control the way i think some had worried about. and so maybe we come in to 23 and things are going to be a little easier than we imagined. that s not to say, by the way, that, you know, the coast is clear or that it s not going to be, you know, a middling year. i don t want to suggest anything other than that. and by the way, we re going to continue to see employment or unemployment, rather i should say, likely tick up in 23. those are headlines we have to anticipate. but in terms of where inflation is and the ability for the fed to get control of it, it looks like they ve actually done maybe a better job than some of the worst critics were suggesting. andrew, you interviewed a couple weeks ago at your deal book conference in new york sam bankman-fried, the head of ftx, the cryptocurrency company that collapsed under his leadership. he was i don t want to he was sort of groveling when he spoke to you. he said i didn t intend to commit a fraud, i didn t really know what i was do
i guess we have. [both] finch! let s go! oh yeah! it s not the same. what could you do to solve the problem? we could get xfinity? that s actually super adult of you to suggest. i can t wait to squad up. i love it when you talk nerdy to me. guy, guys, guys, we re still in session. and i don t know what the heck you re talking about. todd: the former ceo of crypto currency company ftx is speaking out in a live interview for the first time since it all came crashing down. sam bankman-fried denying any criminal wrongdoing, acknowledging it was mass itve oversight of funds. carley: cheryl casone is here. cheryl: sam bankman-fried, at new york times deal book conference on wednesday, ftx first live appearance since his
about maria bartaromo. she went all in for trump and, frankly, ice disgusting and it s unprofessional. i would feel badly if i were having to be forced to do that. but, you know, if you have a mortgage, if you have kids, you do what you re supposed to do, unfortunately, to continue to keep your job. claire, there was this remarkable exchange at the deal book conference at the new york times, andrew ross sorkin sat down and asked him how happy he is about all of this. and he seemed happy fo that fox news was offering something different. was he being forthright about that? that s not to say rupert isn t completely in charge, as well. but he did point out one thing that was interesting, i thought, that the majority of the ad revenue comes from what they do in the daytime, it comes from perhaps the real reporting
merger he also said he doesn t think this is going to affect the merger. he may have to take it to court if he can t reach settlement with the doj. what does that take, a year, two years. what s the opportunity cost of not combining the businesses during that period. today at 1:15 at the deal book conference, andrew ross sorkum is going to sit down with stevenson and i have a feeling he s going to have a lot to say. next, gary cohen speaking exclusively with our friend john harwood over at cnbc. are they really trying to sell tax reform by calling it trickle down economics? or does trickle down economics work? if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis,. .isn t it time to let the real you shine through? maybe it s time for otezla (apremilast). otezla is not an injection or a cream. it s a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months,. .with reduced redness,.