now to a cnn exclusive. talking about congress preparing to act to avert this rail shutdown. president biden warning if that happened, it would devastate the economy if we had a strike like that. joining me to talk about this and a lot more is bank of america s brian moynihan, chairman and ceo, one of the biggest banks in the world. you know where the economy is headed. get into all of that and we appreciate you coming in to cnn this morning. first of all, congratulations on your new show to you and your colleagues. thank you, things like the rail strike or the war in ukraine and, know, what happens in china, shutdowns, all sort of things that can really derail the economy and everybody knows that. we ve been dealing with it for quite a period of time. if you look at the core economy, hour team has a, a mild recession predicted middle of 2023. and coming back out of it later in 2023. now, that was predicted to happen this year earlier this year. there was going to be a real slowdow
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between the dow and what seems to be the reality of the core economy? we re having a recovery. there s almost no doubt about that. the market s responding to the fact that we re having a recovery. americans are responding to the fact that despite the grim news you just mentioned, corporate profits are extremely strong and getting stronger. so, the market the market doesn t really care that much. the market is a heartless beast. it doesn t care about unemployed family in flint, michigan. they don t care. the market cares about stocks and the earnings on stocks and those are doing very well. it would be nice if the market were more kind hearted but it s not. in terms of what the market cares about, the news is good. and the element that the market cares as you say about the earnings reflected on the corporate profit sheets and they earnings these days come from overseas which doesn t happy domestic workers or families but profits into the coffers of the companies. well, it is not
between the dow and what seems to be the reality of the core economy? we re having a recovery. there s almost no doubt about that. the market s responding to the fact of a recovery and responding to the fact that despite the grim news you mentioned, corporate profits are extremely strong and getting stronger. so, the market the market doesn t really care that much. the market is a heartless beast. it doesn t care about unemployed family in flint, michigan. they don t care. the market cares about stocks and the earnings on stocks and those are doing very well. it would be nice if the market were more kind hearted but it s not. in terms of the market, the news is good. and the element that the market cares as you say about the earnings reflected on the corporate profit sheets and they come from overseas tease days and doesn t help domestic workers or families but it s profits in the coffers of the companies. well, it is not a huge amount, first of all, eliot. but also, those prof
you got 1.5 million people declaring bankruptcy last year. home sales are down. how do you explain the dichotomy between the dow and what seems to be the reality of the core economy? we re having a recovery. there s almost no doubt about that. the market s responding to the fact of a recovery and responding to the fact that despite the grim news you mentioned, corporate profits are extremely strong and getting stronger. so, the market the market doesn t really care that much. the market is a heartless beast. it doesn t care about unemployed family in flint, michigan. they don t care. the market cares about stocks and the earnings on stocks and those are doing very well. it would be nice if the market were more kind hearted but it s not. in terms of the market, the news is good. and the element that the market cares as you say about the earnings reflected on the corporate profit sheets and they come from overseas tease days and doesn t help domestic workers or families but it s pr