saying that there will be other big banks that will fold and he has investment ideas for you and speaking of those banks, we are learning that first republic among those given a $30 billion cash infusion, plans to raise cash by selling some shares privately. hopefully they ll have a better time at that for the shares that traded publicly today and were tanking. the five is now. jesse: hello, everybody. i am jesse watters with judge jeanine pirro, harold ford jr., kennedy and brian kilmeade. it s 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. this isn t your parents spring break. fight clubs, fentanyl, fears are the biggest risks as millions of college students hit the beaches. they are tired of covid, ready to party and battle each other
as we delve in the you re bank is safe. i want to draw your attention to the markets today. the dow down about 384 points. there s growing concern about the stability of the banking system. given this sell-off, it occurred for banks that we re getting these tens of billions of cash infusion and everything else to stay afloat, a lot of that just evaporated today. so whether you were credit suisse that got $54 billion from your own government, the swiss national bank and first republic that got it from big brokerage houses, it did little good. is that a concern? we ll look at the impact of all of that. meanwhile on st. patrick s day, people are trying to get their mind off of losing green and
dad-poor dad iconic wall street legend. saying that there will be other big banks that will fold and he has investment ideas for you and speaking of those banks, we are learning that first republic among those given a $30 billion cash infusion, plans to raise cash by selling some shares privately. hopefully they ll have a better time at that for the shares that traded publicly today and were tanking. the five is now. jesse: hello, everybody. i am jesse watters with judge jeanine pirro, harold ford jr., kennedy and brian kilmeade. it s 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. this isn t your parents spring break. fight clubs, fentanyl, fears are the biggest risks as millions of college students hit the beaches. they are tired of covid, ready
so my next prediction, i called credit suisse. the next is japan. when japan went bust in 2009 due to the real estate bust, it did what we re doing today. rather than fix the problem, they created zombie banks and zombie companies and negative interest rates. that s ridiculous. neil: because credit suisse got this $54 million cash infusion and republic got something similar, has that taken them off of your list of banks bound to fail? well, it doesn t solve the problem, neil. it delays the problem. you remember bear stearns? j.p. morgan bailed them out. just delayed the problem. aig went down 2008. and then lehman went down. so i was on cnn with wolf