amy: occupy wall street was not just in zucotti park. over the country and all over the world. jillian johnson, you are now the mayor pro temp of durham, north carolina. you are a key figure and occupy durham. talk about how you came to that, how they changed your city, and your choice to get involved with electoral politics afterwards. >> we had heard about the occupation happening in zucotti park and were following it closely. ter a couple of weeks, we saw these other occupations sprouting up all over the country and we were ke, well, we have to get in on that. we were so inspired and excited by the growth of this movement. it was unprecedented at we were seeing. a friend of mine and i, ben, have been folling the news and getting more excited. i did a call for occupy drum and was simply -- durham general a sibley that we put the renamed the people's plaza. it has a tranquil statue. we had about a hundred people show up. we were so excited by being able to be a part of this growing global movement. we moved quickly starting to have gene

you look at wall street, it is not on wall street.s idea of going to the local bar on wall street and hanging around, that was true, but now there are local spots for jp morgan, goldman sachs that are separate from each other. how this community revolves around each other post-covid is a question. matt: new york has not really bounced back yet from covid either. are they going other places? can we start to seat many wall street's popping up in aspen? taos? texas? sonali: texas is another interesting question, because it is becoming a fintech hub and a consumer banking place to go. but this is in addition to people staying here. there is still plenty of talent coming into manhattan. the question of these second hubs is how are they going to get at the end of the day? the competition away from new york and new york office space is a question. matt: if you are sent to equities in dallas, it is not necessarily the worst thing. sonali basak talking about global wall street, the diaspora of wall street. speaking of finance, something that c

fizzled out, and in the end failed to dismantle the system ten years later, the only people occupying wall streetding more than a million jobs since 2011 income inequality, that, too has widened, the pandemic exacerbating the difficuvide but now there's a new left wing activism >> it unleashed a sense of of courage. >> reporter: michael levittin credits the movement for success of politicians like elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. >> this issue is bigger than any one of us. >> reporter: and alexandria ocasio-cortez, who recently emblazoned "tax the rich" on a dress. the women's march, march for our lives and the sunrise movement, a push to address climate change >> occupy showed the way that people can simply rebel when they've had enough and to give them courage to do that and to see each other as powerful allies in a movement that's able to actually move the needle. >> sticking it to wall street is still in fashion ago you mentioned, shep, occupy wall street morphed earlier this year mom and pop vendors banding together to take on the big guys you know what? this time the met meta foreical 9

is still in fashion as you mentioned, shep, occupy wall street morphed into wall street bets earlierd pop traders banding together to take on the big guy, the hedge funds that were betting for companies like gamestop and amc to fail you know what. this time the metaphorical 99% won. shep >> leslie, thanks. >>> spacex reports it's seeing a surge in demand for future space tourism flights. a company official says the amount of people who are approaching spacex's sales and marketing portals is actually increasing significantly there's tons of interest rolling in now this. this comes after the inspiration four crew successfully completed its historic mission over the weekend. the four became the first all civilian crew to orbit the earth. the capsule deployed parachutes and they splashed down off the coast of cape canaveral. ceo elon musk congratulated the crew before slamming president biden on twitter when asked why president biden hadn't acknowledged the space mission, mr. musk suggested that mr. biden is still sleeping. so far the white house has not responded. >>> apple music launch

that is it for us, i'll be back next week with more commentary and interviews on the wall street journal at large, thank you for joining us. ♪ >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by invesco qqq. jack: welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead. i'm jack otter. coming up on the 20th anniversary of 9/11, show reflects on losing more than a third of his new york colleagues in the attack and how wall street was changed forever. later a look at the pandemic housing boom, how much longer cannot last. we begin with what we think the three most important things and investors to be thinking about right now. the dow and s&p 500 ended the week with their fifth straight daily decline what factors are hurting the market and a much anticipating ruling a judge orders apple to loosen app store restrictions this ahead of the iphone release and president biden announced businesses with more than 100 employees must require workers to be vaccinated or tested weekly. my colleagues ben levisohn, a carleton english and jack cal. i am surprised the marke

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that is it for us, i'll be back next week with more commentary and interviews on the wall street journal at large, thank you for joining us. ♪ >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by invesco qqq. jack: welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead. i'm jack otter. coming up on the 20th anniversary of 9/11, show reflects on losing more than a third of his new york colleagues in the attack and how wall street was changed forever. later a look at the pandemic housing boom, how much longer cannot last. we begin with what we think the three most important things and investors to be thinking about right now. the dow and s&p 500 ended the week with their fifth straight daily decline what factors are hurting the market and a much anticipating ruling a judge orders apple to loosen app store restrictions this ahead of the iphone release and president biden announced businesses with more than 100 employees must require workers to be vaccinated or tested weekly. my colleagues ben levisohn, a carleton english and jack cal. i am surprised the marke

. ♪♪ >> from the fox studio in new york city this is "maria bartiromo wall street".ia: happy weekend welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was in position you for the week ahead, i am maria bartiromo the federal reserve and focus in the upcoming week as the fed meets tuesday and wednesday giving us more into the macro growth and when it will begin pulling back the federal reserve stimulus. this after a volatile week as investors have mixed signals on economic data will be talking with merrill lynch and andy for coming up fighting back against biden's vaccine mandate against business nebraska looking at legal action against the administration i'm speaking with the governor of nebraska who is leading the charge, and facebook under fire the wall street journal exposing internal memo from the company and what they knew about the harmful effects of social media and its platform. we will hear from marsha blackburn who says this reporting may be the tip of the iceberg. let's take a look back at the top newsmakers on "mornings with maria" and this additions of t

>> there is a saying on wall street you sell rosh hashanah and we have the selling going on.ou keep or is next thursday. what i would be watching the beginning of september is an awesome week and i wouldn't see how it is next week and to see if things start to pick up the week after. >> let's go to apple and investor favorite we had an interesting court ruling on friday or judge ruled that third-party apps have to be allowed to have external payment system, everything doesn't have to be routed through apple, why is that a big deal. >> there's a battle between apple and epic which is fortnite shoot them up videogame and you recall that input his own payment system inside the app store to get around paying apple a cut of the money that it makes an apple said no way and it kicked fortnite off the app store and they went to battle in court. the judge has said it can't put its own payment system inside the apple store and i have to pay apple cut on the prior revenues. but what it can do a direct players to go outside of the app store somewhere else into play epic directly, that th

wall street and main street interest no longer match up. they prey on towns and neighborhoods across the country and they get a bailout and everyone else pays the bill. on tuesday, we heard from workers about how wall street rules affect them. we heard from melanie crawford, whose company was bought out by a private equity firm that dumped her and 3000 of her michigan employees. with no job and no benefits. we heard from pamela garrison. she has seen wall street rules by against raising the minimum wage. she has worked her whole life and has never seen that hard work payoff. she said she has never had a vacation. she said something we should all remember, working for should not be two words that go together working for should not be in the , same sentence. he works full-time, has drove -- zero job benefits, he is contractor, companies brag about flexibility, ease is that is a lie i am either working or , looking for my next gig. we heard from a call center worker who talked about how she was a slow and relatively moderately low-income salar

facebook published two reports that the wall street journal had pulled from, then the wall street journalublished more, did that actually get facebook anywhere? >> face that -- facebook did that because they have been arguing the wall street journal misrepresented data. they said they took the most negative parts of this research and that's what they are building their headline around. the reason they did it is because there was data in there that made instagram look less bad. the journal came back and said we have these other four research -- that show a lot of issues, especially research.net showed the product itself can put people in a downward spiral if they already feel bad. the algorithms, the likes, that stuff can add to issues people already deal with. i think facebook try to get ahead of some of this. i'm not sure it landed in the way they had hoped. emily: the whistleblower who leaked this information to the wall street journal is coming up to testify tuesday. this person is we believe going to give an interview to 60 minutes. their identity will be revealed. what we expect to h

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chart, central banks of spurred greater wealth inequality after $22.00 trillion dollars of q e. wall street is now 6.4 times the size of main street. you see, since these crises began back in 2008, 2009 with the financial crisis. this is the beginning of that. and you see all the, all the red lines or the new q e programs. and as you see that the, the line we're following here is the percentage of wall street basically ownership of the economy. so they have as much wealth as 6.4 times main street. right. and how they get around it. red torak li speaking is that the federal reserve bank will always say they're trying to increase the inflation. they're trying to increase the inflation. and we're going to keep printing money until we get more inflation. and meanwhile, all the turn money that they are printing is hoarded by the banks and bank america would be the know what's going on here because there weren't the banks that hordes the money and doesn't lend it out as loans to small businesses or anything like that. as a result of this enormous wealth and income guy, because they simply hard th

tune into wall street 9:00 p.m. eastern and i will see you on fox news is sunday 10:00 a.m.ng features". if exclusive interviews with mike waltz and michael mccaul, lieutenant colonel all of our north and george acetic candidate herschel walker, jointly fox news 10:00 a.m. on sunday. plus on fox business 6 - 9:00 a.m. eastern for "mornings with maria" on fox business we hope you start your day every day weekdays with us. that will do it for us. have a wonderful rest of your weekend. ♪. gerry: this week on the wall street journal at large 20 years on we remember the day the unimaginable horrors struck america and we ask after two decades of the war on terror and the humiliating ending in afghanistan, was at work worth it all talk to a man that the key architects of the 9/11 attacks. later on in

>> from the box did use in new york city this is "maria bartiromo wall street". maria: welcome to the program on this weekend of marimba rents i am maria bartiromo a nation mourns it is been 20 years since the deadliest attack on u.s. soil. nearly 3000 people were killed when hijacked planes hit the twin towers, the pentagon and another one crashing in pennsylvania field. i was reporting from the floor of the new york stock exchange on december september 11, 2001 and i will share with you what i witnessed that day and hope and unity that followed enabling the women had no the country to rebuild. plus are we safer today than we were 20 years ago, concerned over the resurgence of al-qaeda and afghanistan in new global threats my interview coming up with the ranking member of the house security committee john keck company is here. first take a look at markets and where the ended the week and slowing economic growth and rising covid cases, joining me right now trend macro chief investment officer donald loss can. it's great to have you this weekend, thank you for bei

we are going to explore why this could impact wall street. could impact wall street.s is bloomberg. ♪ >> a look at some of the biggest business stories in the news right now. buying a medical equip meant maker -- equipment maker. the company rejected an offer a month ago. the company makes equipment in electric cardio. regulators have find facebook's whatsapp for how it handles personal information. there are at least 28 investigations open targeting tech giants such as apple and google. alibaba has become the latest tech giant -- china's share the wealth. the money will be spread between 10 initiatives involving technology investment and support for small companies. that is your latest business flash. alix: let's get to the story everyone is talking about in the u.s., the remains of hurricane ida. they ripped through new york and new jersey, all across the northeast late last night, early this morning. you had water swamping highways, baseball stadiums, subway stations were flooded. i was a reporter down when hurricane sandy hit and how prepped everybody was for it.

thank you for joining me as a for us, i'll be back next week with more here on wall street journal. thank you for joining us. ♪♪ welcome to parents roundtable paris prepare you for the week ahead. i am jack. coming up, the collapse of chinese property worse than the brothers. later, hot investment opportunities in healthcare, cutting edge companies you ought to know about we begin the three most important things investors are to be thinking about right now. i wildlife on wall street, china's largest property developer ever stops plunging early in the week over fears of a collapse market bounce back after news from the fed. facebook shares took a hit after social media giant said apple's privacy changes are hurting and fedex earnings don't deliver, shipping giant says labor shortage is driving up costs. my colleagues, thank levinson jack how. then, if you told me monday stocks would and week higher than they were a week ago friday, i could never have believed you've given that we have the fed coming up, all sorts of bad news. somehow they powered north, what was going on there? >> it

central banks of spurred greater wealth inequality after $22.00 trillion dollars of q e. wall street is now 6.4 times the size of main street. you see, since these crises began back in 2008, 2009 with the financial crisis. this is the beginning of that. and you see all the, all the red lines or the new q e programs. and as you see that the, the line we're following here is the percentage of wall street basically ownership of the economy. so they have as much wealth as 6.4 times main street. right. and how they get around it. red torque li speaking is that the federal reserve bank will always say they're trying to increase the inflation. they're trying to increase the inflation. and we're going to keep printing money until we get more inflation. and meanwhile, all the turn money that they are printing is hoarded by the banks and bank america would be the know what's going on here because there weren't the banks that hoards the money and doesn't lend it out as loans to small businesses or anything like that. as a result of this enormous wealth, an income gap because they simply hoard th

this is john busy -- >> right. >> our foreign editor in those days he's now a columnist at the "wall streetournal." but john was looking out the window from the ninth floor newsroom across the street seeing the second plane hit, the conflagration, the bodies falling, jumping out of the building >> my goodness >> then after escaping death when our building got crunched in, he managed to get down to south brunswick. he arrived to south brunswick and said, okay, i'm here to put out the foreign pages, and they said, well, there are no foreign pages. we have a two-section paper. you just have to deal with it. but if you could write a story about what you saw, that would be nice. he sat down and wrote a wonderful story that i think helped make that paper what it was. >> paul, it's great to see you as we remember 9/11 we will remember you and the heroism of the journalists at the "wall street journal." wealth is breaking ground on your biggest project yet. worth is giving the people who build it a solid foundation. wealth is shutting down the office for mike's retirement party. worth is giving the

wall street has to build all the sin.say it's reacting to washington, i just think that is the case. neil: i have another view on wall street's reaction isn't what it will ultimately be, when cooler heads start prevailing or at least that's the hope they'll assess, if this thing is delayed or ratcheted down, so are the tax hikes that come with all of this, the best case scenario for many of them, doesn't happen at all, worst case it does happen but it is delayed and is not nearly as onerous, what you make of that. >> the people that they are targeting here, the wealthy and, corporations, i don't know if those taxes are necessarily going to get water down. in spite of the fact that the president nancy pelosi said this three and a half trillion dollar bill actually doesn't cost anything, i don't think anyone is actually believing that. talk about a disingenuous, and quite frankly it is insulting, do people really believe that the government can spend three and half trillion dollars and somehow didn't cost anything, the fede

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eastern on the wall street journal at large thank you for joining us, have a great weekend. ♪ "barron'soundtable" sponsored by invesco qqq. jack: welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead. corporate tax hikes, chamber of commerce susan clark weighs in on the biggest business issues and later as the market headed for correction economists will weigh in but we begin with the three most important things and investors to be thinking about right now. it's been a messy market with lots of ups and downs investors are focused on next week's fed meeting energy prices higher barron's has surprising news on national gas and digital currencies now challenge the supremacy of the u.s. dollar what it could mean for banks and other financial terms on the "barron's roundtable" then levenstein, carleton english and jack hough it is still a long way from halloween but triple witching has spooked traders, tell us about that. >> it is a day that stock index option in future on stock index expire and it causes a lot of volatility in the issue the s&

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i'm working with that brick phone in the movie wall street. neil: i hear you.harles: good afternoon, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now with key inflation measures on the decline. signs that we could emerge from the clutches of everyday prices. that is one message. another message ominous in the cpi report. maybe it reflects the fact that the virus won't go away. i wonder if there is a stealth bear market at this very moment. does it mean they're buying opportunities for you. a lot of oversold stocks in this market right now. facebook's dark tactics now exposed. certain celebrities and politicians are exempt from rules and how they're harming our teenage girls. aoc thought she was sending a message with tax the rich met gala. why she only ended up being a hypocrite instead but maybe the person who gave her the dress got a tax writeoff. that is delicious irony. all that and more on "making money." ♪. the august cpi report showed key price declines in several areas. it was the lowest in seven months. it showed signs that maybe inflation

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. ♪ ♪ cox and the fox studios in new york city this is maria bartiromo wall street.ia: happy weekend everyone welcome to the program analyzes the week that was an helps position you for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo. a wild week on wall street this week with years of the collapse of china second largest property developer. new comments from the federal reserve. on where things go from here. a big warning for americans investing in china i'm speaking with florida senator marco rubio on why he says billions of dollars of american retirement funds and pension funds may be at risk. then, bipartisan backlash. president biden under fire for his handling of the board up with the white house has most haitian migrants are being deported from del rio, texas. multiple reports dispute that. how many thousands of people are allowed to stay here in the u.s. and where are they now? former acting dhs secretary chad wolf will join me coming up. first let's take a look back from the top news on this edition of the talkers. >> ♪ ♪. maria: ever grand will not be able to make its

no one on wall street was even close.r assessment now on the delta variant and this job market and the economy? >> yeah. so let's start with there is a bifurcated economy. you're right this weekend was very heartening. i loved college football games that were full, u.s. open cheering for the players, it really made a big, big difference and going back to the movies. we're getting into the entertainment form but when it comes to the office, when it comes to work, only about a third of the jobs are still open. we're still very hesitant to go back to the office. now i think that is because there is a secular shift in the idea of work and that we're still trying to get our head around what it is that people want when they say i want to get an office job post-pandemic as well. nevertheless that is probably towing to lead to higher wages to drag more people into the workforce. some parts of the economy are doing great. other parts of the economy like the office itself is still struggling. charles: right. >> and it seems to be t