next to john, you'll see bookseller matt miller. after working as a preschool teacher, matt miller joined the staff of the tattered cover bookstore in 1978. he spent more than 40 years here serving as children's book buyer general manager and ceo. he also represented the store on the boards of the american booksellers association and the aba foundation for free expression. but the title that sums up his life in his work best is simply bookseller. great to see you, matt. and our third panelist is steve sandberg. steve is a first amendment lawyer who represents authors, publishers, reporters, news organizations and others who are threatened by censorship or lawsuits based on the content of their work. he's also president of the colorado freedom of information coalition, a nonprofit group dedicated to increasing transparency in state and local government operations. thank you for being here, steve. so let's start the conversation with some questions for senator hickenlooper. but we're going to go through our three panelists guys, to th

matt miller remember those days very well.att: it is not so much about package of volume which would be worrying for the economy but the margins at ups. are people going to pay $75 to pack a box for you and are you using the copiers? sonali: shares of .7%. matt: -- up .7%. matt: the nasdaq is up one third of 1%. >> one of the pieces of data today, u.s. existing home sales fell in june 1 of the slowest paces since 2010, sellers are waiting for mortgage rates to fall and buyers are bulking at stubbornly high prices. also households in america and how consumers are doing in the c-suite conversation. a platform that helps families with products and services across commerce, media and health care. the company surpassed $400 million in revenue for the first time and joining us is the ceo and founder. natalie great to have you on the program thanks for joining us. let's talk about the kind of growth you are seeing, the company has been very popular and i guess as americans we are still having a lot of babies. talk to me about how the

michael anchors matt miller and sonali basak are joining me now for a preview.e we get to the lineup let's talk about the vision here. this is something we have been working on and crafting for a while. it's about bringing the macro to the micro. matt: i want to talk to ceos. i want to find out how they run their businesses. i want to find out how they view the economy. it is so important to the broader markets. we can't just get data from the ism. we can't just get data from the bureau of labor and statistics. we need to get our own to maker on beige book and that is what we will do for two hours every day. matt: how it is filtering into the c-suite and the consumers that actually byproducts. we have great people to kick us off on launch week. sonali: we have 90 clock a.m. sharp mike wilson to get us started. an equity focused show and we will start with a top equities guest. we have howard marks to provide some perspective. we have a lot of news given we are in the middle of election season. u.k., france, the united states as well. a lot of the guess next week

but matt miller says that they can't have any conversations with them because they're a terrorist organization. so what do we say? there's no way then to end the fighting, this thing could go on for another 100 years that right? as long as you just say their tears, so we can talk to him, we're just gonna kill him, kill as many people who may be associated with them. what state department does a walk piece and because they didn't want piece in the rock when it was offered to them, they certainly aren't against any type of piece for ukraine. and you know, or else the state department and it's military contractor friends and their corporate friends don't want peace. venezuela? yeah, sorry, that's a fact. let me come back. we're going to be talking to on your power bill who has written a book about that very topic. and there's a journalist, she's an author, she's covered venezuela. she's really smart and i can't wait to talk to her stay right there. i'm going to be right back the, [000:00:00;00] the a welcome back everybody. i appreciate you joining me now and i've been looking forward to this is

but matt miller says that they can't have any conversations with them because they're a terrace organization. so what are they saying? there's no way then to end the fighting, this thing could go on for another 100 years that right? as long as you just stay there tears, so we can talk to him, we're just gonna kill him, kill as many people who may be associated with them. what state department doesn't want peace and because they didn't want peace in the rock when it was offered to them, they certainly aren't against any type of peace for ukraine. and you know, where else the state department and its military contractor friends and their corporate friends don't want peace then as well. yeah, sorry, that's a fact. let me come back. we're going to be talking to on your power bill who has written a book about that very topic and is a journalist. she's an offer you coverage venezuela. she's really smart and i can't wait to talk to her stay right there. i'm going to be right back, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, hey, welcome back, everybody. i appreciate you joining me now. and i'

but matt miller says that they can't have any conversations with them because they're a terrace organization. so what are they saying? there's no way then to end the fighting, this thing could go on for another 100 years that right? as long as you just stay there tears, so we can talk to him, we're just gonna kill him, kill as many people who may be associated with them. what say, department doesn't want peace and because they didn't want peace in the rock when it was offered to them, they certainly aren't against any type of peace for ukraine. and you know, or else the state department of the military contractor friends and their corporate friends don't want peace. venezuela? yeah, sorry, that's a fact. let me come back. we're going to be talking to on your power bill who has written a book about that very topic. and there's a journalist, she's an author, she's covered venezuela. she's really smart and i can't wait to talk to her stay right there. i'm going to be right back the the, hey, welcome back everybody. i appreciate you joining me now and i've been looking forward to this is anya pa

but matt miller says that they can't have any conversations with them because they're a terrace organization. so what do we say? there's no way then to end the fighting, this thing could go on for another 100 years that right? as long as you just stay there tears, so we can talk to him, we're just gonna kill him, kill as many people who may be associated with them. what say, department doesn't want peace and guys, they didn't want peace in the rock when it was offered to them. they certainly aren't against any type of piece for ukraine. and you know, or else the state department and it's military contractor friends and their corporate friends don't want peace. venezuela? yeah, sorry, that's a fact. let me come back. we're going to be talking to on your power bill who has written a book about that very topic. and there's a journalist, she's an author, she's covered venezuela. she's really smart and i can't wait to talk to her stay right there. i'm going to be right back. the russian states never as one of the most sense community best, most all sense and the same assistance must be the one el

but matt miller says that they can't have any conversations with them because they're a terrace organization. so what are they saying? there's no way then to end the fighting, this thing could go on for another 100 years that right? as long as you just stay there tears, so we can talk to him, we're just gonna kill him, kill as many people who may be associated with them. what state department doesn't want peace and because they didn't want peace in the rock when it was offered to them, they certainly aren't against any type of piece for ukraine. and you know, or else the state department and its military contractor friends and their corporate friends don't want peace. venezuela? yeah, sorry, that's a fact. when we come back, we're going to be talking to on your power bill who has written a book about that very topic and is a journalist. she's an author, she's covered venezuela. she's really smart and i can't wait to talk to her stay right there. i'm going to be right back. the, the russian states never is as one of the most sense community. most all sense i'm at the, in the 65 to 5 must be t

we are lucky to be joined by state department spokesperson, our old friend matt miller.t, just jump into the conversation about the stakes, import and the moment in which president joe biden addresses the nato alliance? >> reporter: well, i think that's exactly what you're going to hear from the president tonight. the place he's giving this speech is the location where the north atlantic treaty itself was signed 75 years ago. what i think you'll see the president say tonight is to discuss the important role that nato continues to play to keeping america safe, to keeping europe safe. you know, nato is the most important security alliance in the history of the world. for 75 years it's kept us safe. it kept us safe from the russian aggression in the cold war and it keeps europe safe from russian aggression today. you'll hear the president talk about the stakes of supporting nato. he'll talk about what nato has done to support ukraine and what it continues to do to support ukraine. over the next few days over the summit you'll see significant new announcements from the unite

i'm matt miller. sonali: i'm sonali basak. katie: and i'm katie greifeld.onali: tesla poses fourth straight profitless as alphabet faces pressure. matt: blackrock cuts its dividend after carson block warns is it may face a liquidity crisis. katie: and kamala harris's campaign war chest. we've got the scoop on their plan. but before we get there, let's take a check on these markets right now. because we are at session lows on the ncaa. your big tech earnings really disappointing and you can see that in big tech, down about 2%. same story at the s&p 500. a little bit blunted since it is a broader index. but the s&p 500 down about 1.3%. and if you look the bond market, it is crickets over there. very quiet. matt: on treasuries, but we see stocks losses get worse and worse throughout the session. we have only been trading for 31 minutes but we're now 1%. big losses at google. almost 4% for alphabet. and then we've got tesla down right now, 13%. so, big tech earnings really off to a bad start. tesla missing its profits for a fourth quarter in a row. alphabet und

miller is joining us right now.t, thanks very much for joining us. of course, you saw those devastating images, the strikes nato is set to offer we're told now new air defense missile systems to ukraine and an irreversible path to membership eventual nato membership. how is that going to change though reality right now on the battlefield? >> so let me talk about the reality right now on the battlefield, and that is that we have seen russia's offensive, that they launched late last year, the continued early this year, stall on the front lines, we saw them have early success around kharkiv partly not ought not exclusively, but partly because we were slow to get security assistance to ukraine because of the delay and passage of the supplemental once that supplemental pass, we surge security assistance to ukraine, worked with our allies and partners and we've seen them stabilize the front. and russia stop making major gains all along the front line now, that's not to say ukraine doesn't continue to need to help. of cour

miller's point. there were also investigations by incredible institutions. like i'm this the international on february, the 12th sizing attacks on the civilian uh, the buildings with no military targets in the vicinity. the human rights watch. april the 4th symbol of finding on till came out and october the 31st, the tank which killed a 106 people without any evidence of a minute treat targets in the vicinity. is that double standards here, or you know, many people as possible asking do children's lives have the same value between ukraine and gaza? and you know, a little bit invoking double standards and hypocrisy from day one. when the comparison with ukraine took place. and you here, once and again, i british official, an american unofficial friendship, general official and so on. repeating one of the segments was about the russian genocide, russian wars for crimes and ukraine. i taught was defending deserve so much so that some of it was actually quite hilarious. right? i mean, certainly a british

matt: we are looking in markets really running higher. i am matt boesler -- i matt miller.en interest starts right now. ♪ katie: all eyes on donald trump -- sonali: all eyes on donald trump. the presidential candidate is defiant. matt: the trump trade getting more momentum as investors boost bets donald trump wins in november. katie:

i am matt miller. >> i'm sonali basak. >> and i'm katie greifeld.w. coming up, a major software crash disrupts travel, trading and banking across the globe in what could be the largest outage ever. matt: the disruptions adding to a week that saw the nasdaq shed more than 3%. >> trump outlines his america first policies. let's take a look on t

jonathan: that is the most matt miller thing ever, starting a new program on the market but squeezingarmaker ceo. jonathan: that show kicking off in seven minutes time. leading "open interest," starting at 9:00 a.m. eastern time. counting you to the opening bell in 36 minutes time. fed powell -- fed chair jay powell on capitol hill. the nato summit begins on wednesday. thursday, we get uscpi and delta earnings. friday, ppi plus the big ones, it is jp morgan. citi reporting earnings too. lisa: i wonder how much the banks will lead the charge. whether that could actually get more attention just based on the balance of risk. cpi seems like it's important but less so given what some of the data has been coming out. annmarie: it is a critical week for biden. it is a crisis of their own making. it is a another hurdle he needs to clear when he comes out and speaks to the press that feels gas lid about how this administration and members of his team talk about the president. jonathan: do think there's anything he could do to take away what took place last thursday apco the answer to that ques

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i am matt miller. katie: "bloomberg intelligence" starts right now.t reading did little to alter bets that the fed will be able to cut rates. matt: the eco-data cap say turbine that week for love underwhelming earnings. apple to underline another crucial week ahead for big tech. sonali: the s.e.c. targets andrew left accusing the short seller of committing

matt: the big chipmakers fall. i matt miller.rest" starts right now. ♪ sonali: tough trade talk weighs on sentiment. the vita administration considers using the most of your treating curves yet on china. matt: johnson & johnson cut its full-year forecast to account for recent acquisitions.

matt: futures lower across the board. i am matt miller.ng up, earnings season kicks into high gear. it has been a mixed bag of results. tesla and alphabet test ev and i demand. matt:

visit feedingamerica.org/actnow matt: i am matt miller and we are waiting for an tesla numbers. ♪ futures losing steam as investors await friday's jobs numbers. central-bank leaders try to manage the message at a gathering at portugal. tesla's deliveries are respected to slump amid a price war in china.

i'm matt miller. >> i'm sonali basak. and i'm katie greifeld.poses as alphabet faces pressure to keep up on a.i. matt: blackstone cuts 24% after b

mayly of miller tabek, and how do we read into that?hat is it going to mean for the averages, and the pain out there, despite the fact that everybody's been rooting for small caps? >> the mag seven has added some $2 trillion, some incredible number in market cap and that has sucked the liquidity out of the rest of the market, essentially. >>> when we come back, tesla's 11-day win streak comes to an end. stock is slapped with a sell rating over at ubs today. we'll talk about this reported delay in the robotaxi event on ergust 8th as futures hang in the on this friday. what an eventful week. stay with us. when we're young, we're told anything is possible... ...but only a few of us go out and prove it. witness the greatness of anna hall on a connection worthy of gold: xfinity mobile. only xfinity gives you the most powerful mobile wifi network, with speeds up to a gig in millions of locations. and right now, get up to $800 off the new galaxy z flip6 and z fold6 when you trade in your current phone. get the fastest connection to paris with

. >> we're back with tim miller and alberta and matt dowd.pirit of political nightmare scenario for the trump campaign. "the new york times" reporting in the last few minutes, quote, several people close to president joe biden said on thursday they believe he's begun to accept the idea that he may not be able to win in november, may have to drop out of the race. bowing to the growing demands of many anxious members of his party, one of the people close to him warned that the president had not yet made up his mind to leave the race. but another said that, quote, reality is setting in, and that it would not be a surprise if mr. biden made an announcement soon endorsing vice president kamala harris as his replacement. an interview based -- an account based on interviews before people close to president joe biden. there's a piece in your story about how their plan may have peaked too soon. i think as matt and tim and i know, that campaigns are not just about the right strategy but about implementing the strategy at the right time. kamala harris h

aaron david miller. this was a targeted strike, aaron, and we don't have confirmation that the initial target in this strike has in fact been killed. this commander, the second in command to the leader of hezbollah, an iranian proxy. what do you make of it? >> the israelis and thanks for having me. not sure it was the goldilocks solution, not too hot, not too cold. to send a strong signal. qualitative from anything they've done. hezbollah's strike, whether it was an errant missile designed for israeli military positions or not, the fact is 12 children, permanent residents, were killed. the israelis had to find the way to send a signal so they launched an operation designed to strike at the second perhaps most important adviser to hasan. they didn't really pay attention to what the administration has viewed, that they should not strike in beirut. this strike separates most of their operations. and the real question now i think is and everyone's been saying it, but it's absolutely true. whether or not he w

ramos, webb, the two giant, and mason miller for a's.rom i know you're happy, and you were talking about football coming eventually. >> yes, i am happy that football's almost here. >>> all right, matt, this is a story you personally requested. >> yeah. >> that our flag was still there. >> oh. >> yeah, the national anthem performance going viral for all the wrong reasons. >>> okay, singers do kind of put their spin on the national anthem at games. that's what country artist ingrid an dress did today when she sang at the mlb home run derby. her performance is drawing attention, but maybe not in the way she expected. >> and the rocket's glare, the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. >> well, some players kept a straight face through her performance, but the cameras did catch philadelphia phillies third baseman alec bohm trying to hold the laughter in. it's drawn comparisons to fergie's performance at the all star game. >> oh say does that star-spangled banner yet wave . >> that became a meme. bo

ramos, webb, the two giant, and mason miller for a's. you're happy, and you were talking about football coming eventually. >> yes, i am happy that football's almost here. >>> all right, matt, this is a story you personally requested. >> yeah. >> that our flag was still there. >> oh. >> yeah, the national anthem performance going viral for all the wrong reasons. it's time to get away and cash in at cache creek casino resort. to rock and to roll. to go all out or go all in with four stars and rising stars. northern california's premier casino resort is the perfect place to do as much... or as little as you want. make your getaway now and cache in at cache creek casino resort. >>> okay, singers do kind of put their spin on the national anthem at games. that's what country artist ingrid an dress did today when she sang at the mlb home run derby. her performance is drawing attention, but maybe not in the way she expected. >> and the rocket's glare, the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. >> well,

matt: we get a fresh read on inflation. u.s.rom the university of michigan. katie: i defined biden strikes again, with the president bowing to stay in the 2024 race despite a series of missteps. let's take a look at where markets are trading. about 30 minutes to go until the bell rings. we