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today banks do not lend money to companies. banks are forced to horde money because they are forced to shored capital and they can t take any risks. gary: powerful stuff. lots to get into. who to ask, bob doll and dan shaffer. this is what the market want the last two weeks. the market goss did friday morning got it friday morning. > we need to continue to see regulary rollback. financial stocks will ntinue to do well if we have economic growth, higher interest rates and rolling back regulation. gary cohn said we need a healthy banking system. liz: the banks are like in a mini ice age. it was stranding the rust belt 2,000 guys and investors. gary: that means they are hoarding the cash. they are buying treasuries. to me it s a joke. these are the two guys who aloud this to happen. then when the mole thing crashed, these guys came to rescue like the fired firemen lighting the fire then coming to put it out. that s how i veufd this act that locked up not just the banks. ....
that s our show tonight. and now jon stossel. john: i m a big failure. i started facebook and it failed really? well sorted. when i was in college i published a guidebook for guys that included a fresh picture girls from neighboring all-girls schools. clearly this was the first facebook. unfortunately al gore has suspended the internet so my facebook was an interactive and useful and also to the girls i was about to get publicity. 60s protests erupted stealing all the attention. my facebook had no publicity. years later mark zuckerberg tried again improving on my idea and now he has $40 billion i don t. but i tried again. i became a tv reporter and that worked out. turns out lots of successful people fail at first. oprah winfrey, steve jobs come the author of dr. seuss. some argue that they were fueled by failure. that s the title of a new book by jeremy bloom. bloom has been a success. you were once an olympic level skier andy played pro-foot all for two nfl teams ....
and it is also meant to get folks attention. charles payne and gerri willi willis. been steyn and kennedy. they ll be joining us next week. charles payne, to you first and making sure you really leverage that real estate. and another superlative will be to intimidate as well because that house does that as well. listen, we ve heard union leaders walk out of there, men say we were never invited, we felt the presence of it, you see business leaders saying the same thing. and it does get things done. i think that having the cameras there, having the lights in the world looking at you, with the, you know, the highest position in the world, it works. it s been working out very well. we saw the most recent of that this week with lockheed morning saying, yeah, we re going to bring down the price of the planes. that ceo has made that trek more than once. neil: there s month ago more amazing than going to the white house, whether you like the occupant or not and a lot of the ....
good morning. welcome to worldwide exchange on cnbc. i m sara eisen. i m wilfred frost. good morning to you from me. welcome back. thank you. it s our half birthday today, february 7th. of the year, my goodness. was that basically like where are my flowers? i heard february 7th. there we go. because we share our birthday august 7th. checking in on global markets. we did see declines in all three indices yesterday. i saw that headline yesterday on the ft, the declines were very small. 0.1% and 0.2%. this morning we are expected to downs back. the dow by 33 points. s&p by 2. the nasdaq by 3 points. essentially friday a very strong day on hopes of deregulation, stronger than expected jobs print. risk on on friday. risk off yesterday. the risk off sentiment did manage in lower stocks but not much. mainly manifested itself in buying of the bond market with yields, particularly in the afternoon moving quite significantly lower. close to 2.5 at the close on friday. ....
urging republican cans and mitch mcconnell to go nuclear to confirm his nominee to the supreme court. judge neil gorsuch. he was confirmed to his seat on the 10th circut court of appeals without a single dissenting vote back in 2006. there is a certain dishonesty if if they go from their vote and he got a unanimous endorsement. from the education and experience and stand point. great, great student and intlejukt. supreme court white and kennedy, he clerked. and i think it is really, really great. we want him to go through an elgrant process as opposed a demeaning process. lou: vice-president mike pence joined gorsuch. mcconnell on the senate floor echo onning president trump s call for democrats to treat gorsuch fairly. that s right, map dame president, not a single democrat opposed gorsuch s nomination. not senator obama, senator clinton or kennedy. not a single democrat still serving with us opposed him. i hope that all senate colleagues will give him determinat ....