they've denied mr. tom. well, do you, you claim to want democracy in progress done but, but many of you actually don't seem to bear that out. you rejected the results of the 2013 elections. the button that was cherry's to pass, and when his government rebuffed your demand to stand down or hold you elections, you threaten to storm his house. how, how democratic was that? a lot, and 2000 elections would reg establishment. then join the hands of the luxury when vig, the election, audrey austin was that out of the $132.00 petitions of the nation about the federal government. we suggest a board random ones, just have an audit done. and if, if there's no reason we would accept it. right? so the address 2014 your at to this alongside those of a hard line. islam is preacher, i have one country attacked the parliament, another government buildings, at least 3 people were killed. i'm hundreds injured. and you find the flames of violence when torques failed. what did that have to do with democracy? this is not true. le

they've denied mr. tom. well, do you, you claim to want democracy in progress done but, but many of you actually don't seem to bear that out. you rejected the results of the 20. 13 election was the boat and i was sherry's to pass. and when his government rebuffed your demand to stand down or hold due elections, you threaten to storm his house. how, how democratic was that? us a lot and doing thousands of elections were reg establishment then joined hands with the luxury when rigby elections are. we all of them was that out of the $132.00 petitions of the nation about the federal government, we suggest the board random ones just have an audit done. and if, if there's no reading, we would accept it. right. so the address 2014 your at to this alongside those of a hard line is limits. preacher here on the country a time, the parliament, another government buildings, at least 3 people were killed on hundreds injured, a new fund, the flames of violence when talks failed. what did that have to do with democracy? th

sure to be mr. tom hello do you have apples going on? well, you thought that we don’t know anything about you, we know everything. and what, you know the fingers in the color file cabinet says it's there i have no doubt. which fingers i require consul. look here. in 1941 you voluntarily joined the estonian nazi battalion. that's right, you personally killed and hanged people then there was a trial. and he will know. statute of limitations i demand the consul. let it be its end. hello, you received a call from the office, we are picking it up. what about you it is not known that war crimes are not subject to statute of limitations. it is known, because the states do not influence. hold on, it's a pity we have a moratorium on the death penalty. i sympathize. take him to hell. there same in deal, send. let's send the second detachment, let's not stretch out stress mikhailovich secret uh-huh not good morning, gentlemen officers and why is it so unkind at once we have two escapes at the same time, the probability of the appearance of fugitive

so how do you show that the, the confusion, the mr. president, tom nesbit thought i would line cause the chance of this not to support your work on the, including at fair and do national equipment on the exporting rain, not using african continent to be dependent on the policy of course. and the zip code has shown to an outstanding level of pragmatism. andrea, the assembly set up is an attempt to view, have worked, and the want in order to the money. it is especially in the restaurant and nothing i conclude will mid atlantic fremont between russia and ukraine for the originator had he, it's the international duration, multilateral call it a ration and relation, the policy and all the unit night that nations members show, adhere to the main principles of human rights of the un charter may also educate the principles. in molly, we support the initiative of for russia. we call for consensus. let me to print the principle. this won't be on, out of the value of the united nations chopped on it on the box it up points of the time the table ring when you architecture of international relati

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mr. greco to. tom, at one point you mentioned. with good reason the fact that there were two halves to america as it was trotting along create the freedom and liberty. what do you think is the lesson we should take from what you have said about the history of the united states coming together despite those divisions all along from the beginning and sadly to now? well, i think the big is that don't despair. we're going to do this once again. it gives us hope to look at our history. but it also it reminds us of of of of what the true measure, i guess you could say, of patriotism is. and and and we should be mindful of the appropriation of all these popular terms to make sure that they are are called out when they're being, let's say, mis or something of that sort. but absolutely, we've had difficulties from from day one. i mean, going back to the creation of of of the party system for heaven's that was called factionalism back then. so there was a thought when we first got started that we're going to be parties that was going to be

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tom: mr. gallup, if you need a referral? stop by here. as he nailed it or want -- what? he absently nailed it. -- absolutely nailed it. tom: if you need a word, i can -- you don't meet to put that in. jonathan: fantastic research to read. tom: there's just fantastic research there, there's no other way to put it. jonathan: daniel morris, do you agree with that? inflation might be sticky but monetary policy will be tightened incrementally? >> more or less. we will have a slowdown and not recession. i would not overstate the case for risk assets. it is certainly not a recession. that is better than what we were fearing, but it will be a trend of slowing down economic growth. we will get economic data over the next few months, so it is a modest but not environment, but not for us. signals of a signal appreciation, and when we add on top of that valuations, we take from the u.s., us bashfully protect, and if we are anything, we are underweight and market equities, on the concern of the front of the market you have right now. >> the hallmark is really going back to the outstan

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tom: sorry, mr. ident, theer war isry in ukraine.t some stories are like cherry womans -- bombs, if you're not paying attention, they can snear up on you like this fisherman and this gator. [background sounds]>> [laughter] tom: and some are roman candles. they get your attention, but they don't pack a lot of power and then they fizzle out hiked this rhode island democrat who keyed a guy's car because heman claimed the man was threatening him. do you know what the threat was? he had a biden sucks bumper sticker.king >> he was blocking my way saying that i scratched his car, icr didn't scratch hisat car. i'm a state senator, i'd thinkf you'd recognize me. >> what's the reason to key the car though, that's the question. >> because he was daring me to.s tom: and some stories areey sparklers. they're nice and'r you can watch them with your kids.like like the heart warming story ofe vanilla the chimp who spent hisi whole lifefe in a cage and then saw thske sky for the very first time. [background sounds] lo

but for the moment, mr netanyahu is winning. tom bateman, whojoins me now from jerusalem.tests are still continuing tonight. and pretty fierce response from the authorities.— fierce response from the authorities. ~ , , , authorities. absolutely. it is 12:40am — authorities. absolutely. it is 12:40am in _ authorities. absolutely. it is 12:40am in the _ authorities. absolutely. it is 12:40am in the morning - authorities. absolutely. it is 12:40am in the morning and authorities. absolutely. it is. 12:40am in the morning and i authorities. absolutely. it is - 12:40am in the morning and i was 12:1i0am in the morning and i was here from 9am and we were seeing the protests already in full swing and that pretty fierce response from the security forces and we have seen that growing through the day. and still into the night, water cannon being used and people being dragged off the streets and with the use of force that is very rare, not unprecedented but rare when it comes to internal issues insidejewish israeli society so i think throughout we have seen a series of threshold is cro

mr. ricardo -- tom: what we have learned with our five audiences, i don't want into goat -- i don't wantople watch us to get a new job so ricardo was on. daniel was on. nailed that. [laughter] ricardo is on and he is lighting it up. he has a new job. explain how web bull has two teams and fired one kid that wasn't doing it. ricardo is the back of driver going to the other team. jon: outputs re: --alpha tauri is the bottom of the pack. tom: this is where recover -- ricardo came out of? jon: we wish him luck. it will be difficult. it is a hard car and slow compared to the rest. it is difficult to get on. tom: he is going against perez? what happens? jon: you will have to define what success looks like but if he manages to impress, you wonder if it read was under threat given the difference between max and sergio perez. max is phenomenal -- [indiscernible] tom: p.r. street --peostri it well. jon: there's talk that he might leave. this is great stuff. ♪ >> inflation remains above our goal of 2%? >> we will need more hate -- more rate hikes to bring inflation back. >> it will take time to ass

mr. lee, tom that is, talking about the price of bitcoin. you're looking right now at $30,160. we thought this was maybe in the works with sony now to keep the popular call of duty series on that play station consol a microsoft spokesperson said the agreement will span a decade whether or not gamers on platforms other than the xbox will be able to play call of duty in the future there's been a big question hanging over microsoft's $69 billion bid for activision late friday a u.s. appeals court denied the biden administration for requests to keep the acquisition from going forward, but the deal still faces scrutiny in the united kingdom i think going forward in that sense is kind of okay. >> yeah. it's descriptive. >> it's descriptive of the deal going forward. it's almost as if you said the sun will go down at the end of the day. >> because that is -- >> it's actually correct where you're just not -- word salad just to buy yourself time for your -- >> until your head can catch up. >> exactly going forward. >> speaking of microsoft, the financial times is reporting that the euro

united states, the e u and other quin countries have not taken a more aggressive pastor towards mr. dunn. i a tom paints beside different dizziness, people in australia. it will be recognized. the constitution are increasing, the referendum will take place in october. the government says it's a once in a generation shawn's to a pay relations with the countries aboriginal communities. so o'clock the thoughts from sidney. this is the face of a yes. 10 pine thousands rallied in parks and city centers across the country on sunday, showing support for greater recognition of, of strategies 1st nations people. it's one of those moments i think way. i personally want to be on the right side of history. and i think the history of a strong and politics around aboriginal culture is quite dismal. we have the great privileges this rarely and to have such an ancient community, continuous culture now in the nation. and it's important, they're recognized practicum parliament pos legislation clearing the way for a referendum later this year astride into advice on whether the constitution should be amended to reco

mr. zigler told me there. tomwant to ask you there's a point at which he had a conversation with not only the investigating agent site but also the attorneys and the prosecutors that were involved. he thought there was some understanding of multiple felony and misdemeanor charges they were going to move forward on. and then the whole thing fell apart in the plea deal. what do you make of this? >> yes, shannon, the testimony wasn't mesmerizing. it was a riveting and really a bombshell frankly by the fact you have a career employee who we does clearly not a republican partisan it's evident he was very unhappy and uncomfortable having to go testify bring the story he told was compelling. he felt he was handcuffed and we just heard it now talk about how he felt the agents, the lion agency career employees of the irs had assembled and of evidence of willfulness that would've supported stronger charges. but for whatever reason it appears it may have been political interference from political appointees within the biden

tom: it is a slow news day, can you state that mr. s looking for a 6% level in fed funds rate? david: he came out and said that, he thought we were going to 6%. jonathan:jonathan: i tried to get him in trouble? tom: i don't know who david writes his letter annually to? they call up leibovitz and say, right this for us. david: what is interesting is that it was not too long ago that people were highly skeptical we were going to five. the fed has taken the inflation problem personally. they already made one policy ever and they started too late. we are in the office five days a week. tom: are you going to get a view of park avenue or are you going to be looking out over new jersey and the hudson river? david: i think time will tell. it is how good i am calling the fed. tom: 6%. staroffice review. jonathan: david lebovitz of jp morgan, asset management. welcome to the program, the s&p 500 negative by 0.5%. coming up at 8:30 eastern, about one hour and 15 minutes, a wonderful conversation. there are certain people use it alongside that you

tom: mr. beverage was a force and underrated on single-handedly saving the institution.feller foundation of new york. it was going under in the depression. beverages has been a kenyatta with british economics for years but he came up with the relationships of jobs and welfare. janet yellen is truly expert in the dynamics on an the job market hasn't broken. the relationship hereto something out of lsc like the phillips curve is not working. someone with the recession call, he is looking for what the -- what is the theory that works, the traditional labor dynamics is not in play. jon: one of the hopeful objectives of the fomc is to get -- so far, we have managed to reduce job openings to a certain extent. we have not taken a massive chunk out of them but unemployment is around 3.5%. lisa: please see jobless -- we see jobless claims to come around to 50000 and they haven't sprung upward. have we been pain free or are we hearing about pockets of pain in different places, the white collar recession? the areas where there are greylock -- layoffs, is this the downturn that is k

tom: mr. sunak controls the decision? jonathan: he will have the decision to make. just based on the polls, the labour party gets in and you have to wonder how things get better from here. can they get worse at the moment? just in terms of restructure we can talk about with the economy. the economy has surprised to the upside, just to be clear on that, it has surprised to the upside. when people feel the distinction between economic data and how people feel, that will bid tough discussion for number of months. tom: take us out, i'm busy on threads. jonathan: you're busy on threads? it's good to be back. tom: i'm taking six hours off in august. jonathan: equity futures, slightly negative. i might join you. good morning. this is bloomberg. ♪ 76% of 23andme health customers surveyed reported taking healthier actions. because they know health isn't just a future state. health happens now. start your dna-powered health journey today with personalized insights from 23andme. >> the idea of slowing down pace of rate increases and continuing to slow the pace make sense. we n

mr. marzieh is getting married in malaysia , who is our driver, and now he showed us to keep tom, jerry, jade from the children. there is a lot of new address , ready to prostrate. a lady from us, peace be upon him, is one of old employees, when did you start working here like me? until now , we are getting old together. your clip doesn't make sense . after coming to iran, sherizadeh told us how much in iran, hello sir, very good work, i remember seeing his news. who had taken them to kehrizak and multi-volume nursing home in the neighborhood and later 123 series of women's energies with organizations they were sent to iran by a non-governmental organization for the education of this beautiful boy, his mother and his mother recently came here. why did the parents get separated and we decided to bring the father to visit the child. it has happened that people are selfish because of their selfishness. this selfishness makes them become good. even though they are like this, maybe one of the reasons for their separation is not accepting the responsibility of this particular child from a stag

tom hayes. he didn't see his young sonjoshua grow up because mr hayes was jailed in 2015 when joshua was just three to work for ubs and citigroup bank in toyko as a trader, often earning more than a million in a year. then he was accused by the uk serious fraud office of being the "ringmaster" of an internation conspiracy of an international conspiracy to rig interest rates, and he was found guilty on eight counts and given a 14—yearjail term — longer than some killers — although it was reduced to 11 years on appeal. mr hayes has always protested his innocence, arguing that what he was doing was literally his job and the bosses all knew. for the last eight years he's been fighting to have his conviction and sentence overturned — and today he learned his case would be referred to the court of appeal. we'll speak to him in a exclusive interview in a moment. first, andy verity�*s been reporting on this story for years and has this report. good evening. it's been that much as day... good evening. it's been that much as da , . . . good evening. it's been that much as da... ., ., ., good evening. it's be

tom bateman, bbc news, jerusalem. us president biden said sunday that mr netanyahu should not rush the judicial overhaul. press secretary karinejean—pierre echoed that message after its passage. place with the slimmest it is unfortunate that the vote today took place with the slimmest possible majority. we understand talks were ongoing, we cannot forget that, likely to continue over the coming weeks and months to forge a broader compromise, which is what the president has been calling for over these past several months. past several months, even when the knesset is in recess. our commitment to israel's security remains and i will reiterate, the core of the relationship is on democratic values, shared democratic values and interests and that will continue to be the case. here's what you need to know about the law. it strips the supreme court's power to challenge the government, and limits the high court's power to assess the "reasonableness" of the government's decisions. opponents have been protesting the propsoals for 29 consecutive weeks. large protests in march forced mr netanyahu to delay the reform.

. ♪ tom: "bloomberg surveillance," jonathan ferro, lisa abramowicz, and tom keene. mr.ll disclosure, i have ignored ppi because it used to be a big deal and then it was not a big deal. all of a sudden it is a big deal. lisa: i think this will be really important, especially given yesterday, to confirm what we saw yesterday and on a more granular basis i had of earnings, do we see ppi coming in more than cpi? that really is what remains to be seen. tom: let's go to michael mckee mckee in idaho with an unnamed economist catching trout. what do you see? michael: we are waiting for jobless claims but with ppi we see a better-than-expected number like with cpi yesterday. final demand month over month only up went 1%. it was forecasted to be up .2%. the food and energy up .1%. x food and energy, which is what we look at at the core number for ppi, up only .1% as well. year-over-year basis, headline ppi is up 2.4 percent. getting close to the fed level. the core 2.6%. more good news. there was some thought we might see a negative print with ppi this time but not yet. jobless c

tom: i don't know, i was going to refer to mr. ferro. ert on national anthems, but i was not impressed. tom: the fed king -- this is the king of the united kingdom after his, m&a speak out of turn here -- and i may speak out of turn here, after his coronation in scotland over the last week. some emotion. jonathan: the president will participate in ceremonial arrival and inspection of the honor guard with king charles iii. i understand there will also be a private meeting with the king at windsor castle. later, this was the climate engagement story i talked about, the president will participate in climate engagement with his message -- his majesty king charles at the castle. tom: particularly with the war in ukraine, the debate of climate, has it adjusted and changed, and what will these leaders do about a new debate over esg, a new debate over climate change, still while the war goes on? jonathan: how involved will king charles be on that effort? tom: and the president, as well. the imagery here at windsor castle, and it brings back the f

he may become the deputy minister of internal affairs, tom tugenhat, such information today, the british mass media made public, according to it, mring hut sees quite a few members of the conservative party as the head of the british ministry of defense, while one of them even said in an interview to the delitetelegraph. affairs and geopolitics of competition among great powers. well, tugen khat has combat experience, which, in my opinion, the source of the publication says is necessary in view of the current russian war in ukraine, well, that is not i would like ben wallace to leave this position. well, if he made such a decision . we thank him for everything he did for us so that we could resist russian aggression. well, i would like him to become the new e- is the minister of defense of great britain despite the fact that he has, as i read today, the reputation of a hawk and advocates an aggressive foreign policy, in particular with regard to russia, after the start of the so-called russian special and military operation in ukraine, he called on the leaders of all european countries to expel ambassadors of russia from their cou

tom, thanks a lot for that. 0ur security correspondent frank gardner has more on mr biden�*s week inntially an awkward visit at a very crucial time. why? because the nato alliance faces a number of questions and it needs to try and present a united front. the two—day vilnius nato summit on tuesday and wednesday is coming at a crucial time in ukraine war but it also comes at a time when america is out on its own when it comes to cluster bombs. the decision taken in the last few days by america to supply ukraine with these very controversial weapons has not gone down well with its allies. it has been pretty much condemned by human rights groups right across the world. britain has come out to say "we're not going to be doing it" because britain is a signatory to the convention on cluster munitions and its main has condemned it. so has canada. not in strong terms, but they are not sympathetic to it. so, there is that issue. then there is the issue about who should become the next head of nato, the next secretary general. because there is a bit of disagreement over this they are going to

mr. chairman -- >> gentlelady's time's expired. elizabeth: what do you think, tom?well, look, whether or not he violated the mann act, who's to say? i don't know the evidence. but i would say you can't have a huge amount of confidence that these types of allegations were appropriately pursued within the irs and the justice department. from what we heard today, many of the line attorneys and line investigators did uncover all sorts of evidence of serious misconduct, in some cases criminal misconduct, but they were prevented from fully investigating and from developing the evidence and the testimony and the documents that they would need to make a case. elizabeth: yeah, that's it. >> we're u.s. just not going to know at this point. elizabeth: what tom just said, diversionary distraction tactics by the democrats are falling apart. sam, we're going to show what the whistleblowers said, that doj political appointees put up roadblocks every step of the way to protect joe biden. u.s. attorney leslie wolf blocked search warrants of biden's delaware home even though she admi

mr. trump, no matter what his defense attorneys tell them. >> tom winter, garrett haake and catherine christian, thank you very much. >>> up next, scary moments on capitol hill when senator mitch mcconnell froze up during a press conference. we got the latest on what happened. we're back in 60 seconds. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. u diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. (bobby) my store and my design business? we're exploding. but my old internet, was not letting me run the show. so, we switched to verizon business internet. they have business grade internet, nationwide. (vo) make the switch. it's your business. it's your verizon. (burke) a new car loses about ten percent of its value the minute you drive off the lot. or more. that's why farmers new car replacement pays to replace it with a new one of the same make and model. get a whole lot of something with farmers policy perks. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >>> 18 past the hour. concerning moment on capitol hill yesterday involving senator mitch mcconnell, the 81-year-old senate minority leader was addressi

mr. chairman seeking out its consent tom enter to that artie from the washington examiner entitled to pushoke ideology by an illegally gutted military academy oversight. and in this visa goes through a timeline on september 8, 2021 all of president trump's appointees were fired on september 17, the country often created board of visitors subcommittees and then he populated thepo subcommittees ae people who were not on the board of visitors have you seen that happen before? >> are our board of this elated is populated supports us in great fashion piglets what about the subcommittee? other people the board of visitors subcommittees board up the board of visitors? >> i cannot answer that syrupy. >> into something we ought toet know. >> yes, sir i am not sure pray. >> that would be odd, right? let me ask the question this way. chimney basis to disagree with the reporting that literally we have people not on the board of visitors who were serving on the subcommittees? you have no basis discourage that do you? >> or i'm not sure the question you're asking. i have to take that for record so i can

mr. webb? katie: i hope so. tomhe bond space, these twos-tens spread, it is out to a number i think i have never seen, which is moments ago 100 10 basis point spirit to year yield is 1.1% higher than the 10 year yield. joining us now, we are thrilled that tony krasinski -- tony crezzenzi is joining us. how close are we buying? ? treasuries -- treasuries? tony: the tulips you will affect the market for a while. things change in 2008, 2009 we would say it would never rebound but it did vigorously. i think low and negative yielding bonds are probably out the window for quite some time. tom: i am looking at your headlines. but fund giant pimco prepares for harder lending for global economy. how does that fit into total return in the fixed income market? tony: it is a cautionary note. when we say hard landing it is relative to what others are expecting. at pimco we expect soft landing but that may be harder than others are expecting. we have treasures, mortgages, cap weighted, you want to be up in quality. if there is a

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i am pleased to welcome back to the committee our witness for today, the usda secretary tom vilsack. mr. secretary, thank you for joining us. we will not receive your testimony. you have five minutes. the timer in front of you will countdown to zero, at which point your time is expired. begin whenever you are ready. >> is determined, thank. ranking member, thank you. i think members of the committee would probably agree that one of the major responsibilities, certainly not the only one, is for the usda to work in concert with congress to advance the economic well-being of rural areas. certainly, the key to that is the economic health and well-being of farmers, ranchers, and producers. the reality is in the last two years we have experienced record net cash income in farm income. but, not all, or for that many -- matter, many benefited from that record level income. in fact, the irs recently reported that nearly 50% of farmers over the last several years have not made any money at all and roughly 40% of farmers have made money, but the majority of the money comes from off the farm income

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today, checks myths senior assistant special counsel, a lawyer named tom wyndham, was let ventral courthouse for the second time this week. mr. wyndham is one of the top prosecutors working on the general sixth probe. that was a role he played before jack smith was appointed special counsel. this afternoon, mister wyndham was back in court, indicating that the current jury is amazing. with all of these new details, it really does seem like jack smith might be getting that much closer to potentially and i think trump over his actions in and around general sixth. the clock is ticking. fulton county, georgia fani willis just head to grant juries paneled on tuesday. one of those two koreas pittsburgh to be asked whether or not willis should indict trump for his alleged efforts to overturn the 20 election in his state. the first of his grand jury began hearing cases today. federal prosecutors do not exactly love when parallel local investigations outpace their own. they want their evidence and their theory of the case to be the first version that the public heroes. so the a willis poses a problem for special counsel smith. to a w

tom baker, ktvu fox two news. and among the tributes for mrbennett, san francisco mayor london breed ordered the flags of city hall to be lowered to half staff in honor of bennett's life legacy and love for the city. bennett signature san francisco song is a staple at oracle park, played at every home game today, the giants said the legendary music will live on, quote, we cherish the memories of his friendship and many visits. we will remember him for leaving his heart in san francisco and california senator and former mayor of san francisco, dianne feinstein tweeted these photos of her with tony bennett saying, quote, i was deeply saddened to learn of the passing of tony bennett, the world lost a wonderfully talented musician who inspired millions. san francisco lost a beloved champion. and i lost a dear friend. she added. his heart will forever be in san francisco and ours will forever be with him. former president barack obama writes bennett was an iconic songwriter and entertainer who charmed generations of fans. he was also a good man. mi

we are over to tom's plans to release into the sea, treated contaminated water from the physical machine by nuclear power plants, the if mr. grossi is a sure pushing that contaminated water safe enough. i would like to ask if he is willing to advise the government of japan, a water deprived country to use that water is drinking water. i'm digging for rich spots on costs. as a major canadian mining company expands, its presence in the african copper belt. questions are raised by the environmental impact that should violations of human rights news . 10 am and gaza in mombasa, and here in moscow this monday, july, the 10th. welcome to the our team. those are the united states will be committing more crimes in ukraine if it's tennis, plus g, munitions to kid. that is the blunt assessment of the russian embassy in washington after the us a lunch last week. it would be equipping ukraine with the widely bound and indiscriminate weapons. i don't kind of the has the fact to confess to committing bull crimes by the united states. during the crating conflict. the ugly stated that civilians would die from american costs to type munit

tom: can you talk to mr.n back in place in washington so mickey -- mckee can go down and sit in the air-conditioned room like the old days? [laughter] we miss that, instead of the delay data: 30. stephanie: we would much prefer that. tom: stephanie roth, thank you. bringing a twisted interpretation of economic status with statistics. on the data front, i want to go through this because i think it is fascinating. in terms of visible earnings, it really begins -- i am gaming, three hours is my guess. we are going to get a paris shut down, you will first see lvmh come out with earnings later this morning. you will see the first big earnings from a dominant provider in one of the go-go stocks of the moment. two year yield 4.87%, elevated up just a 10th of a percent. we welcome all of you here on a fed day. when do you go down? mike: i will be going down this afternoon. tom: how do they pick the questioning? do you know in advance when you get called? is there rhyme or reason to it? mike: the chief of staff of the

tom wyndham, was spotted leaving the d.c. federal courthouse for a second time this week. mr. wyndham is one of the top prosecutors working on special counsel january 6th's probe, a role he played before jack smith was appointed special council. and this afternoon he was back in court indicating the grand jury is meeting. so with all these new details at the special counsel's office it really does seem jack smith is getting that much closer to indicting trump on his actions around january 6thch and the clock is ticking. fulton county georgia d.a. fani willis just had two grand juries impanelled tuesday. one of those grand juries expected to ask whether or not willis should indict trump in her state. and the first of those grand juries began hearing cases today. now, federal prosecutors do not exactly love when parallel local investigations outpace their own. they want their evidence and their theory of the case to be the first version that the public hears. so d.a. willis poses a problem for special counsel smith. d.a. willis has signaled he anticipates announcing an indictmen

tom: there is the ukraine specific, what will we do as allies. i think we will hear from mr. stoltenberg. i will take the polarity here of what's going on in the baltic sea with inland and nato with sweden on the cost of being in nato. i cannot believe i'm saying that . its foreign to everything i was educated on. as we get down to the southern front and mr. erdogan's unique pressures with turkey. jonathan: that reporting this morning, we are waiting on some comments from the president of the united states a long time the nato secretary-general. let's get to amh on the ground in lithuania. annmarie: what we want to hear is from president biden and what he has to say regarding what happened overnight within the last 20 for hours. we have a completely different outlook on what we will be able to see coming out of this nato meeting. that is that turkey is paving the way for sweden to be the next member of nato. it was between these two nordic countries on a dual track but finland was able to make the ascension person now it looks like sweden will also be able to do that. it look

we are over to tom's plans to release into the c treated contaminated water from the physical machine by nuclear power plants, the if mr. grocery is assured that the machine that contaminated water is safe enough, i would like to ask if he's willing to advise the guy.

mr. valery eh, we have a thick fog of war, we understand that, but here are all the independent experts who learn information from open sources , for example, the austrian commentator tom-known aviation expert, and also in principle the military affairs expert says that this is his observation, many settlements in the zaporozhye region have already been taken by the armed forces of ukraine, but so far there is no information about this because there is still ongoing clearing, demining and repelling, securing the repulsion of the opponent from their positions and another very interesting moment, which also seems to me to be related , and the washington post published data on how much bradley ukraine actually lost for the start of the counteroffensive with 190 combat vehicles and without turns, only 10 pieces of equipment, that is, not so much no matter what putin said and they waved russian propaganda, andriy is already starting to mention the ocean post. also, there is an extremely interesting publication. so, the ukrainian armed forces, if american journalists are to be believed, have already started to use cluster munitions against the russian interventionists, that'