dimon their leader has been discredited jamie dimon their leader has been a known scamps or a penny pincher a regulatory nightmare somebody who has nickel and dimed america to near death and cumulated a billion dollars of pennies and like some bad superman movie or that other film office space now it all dovetails nicely into the states rights of arizona saying you know what we want the business we want the tax revenue crypto is the marijuana of money you can't smoke it but you can get high off it and they're thinking you know what we love it we've already got now bought a next door they're making big bank in the casino business in the bunny ranch with all the fluffy looking people girls and what not and guys i suppose a minute think an alarm of revenue to say in crypto is the way forward crypto is the answer the little digits in the little code or something that will give us the kind of relief we need to pay for roads and infrastructure and maybe we can open

julie: >> jamie dimon, warren buffett, jeff bezos planning to join forces. jp morgan, berkshire hathaway, and amazon announcing a way to collaborate on healthcare services to their employees. aetna, pfizer, cigna all falling on the news. what do we know? >> three big companies, more than a million employees, teaming up and saying they will do something big and health care. we don't know what. we see them expressing frustration. investors have been worried that amazon will get in. so you bring all these complementary strengths into health care, it will be interesting to watch. >> mr. speaker, the president's cabinet. >> we are waiting for when the president himself will come to give the state of the union address. >> officials say president trump will deliver a unifying message tonight. president trump: tonight, i am extending an open hand to work with members of both parties, democrats and republicans, to protect our citizens of every background, color, religion, and creed. [applause] president trump: the era of economic surrender is totally over. from now o

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jamie dimon is a native new yorker and this commits them to new york in a big way. they were always somewhat committed to that. they have a large workforce here. it does base them here. in a big way. they have a lot of history here. shery: coming at a time they have a reason owning at least midtown manhattan -- zoning of the east midtown manhattan. >> you have to have air rights to build higher. the new plan allows a company like j.p. morgan to buy air right from landmark buildings who will not use it because you do not want to tear down a landmark building. those rightsbuy and use it to build higher in their building which allows them to go from what is a 50 story building right now to something more 70, 75 stories. vonnie: who will be next? part of it is about perception and the attitude that you put out. if jpmorgan puts out a new attitude in two years or three years, other banks will have to follow? >> jpmorgan is that a good position to do it as they are the most profitable bank and have room to do that. goldman moved a few years ago and have a brand-new headqu

know i don't think jamie dimon is hiding under his bed you know he's reloading you know this fight is going to be ramped up this is not going away it's important to note for those out there the rest of the world who might not know understand american regulation system c f t c is basically regulating commodities and futures markets out of chicago is the primary center for that s.b.c. is you think of wall street and even though they cover the whole u.s. you know it's mostly wall street and wall street banks so the s.e.c. guy steps forward with his he also says disembodied technology i block chain of bitcoin are ok there are new developments we're going to see what happens with them whereas chairman j. and carlo of c f t c mentioned i. ceo's initial point offerings only once of course j. clayton the seat the chairman of the f.c.c. mentioned it one hundred thirty two times and he says simply said we should embrace the pursuit of technological advancement as well as new and innovative innovative techniques for capital raising but not at the expense of principles undermining our well founde

dimon their leader has been discredited jamie dimon their leader has been a known scamps or a penny pincher a regulatory nightmare somebody who has nickel and dimed america to near death a cumulative billion dollars of pennies and like some bad superman movie or that other film office space now it all dovetails nicely into the state's rights of arizona saying you know what we want the business we want the tax revenue crypto is the marijuana of money you can't smoke it but you can get high off it and they're thinking you know what we love it we've already got now bought a next door they're making big bank in the casino business in the bunny ranch with all the fluffy looking people girls and what not and guys i suppose in the think an alarm of revenue to say in crypto is the way forward crypto is the answer the little digits in the little code or something that will give us the relief we need . to pay for roads and infrastructure and maybe we can open our own little bus brothel and whatnot you never know once you go down this path it's anything's possible. for example those in my open

dimon their leader has been discredited jamie dimon their leader has been a known scamps or a penny pincher a regulatory nightmare somebody who has nickel and dimed america to near death a cumulative billion dollars of pennies and like some bad superman movie or that other film office space now it all dovetails nicely into the states rights of arizona saying you know what we want the business we want the tax revenue crypto is the marijuana of money you can't smoke it but you can get high off it and they're thinking you know what we love it we've already got the bottom next door they're making big but i can the casino business and the bunny ranch with all them fluffy looking people girls and what not and guys i suppose a minute think of alarm over to saying crypto is the way forward crypto is the arabs are the little digits in the little code or something that will give us the kind of relief we need. to pay for roads and infrastructure and maybe we can open our own little bus brothel and whatnot you never know once you go down this path it's anything's possible. for example those in

know i don't think jamie dimon is hiding under his bed you know he's reloading you know this fight is going to be ramped up this is not going away it's important to note for those out there the rest the world who might not know understand american regulation system c f.t.c. is basically regulating commodities and futures markets out of chicago is the primary center for that s.b.c. is you think of wall street and even though they cover the whole u.s. you know it's mostly wall street and wall street banks so the f.c.c. guy steps forward with his he also says disembodied technology i block taina bitcoin are ok there are new developments we're going to see what happens with them whereas chairman j. and carlo of c f t c mentioned i. ceo's initial point offerings only once of course j. clayton the seat the chairman of the f.c.c. mentioned it one hundred thirty two times and he says simply said we should embrace the pursuit of technological advancement as well as new and innovative innovative techniques for capital raising but not at the expense of principles undermining our well founded and

dimon. we got to go the second half don't go away much more coming your way. about your second passing i phone we just learned you were yourself taking your last one.

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and jamie dimon speaking on investor day. r.o.e. has been up 3%, profits up 7 billion and investors are unimpressed. david: welcome to bloomberg daybreak. i am david westin alongside alix steel, jumping for jamie. alix: we are half an hour away for the prerelease testimony of downowell, s&p 500 futures . in the currency markets, a proud the stronger dollar emerging in the markets. euro-dollar flat and selling across the bond markets, higher in the u.s. the german bund yields much higher, as well. prolific in europe and crude on the back foot. i want to highlight macy's. the company reporting earnings coming in $2.82 a share, but 1.4% -- comps up up 1.4%. this is surprise rise for their 1.4%in comp sales, up overall with basis of comp sales coming in at 3% and sales are in line with estimates. jumping nicely in pre-markets. david: wow. to me, that was a surprise. alix: the gross margins were up, too, because i was worried about discounting, but inventory was over $5 billion. we will break this down. david: you wonder what that means

ken jeff bezos, warren buffett, and jamie dimon create a new model for the u.s. health care system? marvel unleashes the black panther at the box office. julia: that is ahead on bloomberg businessweek. ♪ carol: we are here at the editor in chief's office -- a story that has fascinated else but came out a couple weeks ago. a trifecta of well-known individuals. warren buffett, jeff bezos, and jamie dimon talking about fixing the health care system. >> the biggest guys around. the details about this remain hazy. what is going to be the solution in health care? how are they going to fix this? and what ceo can spearhead this initiative between amazon.com, berkshire hathaway, and jpmorgan. where we try to pick up the narrative is the reaction within the industry. the health care industry is like, amazon is at the door? julia: and it is not what we were expecting from amazon, a foray into health care. they are just tackling a situation with their individual companies. what does this mean for the individual players? the insurers, the middlemen? >> all of this is a massive cocktail of what

carol: warren buffett and jamie dimon create a new model for the health care system. julia: investors that big. carol: marvel's "black panther" at the box office. julia: all that ahead on "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ carol: we are here with the editor of "businessweek." let's start in the business section. a story that is fascinating came out a couple of weeks ago. it is about a trifecta of well-known individuals, jeff bezos, warren buffett, and jamie dimon talking about fixing the health care system. >> the biggest guys around. the details on this story remain hazy. what will be the solution in health care? how are they going to try to fix this? they're trying to find a ceo who can spearhead this initiative in the three companies. what is interesting, and we pick up the narrative, the reaction within the industry. the health care industry, amazon is at the door, this is a big deal. that is where we picked up. julia: this is not what we were expecting. we should make the point that at the moment they are tackling the situation with their individual companies. what do

jpmorgan planning a new manhattan headquarters some see as a monument to jamie dimon. they will tear down the old park avenue building. the new tower will be bigger than the current building, which was finished in 1961. jpmorgan has more than doubled in size under dimon's watch. yvonne: air new zealand the sword. at the carrier said it sees fiscal 2018 earnings that topped last year lifted by local demand and strong inbound tourism. it came in at the equivalent of two it to $37 million for december -- it came in at the equivalent of $237 million. betty: a temporary fix to keep airbus planes flying until a solution is found. a fuel caused dangerous vibrations and took many jets out of service. we are told an earlier version to readeal will be used it did not last as long as the replacement. don't forget our interactive tv function, tv . up on past interviews and dive into securities or bloomberg functions we talk about. part of the conversation by sending instant messages on our shows. this is for bloomberg subscribers only. yvonne: let's take a look at markets trad

morgan has come out and said finally that we actually kind of like bitcoin despite what jamie dimon says it's a non correlated asset yes now why is that important market non correlate of assets reduce the risk in a portfolio one of the things about wealth right is all great wealth comes from concentration every great pool wealth came from somebody being concentrated business ownership stock position real estate position all great wealth is preserved through diversification in this way how do you create a small fortune start with a large one and stay concentrated so what correlates of ass it does is it lowers the risk and the market's won the nobel prize for this when you take bonds and you add stocks risk goes down at hedge funds risk goes down and venture capital risk goes down at bitcoin risk goes down not up because it moves countercyclical that's a really good important point that actually adding this part of fallujah reduces the risk because you're diversifying in a non correlated out. you know and this point will be written large amongst the many thousands of hedge funds out there

the announcement came this morning in a joint statement between jamie dimon and the mayor bill de blasio. >> they are tearing down their current headquarters which was built in the 50's and 60's and was meant for a much smaller staff. and if so, they will build a sleek new modern tower that is about twice the size. so this will be about getting all of their people into one spot. right now, they have that building, they have the old bear stearns buildings, this is going to be a major project that they are going to tear down the building starting next year and it is going to be five years of construction. so if you are for j.p. morgan you will be spread out into other offices for the next years but then you have a new tower to come back to. >> in some ways it is jamie dimon leaving a present for his successor. it will be done around the time that he is planning to step down about five years from now. so he is committing to new york in a big way. >> germany's largest bank is cutting at least 250 jobs globally at its corporate and investment bank, deutsche bank is trying to limit expenses. a

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in this week's issue, can jeff bezos, jamie dimon create a new model for the american health care system. >> marble unleashes the black panther at the box office. >> all that is ahead on bloomberg businessweek. ♪ >> we are here with the editor in chief of bloomberg businessweek. i start in the business section. this is about a trifecta of well-known individuals, warren buffett, jeff is us and also jamie dimon talking about fixing the health care system. >> the biggest guys around. remain kind ofll hazy, what will actually be the solution in health care. how they're going to try and fix this. they are trying to find a ceo who can spearhead this initiative between the three companies. amazon.com, berkshire hathaway and j.p. morgan. what is interesting and where we have tried to pick up the narrative is the reaction within that industry. the health care industry said amazon is at the door? this is a big dip. >> this is not what we were asked -- expecting. we should make a point that they are tackling the situation with their individual companies. what does this mean ultimately for all the

>> one of the things we've talked about is the jamie dimon effect and steve wynn effect that i'm committed to this thing. he did convert some options into stock. that was great, but it would be just one of those things, scott. they have lost so many upper management folks over the last year and a half or two years, it's absolutely astounding meanwhile, as nike continues to lose a little here in north america, they're gaining internationally, adidas is coming over here and gaining in north america. they're getting the share that under armour isn't >> it changes your view of the stock in terms of pe if he say he buys it >> that part doesn't change, but show me a commitment why did jamie dimon come in and wi his own stock >> absolutely. the other part about is the reason you have a high pe is because the e is so depressed. if he talks about the e going up and stabilizing, the stock goes up >> that's a great point. this stock has been in free fall and the pult principle has been 35 times the whole time. because estimates have been going down >> i think josh brown, josh brought the stock yester

i think jamie dimon probably stays until it's completed it's like another five years, so we can talk about succession, but it's not like lie anytime in this near term >> nothing has changed though to move you off of your overly bullish or very bullish stance on jpmorgan shares yeah, the shares, jpmorgan stock, it's not like it's anchored to air. it's anchored to earnings. we expect the earnings to increase by 50%. >> all right so let's broaden it out to some of the other banks chris whalen tweets a few minutes ago. says bank stocks are back to 52 hf week highs on flat revenue earnings too much being made of the comeback in banks? is it justified on what a he says z >> we can talk about the three rs rate, revenues and regulation. you can see regulation maybe it's priced in what's missed by comments like that and generally in the market is the 25-year structural breakout for banks on the benefits of scale. you have first ever national banking in 1994. now finally 25 years later, you're seeing jpmorgan benefit from that national banking without the distransactictions system integrations

jamie dimon, ceo of -- sorry, jamie dimon, of jp morgan chase, said that whatever deal amazon gets, he'd like that deal for his headquarters. this is going to set a precedent. and there's lawmakers who are like, wait a minute, we don't want to give this corporate welfare to the big, powerful companies -- >> already going too far giving away far too much. all right. >>> ahead, the fbi lab looking at a letter sent to a virginia military base. 11 people got sick after it was opened. with rich flavors of uganda, sumatra, colombia and other parts of south america. like these mountains, each amazing on their own. but together? magical. all, for a smoother tasting cup of coffee. green mountain coffee roasters. if yorheumatoid arthritisevere and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a medication, this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further irreversible damage. this is humira helping me reach for more. humira has been clinically studied for over 20 years. humira works for many adults. it targets and blocks a specific source of inflammation th

carol: in this week's issue, can jeff bezos, warren buffett, and jamie dimon create a new model for the u.s. health care system. julia: investors bet big on boeing. carol: and marvel's "black panther" at the box office. julia: all that ahead on "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ carol: we are here with the editor in chief of "bloomberg businessweek," joel webber. joel, let's start in the business section. a story that is fascinating came out a couple of weeks ago. but it is about a trifecta of individuals, well-known individuals, warren buffett, jeff bezos, and also jamie dimon talking about fixing the health care system. joel: right. the biggest guys around. and this -- the details around this still remained kind of hazy. what will actually be the solution in health care? and how are they going to try to fix this? they're trying to find a ceo still who can spearhead this initiative between the three companies. amazon.com, berkshire hathaway, and jpmorgan. what has been interesting, and where we try to pick up the narrative, is the reaction within the industry. because the health care indust

jamie dimon has since changed his tune. talking about 4% growth. you don't hear him talking about markets imploding as they unwind. i'm trying to use common sense here. we just had a big stimulus package, okay? it should, it should, i'm not saying will, should show up in corporate earnings at some point. liz: this is the tax cut. >> the corporate tax cut. when that does in a major way, it should, should lead to higher stock prices. you might get somewhat higher interest rates on the prospect of inflation, but then you have to have inflation, and i still don't see it. anybody see inflation out there. liz: john williams of the san francisco fed just weighed in. he's making some comments here that are hitting the wires and saying inflation, and wage growth, "slowly ratcheting up." when they see the market is spooked with the dow down 577 points right now. he comes in and says strong financial conditions, global growth are above trend growth. >> ask your guests, are we having slow wage growth? i think we are. liz: it did just jump. hourly wages jumped

banks have a knee jerk reaction to saudi jamie dimon. it's quite an interview now let's get to the stories topping today's headline. says they has finally put a price on their new e.s.p.n. streaming service according to disney's q four report four dollars and ninety nine cents will get viewers while allow them to able to watch extra games if you're a maple leafs fan or a blackhawks fan and other content investors have been waiting for the details since disney's announced plans for plus in august another detail e.s.p.n. plus will not be a standalone service instead it will be an add on to the existing e.s.p.n. app the stream per month service will not allow you or users to watch sports center or live e.s.p.n. channels without a separate subscription to that content. piece fourth quarter profit rose two point one billion dollars as opposed to four hundred million a year ago b.p. would have done better but for the recently enacted tax reform bill plus b.p. continues to have cost tied to their gulf of mexico oil spill that killed eleven peop

jamie dimon. in a regulatory filing he bought half a million shares of his own company's stock at the time it amounted to around a $27 million bet. jp morgan hit a high of $117 and change on january 29th we are currently at $110 a share right now. doubling his invested capital on that one trade we are two years away from that call on this latest downdraft, the question is, will a big company's ceo step up and make the same kind of valuation call on the their stock that diamond did? it could be a psychological for those worried about valuations or whether it's too late to get in on the bull market run. will we look back and see if we end up calling our next bout om by another name of another big ceo. back to you. >> i'll ask you, grasso, you are in earnings period it's not like you can come out and buy your stock during the diamond bottom it wound a blackout period. a lot of people think buybacks are going to be a significant part of the story this year. >> ultimately, the tax cuts. you have to see

dimon so banks are trying to reinvent the or systems like fifth for example what was left so it was a messaging and the telecommunication system and first was a next generation thing become a bar after mastercard and visa was mastercard and visa that was one of the of their innovations to come about from the banking sector the plastic invention and the that had a real potential for this up and this in the media and banks by did this not because who warned mastercard and visa the banks so the banks again formed together and formed the first so that they can still have profit making within their institutions and they're currently trying to reinvent the same thing by creating a private block jen and by having creating a settlement and payment mechanism there but that is not going to change anything at all because what they said what they claim they're going to do with the block gente they are already doing anyway so maybe it results in a foster payment and in quick a payment and getting rid of them got us born in banking which they're not interested in because they're the kind of porn

dimon. we've got to go second have don't go away much more coming your way. after mars and coalition negotiations germany's through largest parties have provisionally agreed on a compromise that may yet fall through. these difficulties a sign of something major going wrong in german politics of the birthing pangs of the country's fourth from the coalition. in twenty four to you know bloody revolution to the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it you know we hear i mean your list put video through me in the new bill is that an idea is full of needle the former ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty forty. of those who took part in this today over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these and other goals that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. welcome back to the category four and i'm max kaiser time out to go to a catamaran out in the caribbean off of cancun or

dimon is hiding under his bed you know he's reloading you know this fight is going to be ramped up this is not going away it's important to note for those out there the rest the world who might not know understand american regulation system c f t c is basically regulating commodities and futures markets out of chicago is the primary center for that s.b.c. is you think of wall street and even though they cover the whole u.s. you know it's mostly wall street and wall street banks so the f.c.c. guy steps forward with his he also says disembodied technology i block taina bitcoin are ok there are new developments we're going to see what happens with them whereas chairman jan carlo of c f t c mentioned i. scio's initial point offerings only once of course j. clayton the seat the chairman of the f.c.c. mentioned it one hundred thirty two times and he says simply said we should embrace the pursuit of technological advancement as well as new and innovative innovative techniques for capital raising but not at the expense of principles undermining our well founded and proven approach to protecting

he also addressed the health care alliance that he and jeff bezos of amazon and jamie dimon of jpmorgan chase have put together. and he said it's about much me than just lowering health care costs, which is what the street assumed i beginning.in the what did you make of those comments? >> i think everybody has been wondering what this venture from three powerful men from three werful companies are really going to do. and until today, we really didn't know -- have any details. a couple ofhings we learned from warren buffett is, one, they do want to get the costs down. you know, they want to do j mor tht shave off a little bit. but also, their job number one is to find world-class ceo. and he said, we've really got to get the right person in there, he or she. and he didn't let on, you know, whether it be somody from an established health care company or somebody outside of health care that might be more disruptive, because you know, sue, for all the disruption we see around us, like the ubers and the air b&bs, you don't see it in health care. >> you don't. you really don't. very quickly,

dimon we've got to go the second half don't go away much more coming your way. about your sudden passing i've only just learnt you worry yourself and taken your last turn. up to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry suddenly i could so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each breath. but then my feelings started to change you talked about war like it was a cave still some are fond of you those that didn't like to question our archives and i secretly promised to never again like it said one does not leave a funeral the same as one enters my mind it's consumed with the death of this one quite different person i speak to you now because there are no other takers. to claim that mainstream media has met its maker. in twenty forty you know bloody revolution of you tube clips the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it just the lawyer i mean your lists book

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dimon we've got to go second have don't go away much more coming your way. twenty forty you know bloody revolution here to crush the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it just always here i mean your list put video through in the. school in the middle of the former ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty fourteen. of those who took. invested over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these and other goals that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. path to mars and coalition negotiations germany's two largest parties have provisionally agreed on a compromise that may yet pull through. these difficulties a sign of something major going wrong in german politics the birthing pangs of the country's fourth brown coalition. welcome back to the category four and imax keyser time out to go to a catamaran out in the caribbean off of cancun or i added a chance to talk with patrick byrne of overstock dot com who's coming out of course with zer

dimon is hiding under his bed you know he's reloading you know this fight is going to be ramped up this is not going away it's important to note for those out there the rest of the world who might not know understand american regulation system c f t c is basically regulating commodities and futures markets out of chicago is the primary center for that as you see is you think of wall street and even though they cover the whole u.s. you know it's mostly wall street and wall street banks so the s.e.c. guy steps forward with his he also says disembodied technology i block taina bitcoin are ok there are new developments we're going to see what happens with them whereas chairman jan carlo of c f t c mentioned i. ceo's initial point offerings only once of course j. clayton the seat the chairman of the f.c.c. mentioned it one hundred thirty two times and he says simply said we should embrace the pursuit of technological advancement as well as new and innovative innovative techniques for capital raising but not at the expense of principles undermining our well founded and proven approach to prot

banks have a kneejerk reaction to corruption saudi jamie dimon. it's quite an interview now let's get to the stories topping today's headline. says they has finally put a price on their new e.s.p.n. streaming service according to disney's q four report four dollars and ninety nine cents will get viewers while allow them to able to watch extra games if you're a maple leafs fan or a blackhawks fan and other content investors have been waiting for the details since disney's announced plans for e.s.p.n. plus in august another detail e.s.p.n. plus will not be a standalone service instead it will be an add on to the existing e.s.p.n. app the stream per month service will not allow you or users to watch sports center or live e.s.p.n. channels without a separate subscription to that content. piece fourth quarter profit rose two point one billion dollars as opposed to four hundred million a year ago b.p. would have done better but for the recently enacted tax reform bill plus b.p. continues to have cost tied to their gulf of mexico oil spill that killed el

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jpmorgan jamie dimon was wall street's best paid ceo. his 5.4% rate was the smallest among the five biggest banks. had a 20% pay's rise. amazon, youtube, and twitter may bid for streaming rights to thursday night football. they are willing to cough up hundreds of millions of dollars for a deal as long as five years. andnfl is getting help negotiating from fox, which owns the tv rights through 2022. that is your clerk -- that is your bloomberg business flash. tracy: thanks so much, christine. we have a busy week ahead. on the central banking front. let's take a look at some of the events we have coming up. tomorrow, finance ministers vote. they will also discuss greases bailout. on wednesday, the federal reserve will release minutes of its january from -- january meeting. bank of england governor mark carney addresses the treasury committee. finally, south africa's finance 2018-2019resents the national budget. this coming after the former president step down. yousef: let's bring back tim fox. we were talking about where you would like to