steven schwartzman, jamie dimon. >> when i look to see the market implications i went to market watch. first i thought, okay, let's hype this. call of the day, don't rule out $400 a barrel oil. i looked to see if this was a journalist saying it it's not they're citing the general manager. don't rule out 1 to 200, then they doubled it to put 400 so it could be in the headline for market watch which is the way things work. where are we today >> that would be their effective lever. who's got the tapes? now i'm hearing people have heard the tapes -- or have heard people who have heard the tapes but no one's actually heard the tapes. is it a -- an abduction gone wrong? were they sent there to hit the guy? we don't know anything at this point. >> we don't know that's the thing that has made it difficult for all of these executives because here's people that say innocent until proven guilty. do you want to wait for the answer you're back. it was guilty until proven innocent we changed that for you guys but for the saudis -- they don't even live here and you're giving them the -- >> make up y

according to the times, the president also calls fellow billionaires like steven schwartzman, and steve wynn, big campaign contributors with major holdings in china and contacts with china's government. as a candidate, mr. trump regularly attacked hillary clinton for e-mailing on a private server. >> her server was easily hacked by foreign governments, perhaps even by her financial backers in communist china. >> president obama reluctantly gave up his beloved blackberry when he took office. eight years later, joking about the government replacement. >> the phone doesn't work. you know, you can't play your music. so basically it's like, does your 3-year-old have one of those play phones? >> reporter: today president trump called the times report a fake story, tweeting, i rarely use a cell phone. and when i do, it's government authorized. i like hard lines. but former white house aide omarosa manigault-newman tweeted he always used his personal iphone for calls even after being told over and over again about the security risk. >> this would be a gold mine in order to know how to influence

jamie dimon, the ceo of jpmorgan chase, steven schwartzman from blackstone, larry fink, the ceo of blackrock, the world's biggest fund manager. these are huge, huge people on wall street, and why would they do this? why would they pull out? because the first thing you learn in business school is go to countries that have the rule of law. so that you can predict what's going to happen, you know what's going to be there -- kennedy: markets like stability. money likes stability. >> that's right. you want to know that if your ceo gets abducted -- can. kennedy: yeah. if they're going to assassinate journalists, they'll do is the similar thing with anyone who stands in the way of their capital. gerri willis, so wonderful to see you. >> thank you. kennedy: great to have you live and in the flesh, just like i like her. coming up, we may finally be getting some answers about the infamous anti-trump dossier. the co-founder of fusion gps has been called to testify on the hill tomorrow. will he show? republican -- republican -- [audio difficulty] hey guys. today we're here to talk about trucks. i love t

among those on the list are steven schwartzman, and steve wynn, who stepped down from his company after serious sexual misconduct allegations earlier this year. both men, who frequently speak with the president, have a history of major business ties in china. that's handy for the chinese government, right? the chinese are now relying on chinese businessmen and others with ties to beijing to feed arguments to the trump friends. the strategy is that these people will pass on what they're hearing and beijing's views will eventually be delivered to the president by trusted voices. you know how the president still and now other republicans too, they get crowds, republican crowds to scream, "lock her up, lock her up" at rallies and events about hillary clinton? what that is supposedly about is about her using a private e-mail server when she was secretary of state. oh, the horror. now we know that, as president, even though his staff have told him foreign spy agencies can listen in to all his calls if he uses a private phone, he's still using his private phone. so the chinese, according to am

with the last thing we need, jamie dimon, steven schwartzman and david terez and others giving speeching to glorify this regime at this time. i think it is a great danger that this regime will fall into disarray. many of the senior members of the royal family have got to be aghast at what has occurred. and there may well be a question now as to whether this crown prinsz is suited to become king. >> ambassador, are you concerned having served as an american diplomat, in saudi arabia, can you talk about the messages sent by an american president in terms of what an american president says about the press, what an american president says about other dictators, other thugs, john mccain thought kim jong-un was a thug, and donald trump has nothing but praise for him, other american officials have described this young crown prince the way you have but never donald trump. can you talk about serving as an ambassador when an american president calls the press enemies of people and lavishes praise on dictators. >> it certainly encourages that kind of authoritarian behavior. i would say during my ti

jamie dimon and steven schwartzman also reportedly not attending the conference either in light of thistement from the saudis on the apparent murder of this journalist. markets closing higher on friday, it was a good day. take a look at the numbers, dow industrials up almost 300 points at the close. nasdaq was the real star, up 168 points friday at the close. s&p 500 gaining 1.5%. the bounce coming after last wes selloff where the markets lost better than 5% in two days. in europe this morning here too you see a mixed story. fq100 down 5 points, cac down 7 points and the dax index is up a third of a percent, 35 points higher. asian markets in the red across the board, worst performer was japan, nikkei average down almost 2%. the earning season is kicking into high gear this week. johnson & johnson, netflix, also reporting charles schwab, that will report in just a little more than an hour from now. morgan stanley, american express, p & g, across the board, you see the names there as we're expecting third quarter s&p 500 earnings to be up 21% year over year. bank of america reported this

if you're steven schwartzman who's just taken money from the saudis, that's complicated if you're jamiemorgan has a big office in riyadh that's complicated >> this guy was like this young 30-year-old -- >> i was optimistic. >> renaissance man women can drive now, arab spring opening up then to see this -- >> it's discouraging >> it's pretty regressive. this is just brutal if what went down really went down. and done with a lot of sort of hubris, and arrogance not worrying about what the world would think. we don't know. >> we don't know >> but if true, it's like -- i mean, it's kind of shocking in 2018 >> these things happen >> yeah. >>> all right. it has been a volatile week for investors. dom chu joins us right now this time he's taking a look at the pain and pressure points in the market dom, what do you see this morning? >> what we have this morning is a bit of a bounceback, whether or not it does sustain itself. you've been talking about for the last couple of hours now at this point is it more of just a process or could we actually be seeing a bit of a bottoming put into place rig