wall street certainlies has put covid-19 in its rearview mirror, and i think the problem isn't a walltreet problem, we still have a little bit of a main street problem. with need to bridge this gap for the next couple months, and then i think that the stock market can flourish again, and we're tremendously optimistic for the second half of 2021. maria: you're saying you want a covid relief package so that main street can feel confident in terms of people's ability to pay their rent and get by. a lot of people are hurting. what does that mean for your expectation for overall growth? you still have the atlanta federal reserve saying 11.1% gdp is expected in the fourth quarter, kevin. >> yeah, i mean, it's fantastic. you look back and you think about this disconnect between the stock market, wall street and the economy, and we've never seen anything more pronounced than we did in 2020. we've got every reason to be the enthusiastic about growth, but we have to recognize that so much of it weighs on the should ers of the consider, and we've got the winter months, the vaccine's on the way,

here is part two of our best of "wall street" 2020.th maria's one-on-one with vice president mike pence and media mogul barry diller. maria: they say the big withst issue right now -- biggest issue right now is the president having failed in his response to covid-19. can you speak to that? what's your response to that? >> i couldn't be more proud of president trump's leadership of the coronavirus response from day one. and you speak about china. joe biden never talked about china in his speech, but the coronavirus came from china. and when president donald trump, before the end of january, suspended all travel from china, joe biden said it was xenophobic. and for months and months, he criticized the president's steps in suspending all travel. no president in american history had ever done it before. china is the second largest economy in the world, but president donald trump said we're going to put the health of america first. if we had done what joe biden wanted to do, we would not have had the time to stand up and martial the extraor

the "wall street journal" is at the center of a firestorm over an opinion piece on the incoming firste with biden's use of the title doctor even though she has earned her doctorate of education. now women and men around this country are weighing in. here's abc's megan >> reporter: the "wall street journal" is defending its decision to publish an op-ed about dr. jill biden which critics have called sexist and demeaning. writer joseph epstein argues the first lady elect should drop doctor from her title because she's not a medical doctor. epstein writing, a wiseman once said that no one should call himself doctor unless he has delivered a child. biden earned her doctorate in 2007. responses supporting her have exploded on social media overnight. former first lady michelle obama writing, right now we're all seeing what also happens to so many professional women, whether their titles are doctor, ms., mrs. or even first lady. all too often our accomplishments are met with kept sim, even derision. the husband of vice president-elect kamala harris tweeting, doctor biden earned her degree thr

number go up store of value stuff like that there is there are trojan horses for wall street wall street is going to come and they're going to bid this thing up the going to pump the price they're going to everybody's bags and they're not going to realize that the underlying technology is fully sovereign fully anarchic and is set to destroy and dissolve our structures or maybe they do realize that and wall street is just correct the only good at getting in i had to stay and directing the state basically to fulfill wall street's wishes do they have the tools to be disruptive in other words in the gold market we know that price discovery is broken because of day presence of gold derivatives and the ability to just print sell orders to keep the price down and j.p. morgan actually has paid billions and fine because they were caught doing exactly that but as the big claim market becomes bigger becomes more institutional and you see futures trading the c.m.e. and all these other exchanges involved do they have the tools to keep the price down and turn it into another gold like situation you kn

a wall street magician was basking in the spotlight. [ivan boesky] i predict that this is just the beginning. even as his crimes grew more and more brazen. [james b stewart] this was gonna come crashing down on him. a real estate mogul was waist-deep in red ink. [natalie byfield] trump was particularly good at playing the media. even as he convinced the world it was just the opposite. oh donald, oh donald, you are a big deal. [emily fox] it is the greatest charade that donald trump ever pulled off. the hotel queen was winning over the public. [leona helmsley] look at the shape of the head, you can see the brain just sits there. i'm very serious. but behind her castle walls, she was nothing but wicked. and as a publicity-hungry prosecutor plotted his next heroic act for the papers... i mean, it was crazy. us attorneys aren't supposed to do that kind of stuff. a newly christened mob boss mocked him in those very same pages. [newsreader] outfoxing the foxes in a big stakes game of cops and robbers that has made gotti kind of a legend. [geo

but having that said it's not necessarily a game changer for wall street this is mostly between the u.k. and the european union and investors on wall street they have so many things to deal with i mean there is the pent demick we are doing we do see some slowing growth so we have all this fight about a new a picket so there really a lot of things on the plate but it is welcome news also on wall street as i've said we do see u.s. markets slightly to the upside. ok so u.s. investors have a lot of things on their mind right now but of course one of the biggest issues around rex it was britain wanting to make new trading relations and particular with the rest of the world world where do you think there were shipped between the u.s. and u.k. in the future you know i mean we have heard from boris johnson and there are some indications that the u.k. might push forward by liberal trade agreement because the united states the big question is if it's really in washington some high priority list to get those new deal done any time soon there is no pressure for the upcoming president joe biden

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but having that said it's not necessarily a game changer for wall street this is mostly between the u.k. and the european union and investors on wall street they have so many things to deal with i mean there is the pen demick we are doing we do see some slowing growth so we have all this fight about a new a picket so there really a lot of things on the plate but it is welcome news also on wall to get it as i've said we do see u.s. markets slightly to the upside ok so u.s. investors have a lot of things on their mind right now but of course one of the biggest issues around cracks it was britain wanting to make new trading relations and take you there with the rest of the well world where do you think their relationship between the u.s. and u.k. in the future. yeah i mean we have heard from boris johnson and there are some indications that the u.k. might push forward by liberal trade agreement because the united states the big question is if it's really in washington's high priority list to get those this is a new deal done any time soon there is no pressure for the upcoming president

carol: what is fascinating is this is a big year for wall street.pointed out, one thing the wall street firms do not want to happen is some of the big traders, the big money winners to go to another firm. i am sure those who have been outperforming, i am assuming that we get a decent bonus. they will be taken care of, don't you think? matt: they will be doing ok. ,hough not be a problem especially for fixed income traders. ,oming up, barry ritholtz bloomberg opinion columnist. he will probably want to weigh in on this. is he getting big bonuses? we will ask him. this is bloomberg. mitch mcconnell has made it unlikely there will be a quick action on any increase in direct stimulus payments. mitch mcconnell says the senate will consider boosting payments to $2000. that will only take place in conjunction with other demands from president trump such as re-examining threshold protection for tech companies. only.s. is vaccinating 200,000 people a day against the coronavirus. while operation warp speed has this to be did millions of doses , some states ha

is a chieftimiraos correspondent for the wall street journal. we are talking about the economic team announced by the biden administration. we welcome your phone calls. republicans, 202-748-8001. democrats, 202-748-8000. all others, 202-748-8002. janet yellen set the tone for what the biden administration wants to do in terms of responding to the pandemic. here is a little bit of what she had to say. [video clip] will produce a downturn with more devastation. we risk missing the obligation to address deeper structural problems. inequality, stagnant wages, especially for workers who lack a college education, communities that have seen industry disappear with no good jobs replacing lost once. , jobl disparities opportunities, housing, food ,ecurity, and small businesses denying wealth to people of color. gender disparities that keep women out of the workforce and keep our economy from running full force. it is a convergence of tragedies. it is not only economically unsustainable, but one that betrays our commitment to giving every american an equa

how do you reflect on occupy wall street today? >> it's painful.we have to remember obama is the one who over saw the crushing defeat of occupy wall street, that allowed the camps to be evicted, he was the president and he didn't stop it from happening and never mentioned the movement until it was evicted from our encampment so so it is very painful. but i think in the years since, i've done a lot of thinking about the usefulness of social movements, rather than do what obama is doing, critiquing social movements what they're doing wrong, we need to ask, what are other movements for? what can they achieve? i think they can achieve even greater things that obama might be anyone to math ichb -- might be able to imagine but requires collective attitude between elite and social movements because we have people pandering to social movements and others who condescend social movements. we need an honest reflection, when people rush to the streets in these ways it's really important, one of the few social phenomenon we have that breaks us out of the script

wall street was infuriated. wall street can't fix trump, hee eesaid, but they tried.his solves the mystery. if you're wondering why the political class has stood by and allowed the chinese government to degrade this country and our way of life, why theypo stood by as a chinese government flooded the united states with deadly opioids that killed hundreds of thousands of people, or stood by as the chinese government ripped off billions of intellectual property from the companies. there's your answer. this year, the chairman of harvard's chemistry department was arrested for taking $50,000 a month from the chinese communist party intern for sending secrets and referring top scientists to beijing. it barely rated as a scandal. you might not be aware it happen. why? because so many are on the take. donald trump was an impediment to the very lucrative arrangement. for that reason, he explains in the video, america's most powerful elites, he calls them that, got to work on electing a new president. again, read the words at the bottom of your screen as he speaks. >> [speaking

does wall street want the u.s. to be tough or easier on china?s just announced his new trade representative, let's get to charlie gasparino, because charlie, she apparently says and biden says this is going to be more strategic but tough. can you be both, what does that mean? charlie: it's a love affair, no am i kidding, [laughter] yeah. >> liz: [laughter] charlie: here, i mean, it's going to be a relative love affair compared to when it was under trump and now i'm getting this from my wall street sources and what was fascinating about the people at the big banks is that amid all the trade unrest and the sort of cold war between china and the u.s. over the last four years, chinese government has reached out to all the big banks and all the major wall street firms and there's been dialogue between the government and the firms about doing business in china, about keeping those relations open. that dialogue resulted in pretty strong relations between the wall street firms and china and now that you've got a new administration in there what they're t

tesla's ceo elon musk just wrapped minutes ago his interview with the "wall street journal." wait until you hear what he said on a whole bunch of issues, including his definitive statement of where he is going to live from now on. >>> we start with a fox business alert here. check the dow, up 110. moments ago, president trump kicked off the white house vaccine summit, surrounded by some of the top executives in the country involved in making and distributing the covid-19 vaccine that could bring the pandemic to an end. leaders, we are talking about shippers, ups and fed ex, health care companies, cvs and walgreens as well as pharmacy giants mckesson and thermo-fisher. they make a lot of the freezers. they are all in attendance and the details are pouring out fast and furiously. federal government will track every single dose of the vaccine. each vaccine will be delivered in a lock that contains 975 doses. cvs and walgreens will send out mobile vaccination units to deliver the vaccine across the country. but let's get blake burman in front of the cameras. he's live from the wh

gerry: welcome to the "the wall street journal" at large.tionally we come together to celebrate to connect with family and friends, reflect on blessings for the past year and our hopes for the next. you don't need any reminding this is not the traditional christmas and holiday season. many families are unable to come together this year out of concerns for the health of vulnerable relatives or the lockdown rules. more people will be mourning the loss of family members and loved ones. for most of us a

we all know there is -- experience between wall street and main street. the second quarter where we expect a vaccine to be out there in the public. yesterday, the u.k. approved the pfizer biontech vaccine. they're going to mass roll that out starting next week. we are really looking through mid-year 2021 at this point. maria: all right. we will leave it there. allie, mark, great to see you. courtney is with us for the rest of the show. we'll talk with you when we come rights back. quick break. coming up, new york congresswoman-elect is with us on turning staten island red once again. louisiana senator bill cassidy is here to discuss the latest on a stimulus package, whether or not it will get passed. the ceo of parler joining us, john mace, to discuss social media censorship. we'll check in on how the free speech app has growth in users since the election. and finding holiday comfort amid the pandemic, stu leonard is here to get us into the christmas spirit. don't miss it. first, buyer beware, 'tis the season for holiday scams, what you need to know to pr

the day after the election we had a piece in the wall street junior -- wall street journal -- tuesday's big loser, identity politics. in the days since the election, has your view been bolstered? guest: even some districts in philadelphia, that are heavily puerto rican had a swing towards trump. alexandria ocasio-cortez's own district saw a swing towards trump, nothing as humongous as what we saw in the rio grande valley where we saw massive swings towards trump. a county that hillary clinton had won handily in 2016 and of course you have the example of florida and south florida with many south american and cuban-americans voting for trump in large numbers. puerto rican districts in the i-four corridor between tampa and orlando swinging towards president trump. what we saw then was exactly this rejection i am speaking of of people saying please do not use us as victims. we are going to vote as all other americans. we are going to vote on the economy. we are going to vote to sustain capitalism, to make sure the system of government and our economic system has not changed. the group of am

he wrote that column in "the wall street journal" and all hell broke loose.ead the quote that really triggered theuo left. put this up right now, going to read this quote to you from joseph epstein and that "wall street journal" article. thiss is what he said. "madam first lady, mrs. first lady -- what i think is a small but i think not an unimportant matter. any chance you might drop the doctor before your name? dr. jill biden sounds and feels fraudulent, not to say a touch comic. "so tucker, as you can imagine, this article, this op-ed was not well received. as you pointed out, it provoked a response from michelle obama, hillary clinton also tweeted she has dr. joe biden, get used to it. jill biden's committed patient -- joe biden's communications team called it shameful, sexist. they called on "wall street journal" to remove it and to issue an apology and northwestern called mr. epstein's comments misogynistic and they removed his profile from the website and all of this also -- joe biden responded to it as well. she responded in a tweet saying this about

that is from inside the wall street journal. the front page showed the wall street journal with this dramatic photograph of a wildfire in orange county in southern california wildfire erupted in california forcing acuations, california senator, vice president-elelec kamala harris in a cnn interview saying climate change would be one of th administration's top prioriti. >> pretty progressive. some might call it ambitious but the american people in the world can't afford anything less. the clock is ticking rapidly on this issue. the president-ect has made very clear we will approach this in a way that we know the vast majority have in common with what separates us. through the policy, convened everyone from labor groups to fortune 500 folks. there is a consensus on what needs to happen. the president-elect was talking to t head of gm and days later, they are going to drop the resistance to california's rules on electric vehicl. we have reason to be optimistic about at is possible. it will not be easy. it will require convening but

sonali basak has been covering the entire wall street story as bloomberg's wall street supporter, whatthis story, what are the details so far we know about deutsche bank's plans? sonali: there is no concrete plan right now, but we do know there is a concrete plan once they move into the time warner center next year they will create a lot more flexibility for their workers to work from home, from other cities, not just be in new york city all the time. something that is remarkable is how fast some of these plans have accelerated. deutsche bank, when they announced the move away from wall street to the time warner center, they/their footprint in new york city by 30%. slashed their footprint in new york city by 30%. you are seeing them accelerate the move even more while staying committed to the city. lisa: the acceleration you're talking about is different than changing up plans and deciding to move out of new york city. deutsche bank had been cutting the number of staff and the more expensive city. also goldman sachs, which we were talking about last week potentially creating a hub in f

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guy: is this wall street? is this wall street buying? what is wall street think about this?onali: for wall street, it is the fear of missing out. it is not just wall street and that is what makes this interesting. a year ago, you did not see so much retail interest in stocks like this. with airbnb it gets so much more personal because these are people who use the platform and it is their employees. have made this a big part of the company, big part of selling its stock. when we see ipo's flying like this, he interest into the stock continues -- the interest into the stock continues. alix: tesla, for example, you can look at it by the numbers in terms of profitability. for so long, retail did not care. money, theyat the continue to believe in tesla and they were right. i wonder if this is going to be the same case? mandeep: some of these companies are going to grow into valuation. i think what investors have to look at is are these large enough for the company to grow? interms of online travel -- terms of airbnb, online travel is heavily penetrated. delivery, it is in early-s

. ♪ ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street."ia: happy weekend, everyone. well come to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. coming up, using technology and innovation to battle the coronavirus. my one-on-one with i e bm's executive chairman, then later on, 'tis the season to go shopping. former toys "r" us ceo will join us with his list of winners and losers in retail right now. but first, some of the big moments on" mornings with maria" in this week's edition of the talkers. watch. now you've got 18 states joining your lawsuit in the same argument. does that make it more likely that the supreme court takes it up or not? >> i'm certainly hopeful given how important this issue is not just for this election. this is about how we're going to view our future elections, is this type of election going to be allowed? maria: what can you tell us about the inspection of voting machines, jenna? >> this is a lawsuit that an elector actually brought himself. this isn't th

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is tied up in wall street, and when wall street does good, their retirement stays on track. when wall street falls, their retirement falls. somebody needs to learn a little bit. i mean, it is just ridiculous. againste you for or bigger stimulus checks? i think theally, stimulus checks are a good thing if they are sent to the right people, the people getting a full paycheck and are working, there is no need. they should give it to people that do need it. diane, mansfield, ohio, independent. to first of all say that -- i keep hearing people say that we need to open up the country and put people back to work. the problem is, if there is not consumer confidence, the is mrs. will have little to no business. but what i really wanted to say, i wanted to ask why we the people allow the senate to think that it is ok for mitch mcconnell to add these two things that have nothing to do with the cash act. he is doing it because he knows it will not be passed with those attachments. he doesn't even believe there was fraud in the election, which is why he phrased it the way he did. he want

but having that said it's not necessarily a game changer for wall street this is mostly between the u.k. and the european union and investors on wall street they have so many things to deal with i mean there is the pen demick we are doing we do see some slowing growth so we have all this fight about a new a ticket so there really a lot of things on the plate but it is welcome news also on wall to get it as i've said we do see u.s. markets slightly to the upside. ok so u.s. investors have a lot of things on their mind right now but of course one of the biggest issues around backs that was britain wanting to make new trading relations and take you there with the rest of the way out world where do you think they're related shit between the u.s. and u.k. in the future. yeah i mean we have heard from boris johnson and there are some indications that the u.k. might push forward by liberal trade agreement because the united states the big question is if it's really in washington some high priority list to get those this is a new deal done any time soon there is no pressure for the upcoming

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