Guests including Helane Becker, Lori Calvasina, Claudia Sahm, and Isaac Boltansky discuss topics such as airline industry confidence, sentiments around the equity market, December's jobs data, spending-cap deal in Congress, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's hospital stay, and a neutral outlook on Apple.

Brian Levitt of Invesco discusses tech rally gains, Isaac Boltansky from BTIG talks about latest Harris campaign updates, and Jill Carey Hall of BofA Securities explores the bullish case for small-caps amidst potential recession indicators.

Matt Miskin, Co-Chief Investment Strategist at John Hancock, shares key insights on market trends and investment strategies. Isaac Boltansky from BTIG analyzes the potential impacts of policy changes under President-elect Trump on financial markets. Jane Foley of Rabobank discusses the foreign exchange market's reaction to the new administration. They explore rising economic indicators, optimism amid uncertainty, and the implications of international relations on currency and trade, making for a highly informative discussion on the evolving economic landscape.

Isaac Boltansky, Managing Director and Director of Policy Research at BTIG, delves into the intricate dance of finance and politics. He predicts shifts in Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac's privatization, while addressing the impact of border security on immigration policy. Isaac discusses the evolving landscape of consumer finance and the implications of recent election outcomes on governance. The conversation also touches on the rising interest in digital assets like Bitcoin and the upcoming tax policy challenges, highlighting the interconnection between economic strategies and political dynamics.

Jay Pelosky, Chief Investment Officer and co-founder of TPW Investment Management, dives into the shifting economic and political dynamics affecting markets. Torsten Slok, Chief Economist at Apollo Management, discusses the challenges for the Federal Reserve amid changing political landscapes. Isaac Boltansky from BTIG analyzes the Democratic Party's identity crisis post-election and what it means for future governance. Together, they explore how recent election outcomes will shape investment strategies and economic forecasts.