jean—marie le pen is not in the picture — jean—marie le pen is not in the picture. more — picture. they brought in people who were more media trained but this campaign — were more media trained but this campaign has shown they are not ready— campaign has shown they are not ready to — campaign has shown they are not ready to govern and underneath the nice veneer— ready to govern and underneath the nice veneer what you have is the backbone — nice veneer what you have is the backbone of the party since its inception _ backbone of the party since its inception. no real solutions. we have live inception. no real solutions. - have live pictures coming from the national rally headquarters, we expect marine le pen to make comment. she has tried many times. what will be her takeaway from this snap vote? she will position herself presidential run in 27. i snap vote? she will position herself presidential run in 27.— presidential run in 27. i pretty much expect _ presidential run in 27. i pretty much expect her— presidential run in 27. i pretty much expect her to _ presidentia

marie le pen wants to make alliance with giorgia meloni.f they join forces, it would be the second biggest group in the european parliament. what does that mean for ukraine and the green deal as he was mentioning? that was at stake. for the far right in france, they pushed everything on the domestic campaign. they said if you don't like macron, vote for us. they want this as a springboard. >> fascinatifascinating. thank you very much, charlotte. >>> ahead on the show, exosens has the debut on the ipo. we'll have more on that next. smarter at every stage of your business. take full control of your brand with your own custom store. scale faster with tools that let you manage every sale from every channel. and sell more with the best converting checkout on the planet. a lot more. take your business to the next stage when you switch to shopify. what is cirkul? cirkul is what you hope for when life tosses lemons your way. cirkul is your frosted treat with a sweet kick of confidence. cirkul is the effortless energy that gets you in the zone. cirk

and does the all the national assembly and calls that the legislative elections after marie le pens far right. national rally scores or was down doing victory also coming up. despite the far right games, the conservative a p. p alliance is sent to the main. the biggest group in parliament is leader. european commission president was enough on the line says our party will take a stand against extremes on the left and the rights and in germany the far right a if the claims to 2nd place. while conservatives, when the largest share of the vote, german chancellor shaw says social democrats, heading for their worst ever results the optical fairly she welcome to the shell. french president and monument call has called snap elections after suffering a rezoning defeat in european parliament elections. that's all the far right. make strong gains across the you look around. so the outcome of the vote for his government was the grim and could not be ignored. as coalition came in 2nd, well behind marine la pens, bar, right, national riley, which more than doubled my calls tickets showing that the fr

before bashir bizar, marie le pen, a 95-year-old french politician , was prosecuted for questioning the holocaust. now, cyberspace users believe that freedom of speech in the french style is the ugliest type of dictatorship. fatemeh sharifi, radio and television news agency, in order to have more information about the support of the people in the west, especially france, for the palestinian people, as well as the pressures and threats that the french government exerts against these supporters , we had a conversation with journalist enzo raboui before the program. independent french in paris that answer and we see their explanations. protests against israel's crimes in the gaza strip are very actively followed in france. i personally participate in the demonstrations in paris. every weekend, thousands of people come to the streets of the capital. in addition, i know that demonstrations and gatherings in support of the palestinian people are held all over france, which are a little shorter than in paris, but still very significant. i don't think that the demonstrations in support of the p

before bashir bezaar, when marie le pen was a politician 9. five yaers old the frenchman was prosecuted because he questioned the holocaust. now cyberspace users believe that french-style freedom of speech is the ugliest type of dictatorship. fatemeh sharifi , sedavasima news agency, in order to have more information about the support of the people in the west. especially france is made from the palestinian people and that's it. in this way, the pressures and threats that the french government exerts against these supporters, before the program , we had a conversation with enzoi, an independent french journalist in paris, and we see his answers and explanations. protests against israeli crimes in the gaza strip france follows very actively. i personally participate in the demonstrations in paris. every weekend, thousands of people take to the streets of the capital, plus i know that there are demonstrations and gatherings in support of the palestinian people all over france, which are a little shorter than in paris, but still very significant. i don't think the demonstrations the suppor

le pen 131% that's double of emmanuel macron pro european centrist.ter macron shocked the country when he called for a snap election, he said this last night. >> i have decided to give you back the choice of a parliamentary future, i am dissolving the national assembly this evening. in germany the social democrat saw the worst ever result of about 14% losing to the conservative opposition in austria the right-leaning freedom party outperformed the conservatives as well as the social democrats, in italy prime minister gloria's conservative brothers group doubled the party seat and that you assembly, why does the members enter matter 720 seats in the assembly that determine the fate of the priority of the european union for the next five years, it's important we look at these countries when i was speaking about because germany and france hold a very large number of those seats. neil: thank you for that, alex hogan, the former falling under foreign policy advisor, always great to have you. it would be one thing to say this is like a worldwide march of th

even more than bashir bizar , the 95-year-old french politician marie le pen was prosecuted for questioning the holocaust. now cyberspace users believe in french style freedom of expression. the like-minded group , including china and russia, in a joint statement called the adoption of the resolution against iran a miscalculation and warned that such an action would have counterproductive results. this statement was issued following the approval of the anti-iranian resolution by england, france and germany in the board of governors of the international atomic energy agency. in this resolution, without referring to iran's cooperation with the agency , tehran is asked to take action to resolve the alleged safeguard issues. also, iran has been asked to restore the license of iaea inspectors, which iran has revoked according to the right of article 9 of the safeguard community agreement. iaea inspectors have visited iran's nuclear facilities many times and have not found any evidence of deviations in the nuclear energy program. iran also cooperates with the agency. it is emphasized that the rem

more than bashir biazar, when the 95-year-old french politician marie le pen was prosecuted for questioning the holocaust. now, cyberspace users believe that freedom of speech in the french style is the worst kind. the like-minded group, including china and russia, in a joint statement called the adoption of the resolution against iran a miscalculation and warned that such an action would have the opposite effect. this statement follows the approval of the anti-iranian resolution of england, france and germany has been issued in the board of governors of the international atomic energy agency. in this appointment. the letter asked tehran to take action to resolve the alleged safeguard issues without mentioning iran's cooperation with the agency. also, iran has been asked to restore the license of the agency's inspectors, which iran has revoked according to article 9 of the comprehensive safeguards agreement. iaea inspectors have visited iran's nuclear facilities many times and have not found any evidence of deviation in the nuclear energy program. iran , while cooperating with the agency, e

before bashir bizar, marie le pen, a 95-year-old french politician, was prosecuted for questioning the holocaust. now the users of cyberspace believe that freedom of speech in the french style is the ugliest type of dictatorship. fatima sharifi, radio and television news agency. and harvesting ruby ​​grapes in the north of sistan baluchistan. yaquti or ruche grape has a high tolerance in harsh environmental conditions and is one of the earliest varieties of grapes in the country. ruby grapes are one of the most popular fruits in the summer season, which have been harvested from the orchards of zahak city. we have four hectares of garden here, we harvest one ton a day . yaghouti grape cultivation brings more income to the farmer and he needs little water. their crops are good . alhamdulillah, there is a good market. after that, two or three people are here picking the grapes and doing the affairs of this garden. baghdari help us, schools are closed, we come here to help grandfather. resistance to sandstorms and heat in the region is another feature of this type of grape. by conducting t

after marie le pens far right. national rally scores or was down doing victory also coming up. despite the far right games with conservative a p p alliance is that's true. the main, the biggest group in parliament is leader. european commission president was enough on the line says our party will take a stand against extremes.

somebody you can say in neighboring france, with marie le pen and her nationalist party, alyssa, chance 0 roland. still the bodies of more than 60 people were killed by the i'm group in eastern democratic republic of congo have been found. the allied democratic forces, the adf carried out a series of attacks on wednesday and thursday on villages and the many region of north keep of province. the adf is one of several groups operating in the eastern congo. it's one blame for coming thousands of people in the past decade on an economy has more now on the attacks on this, if you go back in north keeping province, these people are just the same day to day. they've conducted the attempt to report to 16 people. unfortunately, the remaining manual disability, i need a huge difference to me to just talk about tonight. what ticket is the worst it's been? will it keeps, try to hold back for, for such a day that phones, different bodies. some of them are what time some of them were killed by myself. these had done so in the different areas just seemed collecting the body up. now, some of them will

like, 30 years ago we had an election between jacques chirac and jean—marie le pen. we're always in, you know, that dance in between, between dark and light, in between good and evil. and there's nothing... i'm not shocked by what's going on, and i don't think it will change what we are. it won't change us. i'm just| thinking about comparisons with the united states of america, where there is also deep political polarisation, and you have big hollywood actor, celebrities like robert de niro, who wade into the debate and rail against donald trump. would that work in france? if we had something as marked as what they go through. because america is so binary, you know — it's like there is good and bad and they act like that. we're way more subtle. i don't think i can go — me as a person, as a public figure — i can go against anybody politically, especially to... ..to support another one. i think they're all the same. do ou? , ., despite macron�*s message to the nation just the other night where he said, essentially, i am giving you, the french people, a choice. yeah. an

le pen with the national front only 37, but why is this not noticed, and the reason here, in fact, these are the emotions of emmanuel macron himself and his narrow party interest, which concerns his ambitions regarding the role and place of the revival party as a liberal party both in france and in the european union, and this is the case when... you have to look at the interests of the state , and not for their own interests. to be honest, when i listened to his emotional speech after the end of the elections and the first results, i have not yet known such a president in the history of france who so emotionally evaluated his own miscalculations that he could not distinguish actually the shortcomings of the work of the revival party from the interests of france, because... that is why it seems to me that there is simply a certain internal problem that the french will solve, and from the current situation it is very far from the fact that the national front can win, i am not saying lipin in the elections, especially since i think that all the experts know that lipen actually eliminated i

le pen has changed her rhetoric regarding ukraine to be more, you know, pro-ukrainian, nevertheless,understand where, well, where do the legs grow from, and what kind of relations does it have with the kremlin, but we should not forget that france is a republic with very strong, concentrated presidential power, that is, there the president can single-handedly decide many issues and... including the president in france appoints the prime minister, and in such circumstances, when, well, such situations rarely happened, when the coalition in the parliament and the president, they represent different political movements, nevertheless, when this happens, the decisive , takes over the decisive role a little the prime minister, and i think that it will happen that the prime minister will be, let's say, convenient enough for macron, and so... it will be possible to develop this situation quite painlessly for himself, there is also, by the way, one candidate who is currently being discussed for rotation by everyone, except for mark rutte, is kaia kalas, who is an estonian prime minister, who

like, 30 years ago we had an election betweenjacques chirac and jean—marie le pen. we're always in, you know, that dance in between, between dark and light, in between good and evil. and there's nothing... i'm not shocked by what's going on, and i don't think it will change what we are. it won't change us. i'm just thinking about comparisons with the united states of america, where there is also deep political polarisation, and you have big hollywood actor, celebrities like robert de niro, who wade into the debate and rail against donald trump. would that work in france? if we had something as marked as what they go through. because america is so binary, you know — it's like there is good and bad and they act like that. we're way more subtle. i don't think i can go — me as a person, as a public figure — i can go against anybody politically, especially to... ..to support another one. i think they're all the same. do you? yes, i do. despite macron�*s message to the nation just the other night where he said, essentially, i am giving you, the french people, a choice. ye

le pen changes, and it becomes, well, much less pro-russian, and more pro-ukrainian, which is strange, and this is exactly what we have seen in the last year and a half months, we see how this indicator of the position in ukraine determines the obvious. the future of viktor orbán, which group he will join, that is, for him an entrance ticket to the group of conservatives and reformists, it is precisely not to block ukraine, neither the opening of negotiations, nor 50 billion, nor obviously the negotiating framework, the big question will be exactly who will be the next president of the european commission, this is another such internal debate both within the right, and actually and pip is popular. the party with certain groups of the right and inside and so, because we remember how the candidate speaks from the people's party, mr. weber, he actually lost this support, and ms. ursula was chosen as the new candidate, and this, you know, this experience now, well, some forces are playing the same scenario already against ms. ursula. thank you, dmitry, please stay in touch. than to contin

le pen is confidently advancing, but i would not, let's say, dramatize the general situation that thent... it will consist exclusively of right-wing forces, er, they will indeed be represented, they will strengthen their representation, but this representation will not be, let's say, critical, there is such, you know, monitoring the previous one, which updates the data every day, uh, what would be the composition of the parliament if the elections were held today, well, actually, they have already started, but we will only have final conclusions. on the evening of june 9, but for now, well, for example, if as of today, really, let's say, the right-wing forces in the european parliament could gain about 144 seats in the european parliament, that's out of 720 possible, in fact, it's a strength , which cannot be ignore, but it should be taken into account that the right-wing forces are not alone in in the european parliament, the european people's party remains the leading party that maintains its leadership. a right-wing centrist, which, strictly speaking, has the largest representation

le pen is confidently advancing, but i would not, let's say, dramatize the general situation, that thet will consist exclusively of right-wing forces, they. will be represented, they will strengthen their representation, but this representation will not be, let's say, critical, there is such, you know, monitoring, previous, which every day updates the data, what would be the composition of the parliament, if the elections were held today, well speaking , they have already started, but we will not have the final conclusions until the evening of the 9th june, but for now. well, for example, if as of today, let's say, the right-wing forces in the european parliament could gain about 144 seats in the european parliament, this is out of 720 possible, in fact, it is a force that cannot be ignored, but it must be taken into account that the right forces, they are not alone in the european parliament, the leading... party that retains its leadership remains the european people's party, a center-right party, which, as a matter of fact, has the largest representation in regulatory bodies, includ

pen under the israeli flag, this is not the genre of marie le pen with anti-semitic statements, but why is she under the israeli flag, an outpost of the west in the middle east, ugh, this is about how these far-right forces once supported the republic of south africa, turned a blind eye to something, but believed that this was their position, and yes ... there are many examples of such, that is, when trump became the president of the united states for the first time, he had almost no allies in the world. now he can gather miley, le pen, orbán, andrzej duda for his inauguration, because piszé is now in the ultra-right faction in the european parliament, you know, yaroslav kaczynski, ot. george maloney, imagine how many politicians have become who share trump's principles in latin america and europe, and this also suggests that the republicans have understood which way to go in order to maintain power. politics is always a struggle for power, and the means for that struggle are very often not chosen, and so these people who, like mitch mcconnell, talk about... the need to preserve val

le pen, and it, look, it works somewhere, if you even look at the rhetoric, marie le pen, starting fromi can't say that she became pro-ukrainian, but she became very pro-ukrainian, you know, constructively, carefully, yes, she is careful, well, now we have shown everyone so that everyone knows that this is not dmytro tuzhanskyi, not mykola varits, that's exactly what he was orban, here he went to vote, and here he stuffed the bag and will vote, then we went, well, what about us, we... we already talked about it with you, but it is really interesting, polls say that orban , 48% of hungarians like orbán, and 29% of madier. and what are the trends, say, two or three months ago, there were about the same number, is orbán losing, madir gaining, or has madir stopped, and orban is growing, well, what do you know about this, please, yes, while it is not clear which piece. peter magyar will take a bite out of fidesz, from orman, right? that is, at first it all looked logical, because he seems to be from the environment of fidesz, the same views, i.e. right-conservative, but in fact peter magyar

center-right, and by the way, if i'm not mistaken, marie le pen is no longer ... allegedly going to runesident and there she is preparing someone else, uh, i can't remember the name, i'll have to look, but her boys. is also moving forward, she understands that she has no chance of becoming president, and this person may have, because he is younger, because he is younger and less radical, and they don't say, no there is no political ground for marine le pen, of course, that is, there is such a story, then again, all these radical rightists, who are no longer as radical as they were. they are forced now again to find a common language on a fundamental issue, which is very important for us, there is a real split in them only on one issue, the issue of the attitude towards russia, and this is the issue of money, and it turns out that these ultra-right, who did not take money from moscow, are much more popular than those of the far right who took money from moscow, but let's look at the balance of forces, say meleni and salvini, salvini is famous. close political ties with russia, and maloni

and in france, the national riley party of marie le pen and jordan bar. dell has broken its record in terms of voter support. 37 percent are ready to vote for the national riley with the left coalition in 2nd place, standing at 28 percent. and the current presidential coalition, trailing at just 20 percent, are to contributor rachel marston takes a closer look at microns 7 year track record. the price photos are heading to the poles on sunday, the 2nd time in less than a month for the 1st round of voting and the national election called by president a man reading back home. where do you have to enter him? tossed his party 2nd place results against the anti establishment national riley party in the european parliamentary elections out of the from the risk now is that he did end up with 3 years left on the clock in his presidential mandate. but without government majority required to ran through his agenda since it's the advertise 1000 parties on both the right and the left that are consistently meeting the pools right now. and who knew that mack home playing along with brussels, reject

le pen into the seat during the second term of charac. hard to say to the end. the left is now calling for all third-place candidates to drop out. that representatives of either macron's party or the republicans enter parliament, and to stop the far-right in any case. perhaps it will also offer its own candidates of emmanuel macron, but it is difficult to say, because the left has a rather cool attitude towards the current french president, and he has an even worse relationship with them than with. right-wing, but in theory it should have been like this, all non -ultra-right formations in france should withdraw their candidates, the third, and support the second, so that the ultra-right candidate would remain outside the parliament, and in this way these 30% would turn into gulkin's nose, but it can't be be why republicans have already called on their supporters to vote freely. we we believe in the conscience of the french and do not believe that we can decide for them who they will vote for. i believe that no candidate has the votes of p

le pen, that could send borrowing costs across france sharply highly.nts, giving either government the power to increase the country's already high fiscal deficit. a hung parliament would potentially result in uncertainty, and yields will likely remain elevated until the markets have more clarity on the election outcome. and remember, the european central bank also has the option to intervene in the event that borrowing costs surge to a point where it causes real contagion. so far, officials have down played any need to intervene. these are some of the scenarios people are gaming out. a potential silver lining, bank of america says the risk of contagion stillover increases the likelihood of faster rate cuts in the european region. the election begins on sunday, then the uk snap election on thursday. followed by france's second round on july 7th. kelly? >> to say fireworks is such an easy thing to say. we talked about bonds, but what's the outlook for european equities? >> there's been this active debate around european equities. now you have these confl

patrick martin told the newspaper that mary le pen's national rally would cut the country off from thelicies of the less just -- leftist front with lead tub extra public spending a year , financed by taxes or the deficit. plenty more coming up. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to bloomberg daybreak: europe. now it's been a challenging year in terms of the treasury markets and how you are positioned within and along the curve in the u.s. on u.s. sovereign debt. we have a bloomberg story out today and the chart that shows what's going on in terms of the losses that came through on the front and of the year and how things have recovered. you are now down on treasuries year to date by about 0.1%. that recovery has come through as markets bet, investors bet. cooling prices in the u.s. will lead eventually to a fed cut. it's not fully priced until november. but you have seen that turnaround in terms of the views on the treasury market in light of the inflation data and economic data that's come through from the u.s.. it is in stark comparison to what's happening in china.

right-leaning -- right-leaning party they're meant -- led by marie le pen is expected to get more thant is -- to make the shocking announcement that he was dissolving the lower house of the country's parliament and calling for is not election. for these elections will take place in the background at the end mack of this month and the beginning of next month just weeks before the country host the olympics. germany holds 96 seats in the european parliament. there chancellor lipschultz is a social democrat so their worst ever result of only about 14% losing to conservative opposition and unsurprisingly there is really a lot of mixed reaction today about this rightward shift across the block. >> neil: won it's not a perceived reading in -- written in black and white how many parties boarded for the parties not -- i think it's a step in the right direction. >> italy which comes in third holds 76 seats and italian prime minister gloria maloney's conservative father is the -- aggressively. analysts argue because because of these results that we are taking a look at that things like the enviro

the ballot is marie le pens, national rally, and the result that has plunged the country into political uncertainty. the raleigh took just over a 3rd of votes, an offer on remade on truck for what would be a historic i tried majority in the national assembly. you'll look miller and sheldon's left. when coalition said 2nd, with 28 percent renaissance, the alliance headed by president of money with my trunk trails. in 3rd, on a run 20 percent turn was 5. by the way, it's 65.5 percent the most in front for a parliamentary election the century. when the pen has been celebrating the results with supporters, thanking them for the choice they've made, recycled about 3 of my g, i can patch here that democracy has spoken. the french people have placed the national riley and its allies have default from practically raising the max from this block. first of all, as a political eliza, i welcome the high level of participation which gives particular strengths to tonight's results. what the french have those in on the big us both demonstrated their desire to turn the page after 7 years of contemptuou

you would have -- >> this is marie le pen.n is seen as being very favorable to the financial interests in france. >> why? because he's a stable character? >> yeah, he extended the retirement age. he did any number of other things that upset, i think, the broader population, to some extent. >> the point being that there is worry that if, in fact, as you point out, the right -- far-right comes in, that it actually will be destabilizing things for the budget, which is already not looking great. >> the word frexit making the rounds today. >> well, i know, and i think that means slower growth than you'd ever expect. we know that that's what it does. if you just want to look at it from the point of view of just money, i mean, obviously, there's much more to it than that. look, i can't believe our markets are just in tune with them, but i also know that it's just a couple of stocks that got us here, and i don't dislike the market, because those stocks are great, and tech is great. but -- and i don't need necessarily a broadening, but

there's nothing new about any of this, 2002, marine le pen's father, jean—marie le pen.nown as a republican pact. everybody voting for anybody who wasn't the national rally. and that worked very well from their point of view. there's another front like that. it's called the new popular front this time. and they are trying to lock out the national rally in parliamentary elections . elections. >> okay, peter. and we have to leave it there. fascinating stuff. what a game of high stakes poker will it spectacularly backfire on emmanuel macron ? of course. emmanuel macron? of course. we'll bring you all the latest on that as it happens. and there's more still to come between now and 5:00. but first, your headlines with polly middlehurst. >> martin. thank you. we start this bulletin with some breaking news. the leader of reform uk, nigel farage, says he's definitely going to abolish the tv licence fee, which funds the bbc in his contract with the people. the reform uk leader was speaking during a town hall style event in clacton on sea, where he's standing to become an mp. that

this is a huge achievement by marine le pen, who took over the old national front of her fatherjean—marie day that that's how a sizeable proportion of france now sees it. so the strong possibility exists that, come the 7th ofjuly, the national rally will form a government which will have to, as the french inevitably put it, cohabit with a president who stands for middle—of—the—road policies. and if the right doesn't win, the left alliance presumably could. the markets are freaked out by all this, which is why the london stock market has just become europe's biggest once again. it lost that distinction to paris 18 months ago after all the political and economic shenanigans in britain which have resulted from brexit. but more than $200 billion worth were knocked off the value of paris�* listed companies last week after president macron called the election. my friends in paris aren't the only ones who are scared that things might get worse there. well, that's it from this edition of unspun world. thanks for watching. and from me and the unspun team, until we meet again, goodbye. hello. we ar

this is a huge achievement by marine le pen, who took over the old national front of her fatherjean—mariether day that that's how a sizeable proportion of france now sees it. so the strong possibility exists that, come the 7th ofjuly, the national rally will form a government which will have to, as the french inevitably put it, cohabit with a president who stands for middle—of—the—road policies. and if the right doesn't win, the left alliance presumably could. the markets are freaked out by all this, which is why the london stock market has just become europe's biggest once again. it lost that distinction to paris 18 months ago after all the political and economic shenanigans in britain which have resulted from brexit. but more than $200 billion worth were knocked off the value of paris's listed companies last week after president macron called the election. my friends in paris aren't the only ones who are scared that things might get worse there. well, that's it from this edition of unspun world. thanks for watching. and from me and the unspun team, until we meet again, goodbye. hello. t

this is a huge achievement by marine le pen, who took over the old national front of her father, jean—mariend the other day that that's how a sizeable proportion of france now sees it. so the strong possibility exists that, come the 7th ofjuly, the national rally will form a government which will have to, as the french inevitably put it, cohabit with a president who stands for middle of the road policies and, if the right doesn't win, the left alliance presumably could. the markets are freaked out by all this, which is why the london stock market has just become europe's biggest once again. it lost that distinction to paris 18 months ago after all the political and economic shenanigans in britain which have resulted from brexit. but more than $200 billion worth were knocked off the value of paris' listed companies last week after president macron called the election. my friends in paris aren't the only ones who are scared that things might get worse there. well, that's it from this edition of unspun world. thanks for watching. and from me and the unspun team, until we meet again, goodbye. h

this is a huge achievement by marine le pen, who took over the old national front of her fatherjean—mariethe left alliance presumably could. the markets are freaked out by all this, which is why the london stock market has just become europe's biggest once again. it lost that distinction to paris 18 months ago after all the political and economic shenanigans in britain which have resulted from brexit. but more than $200 billion worth were knocked off the value of paris's listed companies last week after president macron called the election. my friends in paris aren't the only ones who are scared that things might get worse there. well, that's it from this edition of unspun world. thanks for watching. and from me and the unspun team, until we meet again, goodbye. to trump—proof the money and weapons that they're giving to ukraine. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. our headlines today: the search for a missing british teenager in tenerife enters its sixth day. rescue teams have found no sign of 19—year—old jay slater. labour and the conservatives con

pen, this idea that they cannot go to road because they will want to -- too rogue because they wille economy give them? mary daly showing more concern for jobs, saying that so far the labor market has adjusted slowly but we are getting near to a point where the benign outcome could be less likely. i thought this was fascinating, the shift in tone. dani: huge shift. this feels much more dovish. the argument for a while was that the reason inflation had been stubborn was the strong labor market. what happens when it's not strong anymore? this is something -- something that neal dunn of would love to hear. he's making the argument that the labor market is starting to turn and disinflation is coming down in the fed is looking at past data instead of forward. the argument goes that they are more likely to make a policy mistake. mary daly is starting to reflect that language, if you keep pushing hard, labor could move nonlinear early. annmarie: the past few weeks we've been talking about jobless claims continuing to tick up higher and higher. potential trend? what i loved how she told the