>> jamie: remember the show cheaters? >> greg: yeah. >> jamie: remember that? i feel like if they followed me people would tell me ex-wife, oh, we think he's cheating on you, he ordered two dinners from chirping chicken and then they would bust into my room and it would just be me eating both of them. they would be the good news is your husband's not cheating on you. the bad news is, he's a slob. >> greg: trusting and sad tale. >> jamie: uh-huh. >> gov. noem: we're there for you. we got your back. >> greg: when the governor says that. >> gov. noem: yeah. >> greg: i think she's lonely. >> gov. noem: i'm a really good listener. >> greg: all right emily, you're a lawyer, or so you claim. what is lacking in this committee, this hearing? >> emily: substantive due process. i mean, i will say this is all about home field advantage, right? this is just like a grand jury proceeding where it's about the prosecution, all hearsay rules, no objections, no cross-examination, there's no evidence whatsoever, and that is why grand injuries lead to a 99.9% indictment rate. and t

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jamie, final thoughts? >> i've got a final thought. if anybody is in the tampa, florida area, i'll be in the tampa improv next friday or saturday. >> those are big date nights. >> those are. >> dana: people should get their tickets. thank you very much. thank you to greg gutfeld for letting me host tonight. thank you. fox news @ night with the evil shannon bream is next. love you, america. bye. >> shannon: hello. welcome to fox news @ night. i'm shannon bream in washington. breaking tonight, record high gas prices for the 17th consecutive day, that's 34 out of the last 35 as president biden continues to pin the blame elsewhere leaving members of his own party wondering whether he should be seeking a second term.

i mean, jamie. [laughter] but you know, he is part of the make-a-wish foundation, so we have to -- the problem is he's not dying. >> you were told a year ago. >> greg: the foundation, they just felt bad. so he gets to go to disneyland to do this show. why are we hazing you? you become speaker, do we do anything -- do we, i say we, people upset about hunter? is there some kind of investigation that will take place? >> there has to be for all purposes, right? but when you read, it is funny but it is sad, think about it, it was government, it was social networks, it was newspapers, all saying this was wrong, and then you also had the head of the intel committee, think about this, adam schiff, this is a guy that gets all the secrets, that's out there and told us this was all for us. you have to make a joke, yeah, i understand why the president thinks his son is the smartest man in the world, he got his father to pay for the hookers. >> greg: that a smart. >> than he got the whole country to protect him

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stocks drop and jamie dimon casts doubt on the economy. the countdown to the european close starts now. >> countdown is on in europe. this is bloomberg markets "european close," with guy johnson and alix steel. [bell ringing] anna: welcome to bloomberg markets the european close. guy johnson is off today. i'm anna edwards with alix steel in new york. after an hour until the close of the european markets. we are weaker across europe right now. on the stoxx 600, down by .7%, but this seems to be a story coming through the u.s. that has pushed its way across the atlantic. lots of this session we have been without lots of direction, then we have the data at the top of the last hour from the u.s., which seemed to be decent, reinforcing expectations the fed could hike. got gloomy headlines on the economy from jamie dimon. they are all hitting and about the same time, so the net result was weakness in risk appetite. down by .7 percent, most sectors in negative territory. brent crude up another 1.2%. we are showing you the august contract now. try

morgan chase, jamie diamond, has warned investors to prepare for an economic hurricane to come. what did he mean by this? well, those are pretty thought were it's just a week ago, jamie diamond actually prepared him his back and investors that he sees some a storm cloud sir. but it's not clear if both clouds will all eventually result in a storm. so now just a week later he is talking about hurry can partly because of the war and the crane and what that means for an energy markets for commodity markets for food markets. you say that potentially the oil price could go all the way up to $15175.00 per barrel. that was, that's also make inflation matters worse than the other side. he also looks at the federal reserve, not just about the interest rate hikes, but actually the tightening so that the federal reserve is about to get rid of treasury's bonds and the amount of up to 95000000000 dollars a month. something we haven't ever really seen in that incent and, and that's why jamie diamond is saying there could be a hurricane coming even if right now the status quo. every thing looks

jamie, kicking things off with you and this jamie dimon p comment in terms of this economic hurricane as the federal reserve is unwinding this balance sheet, he's pretty much making it clear jp morgan is not going to be there to buy these securities the way they were there in 2006 and 2007. what do you make of jamie dimon's comments? >> well, i think jamie dimon has a very good window into what's going on with europe where the hurricane is sitting and spinning right now and it's probably category 5 area so he was basically telling those of us in the united states that, you know, it's very possible that that storm transitions across the atlantic to us at a time when the federal reserve is draining liquidity from the system the, raising interest rates and now trying to at least run off some of the balance sheet to try to tame inflation. so that's a really difficult combination because markets are not accustomed to that. we're accustomed to the opposite where we see federal reserve lower rates and flood the economy with money. since we're not used to that, basically we're probably hiking

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jamie, jamie, you fly a lot because you're from alaska and you can't drive anywhere. >> i fly a lot straight arm lik a golden moose or something on my last airline. to get that is high up for alaska. >> i do not like this where there are so many things he did that i found to be disgusting. then delete the tweets, if you figure it, it's just such a rea thing, and airplanes have i hav two small planes, airplanes hav rules. so like, sometimes i don't want rules so i go on the subway we don't have to wear your mask, you don't have to wear your pants if you don't want too. but what about the fact, greg, that there is may beat not a safer place to be in the airplane for air. wasn't like every recycled air, so leave her alone, she's away from people, she's making the announcement and i think it's a good thing to have recycled air especially for the person sitting next to this person. >> charles. what i find interesting is that this is another example of how adults aren't adults anymore, their infants. the washington post reporter tweeting these are all people that are, like old people actin like ba

victoria, who has it right jamie dimon or marko >> dom, look, i never want to go against jamie dimon when it comes to these things, but marko -- we're more in his camp than jamie dimon at this point you talked about the uncertainty in regards to the fed path will we get a soft landing or what do earnings look like at the same time, you are looking at an economy with a strong labor market. household balance sheets look good corporate balance sheets, although we see margin compression, balance sheets look good as well you typically don't have a recession with these factors in play we don't see a recession like marko said in 2022 second half of the year for the fed will start to work through the economy with the lag perhaps that is a probability. we see more volatility and perhaps a slowdown, but not recession. >> if that is the case, slowdown or volatility, does that mean folks should be out buying dips in the market? >> we like looking at opportunities in the market. we're not saying every time there is a full bag go all-in. you need to find names within the sectors that pulled back a

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jamie. jamie, you get politics in alaska, right? it's delivered there. you guys have politics coming. >> we just started getting politics and we just got ms. pac-man. where were on the delay. is it fair to blame biden for everything? i mean not everything, but it seems to be a trend. does it not stick out to anybod when he says i had this clear into sink statement in then the aids try to change it. when i think of biden i don't think clear into sink. i think eventually, these approval ratings are ridiculous. i think eventually though have the approval ratings and it wil just be a list of the people. so gas is crazy and in alaska, think it's five 50. i started boomer, i actually save money by uber. we just got over, and true story , the three times i called uber, the same guy came. i swear to god, it was one guy he said he was making us the money because no one had caught on that you could drive over, and than oddly enough i'm a single guy, none of this is jokes, i went on tinder, there was one person on tinder. and it's the guy that drives th uber. >> en

as jamie dimon said today, all war is bad. despite pointing to what you call some bright spots, there is this hurricane down the road, and analysts are unable to predict what the size of that ob. -- what the size of that will be. haidi: what is he doing to try to prepare for those meteorological disasters? >> he said the bank is bracing itself. he said that we should brace ourselves. he said the best way to prepare for this in the next go around, he talked of the link a fortress on balance sheets. he also did point out that banks are in very good shape. bancshares drop and the shares in broader financial indexes fell. chinese investors are already on edge. shery: out of curiosity, super quickly, we have also heard that the u.s. market could recover later in the year. why are we hearing these two different things from j.p. morgan? >> i think j.p. morgan and other banks like bank of america, they also do see the u.s. consumer in pretty good health. jamie dimon said today they still have six to nine months of spending power and t

i wanted to comment on jamie dimon and elon musk. i separate the two in elon musk's case, his business faces competition tesla dominated the electric car market now all of his come pepetitors e enter deucing electric or hybrid vehicles he has competition haes not had before that's going to impact his sale and his bottom line. elon has a habit and a pats earn of over statements the and hyperbole. jamie dimon is a rped economic voice. i'm not prepared to embrace the profit of doom se fcenario. the average american should save money and take advantage of the fact that unploim is low there's been more cash to not just spend it all to the extent possible to save it, to provide themselves with a nest egg in the event that the a shock the economy or reface some sort of economic downturn. the message is for the american family, american consumers yes, money is tight. yes, things are tight to take advantage and to prepare for the future >> it's kelly here do you think the fed should be doing more you must hear a lot about how frustrated and s

talk about an about face from jamie diamond. it was just nine days ago the ceo sparked a major rally, saying storm clouds around the market may dissipate flash forward today. he's singing a very different tune he says we should brace for change what's changed in nine days? >> i think the message is one where you're at an investor day for jp morgan and you've asked to assess a lot of different parts of your business, including the macro. jamie diamond back then said he saw storm clouds dissipating today we've returned to hurricanes and what not and it's hurricane season that has people concerned. the greek god of janice who was the two-headed got who saw backwards and forwards and what's he doing here, i think the context of the conversation is still very different. we're going to be conservative we're going to protect our balance sheet. during periods of difficulty, we are going to play it conservatively that's probably why financials, which traded down earlier in the day, there were comments from the wells fargo ceo about loan

first, jamie dimon warned of economic hurricane and now elon musk freezing hiring at tesla. details straight ahead. >>> frontier airlines sweetening its bid for spirit air we have details and the first on cnbc interview the ceo of spirit. >>> it is jobs friday. the big employment numbers due out at 8:30 a.m. >>> it is national doughnut day and "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm rebecca quick along with brian sullivan joe and andrew are out today things turned around yesterday a major move the dow was up 1.3%. s&p up 1.8%. it was the nasdaq that was the big winner up 2.7% yesterday. by the way, that put all three of the averages on pace for a positive week for the second week in a row. there will would be big news

carleton: jamie dimon said he sees in economic hurricane coming. what was most striking is a week ago at jpmorgan investor day jamie dimon talked about the storm clouds could dissipate which he was worried about hurricane he would tell you. wall street is wondering what happened in the last week? there has not been much new data that wasn't worried about in the market. that you have elon musk saying he has a bad feeling about the economy but if you want to go on a rosier note for this week we did have bank of america ceo brian moynihan and john waldron it acknowledging the risks in the market as the fed is trying to cool down inflation but they were not as gloomy. jack: there were some layoffs we have seen recently. carleton: a number of companies that benefited during the pandemic announced layoffs some have been coin-based, tesla and telethon. those major pandemic plays. jack: you have been watching meme stocks throughout the pandemic, game stop in particular just announced earnings and the stock popped 10%. jack: i try not to watch them but you

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. >> i can close the curtain >> the monthly rent for pod life >> jamie dimon of jpmorgan chase with a grave prediction for the economy. >> sheryl sandberg stepping down as meta's c.o.o.. >> and elvis weddings in vegas have left the building >> live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith. >> and more information on the breaking story out of tumsa. i have new information in just the last minute. we now know a man with a rifle entered st. francis hospital in tulsa, oklahoma, opened fire on multiple civilians as they're described. police say they do know that the man went to the second floor of this hospital, but they don't know his purpose or motive they believe he is now dead but cannot confirm they do confirm that the shooter is down. our local station, 2 news oklahoma, is interviewing a bystander. let's listen >> alive or dead, so they're waiting on that information while everything clears up >> and you said she's with someone that was shot by this gunman how is that person >> they don't know he was in the building she's with his wife. so they don't know if he's

still jamie dimon the see of the largest bank, j.p. morgan, is out with a warning about the economy. >> it is a hurricane. right now it's kind of sunny, everyone thanks the fed can handle this. that hurricane is right out there down the road coming our way. we just don't know if it is a minor one or a super storm sandy. so you've got to brace yourself. >> he also said the bank will be much more conservative in the face of this than there is elon musk saying he has a super bad feeling about the economy as well as he looks to lay off 10% of staff at tesla prejudgment right out of foxbusiness exclusive reagan economist art laffer. art good to see you thank you so much for being here. a lot of really were reading comments from the ceos then he got the jobs numbers on friday where wages were up five-point to percent but still not enough to offset the sting of inflation which is running 8.3%, your reaction very. >> i think jamie died on elon musk are completely correct for that job support was not a great jobs report if you look at it from a

jamie: musically, yes, but in my everyday life, no. if i am in the grocery store, everybody doesn't know that i am j. love. i don't look the same. i got my hat on. i am just another black person. i still have people following me around in walmart. sometimes i am cool with it, sometimes i am not nice about it. “hey, do you know it's probably not me that's stealing?!” ♪ jessica: the mother of two young black men, she wrote a song called "black lives matter." jamie: right now, i am fearful, every time my kids leave out the door. where are you going and who are you going with? ♪ some of my white friends will say, “oh not this is not happening and it's not that bad.” or this just hurts me to the core, when my white friends say, “you know, you just need to stop talking about it. if you just talk about it too much.” ♪ kevin mclaughlin: there's a not a lot of compromise because we don't spend time understand the other perspectives. jessica: from kansas city to st. louis, in the suburbs, retired navy pilot, kevin mclaughlin. k

calming down the economy, adp rises less as jp diamond test jamie dimon -- as jamie dimon warns of a hurricane. the white house taming rising prices. we talk to u.s. commerce secretary gina raimondo at the 11:00 hour. guy johnson is off today. welcome to "bloomberg markets." if we come down the markets, call down the economy, what is next? >> big questions that investors are dealing with. in terms of the direction of the u.s. economy, we have got some mixed signals. yesterday, we were dealing with strong data. maybe the fed is going to be able to hike more. today's data has looked mixed. the data hitting the bloomberg looking mixed. alix: factory orders up just 0.3%. durable goods, transportation came in up 0.4%. let's get a deeper dive into these numbers. michael mckee joins us now. the factory orders seems like a big miss. michael: it is a bit of a mess. we knew that because we got those numbers earlier in the week. nondurable goods increased by 0.2%. there is a real disappointment. shipments come in a little bit better. inventories continued to rise. inventories are up for 20 of t

jamie dimon warning of the economic hurricane with the war in ukraine and economic tig tigh tightening he said investors should prepare for tough times. >> big storm clouds. it's a hurricane right now it is sunny and things are doing fine everyone thinks the fed can handle this. that hurricane is right out there down the road coming our way. we just don't know if it is a minor one or super storm sandy or andrew or something like that you have to brace yourself >> if you were surprised by the comments from jamie dimon, you would certainly be well positioned just last monday, we heard different comments from the investor day last week he highlighted the strength of the u.s. economy he said will were storm clouds, but would dissipate. he added a recession was possible, but not like pre-dvio down turns rosanna, have things changed ors it is hard to know what to make of the comments. >> something shifted, giuljuliaa we are speaking to our guests about the dimon outlook. >> we have an economy that is strong right now that is the message the fed is looking at it has to be restrained to keep p

shery: jamie dimon one's investors to brace for increased economic turmoil with unprecedented challenges from russia's invasion of ukraine. >> it is a hurricane. that hurricane is right out there on the road coming our way. >> we will be speaking with the national security council senior director for europe. shery: and china orders state-owned banks to offer a $120,000 credit line to stimulate the economy. we have the likes of big tech names leading declines. we already heard from morgan stanley, and that really sent pressured on the markets. we also had treasury yields continuing to climb with the short and really leading gains, very sensitive to policy. wti under pressure in the asian session under well. we have seen this rise but paring back gains slightly. we heard from the biden administration that they will continue to engage with oil producer saudi arabia. of course, we have in watching those economic numbers out today. take a look at this chart on the bloomberg showing you prices paid by manufacturers. starting to ease a little bit, but today's numbers work a strong. we talked ab

but i think what ceos need to do and what jamie is doing right is being conservative with statements and guidance. we heard almost everybody coming out, being conservative. sounded like everybody was negative and guided down, but the reality is for the second half of the year earnings probably need to come down a little bit the expectations need to come down a little bit. as we get economic data that continues to roll in, some is strong, a decent amount has gun to crack we needed that to happen for inflation to cool off. now i agree with steve in the sense that we probably see volatility for the first half of june, maybe decent portion of june because we're not going to have any new information that calms us down before then. we need to get through a couple more fed meetings, through a couple more cpi prints, and we need that gdp print in july to find out if we are actually in recession. i think there's a decent chance in july once we have more of the information that we can relax a bit and things don't look as dire as today. >> what are you trading in the market now >> i have an awf

that's what jamie dimon says that's ahead and investors should brace themselves. his two big concerns is the fed and the ukraine war. plus short energy, it is a bold, bold call on this year's best performing sector so far we've got the technician behind the report with us this hour lots to discuss, busy hour ahead upon kelly >> and he is no slouch we're looking forward to that, tyler. thank you very much. hi, everybody. growth concerns are weighing on the major averages and so are rising rates a few strong economic reports saying activity hasn't slowed down enough to tamp inflation. the dow was down 405 at the lows this afternoon and we're down 181 or half a percent, two-thirds percent declines for the nasdaq the nasdaq, by the way, 4105 the yield assesses the path of interest rates 294 you can see this decisive jump here throughout the morning and it's held up at these levels and this is a big change from last week and will continue to be a big test for the markets that warning that tyler mentioned of a coming economic hurricane that's from jamie dimon underscori

. >> a member of the january 6 committee, maryland representative jamie raskin -- jamie raskin gives a look into the investigation about the attack on the capital and talks about evidence of premeditated activity. this is hosted by lee caldwell. it is 30 minutes. host: hello. welcome to washington journal live. thank you so much for joining us. we are talking with the congressman because today is the first week of the january 6 committee hearing. representative jamie raskin is the committee member. we do take questions. tweet us and we will try to ask your questions. this week is the first hearing of a series of hearings at the january 6 committee is holding. what can we expect on thursday during prime time at 8:00? rep. raskin: you will see an introduction of the findings laid out over the course of the month of june. we are going to hear the story of the conspiracy to overturn the 2020 presidential election and block the transfer of power. this is an extraordinary and unprecedented event in our history. you are going to have to go back to the civil war to understand anything like i

jamie diamonds economic warning. oil markets and opec. manus: juliette saly is covering chinese stocks. storm clouds, jp morgan's ceo is warning -- here is what he had to say. >> it is a hurricane. that hurricane is right up there down the road coming our way. we do not know if it is a minor one. manus: we're speaking with dan moss in singapore. quite a pivot in space. >> there is certainly a significant weather pattern. i think you are selling yourself short. we talked quite a lot about global economy. i interpret that to mean international growth outlook. it would deteriorate for some time. with the asian financial crisis was developing, he asked at berkeley, is it credible that the u.s. continue to remain an oasis? dani: i am trying to wrap my head around what feels like a tone shift. talking about a potential positive to, the fed continue suitable down on the hawkish. how are you interpreting these cross trends? >> we talked the other day about several verses a couple. the weight deceleration is coming off, that is a long time from he

democratic congressman jamie ra raskin. based on what you just heard, is that a compromise you would vote on? >> well, we would certainly vote on it and work on it. you know, america is suffering a massacre pretty much every day now. there's been more massacres than days in 2022. so the house has been pushing for far more sweeping action for universal violent criminal backgrounds. >> this is a baby step you would vote yes on?

wall street on recession watch after dire comments from jamie dimon that an economic hurricane is coming. not just wall street, elon musk is buried too. game stop gaming the market, disappointing earnings not enough to take down the stock but beware of a new warning from the sec. ben levisohn, carleton english and jack hough. a lot of interesting conflicting signals out of the economy. a strong jobs report, strong manufacturing week, services, all this complicated by the fact that the fed is trying to calm things down. good news isn't necessarily good news, break it down for us. ben: hard to know what to make of this. the market finished down one% on all 3 indexes and because of the things you mentioned we had strong jobs, wage growth wasn't as strong as expected. that's the good news but strong manufacturing set by weaker services. all these forces coming together and makes it hard to know how much the fed has to tighten monetary policy. it could be they do their 50 basis point rate hikes and able to stop but we don't know. we are getting mixed signals from corporate america where compa

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that is what jamie was getting at, becky. we don't have any idea how that will turn out. >> that and the eu saying we are cutting off shipments. not cut off the pipeline there is with natural gas. they don't get to control what moscow's reaction is to anything >> especially as reports came out, putin is, maybe not -- maybe not all there? you don't know the reaction. if they block food shipments or phosphorus dimon was saying we need to look out. let's hope that doesn't happen there is also, by the way, a russian credit default swa $1.9 million if you bought at 3 cents a couple of years ago, you got a big payout when is last time we talked about credit swap defaults >> 2008. >> yeah. there are weird things happening under the hood >> he would rather stress test his bank himself rather than subject it to conditions out there in the regulators. >> people are saying what is right? are things great or are these clouds building? the answer is both the answer is things are great right now. he said the same thing this is just telling

jamie: they really are. we've had catherine man, the chief economist of the bank of england both emphasize the role of the exchange rate as the fed is monster hiking. the pound is weakening off. they are both very concerned about that. manus: ok, we will leave it there. let's see what the print comes through, 1.2226 on cable. can rate hikes alone phase the old british pound? our jamie rush. that is it for me. . i will be here tomorrow but i will be in studio. we will kick off today's discussions with the accor ceo, the boeing ceo. i would love to be a fly on the wall for the private meeting with him and the qatar airways ceo. dani: fascinating how much the energy prices and this, you know, revenge tourism, has really impacted the sector. really great interviews to watch out for. that's it for us. "bloomberg markets: europe" is up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ psst. girl. you can do better. ok. wow. i'm right here. and you can do better, too. at least with your big name wireless carrier. with xfinity mobile, y

tom: jamie dimon lightened it up and some of that was in our interview in london. jp morgan does a lot of fancy work, a lot of math and a lot of algebra and they are looking for higher oil prices. jonathan: their chief equity strategists is still very polish -- bullish. that's a heavy lift on the back half of 2022. tom: it's wonderful to see that division at any major bank in its always part of the debate and its healthy. it's been said the recession going was wrong. they are adamant off of that economic data, the ism data. it's not that bad stuff jonathan: job openings came in pretty high let's talk about crude oil, down more than 6%. we might get more output from riyadh and the president might make a trip to saudi arabia shortly. lisa: he will be going on a nato tour later this month and it might include a stop in saudi arabia to increase production. they are talking about how saudi arabia may consider increasing production in response to a decline in out from russia. how much does this matter? i think this is one of the key issues. how do you translate that into

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maryland congressman jamie raskin. he was also the lead impeachment manager at trump's second impeachment trial. he has been busy over the last two years thank you so much for joining us tonight, i know it has been a busy one. but it is done. i'm quite sure your democratic colleagues have called you, said it was a great night. but what i really want to know -- have any republicans called you tonight? >> i do not appear to have any texts or emails from republican colleagues, other than liz and adam, i think. >> i want you to think back in time. when you decided to become a lawmaker, did you ever think that there would be a day that there would be a violent attack by americans on our capitol and the president of the united states would do absolutely nothing to stop it? because that's what you laid out for us tonight. >> the whole thing is surreal, if you can rewind to the days before trump was elected in 2016. because none of us ever expected a violent assault on congress in order to seize the presidency and steal a pres

jamie dimon i would be a little more worried about. he has a window. he gets daily reports into deposits and people taking money out of the bank and credit card delinquency rates, leading indicators that are more important than the jobs report. does he know something he's not letting on? we are dealing with inflationary pressures that we haven't felt in our adult lifetimes. >> if you are watching this from your homes, what should you be doing with your money, sitting on it and saving it instead of spending it? >> you look at venezuela, turkey, to spend money while it still has value. i saw a report today that car insurance premiums are going up at a chunky clip. you're seeing food prices go up, restaurant prices, leisure prices, if you can even get a plane ticket. plane ticket, you want to rush and book it right now, a hotel thing. in realtime we're seeing chunky inflation approaching double digits. but then again you also want to husband and save money for a rainy day. i think you have to always be able to do a little bit of everything, save, invest,

morgan's jamie dimon warning of a hurricane for the u.s. economy. restaurant hardware's ceo predicting that they'll have a long way to go to fight inflation. we also just heard from biden and his reaction to elon musk and the super bad feeling. it's not just tesla. you have cryptocurrency companies that are freezing hiring and rescinding job offers that have been signed. and gemini cutting 10% of their work force. >> neil: susan, if you can stay there. we're joined by gary kaltbaum. gary, one of the things that stood out in susan's report, this is a number of key players now saying beyond the president, we've got problems. we have worries. jamie dimon, elon musk, fellow democrats saying mr. president, you have to do something. not satisfied with the pace, with the response. so there's something cascading here. one of the things that struck me about jamie dimon's comments, he was blaming the fed, blaming a lot of the inattention in washington or not response in washington added to the uncertainties around the ukraine war now in the 100th day. lots of

you look at the global picture as jamie does and we have a lot of challenges. i will defer in trying to fine tune who a hurricane means to jamie. >> i know, it sounds like you don't agree. lindsay, ball, thank you we'll leave it there appreciate it. >>> by the way, we are near session highs, up about 270 or so on the dow. the high was just about 300. the low was down 300 so another crazy 600-point swing in the dow. >>> a top executive at wreck-it discusses the strategy to help ease the baby formula shortage. >>> find out which tech stocks will issue currency warning in the wake of microsoft's guidance later today. you're watching "closing bell" on cnbc. ok, let's talk about those changes to your financial plan. bill, mary? hey... it's our former broker carl. carl, say hi to nina, our schwab financial consultant. hm... i know how difficult these calls can be. not with schwab. nina made it easier to set up our financial plan. we can check in on it anytime. it changes when our goals change. planning can't be that easy. actually, it can be, carl. look forward to pl