one of the worst offenders is morgan, presents a show on talk tv. morgan likes to characterize himself as even-handed host, but the truth is he's anything but. latifa abuchakra has been looking at who wier morgan rubs shoulders with, and her report suggests that he's actually a dissembling phony. here's morgan's coverage of israel's genocidal war on raza on talk. tv has been viewed by many millions of people around the world. he has regularly hosted pro-palestinian guests and badged them in a hostile manner. some have commended to him for platforming these guests in the first place, while others have pointed out his clear bias in favor of israel. however, morgan has consistently claimed that he is entirely neutral on the issue. under his cleverly crafted pr of neutrality, we find someone with deep improvement. involvement with the individuals who lobby for israel. this could lead one to believe that the talking points he adopts on ghaza may be directly coordinated with these forces. pear's morgan has in the past fronted fundraising campaigns for the

it seems that pears morgan does have a horse in the race after all. as always, we're joined by our resident expert david miller. david is academic and a... a professor at bristol university and he's now a non-resident senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs at istanbul zaium university. he's also a co-director of lobbying watch dog spinwatch and and is the leading british scholar and critic of israel. our guest today is the independent journalist warren fornton. warren is the journalist who broke the story about the canadian parliament giving a standing avation to a ukrainian nazi who had served in the ss during world war ii. incredibly he was arrested by the british police for revealing this information, but no charges were ever brought. in his previous life, warren served in the military, after which she spent eight years providing personal protection for aid workers in many wartorn countries. and he's now joining us via skype. welcome to the show. david, what's been your thoughts about the pierce morgan's uh coverage reall

it seems that peer's morgan does have a horse in the race after all. as always, we're joined by our resident expert david. david is academic and a former professor at bristol university and he's now a non-resident senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs at istanbul zeam university. he's also. of a lobby and watch dog spinwatch and is the leading british scholarly critic of israel. our guest today is the independent journalist warren tholton. warren is the journalist who broke the story about the canadian parliament giving a standing avation to a ukrainian nazi who had served in the ss during world war ii. incredibly he was arrested by the british police for revealing this information, but no charges were ever brought. in his previous life, warren served in the military, after which he spent eight years providing personal protection. for aid workers in many warn countries and he's now joining us via skype. welcome to the show. david, what's been your thoughts about the pierce morgan's coverage really of the situation in gaza? w

it seems that pears morgan does have a horse in the race after all. as always, we're joined by our resident expert david miller. david is academic and a former professor at bristol university and he is now a non-resident senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs at istanbul zeam university. he's also a co-director of a lobby and watch dog spinwatch and he's a leading bri scholar and critic of israel. our guest today is the independent journalist warren tholton. warren is the journalist who broke the story about the canadian parliament giving a standing avation to a ukrainian nazi who had served in the ss during world war ii. incredibly he was arrested by the british police for revealing this information, but no charges were ever brought. in his previous life, warren served in the military, after which she spent eight years providing personal protection for aid workers in many wartorn countries and he now joining us via skype, welcome to the show. david, what's been your thoughts about the pierce morgan's coverage really of the

morgan supports is also headed by israel lobbist trevor shinn. mr. shinn is the president of one of israel's national institutions, the uia. he is also on the executive committee of israel's largest lobby groups in the uk, bycom. shin is also known to have bancrold the labour friends of israel. during the peak of his coverage on gazza on october the 22nd, piers morgan met for dinner in new york with the wife of jonathan mendelson. her name is nicola mendelson and she has lobbied relentlessly for israel within her position at facebook, instagram and whatsapp's parent company metter. she has spoken at israeli government supported events in tel aviv and met with shimon perez while opening facebook sites in israel. it was under her watch that facebook procured the israeli mobile web analytics company onavo. onavo was founded by guy rosen and roy tiger, both veterans of these. israeli military intelligence unit 8200. mendelson was ecstatic about facebook's procurement of the company stating "onavo" with all its know how in data compression will help faceb

it seems that pears morgan does have a horse in the race after all. as always. we're joined by our resident expert david miller. david is academic and a former professor at bristol university and he's now non-resident senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs istanbul. zaum university, he's also a co-director of a lobbying watch dog spinwatch and is the leading british scholarly critic of israel. i guess today is the independent journalist warren tholton. warren is the journalist who broke the story about the canadian parliament giving a standing avation to a ukrainian nazi who had served in the ss during world war ii. incredibly he was arrested by the british police for revealing this information, but no charges were ever brought. in his previous life, warren served in the military after... which he spent eight years providing personal protection for aid workers in many wartorn countries and he's now joining us via skype. welcome to the show. david, what's been your thoughts about the pierce morgan's uh coverage really of the

it seems that pier morgan does have a horse in the race after all. as always, we're joined by our resident expert david miller. david is academic and a former. at bristol university, and he's now a non-resident senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs at istanbul zeam university, he's also a co-director of a lobbying watch dog spinwatch and he's a leading british scholarly critic of israel. our guest today is the independent journalist warren thornton. warren is the journalist who broke the story about the canadian parliament giving a standing avation to a ukrainian nazi who had served in the ss during world war ii. incredibly he was arrested by the british police for revealing this information, but no charges were ever brought. in his previous life, warren served in the military, after which she spent eight years providing personal protection for aid workers in many war-torne countries. and he's now joining us via skype. welcome to the show. david, what's been your thoughts about the pierce morgan's uh coverage really of the

it seems that peer morgan does have a horse in the race after all. as always, we're joined by our resident expert david miller. david is academic and the former. professor at bristol university and he's now a non-resident senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs at istanbul zaim university. he's also a co-director of a lobby and watch dog spinwatch and is the leading british scholarly critic of israel. our guest today is the independent journalist warren tholton. warren is the journalist who broke the story about the canadian parliament giving a standing avation to a ukrainian nazi who had served in the ss during world war ii. incredibly he was arrested by the british police for revealing this information but no charges were ever brought. in his previous life warren served in the military after which she spent eight years providing personal protection for aid workers in many war-torn countries. and he's now joining us via skype. welcome to the show. david, what's been your thoughts about the pierce morgan's uh coverage really

vice president morgan. at this point, i have a couple of questions. comments, chief, i'm going to defer in the sense of refer. let me correct that to the homeland security report and the kind of extended over to apec and kind of ask my basic question of what the news says, meaning 21 heads of state. is that correct? president can you come a little closer to the microphone? i'm sorry. it's hard for me to hear you. yeah, i'm trying to take advantage of the homeland security report and ask about apec and pacific questions and i asked in terms of the information i'm getting, is the number of state officials or country officials that are coming as a number that's thrown out there like 21 and such. is that an accurate number? that's correct. and you say 21. i believe it's a little bit over that. but yes. and that given us, again, the sense of how important this is internationally, nationally, security, otherwise, as the chief reported, how many staff or indeed individuals attached to that conference, there's a nu

>> interesting question, morgan.answers if i'm to surmise some of the thoughts, looking at it again from six flags' perspective where they struggled to stabilize the business. you know, staring down the potential of a recession would only make it harder to achieve that. and going through potential merger, which will take time and lay out synergies and merging the businesses, during a recession, you know, may be an opportune time to take that opportunity. and that's the way we see it, but again, they have, six flags has not spoken to us specifically or any of us about the deal. so we're making our own assumptions on that, morgan. >> interesting. you point out. seems to me every time i look up six flags is having, being sold, it's got a new management company. there has not been much stact th st st stability. who's controlling this? cedar fair? >> a great question. you're better off not boog a covering analyst with that much change. >> right. >> just makes all the much harder. answer to your question, tyler, is that th

the two are expect the -- important context here, morgan.l not take biden's phone call. biden goes over and snubbed in the people he set to the side of the table, but gavin newsom was welcomed. the president, well, we'll push him off. >> justin trudea and biden are now the same person, they morph ed into it. the two largest economies and militaries, there is no threat, existential threat the way the chinese communist party is. this is on the backdrop, contextualize what happened since june. president biden sent secretary of state, secretary of commerce and secretary of treasury john kerry, you go through the list and sent them over there invited to go kiss the ring of the emperor and give xi jinping the win at home of having american officials there. they have to talk, i am a bit concerned about what negotiation comes out of it. take financial, for example, which supposedly they will agree to a deal. bloomberg is reporting human rights sanctions will be lifted off a public police security entity in exchange for fentanyl guarantee. what did t

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one of the worst offenders is peer morgan who presents a show on talk tv. morgan likes to characterize himself as even-handed host, but the truth is he's anything but latifa abu has been looking at who pears morgan rub shoulders with, and her report suggests that he's actually a dissembling phony. here's morgan's coverage of israel's genocidal war and razza on rupert mardock own talk tv has been viewed by many millions of people around the world. he has regularly hosted. pro-palestinian guests and badged them in a hostile manner. some have commended him for platforming these guests in the first place, while others have pointed out his clear bias in favor of israel. however, morgan has consistently claimed that he is entirely neutral on the issue. under his cleverly crafted pr of neutrality, we find someone with deep involvement with the individuals who lobby for israel. this could lead one to believe that the talking points he adopts on gazza may be directly coordinated. it was founded by key israel lobbyist lord jonathan mendelson. the relationship between

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i expressed concern the goldman folks have been more optimistic than the morgan stanley folks the morgantanley folks can't give up on idea the economy will be stumble. i think the goldman folks are much more objective and data based. i'm saying that i'm in the same camp with them. i'm objective and i'm not sure about the opposition. charles: i will be honest with you too, i think morgan stanley to your point is sew wedded to this bearish thing they have crossed the rubicon so to speak if you will. what about these bond actions though? the 30-year bond auction deraid the market. the bond vigilantes can't be too far away if you have one poor bond auction and all of sudden things go haywire? >> that is clearly the risk. we find the bond vigilantes just kind of took a little break here for a couple of weeks and they will be coming back because over the past couple weeks nothing of substance happened on dealing with probably one of the biggest economic problems we have up ahead here, that is fiscal excess. too much, deficits 250 large, too much debt with interest rates only compounding that d

and morgan stanley. that's a powerful way to protect retail interest investors. encourage them to be and professionally manage products that offer a return ratio that is better than the average investor in the market. having said that, seeing a substantial amount of quote from tellers over the years, there are some that are good at understanding emerging trends. look at how much investors made in tesla, god bless. they were there at the start of the transformation of automobile. the easy way that you elon musk created. i think they crushed it. same as apple, and a number of other powerful stories. clearly we want to make sure retail has access to training stocks directly -- trading stocks directly because they are good at it. but traditionally the sec should have encouraging people to do professionally manage product. for those that do understand how the world will unfold, become people having portfolios that manifest your view. when we get to the nuts and bolts of execution let me tell you about the goo

that is interesting area for morgan stanley to arrive into.achs is also doubling down alternatives. guy: busy monday first dolly bostick. is there any other kind -- for sonali basak. in theory this is going to be a quiet week. you have the geopolitics story rolling in. stoxx 600 flat on the session. german 10-year, keep an is happening. that ruling will mean germany struggles with its debt break. fruit is bouncing as well. this is bloomberg. ♪ dear moms and dads, what you have achieved here today is going to help us and our futures. it is why we're coming up on stage to collect your diplomas. mom, love you always. vo: when you graduate, they graduate. visit finishyourdiploma.org to find free and supportive adult education centers near you. guy: monday, november 20. european stocks are flat. volume is light. it is thanksgiving week. below the surface plenty going on. huge moves once again. the countdown for the close starts right now. the countdown is on in europe. this is bloomberg markets: european close with guy johnson and alix steel.

morgan stanley.shares surging today after the company posted fiscal first quarter revenue and forecasts. joining us is the ceo max levchin and sonali basak. sonali: the market is responding to the numbers, revenue better than expected. there is a point i want to touch on and it is this idea of credit quality. even though you have seen deterioration, it improved meaningfully from a year ago. is that sustainable? max: i will point out that even the deterioration was something we predicted and communicated to the market. we said we expect a slight increase in december and then it will normalize back after. what all this means is we are in control of the current outcomes of the loans we make. it is in contrast to the rest of the industry. anywhere you look, you see folks struggling to maintain quality performance. it is not an accident and not a secret. it is the structural advantage we have. we write short-term transactions , 4.5 months is the average life of a long. every transaction is individually un

morgan >> liz, thank you. the financial times reports more than half of the buildings in northern gaza have now been badly damaged across country. >> storm is threatening to disrupt thanksgiving travel today. severe storms are possible from texas to mississippi and arkansas. strong tornadoes are possible. and then that same system heads toward the northeast with heavy rain and wind, especially tuesday night into wednesday morning, we'll have your full holiday forecast in just a few moments. >> now to the death of rosalynn carter. president biden and first lady jill biden said first lady rosalynn carter walked her own path, inspiring a nation and the world along the way, she transformed the role of first lady. i just want to say thank you. even before she and her husband moved into the white house in 1977, it was clear rosalynn carter was never going to be on the sidelines. she was just 18 when she married jimmy carter in their hometown of plains, georgia, in 1946. they were in their 20s when jimmy's father die

thank you, morgan wild, head of policy at - morgan wild, head of policy at citizens advice to some oflor today for the there were some notable omissions. one thing that will be front and centre of many people smoke reminds is the lack of economic with, down rated economic growth, which will all feel, if the economy isn't growing, collectively we feel worse off, and inflation is above the 2% target from and that means a real terms cut in how far our money goes. let's talk about the other personal finance issues. good to see you. there was a lot in that statement, 110 pudsey mats. what was it that stood out for you which will help our own personal finances? stood out for you which will help our own personalfinances? tt stood out for you which will help our own personal finances? it was a better autumn _ our own personal finances? it was a better autumn statement _ our own personal finances? it was a better autumn statement and - our own personal finances? it was a better autumn statement and i - our own personal finances? it was a l better autumn statement and i think any of us would ha

now morgan has a new best seller, same as ever. telling stories of timeless wisdom and sharing some with us at 2:35. can i recollects charles: interestingly, i think powell revealed more of his human side with indianapolis notes remarks. even before that, the market lurched into a turmoil mode after a sloppy 30 year bond market and illuminates the challenge of finding buyers to fund the public government spending particularly with the fed out of the picture. yesterday the 30-year bond yield absolutely soared and stocks started to tumble big time. later on yesterday, we learned that there were reports of ransomware attacks on icb and world's biggest bank, chinese bank and hinted that bits didn't materialize and that reprieve and the market picked up on the pre-auction momentum and ran into another kerfuffle. let's say it's really ugly, 60.4 is the read, down from 63.8. the stream is looking for 63.7 and we should note, the report has been proverbial snowball. look at since spiking in july at 70.5, it's going down faster and faster a

chief investment strategist at jp morgan.ce of oil moves you see chases charge card juggernaut reaction. >> we saw a change in the way the consumers reacting to higher oil prices in our chase credit card data. about 20% of america what we saw . when gasoline prices rose you saw discretionary spending go down. prior to august and september we did not see that relationship. it suggests savings in america might actually be depleting after how many quarters of negotiating on it. what we really dig into the accounts and do an anonymous fashion about half of america looks like they are out tom: sitting on the side of the table. looking at the polarity between morgan stanley and goldman sachs . giving you an economic backdrop. what's the backdrop that forms the outlook call? >> we are expecting a growth slowdown like the rest of wall street at this point. it is relatively simple and intuitive. you've the cost of capital above the expected revenue and if you think of america is off to see the cost of capital above expected gdp and sh

maria: unbelieveable comments from jack keane, morgan.mprehensive penetration of america in terms of surveillance anybody has ever seen. >> yeah. there's so much to unpack there, what general keane said, i agree with him. the bottom line on these meetings in san francisco, the apac meetings, is did xi jinping leave the meetings more deterred or less deterred from invading taiwan. we can talk about the bomb p and circumstance and everything -- pomp and circumstance and everything, but if he didn't leave thinking america does have resolve, then the meetings were failures. you have to look at the readouts from the chinese side, look at what xi jinping says to his people, his domestic audience and they're doubling and trip martandtripling down on taiwan. i may add such an important what that you brought up about the american business leaders giving xi jinping a standing ovation, it's one of the most disgraceful things i've seen from american business. this is a man who trump and biden don't agree on a lot but one thing they agree on is that t

vice president morgan. >> i don't know -- chief. thank you for your report and think burglar the apeck convention. will there be a special scheduling or mandatory over time for the cruise. the staff and the different the fire houses that you want to share with us. are you able to share? >> yea. we asked people to sign up for over time shifts. in different places doing different things. fire watch and ambulance. and the within the footprint. and other stuff. there have been and the chief brown has been cordinating that as has chief sand tong getting people to sign up for over time. we have to staff several different operation centers one with the secret service. you know one the dem, the police. our own. there is a heavy lift. but know we are putting everything we have to in it. and a while back i don't remember when it was. we also basically cut off that week for anymore vacation or days off. obviously people can always call in sick and may but -- we didn't want to to be short in any way, this is such an enormous world stage event.

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morgan wishing for a partner to accelerate its push into the hottest areas. let us get a check on wall street, a few hours after fed chairman jerome powell news conference we are seeing futures pointed higher again, this is after we already saw the market rally, the s&p 500 is up more than 100% after the fed thinks the market could be done. another rate hike is in play, we are seeing that bonds rose, that is after the treasury refunding announcement which blossomed as much as people were expecting. the rate is down 18 basis points in the wall street session to 4.757%. it looks like we are headed even down on the 10 year rate. they're keeping an eye on earnings, post-market, public companies going up after earnings. let us have a listen to what fed chair powell had to say. >> given how far we have come along with the uncertainties that we face, the committee is proceeding carefully. we will make decisions about the extent of additional policy firming and how long the policy will remain restrictive based on the totality of the incoming data, of all the outlook,

morgan. let's look at what we had. 15, probably 14 years of borrowing costs at the floor, elevated hugely. asia in the midst of this developed market kind of hiking cycle. how has asia done for you? >> thank you for having me. asia has done fantastically well. we have been in the region 100 50 years and we are preparing to celebrate 100 years next year. if you look at the gdp two decades ago, it was a fourth of what it is today. the region has benefited from globalization, probably from the western world having had lower rates for 15 years. in the meantime it has provided efficiency that has led to growth the conference has grown from 4000 u.s. dollars to 8000, which is were markable. it is an exciting time to be here. we look at asia for the increased sophistication of the institutional investor. think about the largest pension fund in the world is in japan. think about australia, think about asian corporate's across the region or across the world. think about the payments innovation that ha

the morgan stanley managing director is with us next.is is bloomberg. ♪ >> i think we've got more parties to eat whether we know we are goldilocks. >> i think the bears on the margin are still in charge. >> one of the things we have to recognize when we have a data dependent fed is that it increases the recency bias we have. the latest date it is the data that's dictating market performance until we have a new piece of data. alix: those are some of our guest yesterday, answering the question has goldilocks been beaten by the bears? at least they are saying goldilocks is in town. are we in a goldfish market? the idea the narrative is changing so fast that you cannot really invest right now on a short-term basis. the morgan stanley managing director joins us. 10 seconds of memory is apparently what a goldfish has so are we in a goldfish market? >> we are in a sense that we are getting so much information thrown at us. my best advice to everybody is don't be the goldfish. it's time to focus and think about what's happening out there and rea

morgan wealth management.eak: asia." we are counting down to asia's major market opens. we have been ingesting some fed speak and also economic data not just out of the u.s. today where we saw better than forecast gdp for the third quarter, but also out of japan and south korea and central bank decisions, too, heidi:. haidi: iesco we are looking ahead to the bank of korea decisions. the focus is on when the easing cycle will start. so much uncertainty. we spoke with the rb and the governor in the previous hour, talking about how new zealand's central bank is word -- worried that inflation will not slow quickly enough. the focus is on central bank policy from here. annabelle: and when we can start to see any sort of cuts. let's look at japan, south korea. the big story when it comes to japan's central bank is when we could see a pause in a normalization in 2024. the latest data that just came out, if it is any supportive factor for why the doj says it needs more signals as to what it can shift its policy tack,

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