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Hi, I'm the NBC producer Katie Kramer today on Squawk Pod.

Famed Hedge Funder Boas Weinstein,

a rare interview on Wall Street's latest power struggle.

The retail investors are some of the least sophisticated investors in the world.

The president of Blackrock, I sat in his office, Rob Capito's office, seven years ago and he said,

kid, these products are sold not bought.

Why Weinstein and his Saba fund are going after closed end funds, like those managed by

Black Rock to unshackle the $1.4 billion he says is on the line

for shareholders.

Sometimes, unlike ETS, unlike mutual funds, they traded deep discounts to their objective value, and that discount can be corrected

with the press of a button.

Plus, the rest of today's stories that got us squawking.

Food news.

Bacon though, bacon, bacon,

new tariffs on China manufacturing and they're back.

The meme stocks return.

Thanks to what else, memes on social media.

I mean, he didn't notice improving fundamentals. What else? Memes on social media.

I mean, he didn't notice improving fundamentals

at Game Stop, did he?

It's not that he said, oh, look.

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