fazeli more about what is going to happen in this conference , ms. fazeli. hello, good morning. hello, i would like to say good morning to you and the viewers of the news network. yes, as you said, the ministry of health, medical education and medical education is holding the first youth conference today. the focus of this conference is infertility treatment and the topics that will be discussed in it are legal issues in infertility treatment. social issues in infertility treatment as well as issues ethics in infertility treatment. as the dear viewers know and are informed, the population growth rate in our country has decreased a bit, experts believe that when the population growth rate is 2 , the age balance of the population will be maintained, now the population growth rate in our country is around 16 and if this trend continues, we according to experts' predictions, by the year 1433, we will have one elderly person for every 3 people in the country, and in order to support and preserve the dignity of these elderly people, we need to have a population balance so that these e

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sam fazeli, thank you very much. coming up, astrazeneca joining the weight loss drug race. be speaking with the cfo on the other side of this break. this is bloomberg. ♪ (adventurous music) ♪ ♪ ♪ be ready for any market with a liquid etf. get in and out with dia. alix: this is "bloomberg markets ." you are looking at live pictures of the ends of hell --principal room. david risher, lyft ceo, joins us at 12:00 new york time. this is bloomberg. ♪ quick check on the markets. we are kind of going nowhere fast on a broad basis for the s&p. we were trying to eke out nine days of gains. he may have given that over the last nine days it has been tech, consumer discretionary, and real estate, kind of a mixed bag. yields not doing a lot. a little higher on the back end, but we have the 30-year auction coming. the yield is below were sitting right at its 50-day moving average. i wonder whether technicals will look like after this auction. something else we are looking at our individual stocks like astrazeneca. that's talk in london up over 2%. it also said he will be dipping its toe i

joining us is sam fazeli, director of research of bloomberg intelligence. always a pleasure.to see you! we used to see all of the time and we are talking to you and it is not about covid! that is exciting! astrazeneca tomorrow, what will we hear? >> the focus will be on costs. they had a phenomenal first half, 21% are pps and i think that they did say that in the second half costs go up, everybody is watching that particular line item. in looking at r&d. that is where the focus is. we will be hearing about china, the anticorruption going on. astrazeneca is one of the biggest pharmaceutical companies in china from the international perspective of companies. we would see if they are elements of events, we are not hearing anything or calling asia or not hearing anything on the ground. i think out to be something that people are sensitive to -- i think that would be something people are sensitive to. guy: what are we learning about products? relating to breast cancer? give me a flavor of what is happening in terms of what the potential of some of these drugs is? >> one of the int

i don't -- i'm not -- i don't mind being here, i don't mind being on stage it doesn't faze me too muchike 30 years of cynicism was exiting my body [ laughter ] and -- >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. and you're standing there, and everyone's looking at you, and this is it, bud. >> yeah, and it was -- >> jimmy: like, "let's go, i need -- i'm missing my other half." >> but it was beautiful, and it was every cliche, and i kind of melted and broke in a very sweet way. [ audience aws ] and what i - haven't felt that way since the cheesesteak, really. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah [ laughter ] but no, this is -- but it's a big deal, and i know you guys are both - >> it's a huge deal, and i also like, "is this really fun? >> jimmy: i saw your mom in the hallway. and i said to her, "last time i saw -- >> what'd you say to her >> jimmy: i said, "what, are we back at the -- i said, "what, are we back at the concert? >> yeah. >> jimmy: something like that, because last time we saw each other we were watching you perform at radio city music hall, and you were fantastic >> you came in hot >> jimmy: i did come in hot.

. >> so, simon, donald trump does not seem to be fazed by this little.not going on the debate stage, and allies of his and the trump team have told nbc news that they think that this opportunity on monday, where he's gonna testify, can work to their advantage. they're gonna try to see how they can use this. how should democrats be looking at this? because it's not just about the 2024 presidential. every single member of the house of representatives is up. there are some key races, governors races. so how can democrats take a swing at this? >> i think these debates have been very ripe problematic for the republicans. it's reminded us that it's not just trump. it's the whole party. listening to some of the extremism, the craziness, the anger, desantis is terrible performances, it's just this wild new creature on this scene. i think it's part of the reinforcement that the republican party goes much deeper than trump. -- democrats, one of the things that we're learning is that with polling now showing the election close between biden and trump, it is time, i

they are not fazed by any of this or what has been done to the christians in china whose churches havelldozed on xi's orders. is the google ceo also not concerned about what's happened to hong kong ceos who have been disappeared by china? or the ones who have been thrown into solitary confinement for years like jimmy lye? all these people for money have a convenient case of amnesia because they are so desperate expand, export and sell more stuff there and the biden ventriloquist, well, they want a beautiful green future with china. that's funny. of course, this requires improving the u.s.-china relationship. but the truth is biden is already compromised. given how much money his son hunter made there for no discernible talent other than being the then vice president's son. now, y'all remember during the 2020 election, president biden denied all of the money that was made. my son has not made money in terms of this thing about -- what are you talking about? china. >> laura: it took the press years to finally admit that joe was not telling the truth about that. and why? because hunter hi

nothing fazed her. >> question, had ben hired a key escort girl to tie him up?e snarked the idea and told them to turn it down. >> have compassion, please, have mercy. if there is an electrical chair and i am a suspect, give it to me right now. put me out of my misery. i want to die. >> shortly after 9 pm, detective carpentier brought up the idea of a lie detective test. >> i take 100 like detectors. i do whatever you want me to do. >> at this point i'm hoping that i am completely wrong. if she takes this polygraph tests, and she passes it, then i'm just going crazy my own head. there is no way that you could have done this. >> may also agreed to be polygraphed. but then narcy got cold feet about taking hers. >> so we ask, what's wrong with you? why don't you take the light detective test? >> the mother finally agreed to the polygraph. may would pass her test. but -- >> how did the lie detective test go for narcy? >> it didn't go well. >> she flunked it all the way through? >> yes. >> when the cops were finally done with the two of them for the night, may finall

they're not fazed. they it's like like they're walking down to the store near the corner market.they know where they're going now. you know, they just ask which way. and i just point them to the direction of the of the the illegal staging area that they have. they have anywhere from 50 to 500 out there at any time. and the border is not secure. we do have an open border right now because they're just walking in. and, you know, we spend millions and billions of securing other other borders and countries before we before we skiers, we've seen it with cnn and at all taken aback by what it observed. yeah, they were they couldn't believe it. >> but because we've been showing this footage for about a year, to me, i know it shocked me because that's what i said is like you can go on on tik tok or any social media and find thousands of videos like mine. you know, they're they're everywhere. this is this is a crisis. it's an invasion. i don't believe they're coming here to pick strawberries and lettuce. i mean, you know, there's something going on here and i mean, it's bigger than than wh

taking it down and tearing down people like me i understand that comes with the territory we are not fazedit. what i believe in for the founding principles of the country's individual freemen, limited government, peace through strength, fiscal responsibility, free markets, human dignity those are essential american principles i've been labeled all kinds of stuff but these people do not know me. it is no fun to be misquoted and maligned and mocked of course but we know that comes with the job and we are under the phase we will continue to love all people we will continue to bless even those who persecute us that is our worldview that is how we operate if people -- make everybody take a breath give us a chance you will see what principled governments looks like that's what i'm committed to doing. shannon: we have to go but i have to ask you this are so much made about a vanity fair says this what is up with mike johnson shady simulate financial disclosure you've never recorded at bank account or asset on the financial form going back to 2016 uniquely metaphors? >> yes look i am a man of mode

kind now, naturally, biden's honest character ization of president xi as a dictator didn't seem to fazeyou know, us business leaders at dinner last night. neither did china's reported against its minorities. the weaker community the group gave him a standing ovation.in >> anyway, take a look.g thanovatk you, amy. while concerns over biden's age are only growinggrow every singe day struggle to find his way off the stagfe yet again last night, this is an ongoing problem for the presidenngoingt maybe somebody wants to drawra a little pictures, little diagramswle, you know, maybe cartoon characters so he can find his way off the stage, take a loo a look.k. >> okay. with reaction, fox news contributor charlie hurt, the co-hos reactio t of the big money co- show on our sister network, a fox business. of thebrian greenberg charlie, i don't even know what to say. so we have intellectual property theft. we have unfair trade practices. we have spy balloons. we have hostile actions against our fighter jets in international airspace, hostile action actions against our navy in international waters.

and by all accounts, it didn't seem to to faze him. he called mrs. ford, of course, he wanted to reassure her. he did say later on, of course, mrs. ford was out of, you know, a very vocal campaign for the era and associated with any number of of women's issues. and he did say to her in jest, those women lousy shots. and. it was probably a good thing. i know. one quick thing and then hopefully we'll hear from questions. when you look at the ford presidency, we've talked about lots, you know, minor discoveries and revelations. ultimately, it seems to me what justifies his book and the real surprises about this book is historically, we now know almost 50 years later that ford a much more consequential and relevant president than we thought. in 1977, he went to his grave believing that his legacy was his effort largely successful to restore some degree of confidence in american presidency, which had been tarnished not only by watergate but vietnam and a whole, you know, a decade, the assassinations and social upheaval. that's what he believed. in 1975, h

didn't faze you particularly? >> i loved the camping, honestly, i've never slept so well jungle.liant. loved it. was brilliant. i loved it. >> was the worst bit >> and what was the worst bit about it in terms of the trials you to you had to do? >> i didn't like any of the >> oh, i didn't like any of the claustrophobic ones. like when they alive in a coffin they bury you alive in a coffin and they you not to it and they tell you not to call it and they tell you not to call it a coffin. it's like it's a coffin. like anything coffin. i didn't like anything like some of it was scary, like that. some of it was scary, but camp life i loved but the actual camp life i loved and, you know you'll be and, you know that you'll be safe, don't you? >> snakes put in >> that the snakes they put in are going be that are not going to be cobras that will bite they're going to will bite you. they're going to be snakes that aren't poisonous. they may be slithery and unpleasant, it's unpleasant, but i mean, it's hard. >> hard think that when >> it's hard to think that when you're i think mean, it you'

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. >> voters don't seem to be fazed that he's been indicted.onviction could make a difference. >> it could. we'll see. the idea of voting for somebody underinvestigation, even somebody who's been indicted for one thing. voting for a convicted felon is another thing entirely. >> donald trump already planning for another term. >> it's just incredible. i don't think voters have come to terms with what he is talking about doing. he is talking about a campaign of revenge and retribution. there was a fascinating story consistent with my reporting in "the washington post" talking about how he want to prosecute his political opponents. not only his rivals. his former defense secretary, people that served him. john kelly, his former chief of staff. mattis, his former defense secretary. bill barr, his former attorney general. are voters really ready to sign up for that? he's talking about using american troops on the streets of u.s. cities, something he tried to do when he was president last time but was stopped by his own people. this would be a very ra