back with me are susan glasser and jonathan martin. nathan, i wonder if you have sort of -- what you make of this pathos on display as it is reported by michael isikoff and daniel clydeman in their book. >> two fantastic reporters. the martians line sounds quite unlike the lindsey graham susan and i know, it definitely sounds like his sort of humor and sensibility. and doesn't surprise me in the least. these old pros like lindsey graham get the deal with trump. they know what he is and they've long ago made their bargain. i mean like news and weather at 11:00. this is par for the course with them. and the fact he said it to a grand jury obviously a little more consequential, but, alex, this is the stuff that republican lawmakers say every day in private on capitol hill about trump. and they've been doing it now for almost nine years. and it to goes on and on and on and apparently we're going to be doing it into a fourth decade. >> he found it cathartic. i guess in context what unfolded last night on trump's victy stage i'm talking about

back with me, susan glasser, and jonathan martin. , i wonder if you have -- what do you make of the pathos on display as it's been reported by michael, and -- in their book. >> two fantastic reporters, the martians line sign sounds quite like the lindsey graham that susan and i know. it definitely sounds like his sense of humor and sensibility. doesn't surprise me in the least. these old pros like lindsey graham get the deal with trump, they know what he is and they have long ago made their bargain. i mean, you know, news and weather at 11, this is par for the course for them. the fact that he said it to a grand jury obviously is a little bit more consequential. but, alex, this is the stuff that republican lawmakers say every day in private on capitol hill about trump. they are doing it for nine years now. it goes on, and on and on, and apparently doing it now. because trump is poised to be the nominee. >> there is a thing that he was saying it to a grand jury, susan. he founded cathartic. in context with what unfolded last night on t

jonathan martin had in his piece and it's very interesting, his two big points.'ing lower. okay, the other thing is basically abortion is going to save the democratic party. if that's all they have to run, when people are feeling an economic pinch over the last four years, i think they're going to be in big trouble with this kind of performance. >> well, that's it, pot, porn, abortion and an open border. that's their campaign. okay. so that's it. that's it. >> biden is not only bewildered, raymond, he's, as a public figure but soccer star megan rapinoe went down in the last game of her career, it was actually sad. she claims she for her achilles tendon which is a horrible injury, just ask aaron rodgers. here's how she described it. >> i mean, you know, i'm not a religious person or anything and if there was a god, like this is proof that there isn't because [bleep] up. so, yeah. i just' [bleep]ed up because six minutes in i [bleep] my achilles what the [bleep]. >> warming woman, we have to bleep everything she says she's society good with her language. maybe the

as politico's jonathan martin points out after spending time with haley on the trail, the gop traditional professional class base is eager to move on from trump, but the parties beating heart is now trump loving working class voters. the recent why haley had such high hopes on new hampshire is because the state is an outlier in the modern republican party. less religious, more educated and more welfare. she and christy are sitting on the votes of a heavily upscale demographic. haley's challenges that new hampshire may only represent a false dawn, a blip before the primary returns to states with a down scaled demographic, more like iowa. haley may find open new hampshire, but that would only tempered to return home to south carolina and discovered that she is hootie and the blowfish to trump's taylor swift. just to be clear, that is hootie and the blowfish circuit 2023, 1994, when rudy was massive. nikki haley would probably be delighted to have hootie and the blowfish popularity. the reason why chris christie's departure and a sentence in new hampshire matters here is not because of nikki

jonathan martin of politico. former white house press secretary jen psaki. lannie chen, a fellow at the hoover institution. welcome to sunday and a special edition of "meet the press." ♪♪ ♪ >>> from nbc news in manchester, new hampshire, with the new hampshire presidential primary. this is a special edition of "meet the press" with kristen welker. >> good sunday morning from manchester, new hampshire, where just 48 hours from now republican voters will go to the polls to decide whether this primary race is in effect, over, or whether nikki haley or ron desantis can deliver the kind of comeback this state has long been known for, with her political life on the line, haley is stepping up her attacks while president trump appeared to rule her out as a running mate. >> americans aren't stupid now of to just believe what he says. the reality is what lost the white house? donald trump, donald trump, donald trump. >> throughout there, donald trump is telling a whole lot of lies. when you're dealing with the pressures of a presidency we can't have someone else that

up there campaigning and tonight he wento rochester, new hampshire where trumisnd this is from jonathan martin dean philli visiting the trump rally line, calling trump and biden leaders of the past. dean phillips getting 16% in the emerson pole. lisa de chardin who reports for mpr when ton e event is cap -- is packed in the campaign is turning people away because of capacity and this is way more than■Ñ expected, 7 people in the room and she cannot and there wn the hallway outside to so dean phillips getting some love in new hampshire. stephen from kansas, democrat.>. you look beautiful as always. a young diane lane from the movies. i wanted to comment about the boston globe editorial that i thought was very sort of dangerous in that they told people to vote for nikki as opposed to democrats voting for joe biden or the candidate of their choice and i think people should really over that sunday editorial put definitely vote your candidate, do not cross over it will not matte n not goe primary most likely, i think she peeked at the beginning of the week, i think it is extremely dangerous for news

political columnist for politico, jonathan martin. keep that look. i like it. coming up in one minute. >> one minute. >> writer e. jean carroll is expected to take the stand today in her second defamation trial against donald trump. we'll be joined by legal analyst lisa ruben who was in the courtroom for opening arguments and we'll be back again today. "morning joe" back in 60 seconds. . >> all right. >> okay. >> your cereal -- >> 2 2 past the hour >> mom and dads are having to take thomas the tank engine -- the kids still watch thomas? >> thomas the tank engine. >> thomas? still watch thomas. >> john says yes. >> my kids have aged out, but they were really into thomas the train. yeah. the show. the toys. we still have a set around the house somewhere that my wife and i are trying to get rid of. >> huge. >> like that. i'll buy it. >> i actually hear parents say i want to watch "morning joe" but i have to watch thomas. >> really? it used to be "sponge bob." we used to go -- >> former president trump is expected to be in a new york federal courtroom again this mo

is a surprising moment for a lot of people because of things like what your former boss told jonathan martin, friend of the show, for his book with alex burns, about trump, where in the wake of january 6th, he's quoted in the book saying, "i feel xil rated by the fact this fellow totally discredited himself when asked about his feelings on the violence about trump. he put a gun to his head and pulled the trigger. couldn't happen at a better time." yet mitch mcconnell, the leader of republicans in the senate, is once again dealing with the same exact stuff he dealt with for four years in the u.s. senate, and it seems like there's more people in his conference that are listening to trump now than ever before. >> oh, no question. look at the last election. he traded out rob foreman in ohio for jd vance, closer to donald trump. we lost pennsylvania. we traded blunt in missouri for josh holley. the conference got closer to donald trump in the last election. the house has been steadily moving that direction as well. so, when it comes to policy influence and overall political influence, there's no

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you know stewart, politico called -- jonathan martin argues class will be the deciding factor in iowaantis are largely competing for the votes of iowa's upscale caucus goers, while trump is on course to roll with the overwhelming support of blue collar islands. your thoughts on that? >> well, i think there's something to that. you know, it's hard to imagine a nikki haley victory without overwhelmingly winning college educated republicans. and they are the ones that have the most doubt about trump. but you know, iowa, the caucuses are very self selecting groups of people, relatively small percentage of republicans in the state participate in the caucus. and it's going to be even more true, probably on a night like monday, when you take your life in your own hands to go out and vote. and so, this has always been a myth that donald trump is a working class candidate, because he's always lost to, he called the working class those at the lower economic spectrum. his best group, in every election are those who make over $100,000 a year. what he's done is well with the white working class. a

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joining me now, susan glasser, staff writer at the new yorker, and jonathan martin, senior politicalr politico. john martin, can you tell me a bit about what south carolinians think of their governor? no, i'm sure this divides somewhat along partisan lines, but it sounds like democrats don't exactly have a hugely favorable opinion of their former governor. >> yeah. i mean, governor haley's challenge is going to be that the democrats and the estate who are engaged in politics to vote in a february primary are going to recall the governorship and not very fondly, given that they are partisans. look, she's gotta be relying on the same coalition that she put together in new hampshire, which is basically a quarter of republicans, and every independent you can get, who mostly wants to vote for you as a vehicle to embarrass donald trump. it daughter about 43% in new hampshire, i think that it will be hard for her to get that much in south carolina with the same coalition, because there's just not as many of those independent voters in south carolina, and one more, one more thing, this is cr

on moon martin luther king day. jonathanllis in her speech at church neither confirmed or denied she was involved in some sort of a romantic affair but she did say that nathan wade is one of three attorney friends that she hired to serve as special prosecutors in or case gain former president trump. -- against former president trump. peaspeaking at service in atlanta's big bethel ame church, saying that h qualifications of facing scrutiny because he is the only black prosecutor on the team. >> i paid them all the same hourly rate, they only attacked one. reporter: critics point out the other 24 two are not accused of having a romantic relationship with the d.a., she authorized over 650 thousand in legal fees to way who took her on -- wade who took her on cruises and other leisure trial. roman's attorney, issued this statement: this has nothing to do with the color of his skin, fulton co da office said it will response to defense motion filed gains fani willis and prosecuter wade last week. they have j yet to submit 2. larry:

so jay marked, politico's jonathan martin, god bless you, sir we want to see you on monday morning.al co-chair for the biden campaign, congressman jim clyburn of south carolina. so from the republican side to the democratic side, you know jim, that democrats like to whine and they like to complain and they like to say that the end is coming, but i have to say, i know you've talked to the biden people a lot, i'm talking to them a good bit right now, but they're not nervous. like they are not worried. they know that they have to do some things and get moving out there but they still think that they have issues on their side. what do you think? >> we do have the issues on their side, and i think that we have a candidate. the vast majority of the american people are comfortable with it and they're comfortable with his service for the last three years, and i think they're going to be very accountable throughout this year and on into the campaign. we have the issues and the candidate, how can you lose? >> we saw a poll out of pennsylvania, just one poll, but it showed joe biden with three

jonathan: martin nathanson, thank you buddy. nversations with the consumer the people are increasingly frustrated with streaming. tom: one popular gifs is jonathan ferro calling me hey stupid. and now, you've said to follow the tots. the chiefs thing this weekend is absurd. jonathan: if you want to kill a sport hide it on a streaming platform. ♪ >> we feel pretty good about the year ahead. we are looking more broadly. >> we don't need to run the risk of tipping the economy over. it's hard to say the market reflects that anxiety. the economy is actually doing great. the soft landing is happening. this is bloomberg surveillance with tom keene and lisa abramowicz. tom: good morning everyone bloomberg surveillance from new york. this is the day for big bank earnings. jp morgan at 1.72 is their book value, citigroup's last in line up .52. jane fraser has a wall to climb. jonathan: they have a new strategy. we are higher since october but the stock lower by 2%. sonali: we are looking at fourth-quarter revenue and the meson expectation.

and politico jonathan martin the headline where are all the anti-trump republicans, where are they.re there any in concord, new hampshire. matthew: certainly. if you look at new hampshire it is the only purple state, the only swing state in addition to be an early state. republicans can only vote in the republican primary. democrats can only vote in the democratic primary. independents 10 vote in either one. so right now the independents of new hampshire, those who decide the general election will have a significant role in choosing the republican nominee or at least impacting that. right now it's as if they are going to nikki haley. there is a trump fatigue factor. when you go to her town halls one of the biggest applause lines you hear, she is quite candid and says poling says donald trump might be up one to four points on joe biden i am up 17 points so i think a lot of strong conservatives look at that as a resounding rationale for her candidacy and a lot of independent voters find her to be the goldilocks candidate. >> what does president biden need to do to garner those disaffe

i wonder what you make of what governor sununu told jonathan martin and saying the new hampshire primarylive and well, and he said, and i'm quoting him now, the democrats will never dare try to skip the state again, because they've been absolutely embarrassed with the way they've handled it. he said, they don't want to go through this again. is that true of democrats? >> well, who am i to argue with chris sununu? [laughter] >> you are actually the perfect person. that's why i'm asking you. >> i think we will have a very robust 2028. we are already hearing from a number of individuals that more than likely will be a top contender in 2028. 2028 starts tomorrow morning. we are looking forward to that. new hampshire is certainly alive and well. >> -- mr. buckley -- i want to make sure i've heard you right, you heard from people who might be contenders in 2028 that they want new hampshire to be the first primary? >> absolutely. there was a certain level of respect that the president was given in his decision to reward south carolina, because of their vote in 2020. and a lot of people understo

senior political columnist for "politico," jonathan martin, the g.o.a.t. >> thank you so much. his latest reporting is entitled, "the gop is already clashing over trump's vp pick." look for that. >>> coming up, hundreds of mayors from cities across the country are in washington for the annual u.s. conference of mayors. today, they will meet with president biden. we'll talk to the mayors of kansas city and oklahoma city about the issues they plan on bringing up with the president. >>> before we go to break -- >> last night, what was jack asking? >> papa, papa, i want to know, what does willie have planned for "sunday today"? >> what does willie have? >> willie? >> jack is 6'4", 230 pounds, football player. but, yeah, he talks, weirdly enough, you turn him into a little kid every sunday morning. >> somehow, his voice is getting higher as he makes his way through puberty. interesting phenomenon. he should study somewhere. i hope jack likes likely best actor nominees for the academy award. nominations are announced tuesday. i had an incredible conversation wit

jay mark, political's jonathan martin, god bless you, sir.rter: thank you, joe. >>> let's bring in right now assistant democratic leader and national co-chair for the biden campaign, congressman jim clyburn of north carolina. from the republican side to the democratic side, you know, jim, democrats, they like to whine, they like to complain, they like to say the end is coming near. i was going to say, i know you've talked to the biden people a lot. i'm talking to them a good bit right now. i'm not nervous. they're not worried. they know they've got to do some things and get moving out there -- >> sure. >> -- but they still think they've got the erbs on their side. what do you think? >> absolutely. i think we have the issues on our side, and i think we have the candidate. the vast majority of the american people will be comfortable with his service for the last three years, and i think they're going to be very comfortable throughout this year into the campaign, and the issues -- they've got the issues and the candidate, so how can you lose? >>

jonathan: lynn martin of the new york stock exchange and the next hour.hat grease the wheels and carry more ipo's down the road? lisa: it depends, but she's going to enter this better than i would. i just keep thinking about the idea of what people are valuing some of these companies that and how much they are willing to give to some of the valuations. i'm just saying, people have been talking about the reset that hasn't happened and whether people come out to markedly depends on whether the evaluations they like or whether they want to sit on it until they do. jonathan: up next, the race to get into bonds. >> the client said get me out of bonds. every single one is saying how do i get it, when do i get it, where do i get in? jonathan: that conversation coming up next. good morning, you are watching bloomberg tv. (grunting) at morgan stanley, old school hard work meets bold new thinking. (laughter) at 88 years old, we still see the world with the wonder of new eyes, helping you discover untapped possibilities and relentlessly working with you to make them

martin luther king day and also iowa caucus day. i'm jonathan lemire.ting your day and week with us. we will begin this morning in iowa. the caucuses there tonight will be the first nominating contest of the very consequential 2024 presidential campaign. but turnout in iowa could be a real issue because it will be an absolutely frigid night with temperatures below zero across the state. voters must be at their caucus precincts by 7:00 p.m. central time. they will hear from campaign surrogates and fill out secret ballots. then workers at each precinct will tally them up. the results are usually available within a few hours. the caucus system has faced intense criticism as an outdated method that can exclude those who are disabled or anyone else who cannot get out on the one night iowan have their say in picking presidential nominees. ahead of tonight's caucuses, polling shows donald trump holding a commanding lead over his opponents. according to the final nbc news "des moines register" media.com poll, donald trump has 48% of the likely voters in iowa. t

jonathan: it is one week of price action. good to see you. gina martinligence. coming up at 3:00 p.m. eastern time, bill gross of pimco on this bond market performance. lisa: does he still lean in or lien out of bonds? it is predicated on this idea over the longer-term the fed is going to cut rates, the u.s. economy is going to slow. it raises a question for stocks. jonathan: counting you down to the opening bell, as well around the corner. your equity market on the s&p 500 is positive. live from new york city this morning, good morning. this was "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ an ever-changing landscape comes with challenges. from our vantage point, we see opportunities. as a top-ten real estate manager, we harness the power of a 360° perspective, delivering local insights and global expertise across public and private equity and debt. our experienced team and vast network uncover compelling opportunities giving our clients an exclusive advantage. principal asset management. actively invested. jonathan: from new york -- manus: from new york city, it's taken

martin scorsese killers flower moon. christopher nolan oppenheimer. those lengthy most poor thing. jonathan glazer. >> barbie was nominated for best picture but not as director greta gerwig bradley cooper directed himself to an acting nomination but was not nominated for best director. no snow here, but rather record martin scorsese with his 10th oscar nomination for directing the most for a living director at 81. he's also the oldest best director nominee. the 96 oscars will take place on oscar sunday march. the 10th reporting from well. >> we to be on my streaming service will see tonight at 10 night. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: nikki haley's last stand. >> today is a big day. >> it is do-or-die day for

you knew this had to happening racist on martin luther king day. fox news jonathanhank you, jonathan. >> reporter: good evening, larry. fani willis in that speech neither confirmed other denied she was involved in some sort of a romantic affair but she did say that nathan wade was one of three attorney friends that she hired to serve as special prosecutors in her case against former president trump and 18 codefendants. speaking at that mlk day service at atlanta's big bethel ame church the d.a. implied wade's qualifications is facing scrutiny because he is the only black special prosecutor on the team. take a listen. >> i appointed three special counsel as my right to do. paid them all the same hourly rate. they only attack one. >> reporter: but critics point out the other two special prosecutors are not accused of having a romantic relationship with the d.a. over the past two years willis allegedly authorized more than $650,000 in legal fees to wade who took her on cruises and other leisure travel, that according to a motion filed last week on behalf of codefendant

>>> plus, why does jonathan majors keep invoking the late coretta scott king? the king family has something to say about it. martinking iii is here to talk about that and what he hopes we'll do on his father's birthday. >>> the state of texas is blocking federal access to part of the border with mexico, and that caught homeland security officials by surprise. this is happening in eagle pass, texas, a former homeland security official called the action mind-blowing. now, for more than a year, texas governor greg abbott has been busing migrants out of texas to cities with democratic mayors, including new york and chicago. the governor of illinois is pleading with abbott to stop migrant drop-offs during the winter storm. the fear is that migrants could die in this cold. new york city is struggling to find housing for more than 33,000 people who have arrived from august since august of 2022. now thousands of migrant families have to move again and find potentially new housing. new york's 60-day shelter rule means that families who have been placed in hotel rooms are being forced out and back into the central intake sy

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martin scorsese. killers of the flower moon christopher nolan. oppenheimer yorgos lanthimos. poor things and jonathan. the zone of interest. >> and now for our final category. >> i can't wait. >> let's read them together. the nominees for best motion picture of the year are are american in fiction. >> ben leclair, nikos karamihos, cord jefferson, and jermaine johnson, producers anatomy of a fall marie-ange. luciani and david tune. >> bar rb david heyman, margot robbie, tom ackerley and robbie brenner, producers the holdovers mark johnson, producer. >> killers of the flower moon, dan friedkin, bradley thomas, martin scorsese and daniel lupi, producers. maestro bradley cooper, steven spielberg, fred berner, amy durning and kristie macosko krieger, producers. oppenheimer emma thomas, charles roven, and christopher nolan, producers. past lives david hinojosa, christine vachon and pamela koffler, producers. poor things ed guiney, andrew lo, yorgos lanthimos, and emma stone, producers. and the zone of interest james wilson, producer this year's nominees. >> it's been an honor to be with all of you. this mo

justine triet for anatomy of a fall, martin scorsese for killers of the flower moon, christopher nolan for oppenheimer, poor things director yorgos lanthimos and jonathanhe zone of interest, i need you here. lily gladstone makes history as the first native american to be nominated for the actress in a leading role oscar. joining her are naiads annette bening, anatomy of a falls, sandra hüller, maestros carey mulligan and emma stone. for poor things, actor in a leading role. nominees are maestros bradley cooper, colman domingo for ruston, paul giamatti from the holdovers, oppenheimer's cillian murphy and jeffrey wright for american fiction people want to love you in supporting actor are american fiction, sterling k brown, killers of the flower, moon's robert de niro, robert downey jr of oppenheimer, ryan gosling for barbie, and mark ruffalo of poor things. actress in a supporting role. nods go to oppenheimer stars emily blunt, danielle brooks for the color purple, barbies america ferrera niaid's jodie foster and da'vine joy randolph from the holdovers. the 96th oscars air march 10th, hosted by jimmy kimmel this year, starting an hour earlier in hollywoo

jonathan eig. [applause] it's common for me when visiting family and friends to be greeted by an article, depiction or a quote from dr. martin luther king, jr. in the home. i've known of his accomplishments since childhood. i revere, and as a black american i've grown up to it. and growing up baptist i was privy to the sacred works of dr. king. when i heard of jonathan eig's book, "king - a life" what could i learn reading about dr. king that i did not already know, but i was eager to find out. in fact, i have meticulous research and the ability to uncover significant details, make this book, which is the first significant biography written of the civil rights icon in decades in about 30 years, it makes it a must-read. this is the first king biography to include recently declassified fbi files. before reading it, i thought, hoover intensely disliked dr. king, but i have research that suggests that hoover was dangerously obsessed with the reverend. as we've seen in the media recently, and the run-up to this book release, mr. eig has uncovered details that may cause some of us to rethink king's relationship with malcolm x. it'

martin luther king iii is with us to talk about what we believes we should be doing to honor his father's memory on his birthday. also, what the king family thinks about actor jonathanajors invokine ing coretta sco king and the days since. >>> plus, an update on a young man named jonah, 17 years old, from haiti, adopted by a family in indiana. we brought viewers this story a couple weeks ago. blind, has autism, sere bral palsy, nonverbal. he was several days away from starting deportation proceedings. we have an update, this feels good. >> packed hour. victor, thank you. >>> first of all starts at the top of the hour right here on n cncnn. more a after the b break. >>>> see you t then. before i started playing basketball, i was kind of quiet. i wasn't really that confident or outgoing. but now, with basketball, i feel like a leader. yo, cayden! sport for good means to me that i'll be able to give back to my family and my community. goals can be accomplished, dreams can be accomplished, but dreams are just dreams if you don't go out and try to achieve them. learn more about sport for good at laureususa.com. >>> two football teams are wasting no time replacing their l

martin scorsese "killers of the flower moon." [ applause ] christopher nolan "oppenheimer." "poor things." and jonathanction." [ applause ] >> "anatomy of a fall." >> "barbie." [ applause ] david heyman, margot robbie and robbie brenner producers. >> "the holdovers." [ applause ] mark johnson producer. >> "killers of the flower moon." bradley thomas, martin scorsese producers. >> "maestro." bradley cooper, steven spielberg, brad burner, amy derning. >> "oppenheimer." [ applause ] emma thomas, charles rosen and christopher nolan producers. >> "past lives." [ applause ] >> "poor things." ed giney, andrew lowe and emma stone producers. >> and "zone of interest." [ applause ] >> congratulations to this year's nominees. >> it's been an honor to be with all of you this morning. and to all the nominees as we say in the biz, break a leg! [ applause ] >> good luck to all the nominees. watch the oscars live with host jimmy kimmell on sunday, march 10th. this year the show will start at a new time beginning one hour earlier at 7:00 p.m. eastern and 4 p.m. pacific on abc. we look forward to -- >> we won't say brea

jonathan glazer. >> barbie was nominated for best picture but not as director greta gerwig bradley cooper directed himself to an acting nomination but was not nominated for best director. no snow here, but rather record martin scorsese with his 10th oscar nomination for directing the most for a living director at 81. he's also the oldest best director nominee. the 96th oscars will take place on oscar sunday march. the 10th reporting from hollywood. i'm sam rubin. >> up next during the pandemic, they were on track to become one of the biggest social media platforms in the world. and today they're cutting jobs. will tell you why tiktok is laying off (vo) fargo, the new virtual assistant from wells fargo, gives you information you need quickly. (hr manager) if you don't have your account info for direct deposit... you all gotta come back tomorrow! (employee) fargo, what's my checking account routing number? (hr manager) be like her. (vo) do you fargo? you can, with wells fargo. continue in the world. attack us tiktok becomes the latest media giant to make cuts. according to reports, at least 60 workers. >> from los angeles, new york and austin, let go from the company which other reports are saying around 100

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jonathan: congratulations. thank you. a great start to this morning. cpi is coming up later. we will talk to scotty montgomery lombard. tom: upon us on monday, martin luther king day, jon, you will be traveling to davos. michael shepard and our team in washington giving us good coverage on that. but then it's on to new hampshire. after the debates last night, i am worn out by the back-and-forth juvenila. jonathan: do you want to teach chris christie about hot mics? tom: that would be another lesson. [laughter] jonathan: it happens, t.k. when you get comfortable having a microphone on you, it could happen. had some things to say about nikki haley and ron desantis. about how nikki haley would get smoked. to talk about what you spent on advertising and the return you've got from that. tom: but it is vintage chris christie. he has sort of been doing this for decades. jonathan: i love finding out what people actually think about a certain situation, never mind the varnish are sitting in front of people when the news conference goes live and you say the things that you think you have to say. i'm interested in what people actually think. i think that we g

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jonathan: i spoke to the -- present this morning about confronting an era of misinformation and how difficult that is going to be for capital markets. we will catch up with lynn martinup next, donald street win in iowa. -- donald trump's big win in iowa. >> the big risk for markets is inflation get stuck. >> we are getting inflation prints that are a bit hot. >> we know the consumer will get squeezed. >> you run the fine line of keeping inflation underpinned at a trajectory that is uncomfortable if psychology does not moderate. >> this notion that immaculate disinflation will continue is something i find hard to reconcile with actual data. >> this is "bloomberg surveillance" live from the world economic forum in davos. jonathan: lisa made the rules. it is good afternoon. it is not good morning. this is bloomberg surveillance. alongside lisa abramowicz i am jonathan ferro together with annmarie hordern. equity features are slightly negative. it is our two of our coverage. what an hour behind us. we have to reflect on ken rogoff, the harvard professor calling a soft landing in six rate cuts a pipe dream. lisa: maybe it reflects the nervousness you are feeling in marke

martin daubney on gb news britain's news channel >>a channel >> a brighter outlook with box solar. sponsors of weather on . solar. sponsors of weather on. gb news. >> hello there, happy new year! i'm jonathanfice the last of 2023 were last few months of 2023 were rather wet and the start of 2024 is picking up on that theme because it's going to be a very wet end to year's with wet end to new year's day, with rain in across of rain spreading in across much of england, northern ireland england, wales, northern ireland and eventually into for and eventually into scotland for the night . the second half of the night. that'll be pushing colder the second half of the night. thiahead pushing colder the second half of the night. thiahead push so colder the second half of the night. thiahead push so willolder air ahead of it, so it will be falling over higher falling as snow over the higher ground very windy for ground here. very windy for shetland with gales and also for the coastal gales across southern areas of england . southern areas of england. overnight. quite overnight. we'll be quite mild in south, holding in the south, holding up in double figures, double digit figures, but something cold