David Faber, Award Winning Journalist and New York Times Best Selling Author

Willy flipped the script and interviewed award-winning journalist, New York Times bestselling author, and co-anchor of CNBC’s Squawk on the Street, David Faber.
He and Willy discussed his fascinating experience meeting and interviewing Elon Musk, content wars between Amazon, Netflix, and Apple, the future of the media and cable industries, oil production in the U.S., economic predictions for 2024, the presidential election, and so much more.
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Key Points In The Webcast:
00:00 Introduction
00:54 Willy welcomes David Faber
01:50 Is a PGA-Saudi PIF deal imminent?
04:45 Thorough fact-checking: When to break a story
08:12 Interviewing Elon Musk and his company management philosophy
12:20 Bob Iger’s 2nd Disney CEO run and the sustainability of streaming
16:30 The need for cable: How Squawk Box differentiates itself
20:30 What’s the main focus of Squawk Box?
23:13 Analyzing ExxonMobil and the long-form format
29:00 Why are oil rates dropping?
31:02 Any contrary info on the current broker market?
35:38 Public market predictions 2024
38:40 Private vs. public capital: The issue of regulation
40:37 Presidential election forecast and insights
43:43 Are long rates coming down amidst Fed cuts?
47:00 Biggest name in business that fell from grace?
50:02 How autonomous vehicles could affect real estate
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the credit card firms are selling delinquencies earlier which means the true default rate is not obvious, this combined with consumers which pay in cash because they have run their course and not eligible for credit cards should be taken into account