if they fell, he would pay simon.1998 mailed simon a check for $576 the real price of the five basket of commodities fell by an average of 36%. so, how come simon one? measured abundance by counting resources, how much wheat we grow. howw many barrels of oil we can drill and how much aluminum we can extract. but that is problematic for many reasons. for example, measuring quantities of wheat does not account for technological breakthroughs which could increase yield thus leading to bigger harvest on fewer acres of land. also measuring quantities is not account for substitutes. oil fired power points for example been largely by gas powered plants in recent decades. moreover, quantities do not account for efficiency gains. aluminum can for example weight of 3 ounces of aluminum in 1959. today it was less than an ounce, why? c-uppercase-letter the pursuit of profit are incentivized to spend less or as little as possible making outputs cheaper. there are other reasons but it thinkis you get the picture. now simon understo

simons son. also want to thank twitter. that's how i met marianne and filed about five years ago and he has been the perfect collaborator for this adventure of new discovery that we've been on. sir david attenborough many of you know, he's the face and voice, many bbc programs said anyone believes in indefinite growth, a physically finite planet, either mad or an economist. i guess that make me and marianne too mad. economists. so we're we're pleased that you're here today that we can share with you the madness that we've discovered all around us in addition to julian simon. our work is also based on three propositions from gilder. wealth is. wealth is knowledge, growth is learning and money is time. from these three properties missions, we can derive a theorem the growth of knowledge can be measured with. it is this thing. here we go. okay. so this was really the first conceptual step that we made. we had to. beyond measuring things with money and begin to measure things time. now, scarcity abou

simons son. also what you think twitter. that's i met marian, about five years ago and he has been the perfect collaborator for this adventure of new discovery thato we've been on. sir david attenborough community of you know he's a face and voice of many bbc programs said anyone who believes in indefinite growth on a physically finite planet is either mad or an economist. i guess that would make me an marian two mad economists. so we are pleased that you here today that we can share with you the madness thatre we've discovered all around us. in addition to julian simon, i work is also based on three propositions from george gilder. wealth is knowledge, growth is learning, and money is tight. from these three propositions we can derive at the room. the growth of knowledge can be measured with time. there we go. okay. so this is really the first conceptual step that we made. we had to move be on measuring things with money and begin to measure things with time. now, scarcity is about what we want,

simon arose, if they fell, he'd pay simon. in99 1990, early mailed simon a check and the price of commodities fell by an average of 36%. so how come simon won and counting resources and how much wheat we grow, how many barrels of oil we can drill and how much aluminum we can extract. that's problematic for many reasons. for example, quantities of wheat does not account for geological breakthrough and gmos and yielding to fewer acres of land and measuring quantities does not account for substitute and oil fired power plants have been largely replaced by gas powered plants in recent decades. moreover it's been for aluminum in 1959 and today weighs less than an ounce. why, because capitalist in the pursuit of profit spend less or as little as possible and making output cheaper. simon understood it's much better to measure by abundant prices and rising price by the commodity growing scarcity and growing abundance and prices reflect the behavior and expectations of 8 billion people. in a sense the market is a giant calculator and p

simone's talents is a singer and pianist were soon apparent. she was a prodigy and her hometown friends helped get her to juilliard as a child later in 1951. she auditioned at the curtis institute in philadelphia, but was rejected. she was sure because of her race, but apparently only three of the 72 applicants were taken that year as we have mentioned she then turned to singing in nightclubs in atlantic city and eventually found success with i loves you porgy. which billie holiday had made famous. she was conflicted about this still seeing herself as a classical musician and not a jazz performer, but it became a top 20 hit. settling down with her husband and becoming a mother and meeting hands very too simone was horrified by the 16th street baptist church bombing of september 1963 in birmingham, alabama, which resulted in the deaths of four girls at choir practice followed soon after by the murder of civil rights activists, edgar evers. 64 in jackson, mississippi, all of which prompted simone to write her important call to action a song about

i am cory coffin, simone starts right now. , simone start right now. greetings everyone, you are watching simone. as speaker of the house has finally been elected. and i knew congress has finally been sworn in. but at what price? speaker mccarthy in the republican caucus begins a glimpse at the chaos that we can perfect over the next two years. we are talking the democratic congresswoman joyce -- and sarah jacobs. also democratic congresswoman about the drama that unfolded on the hill and what means of our democracy. plus, president biden he has always been committed to bipartisanship but he is going to have to work around the house of representatives that is essentially held hostage by extremists. some, we've been supported in the tunnel ship. we will get into all of that with the political panel. and this historic showdown, it culminated on the second anniversary of january six. we are talking to the former chief of the united states capitol police about his frustrations with lawmakers and new details he wants you to know about the attack on the capi

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yeah, and at baker street, he got off and gave me his card and he said, "my name is simon foxton.ist was — but, "call me. "i'd love to use you in a shoot." i remember getting home and poor mum. "mum, i want to do this!" she wasn't having it. she's like, "the fashion industry is full of weird "people" — i didn't know what she meant by "weird" at the time — but as you do when you're young, i sort of forced her, and eventually she called simon... so, she called him, not you? well, she did. she wanted to vet him and make sure that he was... basically! wow. african mother. and sort of, yes, then i started sort of shooting with simon and nick knight as a model, and then i became a model with an agency while i was at college and really, that was my entry into fashion. and a few weeks later, you were doing a shoot with the great nick knight, a photographer who you are still loyal to today — he's shot covers for you. and you worked for i—d magazine. you were fashion director at the age ofjust 18. i—d magazine was legendary. why did i—d magazine have such an outsized influence on the cultur

simon petliura, the head of state and the commander-in-chief of the ukrainian army before the war, aaters premier, so it was decided that one of the directions of ukrainian cultural diplomacy misha has conspiracies capable of breaking through all boundaries of music simon petlyura summoned the composer and conductor oleksandr koshyts and ordered to assemble a choir within a week in order to find the best choristers organized almost a talent show against the will of the author, shchedryk is also included in the repertoire, contrary to why, because the composer mykola leontovych was too strict with himself, a modest music teacher from tulchyn who repeatedly burned his scores in podilly and worked on shchedryk's melody for more than 10 years, however, a ukrainian swallow nevertheless, the first triumphant concert of the ukrainian republican chapel, so called the choir of the ukrainian people's republic, took place on may 11, 1919 in the capital of czechoslovakia. the works of mykola lysenko, kirill stetsenko, and oleksandr koshyts himself, but all the listeners from vienna to brussels,

here in berlin, simon young, who told me more about exactly through the queues are and what they were allegedly planning. yeah, these 5 people are for madden and one woman who's been in custody as since last year's, most them since last april. and there are keys by prosecutors, as you say, of, of essentially planning to topple the germans state, that we're going to sort of cause a power black out across the country and kidnapped the health minister. and then according to some reports, get actors to appear as the chancellor in the gym and president on t v and sort of polish the german state and you know, cause chaos, civil war conditions, prosecutors to get. so really pretty serious allegations. they also say that they found weapons cash and munitions in cash money that had been put aside in preparation for sort of taking over power and this group doing so because they're going to divide up the future political offices in germany between them. so who all day with their said to have links to the right citizens movement. this is this group that's come to prominence, particularly during t

simon evans. tools are josh howie , nick dixon. i'm sure simon evans. tools are josh howie , nick dixon . i'm sure that howie, nick dixon. i'm sure that got us to a good start. howie, nick dixon. i'm sure that got us to a good start . write a got us to a good start. write a to write about what i put in front of me. you could just as easily have been a couple pooches or something. let's have a quick console tasting to see what tuesday's front pages have in for us . the daily mail in store for us. the daily mail . first up, just how many more monsters in uniform? this, of course, relates to revelation that , one of the worst rapists that, one of the worst rapists of recent times has been operating as a police officer. the we have failed he should not have been an officer. and there is the chap in question taking a rather unflattering selfie of himself. the i police crisis . himself. the i police crisis. 800 officers now face inquiry after failure to stop rapist. the guardian. looks like the pictures aren't keeping up. come on, that's it the guardian met o

simon evans. tools are josh howie , nick dixon. i'm sure simon evans. tools are josh howie , nick dixon . i'm sure that howie, nick dixon. i'm sure that got us to a good start. howie, nick dixon. i'm sure that got us to a good start . write a got us to a good start. write a to write about what i put in front of me. you could just as easily have been a couple pooches or something. let's have a quick console tasting to see what tuesday's front pages have in for us . the daily mail in store for us. the daily mail . first up, just how many more monsters in uniform? this, of course, relates to revelation that , one of the worst rapists that, one of the worst rapists of recent times has been operating as a police officer. the we have failed he should not have been an officer. and there is the chap in question taking a rather unflattering selfie of himself. the i police crisis . himself. the i police crisis. 800 officers now face inquiry after failure to stop rapist. the guardian. looks like the pictures aren't keeping up. come on, that's it the guardian met o

simon: i think so.hat we've seen so far toward the back end of 2022 is what i like to call for mo trading. the idea that most people miss down on getting an early on the dollar trade toward the beginning of last year. we know that the dollar is going to soften. how are we going to position for it? as we go into 2023, mixed growth signals across the globe. that makes it very difficult to say, we are going to move out of the dollar. it has a higher correlation to chinese growth if it has high correlation to commodities that would be preferable. we don't think it's going to be that simple. how can we necessarily look towards different macro gross differentials without necessarily being exposed to the u.s. dollar? dani: we are almost out of time. all i fast you about is the dollar. what are you looking at that looks particularly attractive this year? simon: we like looking at a ud for example. we like the japanese yen. these are currencies that come as no surprise to anyone who watched the show the beginnin

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simon petliura, who was killed in paris just on the street, and mykola leontovych in 1921, the artistwas killed by a russian chekist, his works were declared not relevant for the soviet era and his memory was erased for many decades, and shchedryk, together with the choir of oleksandr koshyts, continued to live. in 1922, he reached the western hemisphere and immediately to of the most prestigious hall in new york, carnegie hall, on the same evening, americans will hear the melody of their future christmas hit for the first time, followed by concerts in more than 100 other american cities, everywhere shchedryk encores, just like in europe, leontovich's carol is not only the course of the tour, but also a symbol of the ukrainian struggle for independence, sing enslaved ukraine, sing chebetushko , the spring you are waiting for will come, wrote brazilian academician enrique coelho netto after the premiere of "schedrik" in rio de janeiro. however, ukrainians will have to wait a long time for their own spring, because in ukraine russian winter the kremlin authorities continue to destroy th

brent: dw news simon young. as always, thank you.unday marked the 60th anniversary of the, let's say, trudy, which laid the preparation for world war ii reconciliation between france and germany. that agreement had stood the test of time. the countries recently intensified their military cooperation. it may have been in thinkable six decades ago. but in the next report, we are about to go on board a military airplane in which german and french pilots fly side-by-side. reporter: a hercules military transport plane lifts up from northern france. the pilot and copilot are from different countries. that does not matter to them. >> stabilization is really good. the cockpit, it doesn't matter which nation sits next to you. >> we are not supposed to regard if the guy is german or french. basically it is the same. the composition could be 40 french, 40 german or mixed. reporter: english is the official language on board and on the ground. by the end of 2023, 10 planes will be based in the region. and the german french air transport squadron

simon: not yet. what you have seen is that people are betting, there is a probability of policy change next week. they will be a little bit cautious. simply because this review doesn't necessarily mean that the review will be negative. in fact, i actually think that when they do release the review, if it comes next week, they will actually say, yes, there have been side effects, that is why we changed policy in december, things are going ok, otherwise. so don't expect as to change policy again for the foreseeable future. dani: as manus was saying, there are plenty of people who take the opposite side of that, citibank comes to mind. where is the disconnect? simon: while i disagree, i think i have a very good point. since even announcing the review has put yield curve control on the pressure, it reduces its credibility, it makes it harder to sustain. i think in addition, they might want to leave the slate clean for the next until bank government. and finally, if you look at the data, the data and japa

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, you are watching simone. today, we are getting to the classified documents that we found president biden's delaware home and then his former washington office. special counsel has been appointed, my republican friends say there is a double standard for former president trump's document the buckle of mar-a-lago. but i have news for them, it is not the same. plus, is america going to be fault on its loans this week? treasury secretary janet gallon sent a dire warning to members of congress. what could that mean for the u.s. economy? and whether republican-led house will avert a crisis or intentionally create one? i'll be talking to diane macron across woman omar and brandon williams in just a moment. as today we began our new series, living black history. or we are celebrating people who have been catalyst of change in our country. people like reverend jesse jackson who is joining us later this hour. i am simone sanders townsend, and i have something to say. what a week y'all. the pace of politics in washington

simon: i think a smug smile from him, first of all. he told us so, that they didn't tighten in december, the easing is working, but not working so well that they can stop. just sit tight and wait for those wage negotiations. i don't think it will be hugely market moving, most of that is priced in. dani: thank you so much. check out the mliv blog today. we also have a tliv up and running on the boj decision. simon has had some really great contributions highly recommend you read all of them. bloomberg has learned that ecb policy makers are starting to consider a slower pace of rate hikes after a 50 basis point increase in february. 0.25%. running is now is paul dobson. paul, why 25? why the sudden change in heart from the ecb policymakers? paul: i think a really obvious answer is the weather. you might not know it looking at manus, but the unseasonably warm temperatures we have had over this winter have enabled storage stocks in europe to remain very full. despite the demand season peaking. and the preparations that went into that to en

simon chelton, thank you so much forjoining _ region.forjoining us _ region. simon chelton, thank you so much forjoining us on _ region. simon chelton, thank you so much forjoining us on the _ much forjoining us on the programme. to sri lanka next, where the government is planning big spending cuts, saying that it has barely enough money to pay salaries and pension of public servants. all government departments have been ordered to make a 5% reduction in spending. the international monetary fund has agreed a bail—out loan of nearly $3 billion but it wants sri lanka to raise taxes and cut public services. ben chu reports. six months ago in sri lanka, amid sovereign debt default and economic chaos, there was a revolution. a new president has since been installed. an international monetary fund bailout has been agreed. but half a year on, are the lives of ordinary sri lankans actually any better? is a new day dawning for the country's agricultural sector, on which a quarter of the population depends? sri lankan tea pickers like these earn a

hey jessica. >> hey, simone happy saturday. stories we are watching for you at this, our nbc news has confirmed that abbott laboratories is under investigation by the justice department. this follows a wall street journal report saying that the company is under criminal investigation related to its manufacturing of infant formula. and pc news has not confirmed the focus of this investigation but an abbott spokesperson says that company is fully cooperating with the justice department. and memphis, tennessee, five police officers have been fired in connection with the death of tyree nichols during a traffic stop earlier this month. police chief c.j. davis said an investigation found the officers violated several of their department policies during that traffic stop, including excessive force, duty to intervene and duty to render aid. and customs and border protection officials say more illegal border crossings are recorded in december than any other month during joe biden's presidency. last month, illegal border crossings were u

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simon thank you for. before christmas by. welcome. simon thank you for .mon thank you for. joining us again. can you tell more about this book, which pope benedict has somehow published posthumously ? yes. i mean, posthumously? yes. i mean, i can't say an awful lot because i'm still yet to read it. as as i'm still yet to read it. as as i am aware, it's only been published italian it's a collection of 16 essays i think 12 of which had been published before. and the pope wanted to pubush before. and the pope wanted to publish the books to be published post—human . and i published post—human. and i think part and parcel of the reason was that he expected a backlash, especially from catholic in his native germany, where many of them oppose his teaching. and the orthodoxy his teachings. there is a there's a situation, though, of people who want to redefine catholic teaching, especially in areas of sexuality. they want to conform more with zeitgeist and benedict's really has restated . benedict's really has restated. the catholic faith in a series of essays whic

i'm simone foxman and this is bloomberg.i: as we bring you to the half-hour, let's take a look at your markets. it is a tough start to your tuesday trading morning, that follows a tough end to a monday market in the u.s. everything from equities to some of those commodity-based currencies getting hit this morning. those associated with growth are also under pressure this morning. is at the start of a new bear market trend, or is it just a little profit-taking before a very busy macro week? we will bring you plenty of euro-area economic data ahead of the ecb policy decision on hi, i'm katie, i've lost 110 pounds on golo in just over a year. i was a diet soda addict, and i needed to have a diet soda every morning as my eye-opener. with the release, the cravings are gone. golo worked for me when i thought nothing would work for me. the first few weeks were really astonishing how quickly and how easily it came off, how much better i felt, what a change it made so fast. i feel like anything is possible after accomplishing what i'

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hey, richard. >> hey, simone. a good sunday to you.ukraine now saying fast-track talks are underway with western allies to potentially get long range missiles in place after -- this after western pledge to sand 300 tanks. russia calling this assistance from u.s., quote, blatant provocation. and some good news from buffalo bills safety, damar hamlin. who spoke publicly for the first time, after suffering cardiac arrest on the field earlier this month. hamlin posted a heartfelt video, thinking numerous borders and clean the bills organization. the children who sent him gifts, and more. and brandon singh was honored today for his exceptional bravery. saying, disarm the monterrey park shooter after the gun was aimed at him. he saved countless lives. that shooter had already killed 11 people during a celebration. today, he was a word with a medal of courage when the police department. more simone, right after this break. break. did we choose safelite? >> vo: driving around is how we get our baby to sleep, so when our windshield cracked, we

simone starts right now. simone >> greetings, you are watching symone. we are kicking things off at the u.s. mexico border. at this very hour, president joe biden is in el paso making his first visit since taking office. ahead of biden's visit today, people being arrested outside of church shelter. we will have an update from gabe gutierrez who is on the ground in texas. plus, new congress means new rules. what republicans have proposed, such as banning federal abortion funds and blocking asylum seekers from entering the country, it is a mess that will keep you up at night. we are digging into their proposals and the fireworks ahead tomorrow. the buffalo bills will take the field for the first time since hamlin's life-threatening injury today. teams across the nfl, they are paying tribute to number three. we are talking to a former nfl player about the teams emotional return inspired by hamlin himself. i am symone sanders-townsend, i have something to say. at this hour, president biden is visiting the border in el paso, texas. this is his first visit to

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it's a pretty scary thought. >> simone, you want to weigh in on the? >> i think that this is the chief concern that everyone should have, and it is why what is happening having in the house is ridiculous. currently, there is not a speaker in the house of representatives, because kevin mccarthy -- literally, we are here because kevin mccarthy -- while that is happening, there are real things happening in the united states of america and across our country that need the attention of congress. i am quite grateful that nothing catastrophic has happened over the last 48 to 72 hours, but we should not over the. i think the reality is here, and i have been talking to members of congress, some of my former colleagues on campaigns and worked on, and everyone feels the same, is this what the democrats are talking about, republicans would not, first of all, operating all branches to the democratic party. we all expect democrats to get the house in order and get on with the election so that is speaker can be elected, congress could be sworn in, and the business ca

>> well, thanks so much for having me, simone. we know why it is. the victim. and this hopefully will allow people to understand that when we, as black women, state that something happened to us, please believe us. now? we don't always have to be the strong ones here. and you, know to the point earlier stated, tory lanez, like he said, he did go on a hold tour, if you will, of making himself seem innocent. not just that, he got into multiple scuffles with other people while we were waiting for this trial to happen. so, even though he didn't admit that he shot meghan in that phone call, he apologized, honestly, i believe, because he got caught. he was in the middle of two friends, and the situation escalated to a point where meghan got shot. but again, i do hope that the apologies are just as loud as the accusations against meghan. again, this is a win for meghan, this is the one from black women, and i hope that she's able to find some sort of comfort in knowing that tory is now hopefully gonna be punished for the foolish extent of the law for what

that is bloomberg's simone foxman.g up, brazil's x resident falls ill just as the current leader accuses him of fanning the flames of insurrection. we will have more on the next. this is bloomberg. ♪ dani: good morning. this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." fed officials pour cold water on markets as they see rates rising above 5% and staying there for a while. the hawkish message snaps the rally in u.s. stocks. apple is said to be preparing semi conductors made by broadcom and qualcomm. the iphone maker uses more in-house designs. plus a u.k. rocket launch bite virgin orbit fails to deliver its cargo. we were just talking over tar guest at citi that says it is the year of europe over the u.s. it will be rough going until then. you have jay powell who will be speaking later today after a whole host of hawkish fed speakers. bostic and daly are not voting members, but the message is loud and clear. they want to go above 5%. if they want a soft landing, why would they cut rates? asia stocks are dropping about 0.1%. we als

simon: i think this is what happens.t is a behavioral and structural thing, so it feeds into one another. that gives -- the core comes down quickly. central banks, it gives them cover appearance they end up cutting despite what we see now. they are not having to deal the slowing economy and then it is 18 months down the line we find inflation has not gone away. it comes back and scares everyone because everyone thought it was dealt with. this is the point where you end up with a more concerning scenario. alix: i was talking to someone about this yesterday. this is becoming a bigger concern and we see that rebound and that bigger session after it. coming up, more on inflation and the ecb read on that data. paul donovan joins us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: inflation data starting to turn in europe. what does this mean for the ecb and rate hiking? joining us to join the discussion, paul donovan, chief economist at ubs. does the data we are seeing in spain, germany, france dent the hawkish chance we are hearing? -- hawki

i want to know if simone sanders is still around. simone, you've been talking to.some people what are you hearing? >> i'm hearing that members are expecting that once this vote closes -- >> these are the last vote. >> he will be elected speaker. i'm also being told by democratic members they've been informed that republicans actually do not have the votes to pass a rule package tonight, and they are -- >> simone, excuse me for a second. let's listen in for what looks like we are done with the voting -- [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] >> mccarthy. [laughter] [laughter] >> the reading clerk will now call the names of the members elect who did not answer the first call of the role. [muted] >> gonzalez. >> hakeem jeffries. >> jeffries. >> rosendale? >> present. >> present. >> and matt rosendale, he had voted for andy biggs in the 14th vote. it didn't matter whether he did it again or not, but he voted present this time. he wasn't gonna do anything to hurt mccarthy at this point. because mccarthy has the

>> happy new year, simone.nts first speech on the immigration of the border since he came into office. i want to highlight for policies that i think a very positive developments. the first is the one that was just mentioned that people from cuba and nicaragua and haiti are going to be able to apply for humanitarian -- from their own countries. this is based on the program that's been used for strokes from afghanistan and ukraine to give them a safe, fast way to leave their countries and to come to the united states. this is a positive development. the president also announced tripling of refugee numbers. more people seeking protection can take it vantage of the refugee program. he also talked about more money for cities of el paso and other cities receiving migrants to help them process people and bring them to their end destination while they're awaiting their court date. the two policies that were just mentioned that were very controversial and received a lot of blow back from both humanitarian groups and dem

simon: yes, i think nobody believes him anymore. traders are getting very excited about this review of policy, they are assuming the policy review, which can be concluded on wednesday, will say look, this is unsustainable. we will be hawkish and justify further policy change. as you suggested at the top, very few analysts believe they will abandon the yield curve control entirely. in fact, what i personally believe is when the boj issues this review, they will conclude at least publicly that the policy is still working. yes, there were side effects, but that's why we shifted policy in december. we still haven't met our cpi targets, so don't expect us to change policy again. that would be quite a dovish event for the market on wednesday. dani: i really love, citi put out the snow on friday saying they expect them to abandon yield curve control. one of the reasons they listed is they think it would be better for kuroda to sustain the reputation you'll -- reputational damage than his successor. simon, we have much more to cover with yo

i'm simon evans.onight we'll be taking a look at tuesday's tonight i'm joined by two staggering archetype of modern masculinity leo the paisley prince curse and the big dog dixon. that's a reference to your clothing. i have no idea why. think i'm not sure i want to know. let's take a at tomorrow's front pages. first of all, we with the daily mail. as is traditional on this channel and harry i like father and brother . and the and harry i like father and brother. and the bad and harry i like father and brother . and the bad news from brother. and the bad news from martina navratilova that she's fighting not one, but two cancers. tuesday's telegraph also has prince harry. i want my father and brother back . he has father and brother back. he has an appropriately rueful there. also farewell to the world's greatest footballer tuesday i as the nhs facing three months of turmoil . the guardian also leads turmoil. the guardian also leads with the intolerable crisis which will last until easter we're told . a

i'm simon evans.onight we'll be taking a look at tuesday's tonight i'm joined by two staggering archetype of modern masculinity leo the paisley prince curse and the big dog dixon. that's a reference to your clothing. i have no idea why. think i'm not sure i want to know. let's take a at tomorrow's front pages. first of all, we with the daily mail. as is traditional on this channel and harry i like father and brother . and the and harry i like father and brother. and the bad and harry i like father and brother . and the bad news from brother. and the bad news from martina navratilova that she's fighting not one, but two cancers. tuesday's telegraph also has prince harry. i want my father and brother back . he has father and brother back. he has an appropriately rueful there. also farewell to the world's greatest footballer tuesday i as the nhs facing three months of turmoil . the guardian also leads turmoil. the guardian also leads with the intolerable crisis which will last until easter we're told . a

and actually, i think simon simon clarke simon with budgets simon clarke was talking crop and the reasons government is responsible for now this inflation in fact food pnces now this inflation in fact food prices in fact affects mortgage pncesit prices in fact affects mortgage prices it affects childcare costs, energy prices that is major chunk of someone's wages. then you've got to factor in you've got to let me just list 5000. let me just list it you've got to factor in income tax , got to factor in income tax, national insurance. so when you calculate with a tax code analysis to halve , that's analysis to halve, that's £27,800 a year, which is about £2,300 a month. then you've got to take in consideration council tax rises and the fact that they actually have to increase contributions to their pension . contributions to their pension. so when you factor in, you see food, but when you have to when you factor in all of these things and factor in fact, that these costs are rising, it's not it's not crazy to suggest that a nurse who has a mortgage and the mortgage payments are increasing

and actually, i think simon simon clarke simon with budgets simon clarke was talking crop and the reasons government is responsible for now this inflation in fact food pnces now this inflation in fact food prices in fact affects mortgage pncesit prices in fact affects mortgage prices it affects childcare costs, energy prices that is major chunk of someone's wages. then you've got to factor in you've got to let me just list 5000. let me just list it you've got to factor in income tax , got to factor in income tax, national insurance. so when you calculate with a tax code analysis to halve , that's analysis to halve, that's £27,800 a year, which is about £2,300 a month. then you've got to take in consideration council tax rises and the fact that they actually have to increase contributions to their pension . contributions to their pension. so when you factor in, you see food, but when you have to when you factor in all of these things and factor in fact, that these costs are rising, it's not it's not crazy to suggest that a nurse who has a mortgage and the mortgage payments are increasing

simon i've got nothing but views.is is has come from ideas and other signatories and they're saying there's they're basically saying there's is growth by middle of is not growth by the middle of the it's always going the year then it's always going to the election, they're to lose the election, they're going lose ideas, not ibs, going to lose ideas, not ibs, irritable i think i said irritable bowel. i think i said ideas did you i'm sorry. sounded like us home in the like one of us back home in the countryside home. i made a terrible but terrible error. or i have. but you know. yeah. so there's even the tories don't probably but they , there's even this growth they, there's even this growth boom. now we're going to talk about i mean wasn't about clarke. i mean he wasn't the popular person, he's the most popular person, he's part growth group. part of this growth group. but we what when trust tried to we saw what when trust tried to do very do growth, they weren't very keen on it. but the thing is, if you've got these l

simon i've got nothing but views.is is has come from ideas and other signatories and they're saying there's they're basically saying there's is growth by middle of is not growth by the middle of the it's always going the year then it's always going to the election, they're to lose the election, they're going lose ideas, not ibs, going to lose ideas, not ibs, irritable i think i said irritable bowel. i think i said ideas did you i'm sorry. sounded like us home in the like one of us back home in the countryside home. i made a terrible but terrible error. or i have. but you know. yeah. so there's even the tories don't probably but they , there's even this growth they, there's even this growth boom. now we're going to talk about i mean wasn't about clarke. i mean he wasn't the popular person, he's the most popular person, he's part growth group. part of this growth group. but we what when trust tried to we saw what when trust tried to do very do growth, they weren't very keen on it. but the thing is, if you've got these l