. >> mr. scott fink is here on ministries and owner of several car dealerships. i know it sound bites like that that touch your heart, your wife's heart and that is why you decided to get involved. >> that's right. that's why we decided to get involved. we saw a documentary and it was focused in central florida. about homeless families. we did some research and fountain out that the issue in pasco county was far worse than central florida. and too many kids were going to school and had no place to live when they got out of school. scary >> you and your family have donated how much money at this point from metropolitan ministries? >> oh, probably $350,000. >> what are you most proud of in terms of the outreach center in pasco? >> i'm most proud of the fact that we currently have 12 apartments, units, miracle place of pasco, up and running where families, homeless families are now there, self-sufficiency in their lives again. >> are you -- does it strike you as interesting when folks do not believe that number of, 2,500 kids in pasco who may be homeless at any give

although i spent -- i went into great detail with mr. ted wells and his team i do not intend to discuss this matter publicly at this time. i do, however, look forward to speaking direct whether i stephan ross, tom garr fink kel and the organization at the appropriate time. this is the right way to handle the matter. beyond that i look forward to working through the process and resuming my career in the national football league. >> meanwhile, the man at the center of martin's bullying allegations, veteran lineman richie incognito filed a labor grievance against the dolphins because they suspended him. here to sort out all the legal fallout fox news legal analyst mercedes cohen and kirsten wilson. i should say at the outset your law firm represents jonathan. it's improper to bully in the workplace the nfl locker room. the rough and tumble of football. it ain't your average work place, is it? >> you are right but this is where the lines are crossed when you start talking about racial epitaphs and say i'm going to gang rain your sister. when

. >> mr. fink? >> chairman issa, ranking member cummings, members of the committee, my name is faris fink. i am the commissioner with the small business self-employed division of internal revenue service. i appreciate the opportunity to appear here today. i have worked for the internal revenue service for 32 years, starting as a grade 7 revenue officer in ohio. i became the commissioner of the small business self-employed operating division in may of 2011. i am proud to be an irs employee and serve alongside thousands of dedicated public servants who administer our tax laws. my division has 24,000 employees and it accounts for majority of the $50 billion that the irs collects in enforcement revenue each year. the meeting we held in 2010 was to train 2600 managers from 350 offices across the country. we needed to insure that they had the tools to lead their employees and adapt to major changes that were occurring. at the time of this meeting, almost 30% of our managers were new or had only been manag

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you work quoting mr. fink and this is going to be loud and strong. usually if you are strong, you don't have to be loud. it is less about president trump being inconsistent -- i don't want to say contradictory. it is more does he choose to make this a conflict or not. i don't think he should. betty: does the u.s. even have labelverage to slap the of currency manipulator on china? adam: you are right about that. the u.s. does have leverage. the question is whether it is justified to be used now and whether it would actually work in the sense of giving more benefits to the u.s.. far moreremains powerful than china. if you things that are unjustified and visual -- and unfair, people start supporting china and if you do things that impose costs on china, it doesn't work. betty: thank you so much. yvonne: 7:30 a.m. monday and hong kong. just 30 minutes away from asia us first major market open. betty: it is 6:30 sunday evening in new york. a little rainy today but clearing and warm, unseasonably warm in new york. are watching daybreak asia. now to the fir

whoever is president, whether it is donald trump or not donald trump, mr. cameron or boris it means you have to respond to these issues. blackrock ceos larry fink speaking to angie lau. markets are tumbling today. let's head to the markets desk where ramy inocencio has the latest on to etf's starting with gold. is continuing the bull run have start -- we have talked about. take a look at gld -- the spider of the gold share index, up .2%, reflecting the price of gold bullion. let's see how it does reflect that. it has been trading within about day, band over the past $1278 per troy ounce. it has been trading within a $10 band. because of the soros and george stanley druckenmiller. stakebought $264 million is of that implication is he's preparing for worse times ahead. up 2.4%, itssing, highest since may 2. , the reads real estate sphere, we can see the retail sphere is down at session lows, it's lowest in about three months. if you are not so sure as to what happened here, north american reits with the largest part of their investment are down 10% year to da

you said that as you let into mr. fake, -- mr. fink's co mments. they can pay for what they are proposing. but they make it two years or three years of growth. since we are close to full employment anyways, we put probably get some dead we will probably get some wage growth. sherry: they expect markets to be muted in the first part of the year. you may have a good second half in 2017. i think the first half will be somewhat disappointing. not terribly disappointed, i stay interest rates will low. i don't have a problem with the bond trade. i think the 10 year will probably go down to 220. a lot of these programs are going to take longer to take affect. >> the cancel of foreign relations, jonathan miller says that we could see some deals. there is a long way to go and others. >> there is room to copper mice on the economic issue. tore i don't see what compromise is on the geopolitical side. especially in the south china sea. the secretary of state nominee rex tillerson has talked about denying access of some of china possibly claimed reach. this wil

are you having the larry fink situation? mr. chandler: i had the same experience. they are talking about corporations. companies and the treasurer's office is trying to manage risk and not take on numerous. -- not take on new risk. emily: what does that mean mean? our customers not interested in crypto? mr. chandler: the u.s. company is buying goods from germany or japan or china. they are going to trade in the u.s. dollar. why would they have crypto? it gives them new exposure and comes out of the business. corporations typically are trying to avoid that. risk management is an important function for large companies and they typically don't want new risks. needlessly. emily: how are you looking at crypto as an asset class? are you following the ups and downs of bitcoin? we are at 33,000 but will we hit a new low before longer term potential climb? mr. chandler: yes so i follow crypto because i think it is a possibility it is a new asset class but what we see in the recent several weeks is that with the internet, hold on for dear life. giving back everything it made

there is mr. fink. larry fink is here with advice on how to handle your money and the benefits if you plan to buy a home. >>> also in the toyota green room, denis leary. he stars in "sex and drugs and rock 'n' roll." ahead see why his role meant going to boot camp. how did heitain's "guardian" reports on marcus willis saying he has earned a beer. yesterday, willis played roth federer. he had plenty of fans to cheer him on but defeated in straight sets. he calls the experience maesing. it was his girlfriend who convinced willis not to give up. >> go willis. >> we like her and lime hick. that's great. >> the telegraph of britain reports that an indian couple is accused of faking a mt. everest climb. a photo claims to show the woman at the peak of everest. the climb was reportedly shown nepal's government. the country stand by the couple's claim. >> entertainment weekly has a from you trailer for "sully." tom hanks plays sully sullenberger who landed a jet in an emergency landing on the hudson river years

i don't know why no one asked mr. fink about that. you can be extremist if you want to. you can be hyperbolic if you want to to get on television but the truth of the matter is there are reasonable ways to handle this situation. >> you said that you supported the bill if it comes from the senate. do you expect senator cruz and one other senator to support and not prevent a bill passed in the senate perhaps this afternoon? >> it depends. i think if there's broad bipartisan support, my guess is that senator cruz would not object to it. if it's an outrageous capitulation, i can't speak to senator cruz. i don't know him that well. i didn't say i would support it. i said it would probably pass the house. if the senate is able to pass something on a bipartisan basis. >> because democrats will vote for it. >> correct. >> nick mulvaney thank you. >>> president obama brought a hero of the war in afghanistan to the white house. william swenson received the medal of honor tuesday for his courage during a firefight with the taliban. his service to his country may not be over yet. >>

and that was a unanimous a board decision and i think mr. daly was also on the board at the time. you were part of the decision. >> yes. >> i think this regulation matters a lot. i fink the message to everybody, i'm from a become azeri where we have a lot of boeing employees, we are not a right to work state but one of the messages is a few are in the right to work state or coming to the united states for the first time until this is settled it may be one reason not to come to missouri because you can't move, you can't put your second location somewhere that's not part of the first location in a non-right to work state. i think this is one of the areas where the secretary of commerce if you're not fighting this attitude in the administration, nobody is. you have to be the guy that says we have to have more certainty whether it's in a regulatory efforts or the taxing efforts or with the utility bill might be to read all of those become reasons not to take a risk. it's a lot easier to not put your money on the table to see if you can lose it than it is to put it on the table and see

mr. harris. >> thank you. i will yield to the gentleman from louisiana. >> i thank the gentleman from maryland and people joining as well. mr. .. to clear up the couple things with the chairman in the morning which is i had some concern on the authorities you have for think you have to reach into in the conduct oversight of the contractors. >> have a stash of resuscitation for you. >> i have some of the letter that the response the you told the german would give that information and i don't see the citation in their. >> it's section 24 be which is codify that 43 united states code section 350, subsection be which authorizes the assessment of civil penalties against any person who failed to comply with the terms of the least permit regulation etc, and we have been advised by the solicitor general's office is of this person is sent to what these operators so that is the foundation. >> and just want to grab some time i will stipulate and i know you are a very prolific lawyer, litigator however i have to 50.146 wh

mr. fink, how long have you been at the irs? what's 32 years -- >> 32 years. >> you been at conferences along the way. what yes, sir. tohow would you compare this past experiences? in myis certainly -- career, it is one of the largest that i have ever attended. it was not uncommon in the service in the past years i have been there that you would have large gatherings of your leadership team, bring all of your managers together in a function. >> what did you personally get when you went to that conference? what did you personally receive? >> for the anaheim conference? >> the bag it was shown is what i got. it has been mentioned, i paid the government rate and stay in a suite. i got the bag, and there was a notebook inside of the bag, and i believe i received an attachment to your lanyard that you wear for id purposes that is spring-loaded. turks,hing else? benefits? , benefits? >> there was 25 baskets of fruit that were in each of the two primary hotels. how big was your room? >> i pay for them like that personally. , where ment

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fink. i have a question about the fda's review of efficacy data. your slide indicated a november 30th submission for the eua. the documents indicate that moderna submitted another set of documents on 12/7 and that included the data of 11/21. in the briefing document you indicated fda had reviewed some and verified some of that recent data but not all. just briefly explain what that actually means, and there's been reports in the press about how the fda's process is more rigorous than the british review process, for example. but explain what that really means. and second, to confirm that you have been able to verify the efficacy data in the second set prior to primary employ as well as the important secondary end point of any severe disease. >> yes, we'll hear more about that in our fda presentation this afternoon but i can verify, i can confirm that fda has examined, verified the integrity of and confirmed the efficacy analyses from the later on point, from the november 21st time point, both for the primary efficacy analysis and for the secondary a

let's start out with mr. tub. >> i read this before. data is now 26 days old. that was the closing date. i asked the question about do we have more recent data? dr. fink does not have any. however, the sponsor here. they will have updated data. some other folks they were asking about it. i have one specific set of data i would like to ask about it. it is about this question of severe disease. pfizer suggests it has been demonstrated the vaccine is effective with severe disease but that is not really the case. in your briefing document, you just don't have enough data to know that. is, do we have such data? is an efficacy of 56%, not the other data you talked about from dose one. the actual endpoint and the study came up with 56% efficacy. that is the thing that really matters and we care about. almost nobody cares about covid-19 at all if you have a sore throat. it is in the public interest to know what is the public interest in the vaccine. you do not have sufficient data to conclude that as of november 14. can we get data? pfizer which from shows additional c

black rock was involved in the financial crisis last time, larry fink has enormous experience, so that is one of them that has been disclosed and as we hire hora people we will fully disclose it. >> brennan: mr. secretary, i appreciate all of what you are doing in that you are saying it is going to take time to see if it is going to be successful or not, but do you need to level with the american people here and tell them, you simply don't know that all of these jobs are going to come back? i mean, the president of the st. louis federal reserve bank said we could see unemployment hit 30 percent in the second quarter of this year. you saw 3 million people file for unemployment this week. >> well, let me clarify. i never said we didn't know if this will be successful or not. i think this is program is going to be enormously successful in stabilizing the u.s. economy while hardworking americans who lost their jobs or aren't able to work because of the medical situation that they get help. so this money is going to go into the economy very quickly. it is going to help american workers very

. >> the irony of this coming from mr. fink is that mr. fink's company is one of the primary reasons why activism a, is so influential now in stock prices and b, is probably really going to be more important going forward than it's ever been before. we used to have individual stockholders in this country who invested in a stock, held the certificates and cared about what happened with the company. we don't have that any more, we have etf investors, thanks in part to i-shares and their ilk. so now your people buying a basket of stocks, not paying attention to compensation packages or efficiency or anything like that and as a result you have a need for somebody to come in and actually vote those shares and make something happen. because of this huge vacuum that's been created by passive investing, etf people so i agree with steve, i think they're important. think they need to be there. you don't have to like all their tactics or every single campaign. >> he takes issue, pete with the high level of dividends and buy-backs, which he said in 20

it's easier said than done though i think mr. fink uses the right word and problem it is a problem. what is going to get the money off the sideline how can you convince somebody at a record high market every day of the week? >> they are competitors. >> to put that money to work. >> i don't know. if we're talking about cash returning, i think repatriation is more important. conceptually there's a tremendous amount of cash on sidelines and then i've heard from so many people over the last five years, well, there's nowhere else to put your money except in the equity market because the return environment is so low. it's the only place, to so is there really that much cash on sidelines? i think that kind of conflicts with each other. i think what we'd be more important is capital coming back from the ent prior space. >> when someone like larry fink says, it black rock and the amount of money that they have in assets under management, sounds like a real issue. >> yeah. >> it -- it sounds good because larry is saying it if i said it you would laugh hat me. >> well, you don't have $6 trilli

fink to say valuations are a little stretched. we have all of this stuff going on higher highs in the equity market that's the part that will stick with me. what about you >> i agree with that we're not looking at the onset of a bear market any time certainly over the next 12 months, so can we continue to have a collective type of pattern which is what we've had since september? the answer to that without question is yes. you know my feelings surrounding this upcoming earnings season. i've said it is the single most important earnings season since october 2018 when at that time you had to hear about tariffs and ppg and caterpillar and utx told you how bad they were going to be in terms of their guidance it's the very same scenario now. rising input costs and what will that mean to margins if we are unable to have strong guidance and overcome a lot of these input cost challenges that we're facing in this quarter, then guess what, scott? a lot of the calls for all-time highs to return by the end of this year, they're going to be inc

. >> it's wise to study mr. fink. >> he's a market mover. >> very true. i would point out when we had bill gurley from benchmark capital, i believe 100 opponents in the s&p, telling us how frothy the market is, 100 points ago, and he's in the private equities side of the world. looking at how stocks come out from that side and come over onto the listed side. another really smart guy. however, with the fed doing what they're doing, as we'll hear from steve liesman, i don't know why you want to fight this tape. i understand the greater fool theory and all the rest, that somebody's gotta be there when the music stops. but right now, that music isn't stopping. and i believe it's going to keep going well into 2014. >> steve, it does raise the question of why we're here, how far we're going to go, and what happens when the party stops. >> yeah. >> when the music stops. >> the thing about larry, not only a veteran trader, but strides a lot of money. it's like arguing with the guy who runs the train depot, whether the trains will be on time. he sees them coming a

i wanted to thank mr. fink. >> thank you. >> for coming forward and realizing that, you know fairness is so important because i, myself, am may dire straits right now and it's so refreshing for him to come forward and wanted to share and do their part. >> thank you, tammy. >> i don't feel great having money while you are struggling. >> you know what? we need more people like you. tammy makes it -- what i appreciate so much about what you are doing, you and the patriotic millionaires is you are speaking up. you see it and you are willing to talk about and willing to make your own sacrifice. god bless america. >> thank you. >> this is the bill press show. ♪ the ted conference held here every year in southern california is an event designed to bring the brightest minds in the world together to share their most powerful, influential and creative ideas. the speakers share a common goal, making the world a better, smarter place through innovation, technology and the power of big ideas. peter diamendes is the c

gregg: well, that guy, mr. fink, actually played mr. spock in the star trek parody. joining us now, congressman james lankford, a republican from oklahoma. he sits on the committee holding today's hearing, also chairman of the republican policy committee. congressman, thanks for taking a few minutes. i have to guess that most americans are aghast and angry over the kind of things we're now learning. we're just going to put it up on the screen for them to read. it's $50 million spent on 225 conferences, 2,600 managers flown to california. they spent $4.1 million on that conference. $135,000 for event planners, $60,000 for a video. my favorite was $11,000 for a happiness expert. congressman, should all the people who organized and approved these conferences be fired? >> they should have strict discipline if not gone entirely. these -- a conference costing more than $100,000 had to go up the food chain and be approved by higher-ups. this was approved by higher-ups, and that's what's amazing. there's supposed to be an accountability network built in so this doesn't happe

jared fink who is the owner is a complete character. it was just fantastic, the notion of what we are doing here and how it ties everyone together, the threads of what it brings together is a real joy to be a real part of. thank you all for participating. >> commissioner hyland? >> yes, thank you all. i have a question for mr. frye. this is the last section we are going to hear. next year when will the next applications start coming forward and do we want to calendar an agenda item to review what's happened this year so maybe we can improve the process for next year? >> commissioners, we intended to keep working with the office of small business and they will continue to forward applications to us.. so we anticipate you will have more applications on your calendar for the january 8th hearing if that's your hearing and we can have a discussion about how we've handled them so far and we can have the office meet with us to talk about how to stream line the program and hopefully we'll have more to report on some of the comments that you hav

i am proud to present the mr. paul loan. >> fink you for your persistence continuing to focus on crushing what you just said, you constantly said, it has to be the focus because it is the key to everything. you will not be able to recover the economy unless you crush the virus. this is emphasis that the government's responsibility, washington's responsibility, to do something about this. i have not been part of the negotiations but whenever she talks to us, i know when the president raises one issue, she says what about the virus in the testing, what will you do about for, so i want to thank you prioritizing and constantly saying it up. it is hard for me to believe it is now october, 10 months into the pandemic, and the trump administration does not have a national testing tracing surveillance and containment plan in place. we have asked for this since the beginning. we cannot even contain covid within the confines of the white house. i heard he is back in the oval office, potentially spreading this to the people

mrs. fink will head romaine that you can get at retail stores. in his packed in express--in a plastic bag. the company says there are about 1000 or more cases potentially affected this. however they have no reports of anyone becoming sick. we will take a live look outside right now it is very great out there, we will be right back. happy birthday! thank you, nana send money to anyone's checking account with chase quickpay. all you need is an email address or mobile number. you're welcome. take a step forward and chase what matters. >> darya: the wife of a fall in chinese politician has been given a suspended death sentence. the case made headlines from the world. this is the wife of former communist party leader she was given the fifth in the death sentence for the murder of meal haywood. she could have the rest of her life behind bars. she said that she pointed him-- poisoned him because of threats against her son. >> mark: best buy has chosen a new chief and the executive for the company. >> darya: virgin america is making easy for you to regis

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mr. chairman. welcome to today's witnesses and congressmen, appreciate your leadership on this issue. probably not the only one who finds the term, sell by a best buy confusing. this confusion leads to a lot of food waste we see in this country. i'm glad were looking at this issue today. american consumers are increasingly less connected to the farm and that's where food comes from. i think a lot of people no longer view food is valuable. when i was growing up, my mom used every part of the animal. so that is no longer the cas food waste has increased. producers have done such a good job of creating an abundant food supply that a lot of folks do not think twice about tossing out food that may not look perfect or is suppressed and the best buy or sell by date is stamped on the box, whatever that means. this is a challenge but i also think also think it presents an opportunity for production in agriculture. many have no problem throwing food away, many americans americans are struggling to

fink. mr. oxford, five minutes. >> chairman conaway and ranking member peterson and members of the committee i thank you for the testimony to testify today on the food waste. i'm john oxford, president and ceo of l&m companies based in raleigh, north carolina, founded in 1964 we are a family agricultural business that grows markets and distributes fresh produce. our products in our crops include a variety of vegetables, potatoes, onions, melons, appleappl apples, pears an more n. addition to my day job, i'm with the marketing association that market fresh fruits and vegetables. pma represents more than 2700 member companies in 45 countries. in the united states, our members throughout the supply chain from growing processing and manufacturing distribution and wholesaling and retail and food service handle more than 90% of the fresh produce sold to consumers. my testimony today comes from the perspective of a grower. dealing with food waste is a complex issue that requires a suite of solutions.

we have mr. jesse fink, the director of mission point and in norwalk, connecticut. mr. john oxford, president and ceo of l and m companies in

i think mr. fink today in testimony as depighted in -- depicted tonight may have gotten himself in hot water. he seems, to me, claiming he doesn't know how expensive the $4.1 expenditure was but it was pointed out to him he, in fact, signedan estimate of the cost that was $4.3 million, so either he knew about it or he didn't know about it, and as you say, lou, his is one i sort of a cascading series of %-we've gotten from irs officias and, frankly, members of the backup administration about this paicular scale. lou: ad now we have, chis, the president, if you will, closing ranks. the post, susan rice to the nation security adiser, not requiring confirmation. if i've ever seen a ore rational security team, i can't imagine who it would b >> well, i do know that the chances of us bmbing syria has gone way up, a western intervention in syria's much more likely. this is a signal that the interventionist approach taken in libya is very likely now to be put forward in syria. there's a genocide there alr

i think mr. fink in his testimony in the mike emanuel package may have gotten himself in real hot water. he seems to me he didn't know how expensive the expenditure was and he had in fact found an estimate of the cost that was $4.3 million. either he did know about it or didn't know about it and this is one of the cascading series of misrepresentations and lies we've gotten from irs officials and members of the obama administration about this particular scandal. >> lou: now we have the president, if you will, closing ranks. samantha power to the united nations post now held by susan rice. susan rice national security advisor, not requiring confirmation. this if i've ever seen a more radical national security team, i certainly can't imagine who it would be. >>> well, i do know that the chances of us bombing stuff in syria has gone way up. a western intervention in syria is much more likely. this this is a signal that the approach that was taken in libya is now to be put forward in syria. there has

stephanie: billionaire blackrock calls out mr. fink. he says his argument is making harder against investors. erik: and carly fiorini is joining the race for the presidential nomination as well as ben carson. they won't be the last. stephanie: i have been with him for hours and that's the first time i've looked at him. your hair looks good. erik: let's look at the headlines and manufacturing. scarlett: an increase of 2.1%, and the consensus was 2%, so slightly better than economists were looking for. i believe this was the first increase since last july as well. this was the month of march. what is interesting here is that the previous rate of a gain of 0.2% has been revised to a drop of 0.1%. february was weaker than anticipated and march numbers were slightly higher than economists are looking for. if you back out transportation orders, factory orders were unchanged, 0%. whereas for the february numbers, it was revised down from 0.8% to 0.1%. the financial markets are coming off of their highs, still a by 0.1%. it is hard to say if th

mr. polis: i thank the gentleman from minnesota. i rise to share stories of real people that highlight the needs, the you are jebt need for health care reform. eileen fink of colorado springs is what we might think of as a soccer mom. her kids she told me, have a reputation for being involved in sports. they're a healthy and athletic family. but they like many american families lost their health care insurance. but they encouraged their kids to power on, play sports, have fun, live a normal and happy childhood. no one was reckless but they had a bad year when they racked up several orthopedic injuries in a short time with no insurance. this could happen to any family. their daughter racked up $10,000 in bills after a fall that required reconstructive surgery. their other daughter fell ice skating, broke her wrist. that was a $3,000 bill. finally, their 14-year-old son broke his wrist and, feeling sorry for the family's financial predicament, hid that for nine days, didn't tell his parents that his wrist was in pain. one night he fin

of blackrock is a bad guy now mr fink was recognized last november by the crisis response group the international rescue committee for his spirit and passion for humanitarian causes real people guy charity and all that said the smell of money trillions does crazy things to you so no you can go on boycotting and criticizing saudi arabia but the guys with the money hold the strings they're interested it's business as usual. face of american diplomacy secretary state my claim the russians have been interfering in american politics since the one nine hundred seventy s. and further research will continue to do so and pose a threat for decades to come. the russians interfered it happened in the run up to the election in two thousand and sixteen we have the we have the mission now to make sure this doesn't happen in two thousand and twenty there were threats or elections ninety seven four right and they interfered our elections in the eighty's and we should expect in two thousand and fifteen twenty fifty the russians will be added still i must say i was stunned at his reference to nine hundred seventy f