Wall Street Week - Full Show 12/23/2022

On this holiday edition of Wall Street Week, we look back at the biggest stories of the year, from war in Ukraine to the global battle against inflation. Highlights include Sam Zell of Equity Group Investments and Steve Rattner of Willett Advisors on the climate for deals. Afsaneh Beschloss of RockCreek and Bob Michele of JP Morgan Asset Management on the effect of climate change and whether the world gathering at COP 27 will make a difference. Jeff Blau of Related Companies on the changing face of real estate. Deborah Lehr of the Paulson Institute on the effect of Chinese President Xi's historic third term on the world economy. And former US Treasury Secretary Larry Summers throughout the year on the fight against inflation and more.
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[farisfazalbhoy]

Thank you David Westin, Larry Summers and amazing guests for the insights during 2022. Absolutely love this show! Here's hoping for a less eventful 2023.

[dependra]

The only show you want to watch in the week

[Mark.remarking]

This is a fantastic program, I especially enjoy Larry Summers comments, I see him as an independent commentator, with no axe to grind.
Well done David.

[danielunadike]

Thank you David Westin, Thank you Bloomberg. For all the information provided this year. Thank you👏

[terribleprogrammer]

Larry summers is a legend. Everything he said ended up becoming true

[timmoretz]

Good review of a crazy year. Bloomberg is nice to those who where off base.

[karenmontana]

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[dc]

Very good recap although would have helped to focus more on what are upcoming promising themes.
Climate change? Bond market? Emerging market? Real estate transition? Metaverse? End of war?

[safarilazhar]

why make it the operational base of military deployment from outside why yes. It's a pity for the people who are affected by the refugees of a destroyed country to rebuild it takes a long time to be aware of this problem... the country of Nato country has no refugees, no destruction of property, reflect, reflect, clearly, clearly...

[hadawaycolton]

congrats summer's u and I were right, hope u and ur family have a good Christmas stay blessed

[issenvan]

Larry summers was friends with epstein, right? 🇮🇱 Regardless, his views are ancient. Recessions don’t fix inflations! There is a term called “stagflation!” Inflation will run its natural course regardless of the rate hikes!

[kimchan]

How dare you talking about climate change when the world is facing energy security.

[rachelshengjie]

When you talk about China, I just don’t know why the experts get so wrong about it

[issenvan]

Is this bostic the ATL FED chair’s brother?

[mikepaquettw]

Better to be talking about the global ecconemy collapse

[Janoschcrypto]

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[wescam]

Ms Whitman has forgotten about the Three Mile Island incident. Another talking head that has zero credibility.

[BS-vxdg]

I'm not going to watch this video. I have *ALWAYS* hated productions that came out before the actual end of the year. I would rather have there be a tradition of these productions coming out on January 1, which would mean they would actually include major events that happened after they rolled out, like the deadliest tsunami in recorded history (26 Dec 2004), or the crash of Eastern Airlines flight 401 into the Everglades, killing over 100 people (29 Dec 1972). It would also avoid embarrassments to publications such as when People magazine last year, looking to get in on the end of the year rush, published (on December 28) a celebration of Betty White turns 100!, when in fact she ended up dying on December 31, before her birthday. I just would like journalists to be more interested in *reporting* the news more than *being* the news. So I don’t watch any of these premature pieces.