and i are both doing it. you see the s&p up. it is starting to look a bit like christmas, a little bit of a santa claus rally forming, 4769 and the s&p, the dow jones up more than 200 points. that is better than a stick in the eye as dr. anthony used to tell me about -- as tucker anthony used to tell me about everything. this is pretty good. paul: this is bree good and we will take it. -- this is pretty good and we will take it. the buy on the weakness if nothing else. matt: nonetheless we get negative headlines about the coronavirus and the omicron variant. you can see the new york state governor has announced 35,000 new cases in new york on christmas day. 5500 hospitalizations. another headline that italy has 30,000 810 new c