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and founder of the sloan financial group angela sloan who joins us angela thank you for being with us i've given speeches over the years about the important role played by banks in actually developing the country in our growth but in all the way back to the railroads and infrastructure canals a telegraphic cetera and one of the key banks in that history of our economic progress especially as it relates to the american west as wells fargo they did a great job back in the day but they've made some major missteps in not just the last recent years but for a lot of years and i'm just curious you know you spent your career and finance a trying to your for do sherri i assume trying to help average investors do what's right what do you think about this seemingly endless scandal at wells fargo. well i think it's disgusting to tell you the truth and the bank you can think it was been through a bank account back since the one nine hundred ninety s. according to an article that was in bloomberg if you look at just scandal after scandal after scandal after scandal when does it stop when the regula

back to you. >> thanks for that interview with tim sloan.rop is the stumbling share price in wells fargo. in fact, it was pointed out by tim sloan. wells fargo has trailed the peers since 2016. bank of america is almost double, 94.5%. >> some people have pointed out that wells fargo shares have not fallen, but you have to look at the underperformance. above water after the november election, but you have wells fargo as the best performer there in this. -- in this period. number one thing is rebuilding trust and that is why they have launched the ad campaign. they have said that they want to hear the firm apologize and then say that the account details have been tampered with and he said that did not have a customer impact, to erik says it goes back cultures of trust in the firm and listen to what tim sloan had to say. >> i think about the culture of the company and it is absolutely fine. the issue is how we operate and the policies and procedures to accomplish our goals. that is where we need to make improvements. i mentioned fixing things t

maria sat down for an exclusive interview with the ceo of wells fargo, tim sloan, but the steps debate has taken to cleanup the stocks. >> where we are in terms of the account, the retail accounts that we have sold to customers that maybe they didn't need more than instead of remediation. we reached out to 120 million different customers to say hey, if you have an issue, coming in vs. we are almost all the way through the process. dagen: more for murray's exclusive interview with tim sun, while spermaceti is straightahead. a new leak in the russia probe could robert mueller's question for president trump revealed. how maria's interview with the president could play a role in the investigation. plus, privacy concerns made public. the cofounder leaving the public. the latest blow for the social media giant. markets ended lower as president trump postponed his decision on steel and aluminum tariffs hours before the new trade policy was expected to go into effect. canada, mexico in the european union. the president expecting to make a decision on june 1st. this is all coming ahead of the a

david: still ahead on "bloomberg best," exclusive conversations with wells fargo ceo tim sloan, dallased president kaplan, and boris johnson. before that, more of the week's top business headlines. congress rolling back some dodd frank banking regulations. >> what this bill does is an entirely unnecessary gift to the larger bank. david: this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "bloomberg best." i am david ingles. let's continue with the result of a controversial presidential election in south america. >> more of the same in venezuela. president nicolas maduro won reelection with 68% of the vote, boycotted by the opposition and condemned by the united states and other nations. it was widely expected, it was a widely expected outcome, but mostly about voter turnout, and who came out to vote, will this legitimize the election? what happened? >> on the streets yesterday, we saw a very scant crowd. there was none of the ruckus, the masses we have seen in years past. the participation levels were the lowest we have seen in decades. it is just now further legitimizes his hold on power, more so to

for more i'm joined by dulce sloan.egations of beating and choking? >> what do i think? i think this guy's christian gray only without the looks, without the money, without the consent. actually, this is nothing like 50 shades of gray. that dude's sexy as hell. >> trevor: what makes it upsetting is in public he was a champion for women and in private we find out he might be a monster. >> yeah, he sounds like a monster but in a way he's still a champion for women. >> in 2016 his office published a know your rights brochure for victims of domestic violence. in to 10 when a state senator for manhattan he introduced bill to make intentional strangulation a violent felony. >> see, he pushed for tougher laws that are going to make it easier for us to throw his ass in jail! thank you! ( cheers and applause ) i wish every abuser would build a wile e. coyote trap for themselves. like if r. kelly sang a song about kidnapping. it's a remix to ignition, time to put me in prison, oh! and do you know what made me madder? the detail.

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of sloan financial group plus alex one file of it brings us up to speed on the trade war with china and if we go to break here the numbers at the closing bell except for a bit coy all green arrows today we'll be right back. we are now experiencing the end of a thirty year bull market in bonds which means you are entering a period of rising interest rates and so the urgency to get deals done before that any cost is applied toward financing whatsoever needs to happen quickly so i predict in the next twenty four months you're going to see the biggest wave of mergers and acquisitions ever in history by a factor of ten as just thirty or forty percent of everything that's traded out there gets gobbled up and taken private. moment was still with you on the idea that dropping bombs brings peace to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles that still. produce offspring to tell you that what we gossip a couple of us felt a little support today. from off the bat doesn't think you are not cool enough to buy their product. all the hawks along the border will want. she. actually modify doing

of sloan financial group pos alex pile of it brings us up to speed on the trade war with china and if we go to break here are the numbers at the closing bell except for a bit coy all green arrows today will be right back. the sun. she and a sign genetically modified organisms in the system and in the food industry in the one nine hundred ninety s. . got to stop taking that and knights and what does that have to do with g.m. . that. was to just give us a little actual shadows almost too much. like it's a chemical plant least killed lead. blowsy the most widely believed herbicide you get all the beer is because. they use drugs and the runs off there's a possible temptation that they can occur to just scientists proof that g.m. products really awful on the human race to surface to wells free of g.m. and chrysler state which may even be able to sleep cost the points of never send. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy going from let it be an arms race to move his arms off and spearing dramatic developments only personally i'm going to resist i don't see h

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university school of medicine, the ceo of children's national health system, and the head the memorial sloan-kettering cancer center. they discussed hospital capacity, the opioid crisis and obesity in the u.s. david rubenstein is a cofounder of the carlyle group and the current president of the economic club. he moderated the hour-long discussion. [inaudible conversations] >> can have your attention, please. can everybody you meet your attention, please. thank you. thank you. everybody, please continue eating eat very, very quietly. this is being televised on c-span and so we do want any extraneous noise, so thank you very much. two announcement i should abate earlier. one of our event sponsors the united banks rick, thank you very much. [applause] and our new member breakfast is next tuesday april the tenth at the intercontinental hotel, and please, members were interest in attending, you're welcome. let me introduce our distinguished panel. to my immediate left, paul rothman. paul is the ceo of johns hopkins medicine. is also the dean of the johns hopkins medical school, a native of queens. he went

wednesday's winners also included the number ten seed sloane stephens.g us open champion is through to the third round, after beating magdalena frech of poland in straight sets. it finished 6—2, 6—2. after a one—year hiatus... manny pacquiao is back in training. having lost his last fight... the outcome of his wba welterweight title bout with argentinian lucas matthyssa will be crucial to the filipino boxer‘s career. our philippines correspondent, howard johnson, has more... he is back. there is no sign he is ready to hang up his gloves any time $0011. ready to hang up his gloves any time soon. his training is under way to months ahead of the big fight. if he wins he will get an unprecedented 11 the world title. but if he loses, questions will be asked if it is time to call it a day. that is because he lost his last fight on points to the australian. speaking to the bbc, mannyy said his forthcoming fight is crucial in determining if he still has what it ta kes. determining if he still has what it takes. this will be the answer to all my questions. if my

next up is either us open champion sloane stephens or kristyna's sister, karolina plishkova.week's italian open, that's after she withdrew from this week's madrid open with a fever. williams returned to the tour earlier this year, after having her first child but missing another clay court tournament puts her french open grand slam return in doubt, and she hasn't played on the surface since 2016. ireland's cricketer‘s will play their first ever test match on friday, when they host pakistan in dublin. their journey to gaining test status began almost 50 years ago. in 1969 they hit the headlines with an amazing performance against a then dominant west indies side. ireland's wicket—keeper that day recalls their famous win. i was proud to be the irish cricket keeper. and he is out. bowled. the west windies are all out for 25. i repeat, all out, having won the toss and elected to bat. they said they we re and elected to bat. they said they were on the booze the night before. it was wrong. i took them to the hotel and the bar was closed. clive, a long way away from that. tremendous

gave aargo ceo tim sloan wide-ranging interview to erik schatzker.scussed efforts to restore its reputation and also planssed wells fargo's for blockchain. when you think about blockchain, i think about it as technology, not cryptocurrency. there is discussion about cryptocurrency i will leave to another time for the blockchain as a technology can have applications in a friday bank of different financial -- variety of different financial services-type transactions. we have somewhere between 15 and 20 different projects going on. sometimes they are consortiums with other companies can sometimes investments we're making with -- erik: but it doesn't sound to me like it is a priority. tim: oh, no, it is a priority, but like a lot of changes in technology, it gets hyped a bit come that it will change all of our lives and it will happen tomorrow morning. that is generally not the way it works. but i think this technology can and should have applications in some areas, and we are starting to see that occurred now. when i don't appreciate his the value of th

the republicans go after the sloan and help but on the face of it and cbo the nonpartisan budget office has confirmed that thactually none of the funding that will be taken away here impact the program. this is budgett authorities and not money that would be spent and a lot of it has been expired. those are the big key takeaways. >> the minority whip saying this that not a nickel from the fence, not a nickel, it's a fight defies logic that if you send money that will not be is that the only place to look is non-defense programs such as medicare and medicaid. their logic is they want to cut non- dispense running whatever it is and honestly we are opposed to that. >> that's right. there's nothing coming from the defense onn this. there are ten departments that are impacted and none of them are the pentagon's. that is because the president made it a priority to give the pentagon much anything it asks for this year. it would have been surprising if they were to say we will be coming back after those programs now. there's a lot ofn noncontroversial cuts in this package out of the $15 billion

tim sloan discussing the recent scandals in the massive fines in an exclusive interview with their own maria bartiromo. they are making progress working with customers who had unauthorized accounts open in their names. >> where we are in terms of the retail accounts that we've sold to customers that maybe they didn't need. we reached out to over 120 million different customers to say if you have an issue with the wells fargo account, come account, come in and see us. we are almost all the way through the process. >> so many problems for the company. watch the full interview starting at 7:00 a.m. eastern. don't miss it. cheryl: coming up, president trump, president trump back enough imposing tariffs on allies for now is a trade war we will talk about it. and what special counsel robert mueller wants to ask resident trout. we may have an idea. looking at u.s. stock index futures at the bumpy ride overnight. we are pointing lower the free market. s&p down four, nasdaq down 15. you are watching "fbn:am." ♪ you totaled your brand new car. nobody's hurt, but there will still be pain. it come

to each of allan sloan media form twenty eight plates. business d w news live from berlin lebanon goes to the polls for the first problem until election in nearly a decade security fears and a tug of war over election reform delay voting for years now and unprecedented number of independent candidates are hoping to shake up lebanon's political establishment also coming up. protestors in paris to tell their president they have had enough tens of thousands hit the streets calling for an end to macross agenda which they say favors the rich. and of fall from grace for germany's once highest paid blue chip c.e.o. u.s. prosecutors have indicted the former boss of courts wagon as german prosecutors are examining his case what's ahead for martin winterkorn. i'm michel henery thanks for joining us. voters in lebannon are heading to the polls to elect a new parliament for the first time in almost ten years the vote had been postponed several times due to war in neighboring syria and the new electoral laws approved last year proportional representat

tim sloan told bloomberg the 10 year should he even higher. us seen a 10 year at three and a half percent or 4%? absolutely. we've got a pretty significant back up in the last few months. if you believe that economic activity, not only in the u.s. but around the world, is going to continue to increase, you could imagine rates getting in that range. we sit at 3.056. your latest thoughts on how high it goes? steven: we are cheap at this level. the key points are if you believe and i don't. i don't believe that the economy is doing that well in the u.s. and it's certainly not doing that well outside of the u.s.. there's a number of central banks that are failing to get lift off. just think of the long list in europe with the s&p, riksbank, bank of england failing to get beyond one hike. to japan, where are the rate hikes? where the strong economies? where is the near-term range? steven: i'm talking about the five-year rate in five years time. the fact that the tenure spot went above three is fake news as far as i'm concerned. it doesn't mean anyt

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and sloan has talked about what it's going to take to plan, design, engineer, build, test, and operate the software. and the same is true for the hardware, and i would like to add to that. and we have to have resilient and redundant hardware from that disaster recovery point of view. we have to make sure that we have a system, a totally separate system for certification with the state. we also want to make sure that we have factored in the training for the staff and the volunteers as part of this project. how they will start to interact with the time frame and the ongoing costs around patches, upgrades, refresh, all those components that i shared with you, and each one of those will have a different update schedule and refresh rate. and as much as we can, of course, we try to align those to that we are not always in an an update mode, but then you rush against security. if you are not upgrading and updating in a timely manner, that is when you run into security issues. it is a balance between the two and that is something that has to be engineered. so the next step that from the depart

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that was created by price sloan, a graduate of the school and his wife. focuses on free speech, free press, media ethics and practice, and the first amendment. mr. sloan is the executive vice president at toronto dominion bank and has had an extensive banking. he and his wife are with us and i would like them to stand and be recognized. [applause] and now, i would like to invite andrea edney the 111th president of the national press club to welcome you. >> thank you, barbara. buckham everyone. good morning. i am so happy to have you here at the national press club, the world's leading professional organization for journalists. in addition to being the president of the national press club, i am an editor at bloomberg news. we are so very happy to see you here for this event today. the conversation about fake news and fact checking, fairness and objectivity is incredibly important, especially in this environment where the press finds itself constantly under attack. would like to extend a huge thanks to barbara cochran herein addition to being the hurley cha

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its own guidelines and wholly inaccurate reporting greater manchester police in northwest england sloan britain's national broadcaster after their documentary about the motorist rina terror attack the programme was shown last tuesday on the first anniversary of the bombing there's a missed suicide bomber detonated explosives as people were leaving the arena after a concert by the american pop star ariana grande a twenty two died one hundred thirty nine were injured it was the deadliest terror attack in britain since two thousand and five the dearer to the court. the b.b.c. documentary about the devastating terror attack on the manchester arena has been praised by showing the courageousness of the survivors but the broadcasters inside has left the u.k. police furious greater manchester police chief has issued an open letter condemning what he calls wholly inaccurate reporting and the strongly worded statement has even accused the b.b.c. of breaching its guidelines the program released by inference wrongly suggested that g.n.p. officers and staff were hold back on the night if you look th

julia: that was our exclusive interview with wells fargo ceo tim sloan.ching. weighing on company shares. all the details next. this is bloomberg. ♪ t. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ scarlet: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm scarlet fu. julia: it's time for our sector spider report and our stock of the hour with abigail doolittle. abigail: we are taking at the xl wire, the sector spider. you can see it is down. a small decline. down 2/10 of 1%. one of the downside is weighing on the s&p 500. as it flips between small gains and losses. as for the xl why, this is a fourth out of the last six days lower. a little weakness. modest. despite the fact that we have the small declines for the xly, a lot of movement beneath the surface. what's look at one of the big winners on the day. this is tj maxx. over the last two days, popping higher. this after the company did put up a strong quarter. right now, shares are hitting trading at a new all-time high. not only did they put up a strong quarter, they boosted the full-year outlook. it looks like they have a disproportionate

reasoning total sloan's of military groups substance poisoning or rapid pupil constriction spasms and you really incontinence all the symptoms are absent from the initial reports and photos well certainly lots of curious details and to this day it seems clear that there are still lots and lots of details in this whole case to be addressed after the incident the u.k. accused russia of carrying out the attack saying only moscow had the means and the motive as well as a track record russia's repeatedly denied that it had anything to do with the salzburg poisoning he said other countries develop and made clear that the traded script elenor high profile spy swap and that the former agent posed no threat to the country's interests or sco also says the fact is being denied access to uli scrip our russian citizen is suspicious the former un chemical weapons expert anton told us that it's hard to fathom how the medical staff avoid the toxic exposure themselves given that they weren't wearing protective gear for the first few days. well it seems to me that there was no. any poisons on the skin

campaign money sorry i'm giving you a fact now that you don't know it's not campaign money but melanie sloan a former federal prosecutor says that legal argument is flawed if they made the payment to stormy daniels with the intent that it influenced the campaign it can be an in kind contribution which also can be a felony given the amount on thursday trump defended the move on twitter saying payments like the one to daniels are very common among celebrities and people of wealth the latest scandal follows a shakeup in donald trump's legal team two lawyers have left in the past two months just as there are more questions about another controversy whether or not trump's presidential campaign colluded with russia kimberly helped at al-jazeera at the white house. now the president is no is and the white house press secretary have all made contradictory statements about the payment is told me daniels the press secretary was asked by reporters about who knew what and when and his what chance. as mayor giuliani stated and i'll refer you back to his comments this was information that the president di