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  • STOCKS ARE MIXED AS CRUDE OIL

  • DROPS MORE THAN 3%.

  • THE QUESTION IS, "WHAT'D YOU

  • MISS?"

  • SCARLET: A CLOSELY WATCHED

  • SPEECH THIS WEEK BY JANET

  • YELLEN.

  • JOE: JAPAN'S PRIME MINISTER

  • MAKES AN EPIC OLYMPIC APPEARANCE

  • AS SUPER MARIO.

  • MATT: AND WE DISCUSS WHAT YOU

  • MISSED IN TODAY'S $14 BILLION

  • DEAL MADE BY PFIZER.

  • SCARLET: WE BEGIN WITH OUR

  • MARKET MINUTE.

  • A MODEST MOVE IN THE MAJOR

  • INDEXES WHEN ALL IS SAID AND

  • DONE.

  • THE BIG STORY HAS TO BE OIL

  • PRICES.

  • OIL DECLINING FOR THE FIRST TIME

  • IN EIGHT DAYS, THE LONGEST

  • WINNING STREAK IN MONTHS, IF NOT

  • YEARS.

  • ENTERING A BULL MARKET BEFORE

  • GAVE WAY TO SOME PROFIT MAKING

  • TODAY.

  • SOME MODEST MOVES.

  • MODEST IS THE WORD OF THE

  • DAY AND PROBABLY THE WORD OF THE

  • MONTH.

  • MATT: I LOOKED TO MEASURE ON

  • STOCKS AND I SAW THAT HALF A

  • ,ERCENT WAS THE WIDEST RANGE

  • THE NASDAQ AND THE DOW'S 1.5%.

  • TAKE A LOOK AT MY IMAP, THE MOST

  • BASIC FUNCTION TO USE TO SEE HOW

  • THE INDUSTRY MOVES ARE GOING

  • THROUGHOUT THE DAY.

  • YOU CAN SEE A TOTALLY DEFENSIVE

  • INVESTOR.

  • UTILITY THE BIGGEST GAINER, THEN

  • HEALTH CARE, THEN CONSUMER

  • STAPLES.

  • DOWN ANDS WERE

  • CONSUMER DISCRETIONARY STOCKS

  • WERE DOWN AGAIN AS WELL.

  • SO PEOPLE WERE GETTING DEFENSIVE

  • IN TODAY'S MARKET.

  • JOE: ON THE GOVERNMENT BOND

  • DEALT, THE INDIAN TENURE

  • JUMPING, SOME NERVOUSNESS IN

  • INDIAN MARKETS.

  • ANY TRANSITION OF POWER IS GOING

  • TO CAUSE A LITTLE AGITATION.

  • THAT STICK WITH

  • EMERGING MARKETS HERE.

  • SEEING THE BIGGEST DROP IN ABOUT

  • A MONTH.

  • THE RUSSIAN RUBLE LEADING THE

  • SLIDE.

  • THE UP ARROW IS THE DOLLAR

  • VERSUS THE RUBLE AS THE OIL

  • PRICES DROP FOR THE FIRST TIME

  • IN EIGHT DAYS.

  • FITCH CUT ITS OUTLOOK ON

  • TURKEY'S CREDIT RATING SAYING IT

  • INCREASES THE LEGAL RISK OF

  • INVESTING IN TURKEY.

  • JOE: GOLD AND SILVER GETTING HIT

  • SILVER REALLY GETTING

  • SLAMMED.

  • PERHAPS SOME OF THAT WAS THE

  • SELLOFF THAT WAS PERCEIVED TO BE

  • THE HAWKISHNESS OF THOSE

  • COMMENTS FROM STANLEY FISCHER.

  • ONE COMMODITY GETTING A BOUNCE

  • TODAY WAS NATURAL GAS.

  • ONE LAST HEATWAVE, YOU CAN SEE

  • RIGHT THERE A BIT OF A RALLY

  • TODAY.

  • DIVEET: LET'S TAKE A DEEP

  • INTO THE BLOOMBERG AND YOU CAN

  • FIND ALL THE CHARTS USING THE

  • FUNCTION AT THE BOTTOM OF YOUR

  • SCREEN.

  • WE WILL STICK WITH THE IDEA THAT

  • OIL PRICES HAVE GIVEN BACK FROM

  • THEIR RECENT GAINS.

  • YOU NOTICE THIS COLUMN, THIS IS

  • SEPTEMBER.

  • OIL TENDS TO DROP IN THE MONTH

  • OF SEPTEMBER.

  • FOR THE LAST FIVE YEARS THAT'S

  • BEEN THE CONSISTENT PATTERN.

  • IN 2015 CRUDE OIL DROP MORE THAN

  • 8%.

  • 2013, ABOUT 5%.

  • THESE ARE PRETTY SIZABLE LOSSES.

  • SO AN OMINOUS WARNING AFTER

  • THIS EXTRAORDINARY ABOUT.

  • I WANT TO TALK ABOUT THE STOCK

  • MARKET TODAY BECAUSE IT'S KIND

  • OF AN INTERESTING DAY.

  • IT'S REALLY JERKY.

  • MATT: HOW DID YOU DO THIS?

  • YOU SEE THESE REALLY SHARP

  • UPS AND DOWNS.

  • ON THE LEFT SIDE YOU SEE THIS IS

  • VOLUME DISTRIBUTION, THIS IS THE

  • VOLUME ANALYSIS FUNCTION.

  • YOU CAN SEE IT'S CONCENTRATED AT

  • BASICALLY HERE,

  • HERE, AND A LITTLE BIT HERE.

  • YOU GET THE POINT THERE WERE

  • JUST A FEW PRICES AND THEN YOU

  • HAVE THESE BIG GAPS WHERE THERE

  • IS ALMOST NO VOLUME IT ALL.

  • OF A JERKY, SLOW,

  • SUMMER DAY.

  • ULTIMATELY NOT MUCH CHANGE BUT

  • THE CHANGES THAT DID HAPPEN

  • HAPPENED THAT NO VOLUME AND VERY

  • FAST.

  • I HAVE A GREAT CHART THAT

  • I STOLE FROM SOMEONE ELSE.

  • WHAT IT SHOWS YOU IS COMPANY

  • R&D, CAPITAL

  • EXPENDITURES AND PROFIT MARGINS.

  • R&D IS THE RED COLUMN AND YOU

  • CAN SEE IT HAS GOTTEN BIGGER

  • EACH QUARTER GOING BACK TO THE

  • BEGINNING OF 2014.

  • AT THAT CAPITAL EXPENDITURES

  • HAVE DROPPED TO ALMOST NIL.

  • WE KNOW THAT CAPITAL

  • EXPENDITURES ARE PROBABLY

  • BECAUSE COMPANIES HAVE LITTLE

  • CONFIDENCE IN THE ECONOMIC

  • FUTURE, BUT THE R&D EXPENDITURE

  • IS GROWING.

  • I THOUGHT THAT WAS INTERESTING.

  • IT MAY HAVE SOMETHING TO DO WITH

  • THE TAX TREATMENT ON R&D.

  • IT LOOKS LIKE THEY WOULD BE

  • PUTTING MORE INTO THAT.

  • PROFIT MARGINS GOT BIGGER OVER

  • THE FIRST COUPLE OF YEARS IN

  • THIS CHART.

  • THEY ARE STARTING TO SHRINK A

  • LITTLE BIT.

  • A LOT OF PRESSURE ON PROFIT

  • STILLS, BUT THEY'RE

  • GROWING R&D, WHICH IS

  • INTERESTING.

  • YOU CAN MAKE YOUR OWN CHART

  • THAT IS THAT.

  • THERE HAS BEEN SOME

  • CONCERN OR AT LEAST PEOPLE

  • NOTICING THE RECENT SURGE IN THE

  • WITH USETWEEN LIBOR --

  • IS BOB FINCH.

  • WHEN SOMEONE TALKS ABOUT LIBOR,

  • WHAT COMES UP IS THAT THIS IS

  • ANTICIPATION BEFORE THE MONEY

  • MARKET REFORM KICKS IN.

  • BUT WHEN YOU LOOK AT THE SPREAD,

  • WHY ARE PEOPLE TAKING A SECOND

  • LOOK AT IT AND WONDERING IF THIS

  • COULD BE CONCERNING?

  • >> WHEN YOU SEE SPREADS BETWEEN

  • BANK ORIENTED PAPER AND TREASURY

  • BILLS, YOU HEARKEN BACK TO THE

  • 2007 FINANCIAL CRISIS.

  • IS THERE SOME SORT OF RISK

  • BREWING UP THAT WE ARE NOT AWARE

  • OF?

  • AND CONCERNS THAT THAT IS WHAT

  • THE MARKET IS BEGINNING TO TELL

  • US.

  • IN THIS CASE IS MORE INNOCUOUS.

  • OCTOBER 14 THERE IS A MAJOR

  • REFORM GOING ON FOR MONEY MARKET

  • LINES.

  • THE INDUSTRY IS CREATING MORE

  • VOLATILITY IN THE NET ASSET

  • GAINS THATLSO SOME

  • SLOWDOWN REDEMPTIONS IN CHARGE

  • REDEMPTION FEES IN CASE THERE'S

  • A RUN ON THE MONEY MARKET FUNDS.

  • THIS IS DESIGNED TO IMPROVE

  • LIQUIDITY.

  • WHAT HAS LED TO IS A LOT OF

  • COMPANIES, MAJOR BROKERAGE

  • FIRMS, RETAIL ORIENTED, RICK

  • WEARING THEIR CUSTOMERS TO SHIFT

  • OUT OF WHAT WOULD BE CALLED A

  • PRIME MONEY MARKET FUND THAT

  • WOULD INCLUDE CDS, COMMERCIAL

  • PAPER, AND MOVE INSTEAD INTO

  • GOVERNMENT ONLY FUNDS.

  • THERE MAY BE A BENIGN EXPIRATION

  • FOR THE SHIFT, BUT WILL IT HAVE

  • ECONOMIC RAMIFICATIONS FOR LOANS

  • AND OTHER THINGS TIED TO LIBOR?

  • EVEN IF THERE'S A BENIGN

  • EXPLANATION, WILL IT FILTER

  • THROUGH TO THE ECONOMY IN A

  • NEGATIVE WAY?

  • >> YOU HAVE A $400 BILLION

  • SHIPPED FROM PRIME MONEY MARKET

  • FUNDS TO GOVERNMENT FUNDS.

  • AS A RESULT THE DEMAND FOR

  • T-BILLS HAS GONE UP IN THE

  • DEMAND FOR LIBOR-BASED PRODUCTS

  • HAS GONE DOWN AND THE SPREAD HAS

  • WIDENED ABOUT 30 BASIS POINTS.

  • IS THAT BECAUSE LIBOR WENT UP 30

  • BASIS POINTS OR T-BILLS WENT

  • DOWN 30 BASIS POINTS, OR IS IT

  • SOME COMBINATION OF THE TWO?

  • MY GUESS IT IS A COMMENDATION OF

  • THE TWO.

  • .AYBE LIBOR IS OVERSTATED

  • I CANNOT BELIEVE 10-15 BASIS

  • POINTS IS GOING TO HAVE A MACRO

  • EFFECT ANYWHERE IN THE ECONOMY.

  • I THINK IT IS SMALL, BUT

  • SOMETIMES YOU JUST READ

  • SIMPLISTIC MEASURES LIKE THE

  • WIDENING SPREAD AND SAY THERE'S

  • SOMETHING BAD HAPPENING OUT

  • THERE, THERE ARE LIQUIDITY

  • STRAINS ON THE ECONOMY.

  • I THINK THIS IS EASILY EXPLAINED

  • BY REFORM PROCESS.

  • JOE: I FIND THAT SHIP THE MOST

  • INTERESTING.

  • IS THAT BECAUSE THEY'RE GETTING

  • INTO GOVERNMENT FUNDS, OR IS IT

  • BECAUSE THEY'RE GETTING OUT OF

  • PRIME MONEY MARKET LINES?

  • THE LATTER COULD BE BECAUSE OF

  • CHANGES IN THE WAY THEY ARE

  • REGULATED, MAYBE INVESTORS HAVE

  • LESS TRUST IN RUN MONEY MARKET

  • FUNDS IN THE HAVE IN THE PAST.

  • >> I THINK IT IS BOTH, AND I

  • THINK IT'S REALLY NOT A CHOICE

  • BACK HER.

  • I BROKERAGE ACCOUNT AT A MAJOR

  • DISCOUNT FIRM REQUIRED ME TO

  • TAKE MY SWEEP ACCOUNT FOR MY

  • BROKERAGE ACCOUNT FROM PRIME

  • FUND TO A GOVERNMENT FUND.

  • ALL THE BIG RETAIL BROKERAGE

  • FUNDS ARE THE CHRIST TO DO THAT.

  • ,HIS IS NOT A CHOICE VARIABLE

  • IT'S BEEN HAPPENING OVER THE

  • LAST COUPLE OF MONTHS.

  • IT'S A LOT OF MONEY TO SHIFT

  • FROM PRIME FUNDS TO GOVERNMENT

  • ONCE.

  • LUCKILY T-BILL ISSUANCES

  • CREEPING HIGHER.

  • I DO THINK THIS IS A REGULATORY

  • ISSUE, AND AGAIN IT'S NOT THAT

  • INDIVIDUALS ARE MAKING A

  • CONSCIOUS DECISION.

  • I RECEIVED A NOTICE SAYING YOU

  • HAVE NO CHOICE.

  • MATT: YOU CAN SEE THAT THE

  • INULATION WENT INTO EFFECT

  • DECEMBER 2015.

  • THERE IS A DROP IN PRIME MONEY

  • MARKET FUNDS THERE AND A

  • COINCIDING JOB IN GOVERNMENT

  • FUNDS.

  • IT'S NOT REALLY A GOOD

  • METRIC OR INDICATOR OF

  • LIQUIDITY.

  • WHAT WOULD YOU LOOK AT TO GET A

  • SENSE OF THE LIQUIDITY CRUNCH IF

  • YOU CANNOT USE THIS METRIC?

  • MARKETS OTHERTHER

  • THAN TREASURY BILLS TO YOU CAN

  • LOOK AT COMMERCIAL PAPER,

  • INTERNATIONAL DOLLAR MARKETS.

  • THE SPREAD BETWEEN LIBOR AND

  • COMMERCIAL PAPER RATES IS

  • UNCHANGED THIS YEAR.

  • IT'S THREE BASIS POINTS THROUGH

  • COMMERCIAL PAPER.

  • BASICALLY THE OTHER MARKETS IT

  • MIGHT SHOW SOME CHANGE

  • RELATIONSHIP TO LIBOR IN FACT

  • HAVE NOT DONE THAT AT ALL.

  • IN THAT CONTEXT, IT TELLS ME

  • THAT THIS IS MORE THAN ANYTHING

  • ELSE A BIG DEMAND FOR T-BILLS,

  • WHICH IS ARTIFICIALLY DEPRESSED

  • T-BILL RATE AND MAY PUSH UP THE

  • OTHER GREAT IS ALL THE PRIMARY

  • -- PRIME MONEY MARKET FUNDS HAVE

  • BEEN FORCED TO LIQUIDATE SOME

  • POSITIONS.

  • WHAT IS INTERESTING ALSO IS THAT

  • THE MARKET TENDS TO EQUALIZE IT

  • SELF.

  • SEEINGUAL COMPANIES

  • MONEY MARKET FINDS HAVING TO

  • DUMP THEIR LIBOR AND COMMERCIAL

  • PAPER ASSETS SEE THOSE RATES GO

  • UP LITTLE BIT.

  • THE COMPANIES HAVE PROBABLY BEEN

  • PUTTING MONEY DIRECTLY INTO THAT

  • PAPER BECAUSE THEY CAN GET A

  • BETTER YIELD ON IT.

  • I THINK THE MARKET IS WORKING

  • AND GIVEN THE $400 BILLION

  • SHIPPED, SPREAD WIDENING IS

  • ACTUALLY PRETTY SMALL.

  • MATT: LET ME ASK YOU ABOUT

  • CURRENCIES.

  • WHEN I HEAR YOUR NAME, I THINK

  • ABOUT CURRENCIES FOR SOME

  • REASON.

  • THERE ARE 94,000 SHORT CONTRACTS

  • OPEN WITH POUNDS.

  • THINK ABOUT THIS

  • POSITIONING RIGHT NOW AND WHAT

  • CAN IT MEAN FOR MOVES GOING

  • FORWARD?

  • >> IT'S POTENTIALLY A PAINFUL

  • POSITION.

  • WE'VE SEEN THE POUND PER COUPLE

  • OF IT IN THE LAST COUPLE OF

  • DAYS.

  • THE TRADE WEIGHTED COUNT WAS

  • DOWN ABOUT 7% BEFORE THE BREXIT

  • VOTE AND DOWN ABOUT ANOTHER 8%

  • AFTERWARDS.

  • THE TRADE WEIGHTED COUNT IS DOWN

  • 15% THIS YEAR.

  • THE CURRENCY IS GETTING INTO AN

  • UNDERVALUED TERRITORY.

  • I WOULD TEND TO DISAGREE, I

  • THINK 130 IS THE LOW LEVEL AND

  • WE COULD SEE SOME SQUEEZE HIGHER

  • IN THE NEAR TERM.

  • JOE: BOB, THANK YOU VERY MUCH

  • FOR COMING IN.

  • WITH ONE OFFIZER

  • THE BIG M&A STORIES OF THIS

  • MONDAY.

  • MORE M&A IN THIS

  • SPACE OR SHOULD WE JUST ASSUME

  • YES AND ASK WHAT ARE THE

  • TARGETS?

  • THIS IS BLOOMBERG.

  • MARK: A FEDERAL JUDGE IN TEXAS

  • HAS BLOCKED THE ORDER REQUIRING

  • SCHOOLS TO HAVE STUDENTS USE

  • BATHROOMS ALIGN WITH THEIR

  • GENDER OF BIRTH.

  • CONGRESSIONAL REPUBLICANS HAVE

  • ISSUED SUBPOENAS TO THREE

  • TECHNOLOGY COMPANIES THAT EITHER

  • MADE OR PROVIDED MAINTENANCE FOR

  • THE PRIVATE E-MAIL SERVER THAT

  • HILLARY CAN USE WHILE SECRETARY

  • OF STATE.

  • THE GOP HAS BEEN STEPPING UP

  • ATTACKS ON HER HANDLING OF

  • SENSITIVE GOVERNMENT INFORMATION

  • THAT FLOWED THROUGH THE SERVER

  • LOCATED IN THE BASEMENT OF HER

  • NEW YORK HOME.

  • MRS. CLINTON LEAD STOP TRUMP IN

  • LATEST POLL OUT OF OHIO.

  • SHE HAS A FOUR-POINT LEAD IN THE

  • LATEST MONMOUTH UNIVERSITY

  • SURVEY.

  • IT IS CONSISTENT WITH RECENT

  • SURVEYS SHOWING HER AHEAD BY

  • SINGLE DIGITS.

  • SARKOZY WANTS HIS FORMER

  • JOB BACK.

  • HE HAS ANNOUNCED HE IS RUNNING

  • FOR PRESIDENT.

  • HIS REPUBLICAN PARTY HOLDS

  • PRIMARIES IN NOVEMBER.

  • HE LED FRANCE FROM 2007-2012.

  • HE URGED THE TOUGHER STANCE

  • AGAINST PRESIDENT.

  • CURRENT PRESIDENT FRANCOIS

  • INLANDE HAS BEEN SINKING

  • POLLS.

  • GLOBAL NEWS 24 HOURS A DAY,

  • POWERED BY 2600 JOURNALISTS AND

  • ANALYST AND MORE THAN 120

  • COUNTRIES.

  • THIS IS BLOOMBERG.

  • SCARLET: PFIZER IS BUYING

  • MEDIVATION FOR A PRICE TAG OF

  • $14 BILLION.

  • -- WHERE CAN THE

  • PARIS-BASED COMPANY GO TO MOVE

  • ALL THAT M&A CASH?

  • LET'S PUT THIS INTO PERSPECTIVE

  • FIRST.

  • PFIZER IS BUYING MEDIVATION.

  • CANCER.ALL ABOUT

  • THIS HAS BEEN A HOT YEAR, GOING

  • BACK TO LAST YEAR IT'S BEEN A

  • HOT TIME TO BUY ONCOLOGY DRUGS.

  • THEY'RE TRYING TO DEVELOP A

  • BREAST CANCER DRUG AND A BLOOD

  • CANCER DRUG.

  • SO YOU HAVE CURRENT ASSETS THAT

  • NOW ANDW OF CASH RIGHT

  • SOMETHING COMING IN THE NEXT

  • COUPLE OF YEARS THAT HAS VALUE.

  • INY STARTED THE PROCESS BACK

  • MARCH.

  • THEY PLAYED IT BADLY.

  • I'M SURE THERE ARE A LOT OF

  • DIFFICULT CONVERSATIONS GOING ON

  • RIGHT NOW BETWEEN THEIR BANKERS

  • BECAUSE THEY NEVER SAW THIS

  • COMPANY BEING WORTH $14 BILLION.

  • I THINK THEY ASSUMED IT WAS LIKE

  • A $12 BILLION DEAL AT MOST.

  • THEY WERE ADVISED WAY BACK TO

  • BUMP THEIR BID BECAUSE THEY

  • STARTED OUT AT $52 AND PUSHED TO

  • $58 AND ENDED UP SELLING FOR

  • $81.

  • IS IT POSSIBLE THAT PFIZER

  • COULD END UP WITH THE WINNER'S

  • CURSE?

  • WHAT ARE PEOPLE SAYING?

  • BIGGER, IFS SO MUCH

  • THEY DO AN OK JOB IN MERGING

  • THIS, THAT WILL BE FINE.

  • ARE $212 BILLION MARKET

  • CAP COMPANY AND THIS IS A DEAL

  • THEY CAN DO EASILY.

  • THEY DID NOT DO THE HOUR AGAIN

  • DEAL WHICH WOULD HAVE SPENT A

  • LOT OF THEIR TIME AND ENERGY AND

  • MONEY, BUT THAT DEAL FELL APART

  • SO THEY HAVE A LOT OF MONEY TO

  • DO THIS DEAL.

  • AND 36 MONTHS THEY CAN LOOK AT

  • OTHER COMPANIES AS POSSIBLE

  • TAKEOVER CANDIDATES.

  • IT WOULD NOT SURPRISE ANYONE IF

  • PFIZER CAME IN AND ALSO BOUGHT

  • THAT.

  • JOE: I KNOW THAT YOU AND ALEX

  • , WHICH HAVE A POOL

  • COMPANIES GOING TO GO NEXT.

  • ARE THEY ALL CANCER DRUG

  • COMPANIES RIGHT THERE LINED UP

  • AT THE TOP OF THAT POLL?

  • BUTE DO NOT HAVE THAT POOL,

  • I MENTION THIS EARLIER, THE NAME

  • IS WELL KNOWN BY THE ARBITRAGE

  • COMMUNITY.

  • I THINK THE MARKET CAP IS AROUND

  • $15 BILLION SO THEY WOULD FETCH

  • MAYBE $30 BILLION.

  • PROBABLY OF $6 BILLION

  • MARKET CAP.

  • THAT'S ANOTHER ONE TO KEEP AN

  • EYE ON.

  • WE SHOULD ALSO KEEP THE NIGHT ON

  • AND OTHERS.

  • THEY ARE ALL LOOKING TO DO DEALS

  • IN THIS SIZE AND SPACE.

  • WHEN IT COMES TO HEALTH

  • CARE IT SEEMS LIKE THERE IS A

  • RAMP-UP IN DEAL MAKING RIGHT

  • NOW.

  • IS THIS TYPICAL TO BE SO MUCH

  • DEALMAKING IN THE LATE SUMMER

  • MONTHS?

  • >> MADE THE MISTAKE OF TRYING TO

  • SCHEDULE VACATIONS IN AUGUST

  • BECAUSE I THOUGHT IT WAS GOING

  • TO BE REALLY SLOW THIS MONTH.

  • BUT BETWEEN THIS DEAL AND THE

  • GAS DEALS, JUST IN GENERAL IT

  • FEELS LIKE IT'S PICKING UP.

  • SOME OF IT MIGHT BE THE

  • ELECTION, PEOPLE ARE TRYING TO

  • GET THINGS NINE WHEN THE HAVE A

  • SENSE OF WHAT THE ADMINISTRATION

  • LOOKS LIKE NOW AND WHAT THE

  • STRUGGLES ARE GOING TO BE.

  • INVESTORS ARE GENERALLY

  • REWARDING COMPANIES THAT ARE

  • DOING DEALS.

  • I THINK THE INVESTORS EXPECTED

  • THEY WOULD GET THIS DEAL DONE.

  • SO THE ENVIRONMENT IS STILL

  • SUPPORTIVE OF THE ACQUISITIONS.

  • MATT: YOU LET US PERFECTLY INTO

  • ASIAN BUYERS WITH U.S. AND

  • EUROPEAN TARGETS.

  • JAPANESE BUYERS ARE LOOKING FOR

  • U.S. COMPANIES BECAUSE OF YEN

  • STRENGTH.

  • WE KNOW THAT NOMURA IS HIRING A

  • DOZEN OR 20 BANKERS BECAUSE THEY

  • THINK IPOS ARE GOING TO PICK UP.

  • >> THAT'S GOING ON IN PLACES

  • LIKE DEUTSCHE BANK AND CREDIT

  • .QUEEZE, -- CREDIT SUISSE

  • IN GENERAL, IF YOU ARE IN CHINA

  • OR JAPAN, THE U.S. IS THE BEST

  • PLACE TO TRY AND ADD BUSINESS.

  • EVEN AT 1.2% GDP GROWTH IN A

  • EVERYONE HEREAKES

  • RING THEIR HANDS AND GET UPSET,

  • THAT STILL TREMENDOUS WHEN YOU

  • LOOK AT WHAT THE BASE OF OUR GDP

  • IS.

  • EVERY OTHER COMPANY WOULD LIKE

  • TO HAVE MORE BUSINESS IN THE

  • UNITED STATES.

  • LOOKING AT THE DEALS HERE

  • IN BLUE, WE HIT A RECORD LAST

  • YEAR AS FAR AS THE VALUE AND

  • NUMBER OF DEALS.

  • .HIS IS A QUARTERLY BREAKDOWN

  • ARE WE GOING TO GET TO ANOTHER

  • RECORD THIS YEAR?

  • >> I DON'T THINK SO.

  • ARE GOING TO SEE ASIAN OUTBOUND

  • DEALS INTO THE U.S. OR EUROPE.

  • I DON'T THINK WILL HAVE A RECORD

  • YEAR.

  • DEAL.T ANTICIPATE A

  • I COULD BE WRONG BUT I DON'T

  • EXPECT THE NEXT FOUR MONTHS TO

  • BE ANYTHING LIKE LAST YEAR.

  • EVER WONDERED HOW

  • RELEVANT FISCAL VERSUS MONETARY

  • STIMULUS WAS 20 YEARS AGO?

  • WE WILL SHOW YOU A SNAPSHOT OF

  • THAT DATA.

  • THIS IS BLOOMBERG.

  • SCARLET: LET'S TAKE A DEEP TIME

  • INTO THE BLOOMBERG.

  • ARE AT THE LIMITS OF WHAT

  • MONETARY POLICY CAN ACHIEVE.

  • THE CHART GOES BACK TO 1990.

  • I'VE GRAPHED HOW OFTEN THE WORD

  • FISCAL STIMULUS SHOWS UP IN NEWS

  • STORIES, VERSUS THE FREQUENCY

  • THAT THE WORST MONETARY STIMULUS

  • APPEARS, THAT IS THE ORANGE

  • LINE.

  • STIMULUSY OF MONETARY

  • WAS RIGHT AFTER THE FINANCIAL

  • CRISIS FROM 2010 AND PEAKING IN

  • 2012.

  • AND COMING BACK DOWN AGAIN.

  • IT'S GOTTEN SOME PLAY LATELY

  • BECAUSE MOST OF THE ARTICLES ARE

  • ABOUT THE LIMITATIONS OF IT.

  • IT'S A FASCINATING CHART

  • FOR MULTIPLE REASONS.

  • SCARLET: AND ALSO AT THE END OF

  • THE -- OR THE START OF THE

  • FINANCIAL CRISIS.

  • INTO THE -- WENT

  • WHEN INTO DORMANCY AND THEN IT

  • -- IT'S ONE OF THE BEST

  • FUNCTIONS FOR UNDERSTANDING HOW

  • THE FREQUENCY APPEARS.

  • MATT: I JUST WANT TO SHOW, THE

  • 10 YEAR RIGHT NOW IS YIELDING

  • 1.54 PERCENT.

  • I JUST HAVE A SIMPLE YIELD GRAPH

  • OF IT.

  • YOU CAN GRAB THE CURVE HERE AND

  • THEN LOOK AT IT OVER A WEEK AND

  • IT WILL SHOW YOU DOWN IN THE

  • SECOND PANEL THE CHANGES IN

  • YIELD OVER THE DIFFERENT TENURES

  • .

  • WHAT WE CAN SEE FROM THIS IS

  • THAT AT THE BEGINNING OF THE

  • SHORT END OF THE CURVE, THE

  • YIELD HAVE GONE UP ON THREE

  • MONTH, SIX MONTHS, ONE YEAR,

  • WHEREAS ON THE LONG END OF THE

  • CURVE OVER THE LAST WEEK, YIELDS

  • HAVE COME DOWN AND THE 30 YEAR

  • HAS COME DOWN 4.5 BASIS POINTS.

  • BASICALLY THIS SHOWS YOU THERE

  • IS CURVE FLATTENING GOING ON.

  • YOU DON'T THINK ABOUT

  • THAT.

  • IT'S JUST A COOL WAY TO

  • LOOK AT 10 YEAR YIELDS.

  • JAPAN WILL BE FINE IN

  • THE LONG RUN, BUT WHAT HAPPENS

  • IN THE INTERIM?

  • THIS IS BLOOMBERG.

  • MARK: LET'S GET TO BLOOMBERG'S

  • FIRST WORD NEWS.

  • THE U.S. STATE DEPARTMENT IS

  • REVIEWING NEARLY 15,000

  • PREVIOUSLY UNDISCLOSED E-MAILS

  • RECOVERED FROM HILLARY CLINTON'S

  • PRIVATE HOME SERVER.

  • THE FIRST BAT SHOULD BE RELEASED

  • IN MID-OCTOBER.

  • THAT RAISES THE PROSPECT THEY

  • COULD BECOME PUBLIC JUST BEFORE

  • NOVEMBER'S PRESIDENTIAL

  • ELECTION.

  • ILLINOIS SENATOR MARK KIRK SAYS

  • HE WILL HOLD A HEARING IN

  • SEPTEMBER ON THE OBAMA

  • ADMINISTRATION'S DELIVERY OF

  • $400 MILLION IN CASH TO IRAN.

  • REPUBLICANS HAVE CRITICIZED THE

  • ADMINISTRATION SINCE IT ADMITTED

  • REPAYMENT OF THE MONEY WAS

  • CONNECTED TO A U.S. IRANIAN

  • PRISONER EXCHANGE.

  • THE ADMINISTRATION DENIES THE

  • MONEY WAS RANSOM.

  • THE TURKISH PRESIDENT IS

  • COMPLAINING ABOUT THE U.S. DELAY

  • IN NEXT ARE DINING AN ISLAMIC

  • CLERIC ACCUSED OF MASTERMINDING

  • LAST MONTH HELD MILITARY COUP.

  • PRESIDENT ERDOGAN SAID THE U.S.

  • POSITION IS OVERSHADOWING THE

  • COUNTRY STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP.

  • HE PLANS TO DISCUSS THE

  • SITUATION WITH VICE PRESIDENT

  • BIDEN WHO IS SCHEDULED TO ARRIVE

  • IN TURKEY ON THURSDAY.

  • THE U.S. SAID IT OF SOMETHING

  • CRIMINAL.

  • RUSSIA WILL QUIT USING BASIS TO

  • REBELS,TTACKS ON SYRIAN

  • THE RUSSIANS BEGAN THE ATTACKS

  • LAST WEEK EARLIER TODAY IRAQ'S

  • DEFENSE MINISTER CRITICIZE

  • RUSSIA FOR ANNOUNCING IS USING

  • IRANIAN BASE, CALLING IT KIND OF

  • SHOW OFF AND UNGENTLEMANLY.

  • GLOBAL NEWS, 24 HOURS A DAY IN

  • MORE THAN 120 COUNTRIES.

  • THIS IS BLOOMBERG.

  • LET'S GET A RECAP OF

  • TODAY'S MARKET ACTION.

  • NOT A LOT GOING ON WHEN IT COMES

  • TO EQUITY.

  • WE DID SEE EQUITIES DRIFTING

  • AROUND, THE NASDAQ CLOSING

  • MARGINALLY HIGHER.

  • TRADERS PUSHED UP THE DOLLAR AND

  • PUSHED COMMODITIES DOWN.

  • STAN FISCHER, THE FED VICE CHAIR

  • BASICALLY SUGGESTED THAT ANOTHER

  • RATE INCREASED THIS YEAR WOULD

  • BE APPROPRIATE.

  • FALLING,10 YEAR YIELD

  • SO AS MATT POINTED OUT WITH OR,

  • WE SAW LITTLE BIT OF INCREASED

  • RATES ON THE SHORT END, LOWER ON

  • THE 10 YEAR.

  • OIL GIVING UP -- FALLING FOR THE

  • FIRST TIME IN EIGHT DAYS.

  • IT HAD BEEN ON A SEVEN-DAY

  • WINNING STREAK, THE LONGEST

  • SINCE 2012.

  • MATT: THE LONGEST STREAK IN FOUR

  • YEARS, PRETTY REMARKABLE.

  • A BIG DROP, BUT OIL, I SHOWED A

  • CHART EARLIER AND I WILL JUST

  • BRING IT UP AGAIN.

  • JULIE HYMAN PUT THIS TOGETHER.

  • IT JUST SHOWS YOU THE WILD RIDE

  • THAT OIL HAS HAD BACK TO 2015.

  • WE FILL 47% THAT YEAR THROUGH

  • FEBRUARY AND THEN WE WERE UP

  • 95%.

  • THEN BACK INTO A BEAR MARKET AND

  • THEN BACK INTO A BULL MARKET ON

  • FRIDAY.

  • THERE IS A SUFFICIENT CHANCE THE

  • BANK OF JAPAN WILL ADD TO ITS

  • UNPRECEDENTED EASING AT

  • SEPTEMBER'S POLICY MEETING.

  • THE YEN WEAKENED AFTER THE BOJ

  • GOVERNOR MADE THAT COMMENT.

  • THIS IS ALL SET AGAINST THE

  • BACKDROP OF THE JAPANESE PRIME

  • MINISTER'S RECENT PLANS FOR MORE

  • AGGRESSIVE STIMULUS.

  • OUR NEXT GUEST SAID THE SECOND

  • ROUND WILL BE DEAD BEFORE

  • ARRIVAL.

  • JOINING US NOW IS THE CODIRECTOR

  • OF MACRO RESEARCH AT GLOBAL

  • INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT.

  • THANKS FOR JOINING US.

  • LAST NIGHT THIS WAS ONE OF THE

  • STARS OF THE CLOSING OLYMPIC

  • CEREMONIES IN RIO.

  • I HAVE NOT SEEN THIS YET.

  • HE WAS DRESSED AS SUPER MARIO,

  • HOLDING UP A BIG GOLD COIN.

  • WHAT DOES THIS MEAN, IS IT

  • SOMEHOW SYMBOLIZING INKS TO

  • CALM?

  • OME?YMBOLIZING THINGS TO CAL

  • DIFFICULT FOR BE

  • HIM TO FACE THE JAPANESE AFTER

  • ANOTHER ROUND OF MONETARY

  • INFLATION.

  • JOE: WHAT IS NEXT FOR THE BANK

  • OF JAPAN?

  • THERE WAS TALK ABOUT

  • REEVALUATING THE RING WERE.

  • WHAT DO YOU THINK THEY ARE GOING

  • TO TRY AND WHAT DO YOU THINK

  • THEY SHOULD DO INSTEAD?

  • >> THEY ARE AIMING AT THE WRONG

  • TARGET.

  • IF YOU THINK ABOUT THE JAPANESE

  • ECONOMIC PROBLEM, IT'S NOT A

  • PRODUCTIVITY PROBLEM.

  • BASICALLYROWTH IS

  • PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH PLUS LABOR

  • FORCE GROWTH.

  • JAPAN'S PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH HAS

  • BEEN ON PAR WITH UNITED STATES

  • FOR ABOUT 20 OR 30 YEARS.

  • THE ONLY THING THAT EXPLAINS THE

  • JAPANESE RELATIVE SHRINKAGE TO

  • THE REST OF THE WORLD HAS BEEN

  • THE LABOR FORCE.

  • , THIS IS I UNDERSTAND

  • DONE NOTHING TO ADDRESS THAT

  • PROBLEM.

  • THAT'S WHY THINK IT'S NOT GOING

  • TO RESOLVE ANY PROBLEMS AT ALL.

  • SCARLET: AT ONE TIME JAPAN WAS

  • DOMINANT GLOBALLY IN ECONOMICS.

  • HOW IS IT THAT JAPAN CAME TO

  • DOMINATE GLOBAL ECONOMICS IN THE

  • 1980'S?

  • CONFLUENCE OFAL

  • DEMOGRAPHICS AND TECHNOLOGICAL

  • SHOCK THAT CREATED THAT MOMENT,

  • OR WAS IT AN ANOMALY?

  • THE 1980'S, IT WAS A

  • COMBINATION OF THINGS.

  • BEEN EXPORTY HAD

  • DRIVEN.

  • THE WORLD ECONOMY HAD JUST COME

  • OUT OF A VERY DEEP RECESSION.

  • JAPAN WAS ABLE TO CAPITALIZE ON

  • THAT OPPORTUNITY.

  • IF YOU LOOK AT JAPAN'S

  • PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH, IT WAS VERY

  • HIGH.

  • AT THE SAME TIME, THEY DO HAVE

  • POSITIVE LABOR FORCE WROTE.

  • EARLYD SAY SINCE THE

  • 1990'S, IT HAS CHANGED.

  • IT'S BEEN A PAR WITH THE U.S.,

  • DON'T GET ME WRONG.

  • THE PROBLEM HERE IS THE JAPANESE

  • LABOR FORCE HAS STARTED TO

  • SHRINK.

  • JAPAN'S GDP, THE

  • U.S. HAS OUTGROWN JAPAN BY 25%

  • IN TERMS OF THE SIZE OF GDP

  • SINCE 1990.

  • THAT OUTGROWN HAS BEEN EXPLAINED

  • BY THE RISING LABOR FORCE, NOT

  • PRODUCTIVITY.

  • THE JAPANESE STANDARD LIVING HAS

  • BEEN INCREASING ALONG WITH

  • PRODUCTIVITY GREW.

  • FOR THE LAST 20 OR 30 YEARS, THE

  • STANDARD LIVING FOR THE AVERAGE

  • JAPANESE HAS BEEN INCREASING

  • ALONG WITH THAT OF THE UNITED

  • STATES.

  • IT'S JUST LESS AND LESS PEOPLE

  • ARE PRODUCING GOODS AND

  • SERVICES.

  • THAT'S WHY YOU HAVE A STAGNANT

  • ECONOMY.

  • IT'S NOT A SOLVABLE PROBLEM

  • UNLESS THE JAPANESE GOVERNMENT

  • IS WILLING TO ALLOW A LOT OF

  • IMMIGRANTS TO COME INTO THE

  • COUNTRY.

  • OTHERWISE YOU CANNOT SOLVE THAT

  • PROBLEM, INTO THE STORY.

  • JOE: DOES THE PROBLEM NEED TO BE

  • SOLVED?

  • >> I DON'T THINK SO.

  • PROBLEM,HINK THERE'S A

  • BECAUSE JAPAN IS NOT LIKE OTHER

  • COUNTRIES.

  • JAPAN IS AS PRODUCTIVE AS THE

  • UNITED STATES, DON'T GET ME

  • WRONG.

  • THE JAPANESE LIVING STANDARD IS

  • INCREASING AT THE SAME SPEED AS

  • THE UNITED STATES.

  • THERE'S NOTHING FUNDAMENTALLY

  • WRONG WITH THAT ECONOMY, BUT THE

  • ONLY PROBLEM HERE IS, JAPAN HAS

  • RUN A VERY RESTRICTIVE

  • IMMIGRATION POLICY.

  • THAT HAS REALLY UNDERCUT ITS

  • LABOR FORCE WROTE AND ALLOWED

  • ITS NATURAL DEMOGRAPHIC TRENDS

  • TO PLAY ITSELF OUT, WHERE THE

  • U.S. WILL ALWAYS HAVE IMMIGRANTS

  • , AND NEW LABOR FORCE GROWTH.

  • THAT IS WHAT MAKES THE

  • DIFFERENCE.

  • SCARLET: YOU MENTIONED THAT

  • JAPAN WOULD BECOME THE

  • EQUIVALENT OF A NORDIC COUNTRY,

  • , SOMEWHATATIVE WELL

  • INSULAR WITH A MORE LIMITED

  • IMPACT ON THE WORLD ECONOMY.

  • IS THAT OK WITH THE JAPANESE

  • GOVERNMENT?

  • >> IF YOU THINK ABOUT THE U.K.

  • HISTORY, THE U.K. USED TO

  • DOMINATE THE WHOLE WORLD.

  • AFFLUENTLL A VERY

  • ECONOMY BUT IT IS AN ISLAND

  • ECONOMY.

  • JAPAN USED TO DOMINATE THE WORLD

  • ECONOMY IN THE 1980'S.

  • THE SIZE OF THE JAPANESE ECONOMY

  • WAS WAY TOO BIG AT THE TIME.

  • AS THE BUBBLE COLLAPSED, THE

  • NATURAL PROCESS PUT JAPAN ON A

  • PATH OF RETURNING TO ITS NATURAL

  • EQUILIBRIUM.

  • I THINK EVENTUALLY JAPAN WILL

  • BECOME ANOTHER U.K. OR SLIGHTLY

  • BIGGER THAN THE U.K. BECAUSE

  • JAPAN HAS A BIGGER POPULATION.

  • BUT IT'S AN ISLAND ECONOMY

  • NONETHELESS.

  • I DON'T THINK THERE'S ANYTHING

  • WRONG WITH THAT.

  • CAN TAKE A LOOK AT THE

  • JAPANESE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE, AND

  • THIS IS A PROBLEM THAT EVERY

  • COUNTRY IN THE WORLD WOULD LOVE

  • TO HAVE.

  • IT'S AT ITS LOWEST LEVEL SINCE

  • 1995 AT 3.1%.

  • IF YOU SAY THERE'S NOTHING

  • UNDERLYING WRONG WITH THE

  • JAPANESE ECONOMY THEN WHAT IS HE

  • PLAYING AT?

  • THEYPERSONALLY DON'T THINK

  • REALLY THINK ABOUT THEIR

  • ECONOMIC PROBLEMS VERY DEEPLY.

  • BEENUST SAY JAPAN HAS

  • STAGNATING FOR DECADES, BUT WAIT

  • A MINUTE, YOU HAVE TO REALLY

  • THE EAGER AND LOOK INTO

  • CAUSES OF WHY THE STAGNATION IS

  • TAKING PLACE IN THE FIRST PLACE.

  • THINK ABE IS ADDRESSING THIS

  • POPULAR -- POPULAR OBSERVATION

  • THAT JAPAN HAS BEEN STAGNATING

  • FOR YEARS WITHOUT REALLY LOOKING

  • AT WHAT HE IS DOING.

  • JAPAN IS LOWER THAN THE

  • U.S. IN THE MISERY INDEX.

  • YOU DO TALK ABOUT ACT THAT IT

  • GROW THEIR GDP, BY ACCEPTING

  • IMMIGRATION.

  • ARE THERE IMMIGRANTS WAITING TO

  • GO INTO JAPAN?

  • >> AT THINK IT'S VERY DIFFICULT.

  • JAPAN'S CULTURE IS NOT VERY

  • TOLERANT, NOT VERY LIKELY TO

  • ACCEPT A LOT OF DIFFERENT PEOPLE

  • .

  • YOU DON'T SEE A LOT OF DIFFERENT

  • PEOPLE IN JAPAN.

  • THE JAPANESE DON'T LIKE TO SEE A

  • .OT OF OTHER PEOPLE

  • THAT IS THE CULTURE AND I'LL

  • RESPECT THAT.

  • FROM AN ECONOMIC POINT OF VIEW,

  • THAT IS A PROBLEM TO GROW THE

  • SIZE OF THAT ECONOMY, EVEN

  • THOUGH WE ALL UNDERSTAND THAT

  • JAPAN HAS A VERY COMPETITIVE

  • EXPORT SECTOR WHEREAS THE

  • THATTIC SECTOR IS NOT

  • COMPETITIVE AT ALL.

  • ECONOMICS CAN ADDRESS THAT.

  • WHY NOT OPEN UP THE ECONOMY A

  • LITTLE MORE?

  • JAPAN IS NOT A VERY OPEN

  • ECONOMY.

  • JAPAN CAN DO SOMETHING ABOUT

  • THAT IN TERMS OF BOOSTING

  • PRODUCTIVITY AND THERE IS STILL

  • ROOM FOR JAPAN TO INCREASE

  • PRODUCTIVITY SOMEWHAT, BUT IN

  • TERMS OF OVERALL DYNAMICS, I

  • DON'T THINK THEY CAN CHANGE

  • , UNLESS THEY'RE

  • WILLING TO REALLY CHANGE THE

  • IMMIGRATION POLICY.

  • JOE: A FASCINATING PERSPECTIVE,

  • THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

  • DONALD TRUMP IS CALLING

  • FOR THE CLINTON FOUNDATION TO BE

  • SHUT DOWN IMMEDIATELY.

  • THIS IS BLOOMBERG.

  • JOE: DONALD TRUMP IS CALLING FOR

  • THE CLINTON FOUNDATION TO SHUT

  • DOWN IMMEDIATELY AS QUESTIONS

  • ABOUT PHILANTHROPY CONTINUE TO

  • LAKE HILLARY CLINTON IN HER RUN

  • THE WHITE HOUSE.

  • DONALD TRUMP SAID

  • CLINTON HAS SPENT DECADES LINING

  • THEIR OWN POCKETS INSTEAD OF

  • TAKING CARE OF DONORS.

  • JUST SENT A LETTER

  • TO FOUNDATION MEMBERS OUTLINING

  • THE CHANGES THAT IF HILLARY

  • CLINTON IS ELECTED, AND HE SAID

  • HE WOULD STEP DOWN FROM THE

  • BOARD.

  • DONALD TRUMP NOT THE ONLY ONE,

  • YOU ALSO HAVE THE FORMER

  • GOVERNOR OF AND SURVEYING IS

  • SAYING THAT THE CLINTON

  • FOUNDATION SHOULD BE LIMITING

  • NOW IMMEDIATELY.

  • >> I DON'T THINK DONALD TRUMP

  • WRONG NECESSARILY ON THIS POINT.

  • THE CLINTON FOUNDATION IS A BIT

  • OF AN ALBATROSS FOR HILLARY

  • CLINTON.

  • I THINK SHUTTING IT DOWN WOULD

  • BENEFIT HER, ACTUALLY.

  • INSINUATIONSS OF

  • THAT ARE NOT UNGROUNDED THAT

  • -- HAVEAVE ALLOWED THE

  • ALLOWED THEM TO BUY ACCESS TO

  • THE CLINTONS THEMSELVES.

  • STARTED TWEETING

  • THE MSNBC HOST.

  • IS JUST GIVING THE MEDIA

  • SOMETHING ELSE TO VOCUS ON?

  • -- TO FOCUS ON?

  • I THOUGHT HIS NEW STAFFERS

  • WERE SUPPOSED TO KEEP HIM ON

  • MESSAGE.

  • JUST ONE DAY AFTER THE SHAKEUP

  • AND HE CANNOT LOSE HIS GRIP ON

  • HIS TWITTER ACCOUNT.

  • MATT: WE WERE TALKING LAST WEEK

  • ABOUT THE CLINTON TAX RETURNS.

  • THEY GAVE 10% TO CHARITY, WHICH

  • LOOKS GREAT, BUT THEN REPORT

  • STARTED POPPING UP THAT THE

  • CHARITIES THEY WERE GIVING MOST

  • OF THE MONEY TO WAS THEIR OWN

  • FOUNDATION.

  • HAVE YOU HEARD THOSE REPORTS?

  • THAT DOESN'T REALLY SOUND RIGHT.

  • >> THINK IT'S KIND OF AN UNFAIR

  • CHARACTERIZATION.

  • DONORS MAY USE

  • THE FOUNDATION TO GET TO THE

  • CLINTONS, BUT IT'S NOT LIKE THE

  • FOUNDATION ONLY BENEFITS THE

  • CLINTONS.

  • IT DOESN'T REALLY BENEFIT THE

  • CLINTONS AT ALL.

  • IT GIVES ALL THIS MONEY TO

  • ACTUAL PROGRAMS AND DOES A LOT

  • OF GOOD WORK IN AFRICA, FOR

  • EXAMPLE.

  • IT'S NOT SOME SORT OF SLUSH FUND

  • FOR BILL AND HILLARY CLINTON.

  • IF THEY GIVE MONEY TO THE

  • FOUNDATION, THAT MONEY IS

  • PRESUMABLY GOING TO GOOD CAUSES.

  • YOU CAN LOOK AT THE FOUNDATION'S

  • TAX RETURNS AND SEE WHERE IT

  • GOES.

  • MATT: THAT'S AN INTERESTING

  • POINT, BECAUSE WE'RE SEEING

  • WEALTHY PEOPLE GIVE MORE MONEY

  • TO DOWN DACIANS.

  • THE ZUCKERBERG'S ARE GOING TO

  • GIVE 99% OF THEIR WELL TO THE

  • FOUNDATION.

  • PEOPLE SEEM TO ACCUSE THE

  • CLINTONS OF SOMEHOW HAVING

  • CONTROL OF THIS MONEY AND

  • BENEFITING FROM CONTROL OF MONEY

  • IN THAT FOUNDATION.

  • YOU'RE NOT CONCERNED THAT THEY

  • WOULD BENEFIT FROM THE MONEY IN

  • THE FOUNDATION.

  • >> THEY MAKE PLENTY OF MONEY ON

  • SPEAKING FEES.

  • A SALARY BYET PAID

  • THE FOUNDATION.

  • THE PROBLEM WITH FOUNDATION IS

  • THAT DONORS CAN USE IT AS ACCESS

  • TO THE CLINTONS.

  • THE PROBLEM IS NOT THAT THE

  • FOUNDATION IS DOING BAD THINGS

  • ARE SOMEHOW SECRETLY FUNNELING

  • MONEY BACK TO THE CLINTON

  • FAMILY.

  • WHAT EXTENT IS

  • HILLARY CLINTON EVEN INVOLVED IN

  • THE FOUNDATION?

  • THERE ARE E-MAILS FROM THE

  • STATE DEPARTMENT THAT SHOW

  • PEOPLE AT THE FOUNDATION TRYING

  • TO GET ACCESS ON BEHALF OF

  • DONORS TO STATE DEPARTMENT

  • OFFICIALS.

  • FROM THOSELEAR

  • E-MAILS THAT HILLARY CLINTON

  • EVER REALLY GOT INVOLVED WITH

  • THAT.

  • AT LEAST IN ONE OF THOSE

  • RECALL, ONEAT I CAN

  • OF HILLARY CLINTON STABBERS

  • ACTUALLY SAID NO TO A REQUEST

  • FROM THE FOUNDATION.

  • THE FOUNDATION MADE LOTS OF ASKS

  • BUT I DON'T THINK THEY ALWAYS

  • GOT YES FOR AN ANSWER.

  • MATT: THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

  • ISRLET: VIACOM SECOND EGG

  • VOTING SHAREHOLDER SPEAKS ON WHY

  • HE'S GOING TO GIVE THE INTERIM

  • CEO A CHANCE.

  • THIS IS BLOOMBERG.

  • SCARLET: DECIDING HOW TO REBOOT

  • PARAMOUNT PICTURES WILL BE THE

  • CEOT TASK AWAITING NEW

  • DULY.

  • -- DOOLEY.

  • MARIO BAILEY SAYS HE'S WILLING

  • TO GIVE TOM DOOLEY A CHANCE.

  • DIRECTORS,OT 50 NEW

  • IT'S NOT COSTING MY CLIENTS ANY

  • INCREMENTAL MONEY BECAUSE HE'S

  • GOT A CONTRACT IN PLACE.

  • HE'S GOT A PARACHUTE AND HE HAS

  • UNTIL THE END OF THE FISCAL

  • YEAR.

  • WHY WOULD ANYBODY IN THEIR RIGHT

  • MIND WANT TO CHANGE THE CEO,

  • CFO, AND COO ALL AT ONCE WHEN

  • YOU DON'T HAVE TO?

  • SCARLET: IF YOU READ BETWEEN THE

  • LINES, HE HAS UNTIL SEPTEMBER 30

  • AND THE END OF THE FISCAL YEAR.

  • BUT WHAT TIMEFRAME DOES HE

  • REALLY HAVE TO GET SOMETHING

  • DONE?

  • THAT HED SAID EARLIER

  • WANTED TO LEAVE SIX OR EIGHT

  • MONTHS AGO AND THAT WAS A GOOD

  • TIME TO ROLL SOMETHING OUT OF

  • THE HAT.

  • -- THATY THING HE SAID

  • WAS AN AWFUL MOVIE FROM

  • PARAMOUNT,.

  • IT,ORGAN FREEMAN STARS IN

  • BEN HUR.

  • THAT'S A GOOD METAPHOR FOR WHAT

  • IS WRONG AT VIACOM RIGHT NOW AND

  • WHAT NEEDS TO BE DONE.

  • TO WHAT EXTENT WAS THE

  • UNHAPPY WITH HOW MY WAS BEING

  • MANAGED, EVEN BEFORE THIS CHANGE

  • WITH SUMNER REDSTONE?

  • BETTY: REMEMBER THAT FOR SO LONG

  • IT WAS REDSTONE AND GABELLI

  • TOGETHER.

  • THIS WAS A MAN WE THOUGHT WOULD

  • BE MAKING SOME FINAL DECISIONS

  • FOR SUMNER REDSTONE," -- HOW

  • QUICKLY HE HAS FALLEN FROM

  • GRACE.

  • MARIO HAS SEEN THE SHARES OF

  • THIS COMPANY UNDERPERFORMS

  • SIGNIFICANTLY.

  • HE SAID THAT SHERRY REDSTONE WAS

  • WELLY AND IN HER MOVES AND

  • LOOK MORE TO THE FUTURE NOW, SO

  • WHAT IS GOING TO HAPPEN WITH

  • VIACOM?

  • WILL IT STAY AS A STANDALONE

  • COMPANY OR MIGHT IT COME BACK

  • TOGETHER WITH CBS?

  • SAIDT YOU TO HEAR WHAT HE

  • ABOUT WHO MIGHT GET THE JOB DONE

  • IF DOOLEY CANNOT.

  • >> LET'S ASSUME YOU COMBINE CBS

  • WITH VIACOM.

  • NUMBER, YOU TALK ABOUT

  • A COMPANY IN THREE YEARS WITH

  • $20 BILLION.OF

  • YOU BASICALLY HAVE ONE OWNER

  • THAT CONTROLS BOTH SO THERE IS

  • NO TAKEOVER PREMIUM NECESSARY.

  • BETTY: LES MOONVES IS ONE OF THE

  • HIGHEST A CEO'S.

  • >> BUT THERE'S NO REASON TO PUT

  • A CEILING ON IT.

  • MAYBE GIVE HIM IN A $50 MILLION

  • A YEAR BECAUSE IT IS EXTRA WORK,

  • YOU HAVE TO THEN RUN BOTH

  • COMPANIES.

  • MOREULD HAVE TO BE IN

  • CITIES AND MORE PRIVATE PLANES,

  • MORE SPEECHES.

  • BUT I DON'T WANT TO PUT A

  • CEILING ON IT.

  • BETTY: CLEARLY IF THERE WAS ANY

  • KIND OF VISUAL YOU COULD HAVE ON

  • WHO HAS DONE THE BEST JOB, I

  • MEAN LOOK AT THE STOCK PRICE OF

  • CBS AND VIACOM.

  • PERHAPSWHY PEOPLE SAY

  • LES MOONVES CAN NOW MAKE HIS

  • MOVE AND COMBINED THE TWO

  • COMPANIES.

  • MATT: I'M JUST LOOKING AT PAY

  • GO, HE'S THE 25TH HIGHEST PAID

  • CEO.

  • MAYBE 96 ME IN DOLLARS AT THIS

  • HAPPENS, BUT NO CEILING.

  • BETTY, THANK YOU SO MUCH.

  • YOU CAN CATCH HER SHOW AT 7:00

  • P.M. NEW YORK TIME.

  • YOU CAN ALSO WATCH IT ON THE

  • BLOOMBERG.

  • SCARLET: THIS IS BLOOMBERG.

  • JOE: DON'T MISS THIS, EUROZONE

  • PMI AND CONSUMER CONFIDENCE ALL

  • OUT AT 3:00 A.M. TOMORROW.

  • AND BEST BUY EARNINGS

  • COMING OUT AT 7:00 A.M..

  • DON'T MISS THAT.

  • SCARLET: AND IT TICK -- 10:00

  • A.M., US HOME SALES, WERE

  • LOOKING AT A DROP OF 2% FOR THE

  • MONTH OF JULY AFTER 3.5% GAIN IN

  • THE MONTH OF JUNE.

  • THAT DOES IT FOR "WHAT'D YOU

  • MISS?"

  • THANKS FOR WATCHING.

  • THIS IS BLOOMBERG.

  • BELIEVE WE SAID YOU NEED AN

  • ADULT IN THE ROOM.

  • IN CHARGE OFBOY IS

  • DONALD TRUMP'S CAMPAIGN.

  • -- 12 YEAR OLD OIL.

  • -- 12 YEAR OLD BOY.

  • TVHAVE A HEAVY DOSE

  • TONIGHT.

  • FIRST GOING TO TALK ABOUT THE

  • CLINTON WORLD, DEALING WITH THE

  • UNCERTAINTY OF 15,000 E-MAILS

  • WHILEI UNCOVERED

  • INVESTIGATING HER E-MAIL SERVER.

  • IT'S UNCLEAR WHAT IS IN THOSE

  • DOCUMENTS.

  • A CONSERVATIVE GROUP HAS SUED

  • TODAY.

  • ALSO IN LIMBO, BILL CLINTON'S

  • POSITION ON THE BOARD OF HIS

  • POSITION.

  • CENTRALSE STORIES ARE

  • TO THE NEWLY DISCIPLINED DONALD

  • TRUMP CAMPAIGN THAT IS TRYING TO

  • REFOCUS ON HILLARY CLINTON'S

  • PRESSURE POINTS.

  • THE REPUBLICAN NOMINEE CALLED

  • FOR THE COMPLETE ABOLISHMENT OF

  • THE CLINTON FOUNDATION.

  • IT DOWN ANDLD SHUT

  • GIVE THE MONEY BACK TO A LOT OF

  • NOTTRIES THAT THEY SHOULD

  • BE TAKING MONEY FROM, COUNTRIES

  • THAT INFLUENCED HER TOTALLY, AND

  • ALSO COUNTRIES THAT DISCRIMINATE

  • AGAINST WOMEN AND GAYS AND

  • EVERYBODY ELSE.

  • THAT MONEY SHOULD BE GIVEN BACK.

  • THEY SHOULD NOT TAKE THAT MONEY.

  • AND IT IS PAY FOR PLAY, IF YOU

  • LOOK AT IT.

  • >> BESIDES THE CLINTON

  • FOUNDATION AND HILLARY CLINTON

  • E-MAILS, SHE'S BEEN FACING

  • HER CAMPAIGNINY OF

  • MANAGER.

  • IT'S BEEN MORE THAN

  • 260 DAYS AND COUNTING SINCE

  • HILLARY CLINTON HELD A PRESS

  • CONFERENCE, AND BREAKING

  • CAMPAIGN DECORUM, SHE HAS NOT

  • ALLOW REPORTERS TO BE INSIDE HER

  • CAMPAIGN FUNDRAISERS.

  • SO THERE ARE SOME TRANSPARENCY

  • THINGS GOING ON THERE.

  • I'VE BEEN ON VACATION FOR TWO

  • WEEKS, SO PLEASE BE GENTLE WITH

  • ME TODAY.

  • THE QUESTION I HAVE FOR YOU IS,

  • THE CLINTON CAMPAIGN TODAY IS ON

  • DEFENSE ON A BUNCH OF DIFFERENT

  • FRONTS.

  • >> LET'S JUST BREAK IT DOWN ONE

  • BY ONE.

  • NOT HAVING A PRESS CONFERENCE

  • MATTERS NOT AT ALL TO ANYBODY

  • OTHER THAN THE MEDIA.

  • I'M ALL FOR TRANSPARENCY.

  • HILLARY CLINTON SHOULD HAVE MORE

  • PRESS CONFERENCES AS A CAMPAIGN

  • , BUT I DON'T THINK IT

  • MAKES A DIFFERENCE.

  • WE KNOW THERE ARE A LOT OF

  • EDITORS WHO DO NOTHING BUT ARE

  • LISTED ON MASTHEAD ANYWAY.

  • BEING AN ASSISTANT EDITOR OF

  • THIS MUSLIM JOURNAL, HER OUT --

  • MOTHER IS THE EDITOR IN CHIEF.

  • THIS MAGAZINE SAID THINGS THAT

  • WERE IN OPPOSITION TO HILLARY

  • CLINTON AND A LOT OF THE VALUES

  • THAT DEMOCRATIC VOTERS SHARE, A

  • CAN VOTERSRI

  • SHARE.

  • THIS IS SOMETHING THAT HAS BEEN

  • TEED UP FOR YEARS.

  • THE FACT THAT THE CLINTON

  • CAMPAIGN IS TAKING THOSE FOREIGN

  • DONATIONS SEEMS HIGHLY

  • QUESTIONABLE AS OF THIS

  • STRATEGY.

  • HILLARY CLINTON

  • SHOULD HAVE PRESS CONFERENCES.

  • DONALD TRUMP

  • SHOULD RELEASE HIS TAXES.

  • THELIEVE -- I CALLED

  • MANAGING EDITOR OF BLOOMBERG

  • POLITICS AND I MANAGED NOTHING

  • AND ADDED NO ONE AND THERE IS

  • THAT.

  • I DO NOT THINK MANY VOTERS CARE.

  • THE CLINTON FOUNDATION IS A HUGE

  • PROBLEM BECAUSE IN OUR LAST POLL

  • WE HAD 53% OF PEOPLE THINK THAT

  • THE FACT IT ACCEPTS FOREIGN

  • DONATIONS IS PROBLEMATIC.

  • IT GETS INTO THE AREAS THAT I

  • CARE ABOUT WHICH IS ACTUALLY

  • PERSUADABLE VOTERS.

  • BEFORE NOT ALREADY COMMITTED TO

  • DONALD TRUMP OR HILLARY CLINTON

  • INTERESTING SUBSET,

  • NOT DECIDING BETWEEN CLINTON AND

  • TRUMP.

  • BUT DECIDING WHETHER THEY WILL

  • WILL THE LIVER FOR HILLARY

  • CLINTON AS THEY WOULD FOR A

  • DEMOCRAT OR FOR DONALD TRUMP.

  • I THINK THERE ARE A LOT OF

  • DONALD ESTIMATE HER TO HER

  • UNSETTLED BY THE CLINTON

  • FOUNDATION AND THEY HAVE NOT

  • CLEAN THIS UP WITH A HAVE

  • HANDLED IT TODAY IN THE FACT

  • THAT THEY ARE SCRAMBLING SUGGEST

  • THE RECOGNIZED PHONE ABILITY.

  • TALK WE DID NOT GET TO

  • ABOUT THE 15,000 E-MAILS.

  • CAMPAIGN FUND-RAISING TANTAMOUNT

  • AND IT WAS AN IMPRESSIVE HAUL

  • FOR DONALD J. TRUMP,

  • BILLIONAIRE.

  • THEY SPENT 18 NINE DOLLARS AND

  • HAS $38 MILLION IN THE BANK AND

  • LOAN HIS CAMPAIGN $2 MILLION

  • THAT INSTEAD OF INVESTING INTO

  • THE TV AD WAR AND OPERATIONAL

  • GROUND GAME MOST OF TRUMP'S

  • SPENDING WENT TO WAR TO FIRM

  • THAT HANDLES DIGITAL ADS AS WELL

  • AS MERCHANDISE, TRAVEL, AND

  • REIMBURSING TRAVEL ON COMPANIES

  • FOR CAMPAIGN EXPENSES.

  • SHE SPENT 36 NINE DOLLARS IT

  • HAS 58 MILLION ON HAND.

  • HILLARY CLINTON'S CAMPAIGN HAS

  • RESERVED A MILLION DOLLARS WORTH

  • OF TELEVISION AIR TIME IN

  • BATTLEGROUND STATES WHICH WILL

  • INCLUDE SPOTS LIKE ONE OF THE

  • CAMPAIGN RELEASED TODAY WHICH IS

  • HIS DONALD TRUMP'S OWN WORDS

  • AGAINST HIMSELF.

  • OF CRISIS, AMERICA

  • DEPENDS ON STEADY LEADERSHIP.

  • >> YOU CAN TELL THEM TO GO

  • [BEEP] THEMSELVES.

  • >> ALL IT WOULD TAKE IS ONE

  • WRONG MOVE.

  • >> I WOULD BOTTOM -- BOMB THE

  • [BEEP] OUT OF THEM.

  • MARK: THE CAMPAIGN WHICH LOOKS

  • LIKE AN ACTUAL CAMPAIGN IN TERMS

  • OF ITS FINANCES, THERE ARE SOME

  • EXCEPTIONS.

  • AS WE HEAD INTO THE TRADITIONAL

  • START OF THE GENERAL ELECTION

  • WHERE DO THESE CAMPAIGNS STAND

  • RELATIVE TO EACH OTHER?

  • HOW MUCH WEIGHT DO THEY PULL?

  • DONALD TRUMP NEEDS TO RUN ADS.

  • SPENDING YOUR MONEY ON PLANES

  • AND HAD DOES NOT WHEN YOU THE

  • PRESIDENCY.

  • THERE IS AN ARTICLE THAT TALKS

  • ABOUT ADSENSE SPENDING AND THAT

  • IS WHERE YOU SEE A DRAMATIC

  • DIFFERENCE.

  • BASICALLYTERS SAID

  • THAT TRUMP IS RUNNING A

  • PRE-CITIZENS UNITED CAMPAIGN.

  • HILLARY IS RUNNING A

  • POST-CITIZENS UNITED CAMPAIGN.

  • PAC,G THE GREAT AMERICA

  • THAT IS A MAJOR DIFFERENCE.

  • HAS $49 CASH ON

  • HAND TODAY.

  • MILLION PLEDGE TO

  • THAT.

  • >> I DO NOT THINK ANYONE IN THE

  • WORLD WOULD US AGREE.

  • OPERATIONS,OUND

  • TARGETING OPERATIONS, THEY ARE

  • USING DATA IN A SOPHISTICATED,

  • MODERN WAY.

  • ALL THAT STUFF IS TRUE.

  • IT CONTINUES TO BE SURPRISING TO

  • ME ALTHOUGH IT IS UNQUESTIONABLY

  • TRUE THAT CLINTON HAS

  • ESTABLISHED A NEW -- A LEAD

  • NATIONALLY THAT TRUMP IS IN A

  • LOT OF PLACES WITHIN STRIKING

  • AND HE IS RAISING MONEY

  • TO PUT HIM IN A POSITION TO

  • CLOSE THAT GAP.

  • TO CLOSE THAT CAP WILL REQUIRE

  • ACTUALLY DOING MORE.

  • THE HATS ARE SPECIAL.

  • WHEN WE COME BACK I DO NOT OWN

  • ONE.

  • ALEX: COULD YOU SEND HIM A HAT?

  • >> WE WILL HAVE THE TBD

  • IMMIGRATION PLAN NEXT.

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