absolutely, annemarie.nd. that is a backdrop to all of this. ijust want mind. that is a backdrop to all of this. i just want to mention that the district attorney alvin bragg will actually speak in about nine minutes' time. that will be interesting to here. i want to come back to what we heard from the biden—harris campaign. it's a donald trump has never thought he would face consequences but today's verdict does not change the fact. there is only one way to keep donald trump out of the oval office at the ballot box. he will be the republican nominee for president. it goes on to say the threat he poses it is never been greater. he is running an increasingly unhinged campaign of revenge and retribution, pledging to be a dictator on day one and calling for the constitution to be terminated so he can regain and keep our." "a second trump term means violence in the american people will reject this in november." that was the statement that was issued just about an hour ago from the biden—harris campaign. annemar

ijust want to get your erection first, annemarie. want to get your erection first, annemarie-— annemariedecision and the annemarie. it's certainly a _ monumental decision and the verdict today _ monumental decision and the verdict today it _ monumental decision and the verdict today it is _ monumental decision and the verdict today. it is certainly really earth shattering what happened today. undoubtedly, however, there will be probably— undoubtedly, however, there will be probably and the media of feel. the sentencings could be put off after july. when you look at it, there certalnly— july. when you look at it, there certainly are a lot of grounds for appeal— certainly are a lot of grounds for appeal here. there's a very good chance _ appeal here. there's a very good chance that the case will be overturned on appeal, but the question— overturned on appeal, but the question is will that happen before the election? the likelihood of the appeal— the election? the likelihood of the appeal being heard before the election— appeal being heard before the election is not very good. so he will pr

annemarie mcavoy, former federal prosecutor, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. meanwhile in the race for the white house, a new poll shows donald trump leading joe biden in five of the six states that are considered to be battlegrounds. according to a poll from the new york times, philadelphia inquirer, and siena college, president biden leads in wisconsin by two percentage points while mr. trump leads in the states of pennsylvania, arizona, michigan, georgia, and nevada. in the latter two, he is ahead by 10 and 12 percentage points respectively. in gaza, civilians are fleeing fighting on two fronts, in the south near rafa and the north near to paglia. the military says they are targeting resurgence of hamas after forcing them out. it is home to more than 300,000 people, many of them facing acute hunger. residents are abandoning the city following reports of bombardments. fighting is being reported in the south of gaza in rafah. the u.n. says since israel began its operation, 360,000 people have fled. the u.s. secretary of state antony blinken warned an all-out

annemarie, you picked this out in particular.pass in markets. what are you looking at on that sphere? annmarie: i have to go back to what happened with russia's invasion of ukraine. this sentiment, that the more you integrate potentially adversaries into your economics and finance the more likely there could bp's. fink of europe's on russia. but in 72 hours we saw a lot of that fall apart. that is sometimes why i pick holes. lisa: he was up for the debate. he said, have me back in six month and we will discuss once more. after all of the conflicting views we heard there, we heard some people talking dooming gloom, rate hikes really torpedoing some of the strength we have seen in stocks. we heard jay polonsky going full bull. what stands out to you? annmarie: i'm looking ahead to the university of michigan sentiment. i want to know where the american electorate is on inflation. this sparked my attention today from paul donovan at ubs. politicians weaponize economic statistics. to paraphrase that iconic economic resource, the princ

there is a question that annemarie brought up which is how much jay powell represents the mainstreamral reserve. it seems like it will be hard to get consensus around something before september and september will be a hard call considering the implications. >> i promised you an update on european data. the gaining momentum here. beating estimates and the highest level in the year. negotiated pay increasing in the third quarter from a year ago posing an inflation warning just two weeks before the ecb is widely expected to cut interest rates. will they embrace the better data and say inflation is doing ok and we can cut interest rates. based on what we heard from pimco just yesterday they are very interested in getting more exposure to europe because this growth policy mix will improve from here on out. >> what incentive with the ecb to have not to cut next month. they basically want to support the economy all of a sudden the soft landing is looking more in line for them then it was before. when people were talking about the u.s. is an exceptional shot, why wouldn't they say great we w