Would you put this on par with what we heard last April with the tariffs?

No, no.

That was a bigger shock to the system.

Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan weighs in on a market sell-off, tariffs, and geopolitics

at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

And he's there with the rest of the world's elite.

Let the people go to work.

They're here in this beautiful place, and they've got a week to a few days to work on it.

So give them 48 hours and see if they can come up with a solution.

Plus, Sir David Beckham, soccer, legend, and owner of Inter Miami, home of Leonel Messi.

What we've achieved in Miami is building a club, a franchise, an environment, a community that has really surpassed any dreams that I could have ever wished to have done.

The global business of sports, building teams on and off the soccer pitch.

I think it's a big moment, you know, for me to partner with Bank of America and obviously be part of Brian's team is something that I'm very proud of.

I'm CNBC producer Cameron Costa.

Squawk Pod reports from the 2026 World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland begins right now.

It is mid-January.

So, of course, once again, our squawk box trio, Becky Quick,

Joe Kernan, and Andrew Ross Sorkin packed their bags and their winter gear for the World

Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. The event is a marathon of sorts. For a few days, leaders in government, finance, technology, academia, and philanthropy all

descend upon this snowy alpine town to rub shoulders and to exchange ideas about how our

world is working and where business and politics go next.

Attendees this year include U.S. leaders like President Donald Trump, who's come before,

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