Already destroyed by the previous restrictions. Then in North Carolina where the race to get america vaccinated is headed to a speedway. The executive Vice President , general manager of Charlotte Motor Speedway, greg walter, is here to discuss his new Public Private partnership to help provide a million covid vaccinations. You dont want to miss that. But first stocks sliding away from record territory. The nasdaq bouncing between gains and losses after hitting an all time high this morning. This ahead of a big week for earnings. Apple, microsoft, facebook, tesla, theyre all set to report this coming week. Lets get to market watcher Jonathan Hoenig and former investment banker and impressive tweeter i must say, carol roth. We never miss a tweet by carol. The most fun tweets you can find on twitter. Jonathan, first to you, rob portman, announcing that he was not going to be running for reelection in 2022. That seemed to be the catalyst to send the markets even further south than they we
Up with one of the firms behind the very popular robin hood app, and Interest Rates climbing higher, could this derail the red hot Housing Market it is tuesday, january 12th, 2020, and youre watching Worldwide Exchange right here on cnbc. Sweet home alabama where skie are so blue sweet home alabama good morning to you, im Frank Holland, in for Brian Sullivan we start with congratulations to alabama, crushing ohio state in last nights College Football national championship, and notching its 6th title under Coach Nick Saban well have highlights of that match coming up, and here is how your money and the global markets, theyre setting up their day. A big win in alabama, remains to be seen. Were starting with the futures in the green the nasdaq, seeing the biggest gains, a bit of a reversal from yesterday, and as we mentioned, stocks snapping their new years win streak yesterday the dow seeing a slight dip with the s p shedding over a percent. The nasdaq a big laggard this is shares of tec
Leading journalists who covered the 2020 election season including Jonathan Allen award waning journalist, covers politics. And ecoauthored, shattered, about Hillary Clinton. And from the Dallas Morning News, covered elections, including the campaigns of george w. Bush and barack obama for president. And columnist for the washington post, a fine eye for politics. And she began in santonio, her biography of nancy reagan will be insightful about our late first lady. And the panel will be moderated by a correspondent who joined cnn in 2015. A veteran reporter shes profiled president s george hb bush, george w. Bush, jimmy carter, barack obama. Jamie, congratulations on your scoop last night former president s obama, bush and clinton will take the covid19 as a way to breed confidence in this possible cure. Thank you so much for having us. Can we see everybody just to start . Because im not there you all are. One more, karen. There you go. I am so thrilled to be here with all of you today a
Shannon from Wisconsin Public radio. Thank you so much for being here as well and moderating this conversation today. As always i want to thank the library and the Public Library foundation for the ongoing support of free cultural events through the wisconsin book festival. It is one of the great pleasures of this year for me that we are able to do these events virtually and ring is altogether even if we cant be all together. But we also have been expanded. There are many people from madison, many people from wisconsin with people from across the nation and across the globe so that is one small wonderful thing that has occurred because of the pandemic. We are grateful for it with with you today. Most notable are grateful Jennifer Palmieri is here to talk about her book, and i will turn the proceedings over to jennifer and shannon and and il sue at the end. Thank you so much. Thanks, tremor. This is so much fun. Thanks jennifer for joining us today. It is fun to be able to be in these d
Should have seen it coming. I would like to start with what was my personal favorite moment in the book which is the first meeting between donald trump and steve bannon who would become a very influential political strategist in his world where he explains to trump that he cannot if hes thinking of running for president he cant do it as a traditional republican. Can you describe the scene . First of all, thank you for having me. One of the things you have to remember is donald trump didnt come into this he had been thinking about running for president for years but he wasnt sure, he did to have an identity. Sometimes he was democrat, sometimes republican, someone independent. By 2012, he was getting serious about it and a conservative activist, was a friend of Donald Trumps and he decided to talk about running for president and they took their friend who didnt know donald trump at that point up to new york at a meeting to talk about the possibility. If he ran as an outsider, how would