jon? jon: mark meredith.. >>> well, just days into the tokyo olympics, at least 137 coronavirus cases now reported among athletes and games personnel including two top golfers. meanwhile, dr. anthony fauci hinting the cdc might change its guidelines to again recommend masks for those who are vaccinated. he says the policy change is, quote, under active consideration. let's bring in johns hopkins university professor of public health, dr. marty makary, also the author of the new book "the price we pay" and a fox news contributor. so we got the vaccines, we were told once you got advantage is i nateed -- vaccinated, you didn't have the wear masks anymore, now washington may be going back the oh direction. can you explain, dr. ma a carry? what's going on? >> well, jon, i think some people have gotten the false notion that we should see complete elimination of the virus. it's going to be here for decades, probably for the rest of our lifetime. it'll circulate as a seasonal flu, and that's what happens when we get

jon: unbelievable.t tom keene, jonathan ferro, s&p up nine advancing .2% and yields higher by three basis points. for our audience worldwide, this is bloomberg surveillance. ♪ jon: live from new york city for our audience worldwide, good morning. here is the place -- price action. this thursday, we lost .2% on the s&p and negative on the nasdaq. we are positive almost one full percentage point on the russell. it is a do no harm week for policymakers. the federal reserve and china too. we will get to that story now. a bond market, 1.2763 is where we close last friday. this is where we are, 1.2676. when you look at the week, it is as if the fed meeting never happened. yields higher by three basis points or so. for dollar china, it is a do no harm week for chinese authorities. lisa pointed out earlier in the program, china convening a close protection team it seems. what happened to dollar china? tom: right. jon: the chinese currency stronger and this move, the biggest move we have seen since january. doll

jon: one of the guys is hurt -- is hurt. jon: one of the guys is hurt. lisa: [laughter] jon: let's not do sports this morning. let's focus on a market. 42.93 on the s&p. -- 4293 coming in on the s&p. good morning, this is bloomberg. ritika: with the first word news, i'm ritika gupta. a grand jury in manhattan handed out criminal charges against of the trump organization and cfo. the charges will remain sealed until today, the first to emerge from a multiyear investigation of the former president company. donald trump or his sons are expected to be charged. xi jinping had a speech today marking the 100th anniversary of the country's communist party. his quest to gain control taiwan is at historic mission and he warns the country's enemies will break against day "still great wall." the house passed the democratic -- only two republicans voted in favor. the rest of republicans dismissed the investigation as an exercise in politics. the citigroup ceo says almost all of the employees will return to the office. he will say they will have some blended approach,

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tom: jon. jon: maybe it is, i don't know. tom: is italy -- has italy one really 33 matches in a row? jon: yes. tom: that's like better than the padres. jon: we are doing well. we don't talk about the game too much. friends are pretending it's not happening. the s&p 500 up eight, advancing .2%. the nasdaq 100, futures down 40 with negative on treasury yields higher by four to five basis points at 1.3377. what a week next week we have for you. chairman powell testimony in d.c. and cpi data and earnings season kicks off. tom: major league baseball star. jon: lovely. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> with the first word news, i am ritika gupta. the biden administration will add reportedly at least 10 china entities to its economic black list. that could come with china's alleged human rights abuses and high-tech surveillance in shing jang. china has pushed back firmly against the criticism and says the u.s. and its allies are bullies. pfizer plans to request u.s. emergency authorization for a third booster does have its covid vaccine after

jon: thank you. washington dc police chief sounding the alarm about the rise in violent crime saying he is "mad as hell as shooting wanted to people on thursday. one of several terrifying and blood he recent inch - - incidents we continue our team coverage from washington. >> the dc police chief fired up talking to reporters in a trendy upscale neighborhood where gunfire corrupted sending people scrambling for cover. she wants to put criminals away and not see them away for a long time. >> why is the guy who murdered somebody is in the community after being arrested two or three months prior with a firearm? what we think he's going to do? that recidivism rate is the highest we have seen anywhere. 87 percent. >> just last month the mayor said she wants to cut funding for police now she wants the department use any overtime necessary to stop the surging crime. the federal government bears some responsibility because they run the courts which are not operating at full capacity "as of june 2021, 10199 cr

jon: thank you, david. more on breaking news, the three texas state lawmakers have not tested positive for covid, mark is a professor at nyu langone medical center and fox news contributor authoritative on this pandemic. we don't know who the lawmakers are, we don't even know if they are in the shot, the photo from the private plane we continue to show. we presume that they are but it disturbing that three supposedly vaccinated people come down with covid and then go to washington and meet with the top level federal officials. >> absolutely. putting the officials at risk and the number one concern here is the hypocrisy of saying pro vaccine, get a vaccine and vent having a mask mandate in place on planes planes and public transportation by cdc since january, it doesn't expire until september and here are lawmakers on the plane reportedly without masks and i'll tell you why that's important, for delta fairy it has been found to have a lot more in the early viral load is higher, the chances of transmitting ev

jon: thank you.ers continue to want cyber attacks against america, many are wondering where they will strike next and what the white house will do to fight back. this could impact you and your family, next. ♪♪ i am jon scott and this is the fox report. if you're just joining us, here's our top story. crews in charlottesville virginia for moving statues of confederate general robert e lee and stonewall jackson from the site of the summer 2017 unite the right rally it left one is in debt. workers removed a nearby statue of explorers with their native american guidance sacajawea from all three statues will move to a storage facility. georgia police say a man accused of killing three people and enterobacter area golf course last week found two of his victims, they constitute victims, 46-year-old henry and 76-year-old pearson dead in pearson's truck. tape around our hands, legs and bounce brief the suspect 23-year-old brian faces three counts of murder among other charges and also allegedly killed 41-year

jon: is he accurate?wrote on monday the government was using these companies in the back door, people said that was a conspiracy theory the difference between conspiracy theory and reality is as short as four days we saw jen psaki on thursday and on friday bragging and boasting what the government was directing facebook to do and taking down misinformation saying if you are banned from one social media company you should be banned from all the social media platforms. she's making the case for state action even better than i did in my couple of wall street journal editorials the government today is boasting about using social media companies for its objectives, that the biggest violation of the constitution of all i think that's the case a president trump is effectively trying to make he has room to make it better in the complaint that he filed but at the heart of a claim when the government dispatches private companies with threats and voluntary ordination between the government or private companies and w

jon: i'm jon scott, and this is "the fox report."s, here is a look at our top stories. fire, worse meant for display in ocean city, maryland set off today. workers were setting things up when an unintentional discharge caused the whole thing to go off. protests over transgender rights caused violence last night. a customer was upset that a trans-woman was allowed to disrobe in the women's section. one step away from sweeping the montreal canadians. the canadian government did not grant exemptions for the lightning's family members to cross the border and skip quarantine for game 4 tomorrow night in montreal. download the fox news app. you can scan the qr code on your screen or go to foxnews.com/apps. the cdc says 67% of the nation's adults have received at least one dose. mark meredith is at the white house where the president and first lady are celebrating. reporter: the party is under way at the white house. they will be hosting military members and their families. as you mentioned, the president getting a chance earlier this year

give it up for jon batiste and "stayhuman"! ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: yes!w's everybody? i see you guys every day. we don't get to talk much. how's everybody in the band feeling about the first week back? itself, isn't it >> it really is. >> stephen: couldn't do without you guys. you're the only reason why we're here. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: people really make it happen. >> stephen: so should probably keep doing it. >> jon: yeah, that's it. let's get it >> stephen: y'know, i spend a lot of time harvesting the day's most topical matcha powder, carefully polishing the newsiest chawan tea bowl with a hemp cloth, then adding the purest boiled water collected from the river of stories, to stage the elegant japanese tea ceremony that is my monologue. but sometimes, i convince a truck driver to give me a ride in exchange for an unregistered gun and a half-eaten can of beans, hitchhike to the sonora desert with nothing but an old pot that i fill with the newspaper i've been using for a blanket, and the salvaged tobacco from sidewalk cigarette butt, to brew f

>> jon: yeah!! >> stephen: as new york gets back to normal, more new yorkers are looking to get strange, which is why this week, the new york city department of health updated their guidelines for safer sex and covid, including advice on how to-- "make it kinky." ooh, yeah!nd applause ) because nothing says "kinky" like "city guidelines." ooh, baby, i'm going to back my car right up to your loading zone-- ( whispers ) except tuesdays from 11:00 to 4:00. hey, baby, hey, baby you want to bring somebody else in here and park this thing on alternative sides? ( laughter ) one of their suggestions is to maintain some social distance by "being creative with sexual positions and physical barriers, like walls." ( laughter ) first of all, if you're able to have sex around a wall, congratulations. ( laughter and applause ) ( cheering ) that's a dog leg there. and if you are using a sex wall, make sure there is a stud every 18 inches. ( laughter ) the city also emphasize that you get vaccinated if you attend s

jon batiste and stay human, everybody. ♪ ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) jon-- >> jon: hey! to do the show. i'm always up for it. even if i'm not feeling well, i come out here and these people heal me. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: yeah, you know. >> stephen: just by being here. >> jon: healing energy. >> stephen: just by being an audience... >> jon: picking it up. but i'll tell you why i'm excited tonight, is, tonight i get to finish my collection of the hobbits from "lord of the rings." the only two i've never interviewed before, dominic monaghan and billy boyd, you know, merry brandybuck and pippin took. and, have you-- have you seen those movies? >> jon: no, i haven't seen them. >> stephen: you have not seen those movies? ( laughter ) well, i know what i'm getting you for christmas. ( laughter ) >> jon: yeah. >> stephen: i'm getting you the extended cuts. we've got to watch them together. >> jon: that would be great. ( laughter ) >> stephen: i would absolutely love it. i'm a little nervous they're coming out, though, and i'll tell you why. >> jon: you know everything a

jon: they certainly do.building any brand, if we are talking about a product or service, there is that good marketing push. there's also the simple things, like ease-of-use, is the technology working for me, can i link my various financial platforms easily? do i trust it? all of this seems to go into this sector which is incredibly complicated around the world given the interest of getting into the market. matt: cybersecurity has to be first among your concerns if you are trading big size in crypto. let's bring in the founder of ftx, sam bankman-fried. let me ask you about competition. given all the issues that jon just mentioned, there are a lot of concerns about choosing an exchange. there are a lot of exchanges out there. how does ftx differentiate itself? sam: thanks for having me. our biggest strength has always been our product. we relate to the game, we didn't have nearly as big -- as some of the overseas exchanges. we thought really hard on how to build the product, having close to 100% uptime even i

>> stephen: you see, jon-- >> jon: oh!hen two people love each other very much-- >> jon: right. >> stephen: i'll tell you later. ( applause ) branson had this to say once he successfully reentered the atmosphere. >> having flown to space, i can see even more clearly how virgin galactic is the space line for earth. >> stephen: that's right. this virgin galactic space flight was one big commercial for virgin galactic. it's just like when neil armstrong set foot on the moon. >> this is one small step for man, and one giant gulp of tang. tang, the refreshing drink of the future. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: now, he pulled down some serious coin. you know neil. >> jon: oh, yeah. >> stephen: you know, neil-- neil bought a beach house with that. now, eagle eyed viewers who tuned in to the launch might've noticed a special cameo. it's subtle. see if you can spot it: entrepreneur. philanthropist. iconoclast. activist. adventurer. billionaire. goatee-host organism. later today, richard branson and his crew will return to eart

day. >> jon: oh, delicious!e a subtle reference to the alternate future shown in my version of "justice league." see if you can spot it. it's very subtle. > stephen: hey, everybody, welcome back! you know my first guest tonight from his work at arkham asylum. please welcome to "a late show," the joker. thank you for agreeing to show up at the last minute after jason bateman canceled. >> batman. >> stephen: no, bateman, jon batiste ate him. >> you need me. you... need me. >> stephen: exactly, thanks for being here. so what projects are you working on? what's on your mind? >> i often wonder how many dead eyes can you look into? before you die inside yourself? >> stephen: well, i've interviewed ted cruz and rand paul, and i seem to be doing okay. ( laughing ) i understand you're a bit of a prankster on set. the whole episode is 16 hours and 47 minutes. and that's just the beginning of the extend "late show" snyder-verse. we're talking spin-offs, animated specials, theme park rides. suck is, warner brothers! suck it

jon: i would rather talk about italy's win.u know the secret in the ferro household, when we are very pro italy. romaine: i thing i've heard. jon: i was off yesterday afternoon, but paul sweeney sent me and email, how do you make the decision? is it italy or england? when your father is italian growing up, that is just an expectation you put on the blue jersey. tom: you got to root for italy for your father. jon: coming up, rich michigan -- coming up, rick mishkin. on tv and radio, this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: with the first word news, i'm ritika gupta. the president of haiti reportedly has been assassinated and what was described as a raid on his home by a group of attackers. according to the associated press, he was shot and killed, and his wife was wounded. the interim prime minister said some of the attackers were speaking spanish. there has been growing public anger in haiti over his attempt to hold onto power and rewrite the constitution. there are multiple reports that japan is preferring to declare a new state of emerge

jon: thanks.ong standoff between massachusetts police and a group of heavily armed men and peacefully with 11 arrests. state police say began early this morning during the traffic stop leading to a partial shutdown of interstate 95 outside boston. police say the group was heavily armed with long rifles and tactical gear. some of them live streamed on social media before several men lived manage the woods with their guns. they were told to shelter in place until the men were arrested. state police colonel said the group told officers they do not recognize u.s. laws but claims they are not antigovernment. >> we are conducting an article search in that area to see if there are additional firearms dumped or dropped out there so at the end of the day we still have significant amount of investigation to do. jon: the 11th suspects are due in court tuesday and investigation is underway into the motives and ideology. >> as a crisis at our southern border continues, home a security secretary mayorkas said t

give it up for the jon batiste and "stay human"! ♪ ( cheers and applause ) jon, oh, my gosh.lightful. what a delightful night we're having here at the ed sullivan theater. jon, how did things go at that time the tanglewood with the b.s.o. >> jon: incredible, man. b.s.o. in tanglewood toget and mavis was there, we had such a great time. >> stephen: mavis staples was there? >> jon: mavis staples was there. >> stephen: did you give her my love? >> jon: she said she wanted to give you a kiss right on the cheek, so -- >> stephen: hit me later, hit me later. >> jon: jon yeah. ( laughter ) >> stephen: folks, i love television, and not just because it's also my mirror. but between network, cable, and streaming services, there's so much content out there, it's hard to keep up. but i'll try to bring you up to speed in my brand new, long-running tv examining segment -- ♪ >> oh, yeah, this guy! >> "stephen colbert's tele-trendsi-vision." ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: tonight on "stephen colbert's tele-trends-ivision," we're looking at the titillating world of reality romance, which

>> jon: absolutely.hat it's like out there, i would love to play out there. >> stephen: what would be the hardest -- i would imagine drums would be hard to play because they would float away as you hit them. ( laughter ) y'know, i spend a lot of time over there, painstakingly penciling the day's most topical and heroic stories, staging them in meticulously planned panels, hand-inking them with the pithiest dialogue, then color balancing the finished pages to create for you the genre-bending once-in-a-generation graphic novel that is my monologue. but sometimes, i tear a page out of a wet newspaper i peeled off a subway seat, grab a broken crayon i found in my couch, crudely draw some filthy cartoons, and scribble in as many curse words as i can in the pornographic drifter 'zine of news that is my segment: (echoing) >> meanwhile! ( cheers and applause ) hey! it's "meanwhile!"! my old friend! meanwhile... tesla's latest update to its autopilot feature apparently includes a warning that drivers should stay

♪ ♪ ♪ >> jon: yeah. >> stephen: call your folks and tell them you're a peabody winner, jon?ebrate. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: just scraped a little bit of it off right there. >> jon: scrape a little off, tie around a lock up here, and i'm shining. i got my glitter, and i'm profiling peabody man. ( laughter and applause ) >> stephen: going to be on the cover of "peabody magazine." >> jon: they have a "peabody" magazine? >> stephen: they don't but they will if you pose for the cover. >> jon: it's a deal. >> stephen: call us "thing that doesn't exist." folks, you know, i spend most of my time gathering the latest, most cutting-edge news stories, carefully examining the day's c.t. scan, then assembling america's crack medical team, and making precise incisions with the aid of a stryker 1588 laparoscope in the groundbreaking surgical artistry that is my monologue. but sometimes, just sometimes, folks, when i need extra cash to pay off my cock-fighting debts, i set up a rusty cot under a tarp in washington square park, where i ply curious passersby with bathtub cough syru

jon: good to catch up. looking at the 10 year right now, it was 36. >> there hasn't been much volatility there. you wonder if there is such a problems in terms of volatility in the broader market. >> this market is getting harder to read. tom: i'm going to go there. look at the italian bond, price up and deal down, is this because italy beat england? from new york city, good morning. ritika gupta: white house officials considering a digital trade agreement as a way to counter asia and china. it could include canada, new zealand, japan, and singapore among others. it will have rules on use of data and train facilitation. in china, exports accelerated to 32% in dollar terms from a year earlier and bonds rising almost 37%. there are signs the momentum could begin to moderate. prime minister boris johnson's decision to ease coronavirus restrictions in england has led to growing year end calls for action. doctors warned the toll of the pandemic will overburden the national health service and economists expect co

>> jon: oh, my goodness.> stephen: yes, it is. ( applause ) >> jon: we-- we do the show with the people, that's what i would say. it's not just for the people. it's with the people. >> stephen: that's exactly right. >> jon: when you get back in you really remember that. and i don't want to go back. ( laughter ). >> stephen: no, no, knock wood. knock wood. ( applause ) >> jon: here we go. here we go. ( applause ) >> stephen: well, i'm happy to be here because, folks. i spend a lot of time gathering the finest, most topical stories about national studies, scientific breakthroughs, and drunk moose breaking into ice cream shops, only to have a pandemic hit, during which i take them into a sad, empty little room where my only friends are robot cameras and a purell bottle, and i let myself go while slowly descending into madness as i shove my sweet innocent little jokes into a segment that i am forced to rename "quarantine-while." but sometimes, i crawl out of the broom closet after 15 months, pour myself back into

jon, it's a little creepy, isn't it? jon: it is creepy.at the shoppers to make sure they're not stealing anything from their homes and i was like, well, all right. but when they're spying on them to see their reactions, that's kind of dirty. i think it's unfair. and frankly, it's a reminder the whole home selling business is a high stakes and potentially dirty business. my pet peeve with home selling is title insurance. i can't stand how much money i've got to pay tle rance wrar i heav to mo . gen: dagen: nn:n:hat., tur money love.es ti polisisl s s miaeded influenenn shorte reporte aoror g te with the a amous creepyt theug s s was w w issep-ari-a kel azing.u kt't't' eomanomanaiomddigal lovov is transatransal. so isg aauseau n'dot think tt' exactlyxa why ww pele ged bt's interesting to me, you know, the google android store actually closing apps for sugar daddies for men who pay younger women to go out with them many you've seen an increase in that because of the internet. at the same time, it's creepynd a some companies are looking to cra

give it up for jon batiste and "stay human"! ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: yeah! oh!on fire! he's on fire! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: this? what are we shooting for? ( cheers and applause ) ( laughter ) >> stephen: folks, ladies and gentlemen, you know i spend a lot of time delicately whittling a melange of the day's most pressing story timbers, precisely measuring the necks, ribs, and backs of the news, employing only the most sophisticated and topical purfling, then laying 15 exquisite coats of insight onto the ornate yet robust stradivarius violin that is my monologue. but sometimes, sometimes, folks, i gather up frayed electrical wire from a burnt-out bowling alley, tape it to a termite-infested 2x4, then shove one end into a discarded chum bucket to make the appalachian drifter's banjo of news that is my segment: >> "meanwhile!" ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: there you go. a trying to for the -- a delight for the eyes. meanwhile, the olympics are set to be one of the hottest in history, but team u.s.a. has a secret weapon to keep cool: air-condition

jon stewart really pushed up the heat. people used to ask jon stewart, do you wish that george w. bush would be reelected in 2004 so that your job would be easier? and he said, you don't watch my show, do you? like, you don't understand how deeply i feel these things. if you think that i would rather have four more years of this than have my sanity just to be able to make jokes, that is a misread of what i what i do and what makes me tick. it probably is harder. they probably have to work harder. that being said, i think that the trump administration was a nightmare for comics. because the reality of the world was so flipping outrageous that there often was no twist that you could fit on it. the punchlines were the real things that were actually happening. >> yes, they were more outrageous than any joke you could tell. >> right, you can come up with some creative analogy to be like you know what this is like , because the thing that this is like is the thing that he actually did that day. that was actually challenging. >> several people had asked questions along the lines of cance

jon: thank you very much. from york city, for our audience worldwide and our audience on tv and radio, joining us now is marty walsh, the u.s. secretary of labor. great to catch up, sir. let's start with the payrolls report this morning. an upside surprise. we need to see more numbers like this. do you have the confidence we will? sec. walsh: i think we will. 850,000 jobs gained in one month is a really solid number. we have seen more people looking for work. we are seeing growth in hospitality, leisure, restaurants. it shows president biden's economic plan is working. the american rescue plan, the investment in his vaccine program. we just need to continue to get people vaccinated and continue to build confidence and get more people back to work. jon: some republican governors think this plan isn't working. what do you think happens when the additional unemployment insurance expires in september? sec. walsh: i think what we are seeing is in those states that have been threatening to cut back unemployment insu

tonight, we've got a hot crowd, jon. >> jon: oh, yeah. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: we've gotby. >> we love you! >> stephen: both in temperament and temperature because we've got a heat wave here in new york city, and it's going to be a scorcher all week with temperatures in the low 90s that could feel as hot as 105 because of the humidity. which is why is in times square madame tussaud's wax museum is opening their new exhibition of celebrity puddles! ( applause ) >> jon: sure, they all melted. >> stephen: but as hot as it is here on the east coast, nothing compared to the record-setting w hasulfed e fic rthwes it's so bad in seattle, everybody is down to their flannel speedos. ( laughter ) how hot was it? 110 degrees in eugene, oregon, where u.s. olympic track and field trials were being held. we have some footage. >> hot, hot, hot. hot! oh, my feet! hot! ( laughter ) >> stephen: speaking of hot air, over the weekend, former president jabba the gut went to wellington, ohio-- ( cheers and applause ) --to hold his first rally since the january 6 insurrection. why is he allowed

( laughter ) ( applause ) >> jon: wow.: imagine -- imagine being in that administration and someone calling you "the idiot." ( laughter ) it's like being in the n.b.a. and your nickname is ( ughter )guy." kushner doesn't come off well in the book. in march of 2020, when kushner learned 600 million masks couldn't be delivered until june, he threw his pen against the wall and screamed, you ( bleep ) moron, we'll all be dead by june. that was in private. what was he saying in public? >> i think by july the country is really rocking again. >> stephen: in his defense, he ght heould never be accountable for those words, he thought we would all by dead by june. oh, there's some huge news out the catholic church: the bake sale saturday after the 4 o'clock vigil mass raised $174 for the knights of columbus good job, guys. ( laughter ) also -- ( laughter ) the u.s. conference of catholic bishops voted to advance a proposal that would deny president biden communion. ( booing ) yep, they're holy ghosting him. ( laughter ) ( rim shot )

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i'm deirdre bosa with jon fortt.arl has the morning off coming up on the show today, "return of the jed di. na nasdaq hitting another high. and a deep dive into china's crackdown on its own tech industry and what it means for stocks that already trade here in the u.s., jon >> start with department o defense canceling a $10 billion cloud computer contract that led amazon and microsoft into a legal battle d.o.d. awarded jedi to microsoft prompting a swift protest from am amazon i spoke to the current amazon ceo and former aws chief andy jassy about that in december of 2019 here what he told me. >> we obviously don't believe that jedi was adjudicated fairly i think that anybody who does a detailed apples to apples comparison of the platforms don't come out in the same spot that that procurement did and most of our customers tell us we're about a couple years ahead of anybody else with regard to functionality and maturity there was significant political interference here. when you have a sitting president who's willing t

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jon batiste! ♪ ( cheers and applause ) ♪> jon: hey!applause ) ♪ diddle dee dee dee ♪ >> stephen: i have no idea what we're doing, are we fishing or riding a pony? >> jon: we're riding. >> stephen: all right, good. jon, i have a rare correction to make. i have never made a mistake on the show before so i'm not sure exactly how to deal with this now. but during the monologue, remember the irish gymnast jumping on the cardboard bed and saying i'm sure it's sturdy enough to have sex on, he was implying. >> jon: yes. >> stephen: i mispronounced his name. i believe i called him ryan mcclennan-han-han. ( laughter ) his name is reeze mcclan ahan-a han. ( laughter ) folks, i spent a lot of time standing right over there, setting up my news easel, laying in the most topical brush strokes, choosing the most relevant colors, all to faithfully capture for you, the soul of the stories of the day in the oil-on-canvas masterpiece that is my monologue. but sometimes -- just sometimes, folks -- i set a liquor store on fire and come back the next day to

give it up for jon bat tyes and stay human. >> stephen: oh my gosh. >> jon: yeah.ou know there are so manier s serious problems in the worlds but, heinz has started a petition to put the same number of hot dogs and buns in packages. yes. this story resonates. >> jon: that is justice, that's justice! (cheers and applause). >> jon: >> stephen: thank you, thank you heinz, as everyone knows hot dogs are sold in ten packs, buns con eight packs in honor of the abs you will never have if you eat hot dogs, this mismatched packaging means are you always left with two extra weiners which is not only frustrating, it is also the title of a very upsetting kevin james comedy. misalignment, misalignment, of bun weiner quantities, of any amount has long presented a problem. first addressed in the '90s by steve martin. >> i want to buy eight hot dogs and eight hot dog buns to go with them, but no one sells eight, they only sell 12 hot dog buns so i end up paying for four buns i don't need, so i'm removing the superfluous buns. >> stephen: good point. by the way, superfluous buns is

jon, a lot to discuss. we're going to get to the space launch. much style in this building. we don't do style like this anymore, sadly. but anyway, i digress. let's talk about the launch. how are you looking at the idea of jeff bezos, a private individual, the richest man on earth, on the planet, launching to the edge of space versus a collective exploration that this country used to do? >> right. america works best when private and public work together, whether it's interstate highways or a transcontinental railroad or the conversation that began about the years that the cincinnati place was finished up when franklin roosevelt came to power and began to shift the emphasis in america from being entirely about private enterprise and being about this intermeshing of public and private. it's a conversation that has worked out pretty well for us. sometimes it veers to the right. sometimes it veers to the left. but it's a coherent one. one of the aspects of the last four years from 2017 to 2021 is that it was not a sequential chapter in that ongoing c

>> jon: i'm going t b.s.o. >> stephen: that's right, that's right. >> jon: this weekend. >> stephen: fireworks were legal when you were a kid? south carolina, too. it was the best reason to live down there. fireworks,s can't even do that now. they've taken everything fun away from us. obviously, cbs is going to cut this part out because fireworks are very dangerous. right? probably not going to make it to air, right? we'll stop on "him at tanglewood." that's where this will end, right? ( laughter ) remember, kids, don't use fireworks. ( laughter ) you know, folks, i've spent decades cultivating the most relevant red oak, felling them with topical husqvarnas, multi-grading them into the most buzzworthy three-quarter inch floorstrips, and finishing them with up-to-the-minute high-gloss polyurethane, to lay for you the flawless parquet n.b.a.-quality basketball court that is my nightly monologue. t memes, i scare the geese out of the bog behind my uncle's shed, fill it with sand i stole from an abandoned playground, then blanket it with wet trash and discarded amazon boxes, to create fo

i'm carl quintanilla with jon fortt and deirdre bosa coming up, chinese stocks fall as officials impose sweeping recession lagss. sparing no sector of the market. plus, bitcoin briefly breaks 39k with help from amazon and robinhood on pace for the best day now since may. and tesla kicks off a big week of earnings for tech the chip shortage in focus while they prepare for production. >> welcome back. we start with the sell-off in chinese stocks the government crackdown on business now expanding to ed tech and food delivery the recent curves on ride sharing and music fintech and gaming, tal and new oriental education both down more than 10 10% today. after shifting to a not for profit business model. those are profitable models. such a move will shrink the market by 76%, regulators also saying there that online food platforms must pay workers at least the minimum local wage shares of meituan did not take the news very well and ride sharing company didi, take a look, keeps getting clobbered, down more than 40% since its u.s. debut on june 30th this morning atlantic equities downgrades the

i'm jon fortt. stocks are staging a comeback falling from record high levels on concerns about the global economic recovery but they are way off the worst levels of the day. tech still falling, though the big names are lower across the board except amazon peaking into the green but they've all had a good run except one. what's the matter with netflix >>> and for today at least, tech stocks and bobd nd yields are falling together a low of 1.25. traders saying it could go all the way back to 1 flat we'll talk to someone predicting 25 basis points to the up side let's get to dom chu for the numbers on the sell-off. >> well off the worst levels of the session. it puts some context around how low it got after the opening bell the dow industrials down 212 right now. down 536 at the lows and roughly 112 right after the opening bell that represents the highs of the day. you can see they are still in the middle of a trading range but tilted more toward the better end of things than the lower end. the s&p 500

jon? >> let's start with the market, coming off a sharp sell-off for stocks we're seeing a nice rally now. the dow is up 500 points as we wait for jeff bezos to reach the podium to talk about what happened with his trip let's see if yesterday's steep drop is seeing a bounce today or what mike santoli has got some answers. mike, we haven't made up the ground that the major indices lost, except maybe the nasdaq has. it kind of had the mildest day yesterday, but is this just a test of the emergency broadcast system here? >> so far it is, jon i think until further notice it was basically another one of these gut checks, really a growth scare, concentrated in bonds and cyclical stocks that really, a mini buying panic on treasuries in the short-term that eased up today. we have yields a little bit higher what is interesting is this decline on our relative basis of those cyclical and value stocks has now made it -- basically in parity with megacap growth stocks on a year to date basis, it is neck

tonight join jimmy and his guests - kathryn hahn jon m.hu musical guest polo g and featurinthe legendarary roots crew >> questlove1478 >> steve: and now here he is, jimmy fallon ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ [ cheers and apppplause >> jimmy: oh, that feels so good thank you! [ cheers and applause oh, right back to you. full audience right there. ll crowd welcome, everybody thank you. [ cheers and applause oh, it feels so good thank you very much. you're here. relax, enjoy yourself. welcome, everybody welcome to "the tonight show." thank you for being here thank yofor watching at home [ cheers and applause we got a great show. well guys, today in england the world's biggest leaders got together for the start of the g-7 summit yep. it's a meeting of leaders from the u.s., u.k., canada, france, germany, italy and japan it's basically epcot without the day drinking [ laughter ] this is the first in-person g-7 in nearly two years and like everyone else at an in-person meeting, they're all thinking, "this could have been a zoom it could have been a

jon meacham is advisor to president biden. jon, how would you characterize this moment? we do seem divided. what's your best summary? >> well, i hate to say it because of the way the decade turned out, but i think we're in the 1850s in america. i think you have a dedicated minority of the population. it was the cessationist, slave holding interest in the 1850s. today it was this vast swath of people who have found a home in the republican party who are no longer part of a coherent and constructive and good-intentioned conversation about the future of the country. and when you turn politics functionally into religion -- and i believe that's what's happened -- is you have your own holy books, you have your own prophets, your own path to salvation -- that is a terrible, terrible blow to free government because a democracy fundamentally depends on our capacity to see each other not as adversaries or heathen but as neighbors. and so i really do believe that the divisions we're enduring now are a difference of kind and not degree of certainly those that have affected us since

jon, thank you so much. best of luck with the podcast.ll see you soon. >> thanks, man. >>> so the cdc director confirming 83% of covid cases in the u.s. are now the delta variant. and health experts are warning kids are getting swept up. stay with us. we're going to talk about that. i strip on public transit. we strip in the community garden. i strip with the guys. i've been stripping here for years. i strip all by myself. i'll strip just about anywhere! i strip in half moon. i strip before take-off. breathe right strips open your nose for relief you can feel right away, helping you take in air more easily wherever you are. breathe right- strip on. >>> the head of the cdc saying the more contagious delta variant of the coronavirus now makes up 83% of new cases as vaccination rates are stalling around the country. here in ohio where president joe biden participates in cnn's town hall tomorrow night, the department of health reporting that the state seeing the highest number of new cases since may. joining me now is the medical director at

>> good to be back on your show, jon. as you noted, despite the shortages in the semiconductor ecosystem, micron delivered excellent results in fiscal third quarter. and provided a very strong guidance for the fourth quarter as well. so if you look at the trends that are driving our business, of course we have talked about trends of 5g, ai, intelligent edge and smart user devices as being secular trends for demand growth for us. and covid has resulted in the transformation and on top of that coordinated stimuluses around the globe being the demand driver. and certainly semiconductor shortages in the industry that our customers are experiencing, that's leaving demand unmet and over time that will be continuing to be additive to our growth drivers as that demand for our customers, for our semiconductors gets met, creating more -- all the trends of data centers, pcs, smartphones, automotives, we're having records in several end market segments and for several product areas. memory and storage is just increasing in demand and

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>> yeah, jon, it is a growth scare, a global growth scare, something that has really been -- actually having its effect felt below the surface of the market for several weeks i think the dow is more that index that will be more exposed to the global recovery theme, taking the brunt there also that's where the outperformance was in the earlier part of the year average stock started to decline, peaked five weeks ago in the market. it has been a lot of the very large megacap stocks, the very stable ones like the apples, microsofts, amazons. this month have been supporting the indexes and some of that has faded today. so you don't necessarily have that obscuring the weakness underneath it is not just tech outperforming and keeping the indexes together here is apple, six-month chart really outperforming things like the localized loud software plays and semiconductors so what you are really seeing here is this margin over the last several weeks of the megacaps really outperforming and the rest of the stocks getting cold below the surface, that's giving way today. everybody is fixated on tha