jack: a lot of churn out there. will anything of the market clarity or will they wait until the fed meeting? jack: i'm not sure the fed meeting will do the trick. the 50 basis points of come down but even with accorded point there will be worries. does the fed have to go faster? how much will they rise if inflation doesn't come in? don't know how much clarity we will get. jack: retailers are reporting earnings next week. will anything give you a hint about demand? jack: i'm watching home depot and macy's and online retailers, we have retail sales that were very good. we would like to see good numbers showing consumers are still spending and willing to pay higher prices for stuff that is on the shelves. jack: let's dig deeper into speculative stocks. is this a buying opportunity jack: it looks like -- it looks like a buying opportunity. shopify down 20%. don't confuse that with spotify. you have roblox down 26%, drafting 20%. the previous members of the 20% plunge club, netflix, paypal, meta platforms. be of a says w

let's go to jack. on at&t a dividend cut and the time warner spinoff but neither of those were surprises but stock sold off. jack: i say when is the payment coming? in the case of at&t the company will cut its payment by half. as it spins off warner media that will affect the stock prices. you are left with 6.5%. the share price is so low because it was such a stinky stinker for so long. the company will do its best verizon impression, spend its money on its own network. you would think shareholders would be appeased by that. the cell phone business has been growing nicely. if there's bad news, t-mobile has been growing exceptionally well. of things slow down it will be a share gainer or. if you are an investor you wonder what to do. you have to focus on how much they are going to spend on sex and the city reboot or something like that and the risk of a dividend cut is off the table because it is no longer a risk. at the 70. jack: that is a good sign. how do you whether the risks of this market? this m

jack: jack, one good news from earnings was disney, streaming did well during covid but now park revenues are surging. jack: streaming is the growth driver and parks are the profit center, blowout reports, it added 11. 7 million subscribers. stuck by long-term growth forecast. a different tone than from netflix. they could provide 3 times the number of subscribers as netflix and could overtake netflix in subscribers as soon as next year. netflix has an streaming for 15 years. disney plus is two years old. netflix led studious was 27 oscar nominations, 12 alone for the dog movie the power of the dog. it is not about canine weightlifting. it is a western with no shooting. i'm picturing he ha but i could be way off. disney had the record profitability. that said to me per capita spending of 40% from pre-covid level. so that might be reasons travel but a lot of it is price increases including hidden price increases, something that used to be free doing an up charge. you wonder if that would create demand destruction. jack: it is getting pricer and pricier. mattel just regained the license to

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jack: lesson one is concerning. what if the russian attack undermines global growth but inflation sticks around? jack: we have a name for it, stagflation. if we see that get a hobby, walk away from it for a wild. i don't think we are there yet and that's not the consensus view. we have a sharp slowdown at the beginning of the year, made her better growth. we all are coming out of a pandemic and hopefully back out of our houses as the year goes on. jack: let's step back a. how should investors react without overreacting? beverly:this is a good time for a gut check. most investors have taken on a lot of risk, other hybrid stocks driving the market and even now they are quite high. if a 3% swing has you panicking it is time to make some adjustments not just because of what we are seeing in europe but you are taking on more risk than you realize, you should not plan for the worst case but not the best either. jack: a few tweaks for my portfolio for the goldilocks middleground. beverly:inflation is not going anywhere wit

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coming up, jack dorsey calling up mark zuckerberg. what the block ceo had to say, facebook should have been all in on bitcoin. that is next. >> the total thing with libra and dm, those are lessons that they try to create a currency that was owned by facebook. probably for the right reasons. probably for noble reasons. but there are some reasons that would indicate trying to get more people into the facebook ecosystem. they did that instead of using an open protocol like bitcoin. hopefully they learned a lot. but i think there was a lot of wasted effort and time with those two or three years that could have been spent making bitcoin more accessible for more people around the world, which would also benefit their messenger product and instagram, whatsapp, and all of these things. emily: jack dorsey on what he views as a failure of meta's crypto project, saying they should have focused on bitcoin. jack dorsey speaking with the world's biggest holder of bitcoin at an event. i'm joined by kurt wagner who covers jack dorsey for us. he said

are we at or heading into a spiral, jack? jack: i don't think so. one of the things i wrote about yesterday, which was entitled "the darkest hour," is the offset of productivity. q4 productivity was through the roof, something like 6%. now, i don't expect that to continue, but i do expect business investment to continue. you get companies like mcdonald's taking what would be employee jobs and turning them into kiosks in 600 or 700 stores last year. they would do it again this year. businesses are responding. i think we will see productivity. we are seeing it in the employment cross index, which is running well below wage growth. so yes, wages are going up, but i would not call that a spiral. jonathan: favorite sector right now, what is it? jack: you know what? u.k.. if you look at forward earnings in the u.k., the earnings yield is like 9% at a 4% dividend yield, i think you are looking at 13%. jonathan: you're not flying solo. a lot of people looking over to europe. jack ablin, thank you, sir, of cresset capital. the administration finally dialed b

thank you, jack. columbus zoo, director of the columbus zoo jack goes backstage, and he's hemorrhaging and he's got his hand right here and we were not far from a hospital down south of here. and jack said, "no, no, no, no." jack didn't want to -- he didn't want to call attention he was afraid he would embarrass the show i never had that fear. [ laughter ] i became inured to that. jack walks into the -- and nobody -- you couldn't give him a ride jack walks into the emergency room, and the woman or the attendant, whomever it was at the desk, picks up the emergency phone, because jack's now covered with blood in his abdomen, "gunshot victim gunshot victim gunshot victim," click now everybody in the hospital comes running out toward jack. and they said, "where were you shot?" this and that. and jack said, "no, no, i wasn't shot i was bitten by a beaver." [ laughter ] and now the police hear that - now, this is a real violation, because the police come over and they say, "you know, there are no beaver in

i'm joined by kurt wagner who covers jack dorsey for us. he said meta had the wrong approach from the beginning, but he's doubling down. what do you make of that? >> first of all, he would probably think everyone should be spending more time on bitcoin. so he could have logged to anybody. think of what jack dorsey believes is the future of crypto. he believes in this decentralized bitcoin. that crypto is not owned by anybody, not controlled by anybody. we were talking about this last week about why he's taking on venture capitalists taking on other technologies. he sees it as ownership of something that should not be owned by anyone. his biggest issue with what was libra, that has morphed into dm, he felt like it was a facebook product that benefited facebook and not the internet as a whole. to him, that is not what the cryptocurrency is about. he was vocally critical of the project along the way. emily: we also got some tweets from david marcus who used to run the facebook/meta, throwing his support behind bitcoin, as well. it has become c

jack a. markell was a politician and served two terms as delaware's governor, and served as president biden's afghan refugee lead. welcome to bloomberg. i know you know the president because you are both from the state of delaware. it is a pleasure to speak to you, ambassador. you are a long way from delaware, but conversations about relaunching the economy including inflationary pressures is at the forefront of what you were trying to do. what is the biggest surprise for you and some of the challenges the economy is facing? jack: good morning, great to be with you. i'm still quite early, i started last week. i have been getting to know the team at the oecd. we are a terrific team, and excited about the opportunity to work on one of the most important multilateral organizations anywhere. we think this is a terrific moment in time for all of us, all of the members of the oecd to prove we can deliver for our people. francine: a lot of criticism has been made on multinational corporations, somet

and jack kennedy knew it. so jack kennedy is giving his state of the union address. and president kennedy is all. we are fighting for democracy and freedom, and there is an opportunity for what is happening here on the globe because we have all of these people it was the middle of decolonization africans asians arabs latinos. those nations are becoming getting free. imperial bonds are loosening and he sees this as an incredible moment. for freedom in the global south but he didn't mention. the american south in this freedom struggle that's kind of silence there. but he needed that silence because what he was dealing with he had just come back from that vienna summit. remember the one that is his brother was really trying to get the freedom riders to like quiet out on and well that vienna summer didn't go so well. he met with khrushchev. and cruise ship took him to school. i mean, oh in that land of oh, this wasn't pretty and it was kennedy's fault. he acknowledged that later on. he thought that what he could do because he's gotten by own charm. is he could just walk

>> the man -- the suspect's name is jack rubenstein, i believe. he goes by the name of jack ruby. >> and here at associated press, a still picture of the moment, the split second as the shot was fired. this is the man dallas police have identified as jack rubenstein and this of course is lee harvey oswald. you see the gun in the hand of ruby and just about to be fired. >> i know my own feelings were and i think they were widely shared by many, if not most americans. this can't be coincidental. the assassin is assassinated in the police station. what in the hell is going on? >> just learned from city hall from an authoritative source, that police are working on the assumption that there indeed is a connection between jack ruby and lee oswald. and that in some manner of speaking, oswald's murder was to shut him up. >> word also in just now from dallas that homicide chief captain will fritz has now said that the case of president kennedy's assassination is now closed with the death of oswald. it may not, however, be the opinion of the u.s. secret ser

so thank you for that jack. i jack park in brussels. i'd say most of her stories making headlines around the world. a military leader, santiago at amoeba, has been sworn in a specular fossil new president inaugurating, took place 3 weeks after you had a que against the elected president at the member seize power. promising to secure the country from the growing threat of jihad is violent, heavy rains, flash floods and lands lives have killed almost a 100 people in brazil. rescue teams are searching for survivors with fear the death toll court increase. one of the worst affected areas is the city of patropolis in the hills above me. near hospitals in hong kong, struggling to cope with the cities, worst outbreak of coven 19 infections. chinese president is eugene picking has ordered the territories to get the situation under control. and hong kong chief executive carry lab has appealed to residents to stick to have government st. 0 covey measures. germany will list most of it's covered in 1000 restrictions. next month, a chancellor sholte

calhoun is of jack walton's former speechwriter said he's the guy most like jack in his book. we get back to very specifically to boeing in a moment, but one last thing you actually broaden out the context of what has happened. even broader you cite the influence of milton friedman in 1970 in reagan's america. wrote in 1970 that accompanied sole responsibility is to increase its profits. and then you had this rather resting sentence. two generations later in any prosperous american city, the unequal effects are plain tesla's luxury high rises avocado toast. signs and sounds like seattle. now coming if it was some marxist academic writing that i could it be less startling, but it's coming from a business reporter. so it's just kind of a stunning judgment on the business world. do you think corporate america has lost its way? i i am a business report. it's a big question for a business reporter, but i'm business reporter who has seen the story over time and i've seen how it ends when i moved to seattle in 1998, and i was eager to meet you know, these great engineers that boeing

so jonathan, more gold for jack of bellas. she waits 5 games and 2 golds come at once. indeed, what's that expression about london bust is i think you can say the same for lindsey jack about this. can you see rates ages for all metal and then to come along? i want this really is the redemption story of these games that i said that limited checker privacy. you say that because she doesn't see it like that. but just to recap, 2006. you made her then picked a few in the snowboard cross. she was cruising to victory, it was in her graph, and she showed voted rise to the fowl. i've only got to so what made of 2010, 2014. she crashes out in the semifinal 4 years ago in pure china. she misses the bronze by 3100 of a 2nd. everyone thinks that's it. a career is over. she's not going to get to go metal. and it's 4 days ago she finally does in the individual. and today she's followed up with another one in this team really with nick baumgartener and they have a combined age of 76 years old. who says snowboard? it's the young people, nick,

jack doyle said it put a terrible strain on him. although dan rosenfeld was not involved in the parties, he joined after that. he has been criticized for not getting a grip on the whole 10 downing street operation. martin reynolds, the principal private secretary, he was the guy that sends out the emails to people saying bring your own bottles. ros: finally, i wonder to what degree the stops the regular working of government. today we had the finance minister, rishi sunak, talking about supporting people as energy prices go up. but this feels like a dish overshadowing everything. >> this is what government spin would tell you, we are getting onith the job of looking after people's priorities, but everyone knows it would be immensely naive. when you have something as big as something to as party gate, all of these issues with personnel movement, it is audibly paralyzing. you can talk to any political journalist or indeed any conservative politician, and they will tell you that morale is rock-bottom at downing street, of course this i

jack has reposted the link in in the chat. so please take it to advantage of that opportunity and i want to thank our co-hosts knowing webster house for joining us this evening and thank you to all of you who have made donations to be split between the two organizations. this has been real battery evening. thank you so much both of you. thank you jennifer. thank you, jess, and congratulations again. thank you. thank you here. here. thank you, jennifer so lovely. the shorting bloomberg in 1995 peter robison has served as a london correspondent seattle bureau chief and a feature writer for bloomberg business week. he is a recipient of the gerald lobe award the malcolm forbes award and four best in business awards from the society for advanced business writing business editing and writing a native of saint paul, minnesota with an honors degree in history from stanford. he lives in seattle with his wife and two children. a former math teacher previously contributed to fortnite and the industry standard now a pulitzer prize winner

jack: they struggle with that, clearly. they tried to emphasize come of the president has tried to emphasize the flipside of the coin and say if you blame the aggressive stimulus for inflation, you may also want to keep an eye on the dropping unemployment rate. but the details of what the president is trying to do regarding inflation are tough to communicate to the general public, whether it is competition, antitrust stuff, competition for meatpackers, the semiconductor issue and the price of cars. it is complicated enough that clearly the fed and said that he has limited capability here. tom: jack fitzpatrick, thank you so much. this is absolutely critical one hour away from this vital report, that the dispersion of affect of high inflation, one of the great series of the 1980's and the 1970's is for the haves, it is like, no big deal. i can take care of that. the have-nots, the middle class got crushed. i predict that is what you will start to see in the coming weeks. jonathan: would you like to talk about the economics o

i'll start with you, colonel jack. we are on the four here, colonel jack. day three, at least by the reports that we have watched, not necessarily what vladimir putin wanted, colonel jack. what is day for going to look like today? what are you going to be watching there? >> two things. there's going to be a lot of fighting in the city. i fell in the city and i can tell you it's extremely difficult. it's going to be sometime before they actually take the largest cities, particularly kyiv. but molotov cocktails are not a particularly good defense against tanks. and the russians have quite a few tanks. armored vehicles and so on. they'll put up a brave fight. it's heartbreaking to watch. that they'll put up a brief fight. but ultimately, it's going to be extremely difficult for the ukrainians to hold their cities. the second thing, the movement of russian forces from the north to the south. and from the south to the north. in order to bifurcate the country. cut off the ukrainian army from the middle of the country to the east. and then they'll have them more o

jack: from the u.s. side, the president has laid out a timeline that indicates we are not want to see another shoe drop immediately. he was pressed on further sanctions at a press conference today, asked why we did not already see sanctions targeting vladimir putin personally. and he said let's wait one month or so and see how this goes. and he said that fully understanding that this really and truly was a full-fledged assault on the ukraine and not limited to the eastern portions of the country. we have not heard yet really a clear cry from congress, indicating that they would statutorily walk back -- yousef: right, we will leave it there, jack. just not catching a break today, that is jack fitzpatrick in washington. i want to get to a quick check on the russian ruble. that is moving somewhat after news of these missiles apparently being filed -- fired into the ukrainian capital. this is according to the ukrainian side of the story, so this is not been independently verified. but there has been quite a

good evening to you, jack. so let's talk about what we're seeing here. $350.00 additional german troops with more on the way is this enough to deter the russians from any military action against the baltic states, or is this more symbol lives? well, it's certainly a symbolism, but it is also significant. what we heard during that press conference at counties apple earlier when the 1st 70 of the additional $350.00 troops are were arriving is that there will be not only artillery soldiers, not only wrecking recognizance specialist emetics, but also interestingly, that there will be specialists in nuclear and biological warfare that will be deployed into this battle group. these $350.00 extra takes the trip numbers to somewhere near $1500.00 here in if you a new as part of that battle group coordinates. if i may term run by the german commander that and essentially what they're saying is that they're trying to beef up. they're trying to be prepared. they don't say that they have any warnings, necessarily of any po

we saw the picture of jack bokin who has been identified. how did she meet up with him and tell us about the scene? >> you know, on a bigger scale, this is similar to a 1,000-piece jigsaw pusle. you know,over time, you try to put a puzzle together and in the end there's a good chance you're going to be left with peels us don't know and that comes to play here where in the end we don't know exactly how they came in contact. we just know that unfortunately michelle came across this character. >> but the body, what you were able to tell, the way she fought. there was d.n.a. evidence to talk to us about what kind of d.n.a. evidence was left, how you came to discover it and then how you ultimately used it to link her to the killer. >> sure, by the courage of michelle, she gave us clues to help solve her murder and tell her story. i began. relieving this "cold case" file early last year and i think it was logical to attack the evidence and see what viable evidence we still had than be used to solve the case with current technology regarding d.n.a.

so jack dorsey and michael sailor. they spoke on a live stream recently, jack dorothy said, all eyes are on el salvador and this is an interesting experiment. how does this feel to you to be the source of hope and inspiration to people like jack darcy, michael sayler, which is totally contrary to the negative headlines at the i map, is pushing here to extremely successful entrepreneurs and bitcoin are, and they see al sabah on the go that, that looks exciting. what will, how does that make you feel what's going on? well, that's quite impressive. you know, having these 2 guys a jack and michael, as we know them, we follow them, is very impressive. i, salvador is to know that they are actually laying their eyes on our country. we hope that they come and invest. we hope that they work with us to build the future of global economics here in the solvent or the help us achieve. whatever 160 was a country economic freedom, we welcome them. we're very excited for them to be talking about our country. mike, jack, welcome phil,

i dw correspondent at jack paris in brussels at welcome jack. let's start with that nato and our nato likely to be concerned about to chide a china citing with russia in this way. or is this just sort of business as usual? i think it was a pretty expected position from the chinese we heard from the chinese foreign minister a few weeks ago saying that it rushes and security concerns when ye legitimate. so i think nato was understanding that china's position was kind of in this way, but is quite a strong statement. phil. they saying that they to a should not be expanding. and this is the russian demand that ukraine in georgia should never be able to become nato members, because that would then take the military alliance. his board is all the way up to russia and oversee ex, soviet states. that would be then in the nato military alliance, major though is position remains the same. it has this open door policy, and the nato position is that any country has a sovereign right to decide how it wants to set up its own security arrangements. ok, so that'

i think you can say the same for lindsey jack about his con you. she waits a g for girl madeline than to come along at once. this really is the redemption story of these games. they don't sell at lindsey jack policy. you say that because she doesn't see it like that. but just to recap, 2006. she made her olympic to aid you in the snowboard cross. she was cruising to victory, it was in her off, and she showed her to drive to the and foul and only got a so with meadow $2102014.00. she crashes out in the semi finals 4 years ago in piano chung, she misses the bronze by 31, hundreds of a 2nd. everyone thinks that fit a career is over. she's not going to get to go metal. and in 4 days ago, she finally does an individual event. and today she's followed up with another one in this team really with nick baumgartener and they have a combined age of 76 years old. who says, snowboard is for young people. nick, that is hope horse after all. is there jonathan? listen. you are at the ice hockey today. ah, what picture? interest there? well, the germans were takin