the essence of your question that you might be in this situation will change that when the european p paul was got to wake up from this state of and not the grossest from this c panada states. is that the masters of the european union and put them into when your pin citizens start to, then you're not legible when you much to understand what their national interest when they start to see that is not the, the interest of the sovereign states kind of done we can always go sales or play, move would coincide with the, with nato and the united states and curious and when they see how many atrocities were perpetrators. because the american paul assess with these sees a washington has, was that i would put them into misery. that inflicted sufferings, some of them, but when you start talking, human serving energy economic ties with the russian federation of what, when these ties were severed, does not exist in the me. when they understand that the division of the base line was drawn, he would have at the heart of europe and the center of europe. ms. oliver monday. thanks for your time today. we rea

and the indian national developmental, inclusive alliance before us is led by the routing, b, b, j, p. paul t and is headed by the comm prime, is that the random of the bill positioned along as is headed by the indian national congress policy, which seems to promote parliament member a whole gotten the to the post of prime minister. a good sir. so now this year was 66.3 percent a polity. a coalition needs 272 seats. so across the majority market, in the $543.00 members, lock sub off the low a house in this policy. for now, the b j. p lead alliance is leading in the to, meaning that being cumbersome prime miss under and the movie is what on track for a 3rd consecutive to that as well as live now to journalist out, oh gosh, she's in new delhi, joining us from that. all right, thanks so much for joining us. you can see the numbers i'm looking right now live. we're looking at the b j. p policy with 217 seats with these current results. what are your thoughts on how this election is turning out and what do you predictions the most of all the, ever since i didn't know the one the election in 2014

those people, deliberate, a battering into your p and paul them, and selections to my crumbs hunting marine depends. national raleigh, a sizable win. a new post, a boy of that party. 28 year old politician and tick tock. star jordan ball della will run to become prime minister in the new elections, and president micron will have to a point him is the far right wins. the majority off to, to ryan was a voting. the french president has been snowed up here at the assembly since he lost his majority in 2022. calling for selections is issued political gamble, but this is a politician years to the back in 2017. when he won the presidential elections, he did that with a brand new policy working the french political establishment, stomachs, but same a criminal praise. well, when the stakes are high, we have macro now back into focus of this campaign. and maybe we have a candidate as a bit more aggressive, a bit more, let's say popular on popular or well known, to be honest, it's going to play for, but we need to wait and see what happens. and this is going to have an impact on the way funds l

the ask on leadership is actually round top is fine games, paul. p. cultivation, the religious stage claims is the west, which has been capitalize in going drunk manufacturing in the country. still on costa has more details. resolving success for the taliban war on opium production and afghanistan. but according to the u. n, a new problem arises of more potential drug related deaths. as users turn to synthetic narcotics. the result of a prolong shortage of f can, opiates could have multiple consequences enough to understand and in countries of transit and destination for african opiates. the purity of heroine on the market is expected to decline. such a switch may pose significant risks to health and lead to an increase in overdose is, especially if the alternative opioids include highly potent substances such as some fentanyl analogs or neat designs that have already emerged in some european countries. in recent years. since 2020 to the taliban has been enforcing an all out band on opium cultivation on orders from their supreme leader with productio

and as policy that for the order p and paul, the post, the brags it party, that he liked the old on the top of your few pop polls. he was an important figure in getting the u. k. out of your opinion union. so he's under estimated your tyrell as your report said, there's no chance of dodging for all it wouldn't be election. can be quite something if you can achieve upon that i'd received at westminster for 1st time in his career. but basically what he does, it does, it got sent to right boat, and he stops the conservatives making any ground. the labor of the consensus trail laid up by 20 percentage points. ultimately, nigel for largest plan is to take over the opposition to labor. the policy launch the manifesto today or contract with the public as he described it. did we get a clear idea of what policies this policy has for the biggest single policy is a freeze on integration and that does play well. if you look at the conservative, suppose is, what is the single most important issue, the selection, they say immigration. so obviously every for all planning a very, very tough approach to

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after john p -- pope john paul ii respect benedict and the leader of the catholic church.on't know what i am. we've got labels on everything. i'm know the a republican, not a democrat, what am i-- joe biden is a catholic would i have head bumped the pope when i met him. neil: i don't know what was going on there, you're quite right. the pope greets him efusively, and i wonder, given his position and abortion, i'm not here to judge. but the catholic church. to be for it, but to head bump and everything else, they're still fast friends. >> i think it's great. and i honestly, not to make it political or religious, but my faith is so strong, you know, thanks to my mom, god bless her, i have unwavering face and also i'm an italian catholic, i'm a catholic and a proud catholic so when things like the pope he's going to try to do something politically, you brush it aside. and i'm more on the radio now than anything else. i'm more like an entertainer radio host, i don't know if i fall into comedian. on positive note, pope francis reached out to some of the comics and maybe next ti

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p parties? because, you have certainly had those too. paul, do you want to tac>> i am happy to start. am looking forward to what don has to say. it's a delight to be here. it is a delight to be here with ed the you,t so ably for 30 years and continue to make remarks about time to time. it is a particular pleasure to be here with who i have argued with and against. i can say, i greatly prefer to argue with don on my side. this will be great fun. i would say that voting and democracy cases probably have something in common in my mind al with separation of powers cases. i have been privileged to argue a few of them. in a sense, it is idea that we are here as guests of the constitthese are constitutional law under the most basic sense. they are like, how do we constitute ourselves as a republic, a democracy, some combination of the two? where are the lines? how much is a purhow much is a republic? to me just have an interest level that exceeds other cases. contrasts most obviously with business cases. businesses. i do not want t anything negative about business cases. but even if you comp

therefore, i'm not going to be equally happy that the s&p, we are not going to give up some of the gains. paul: how are you trading around that election risk? >> making a list of what i should or should not by if any of the two are elected. for example, if biden is elected, that is relatively negative for anything that has to do with the commodity sector, oil, mining, and the big power companies because he has a climate focus. trump has said he will move away from the cop 15 and the united nations agreement on climate, so that is going to be bullish for the carbon sector. unfortunately, i have two extremes. in other words, i will tell you if you are going to by energy, by it if you really think trump will get elected. if not, do not buy it. i have both a negative and positive catalog. i do not really have a balance whereby trump gets elected or biting that's elected, then that is going to be very good for the equities. it's going to be quite mixed because my list contains as many don't buy and do buy again, whether any of them is a winner. please, from now on, load up on equities. whichever ha

they respect each other because we are both paul, the need is on you to be level, but the mind to join the family if you wanted her in idle i the p p. i don't see this that she wants to join. i don't see a statement from her. i don't see initiative from her. she's pregnant is typically a, and that is what i respect. and i have telling you that yes, she voted in favor of the migration pack to all bundled it against kuchinski voted against. so i see her being reasonable under it'll be level being ready to compromise on you. it'll be level and that is what your needs compromise. readiness to give in to accept a common solution that we bring you to for what kind of danger do you think the far right poses to your well that's, that's fundamental. you know, in germany we have, for example, if d and they are one of the key politicians, i guess it's publicly this. europe must die. that is what he says. probably. we know that a big part of the right extreme are puppets of 14. they are paid by putting ethan weiss of europe and all of the new scandal on the table. so that is, it is at stake. so people must understand if they've voted for rid

paul: the fed's cautious outlook on rates does little to deter bets on cuts. the s&p topping 5400 for the first time. plus, india's inflation eases only slightly in may, stating about the rei's target and justify an caution on rates -- staying above the are b.i.'s target and justify caution on rates. >> this time yesterday, we were really waiting up for the u.s. data and the fed notes. now we have gotten most -- both, but it's interesting that it does not seem to be that one clear narrative markets are running on. we saw the core cpi rising at the slowest pace in more than three years, so raising hopes we would see that soft landing. as for the fed, the change in the outlook for interest rates coming in a bit more hawkish, but it seems that the s&p 500 running above 5400, the mega caps getting lifted overnight, the initial exuberance in asian markets did not quite translate into what we are seeing. the kospi paring gains from earlier on in the session. we are seeing the dollar pickup. the korean won is benefiting from lower u.s. yields, but look at the way the yen as

paul limited by protest is a national security threats. at least 13 people have reportedly been killed during a dramatic day of demonstrations of the m p. 's post a new bill imposing new taxes. the military was deployed of to hundreds of protest as storms. the poem and compound in the centre of nairobi. instead of building on fire, the u. s. and african union has urged restraint and cold old parties to provide space for dialogue. protests to say there's still time to stop the president from signing the bill into law. but president william russo has vowed such unrest won't happen again at both have a cost. i hear by people not to use the planner, the finance just focus st. us on the bit test of violence. and i know that the security infrastructure is published to protect the public and it's southern and wouldn't be deployed to stick to the country and threats to know much the same bus route of the was at the protest in the capital. and i robi and begins our coverage within hours of passing the despised tax bill. and just part of them. it was over run by angry demonstrators fulfilling a promise to occupy how many politicians were forced t

p alliance has maintained its majority taking more than 290 seats in the parliament. the opposition, uh indian national congress and its allies hop around 230 now paul to our co nation needs 272. that's the magic number to cross the majority mark in the looks up now or below a house. now us the races fall close to the many had been predicting the opposition . neither says the indian people, i've sent a clear message to none the moody. and this is the main thing that this election is that the country is united mostly and clearly stated. we do not want mr. not in the movie, and mr. i'm it shop, but they involved in the running of this country. we do not like the whole day around this country. we do not appreciate the way they have attacked the constitution. we do not appreciate the with it around this country for the last 10 years. so that is the message for mr. i. and i'd like to think if anybody this one has participated in this election, i am extremely proud of the people of india. i'm extremely proud of the people who have resisted best on stuck on the constitution. so essentially the opposition trying to say that's all, no danger more. the in fac

paul: we are seeing some of the markets that have those ai players reaching fresh record highs constantly. the s&p has touched a record 30 times this year. and we have a bank of america poll as well suggesting more and more cash is piling into stock markets. as rights eventually decline, do you see that exhilarating when cash from money markets starts pouring into equities? >> i don't think we will be leaving the territory of relatively higher for longer too soon, to be honest. it has been a theme that we had from last year on. last year, when people were looking at cuts, we saw there won't be any rate cuts. we entered this year looking at a shallow, small cutting cycle by the fed, so we have just come out of our new revised forecast at the beginning of this week, and re-remain of the opinion we will see rate cuts to be employed. in total, over the next time before it's just one year, but only one of those cuts happening during the remainder of this year. so, you look at the plane cash in the equity space, i don't think that would be the main driver because that meeting where we see the 25 basis p

paul, did you know that the beer duty on pints in this country is 54.2 p compared for that to spain? so do the maths. it's a lot of tax we're paying on a pint. >> that is a lot of tax. and actually if i know sean you don't drink if you have no alcohol or low alcohol lager the price difference isn't that different. it's not 50% different, is it? it probably ought to be, but no, you know, i was the hospitality minister dunng was the hospitality minister during covid. i brought together the hospitality industry to try and co—create solutions together to for the not just to bounce back from covid, but actually have, have, pubs and hospitality sector really start to thrive and so much of that is about the tax that businesses have to pay, whether it's the business rates on their on the pubs, often the part of a chain, and so they don't get the small business relief, all duty on beer as well. we want to make sure that pubs. i'm in london so actually, you know, if i don't want any pub to close, but there'll always be another one within a few hundred yards if you're in a rural village or some

bill: seemed p seem previously e has testified on the capitol on the senate site is had explosive confrontations talking with rand paul anticipate fireworks tomorrow? >> i'm sure there will be i'm sure there will be i'm not going in with that in mind i'm going in to figure out what happened i think dr. fauci should've admitted what was going on a long time ago and as i said at the beginning is always the cover up worse than the actual crime. look, covid was a disaster for this country, for the world if it's something to do with it we should've admitted it right up front dr. fauci should've taken responsibility for that it slowed us down there all kinds of things that could've happened early on that were not happening because they're trying to cover up the origin of covid. that's an absolute shame and that is what we want to fix we have to come up and figure out what happened so we can avoid something like this ever happening again. bill: report 20 seconds of the of democrats left your subcommittee doing to submit they will be interested in answers about this potential cover up as well or do you think they'll try to fi

parliament and set p government buildings on fire. authors on the boils of the approval of the high amount for pushed tax heights. and all the breaking news today, flying to freedom of paul, binds his incarcerated inside a maximum security prison in the u. k. the width of the community into thousands of widths down to the country of destroyed camp t deal with the us. but not everyone convinced it so when, when around the bad news is that he had to plead guilty to conspiracy to obtain. and.

paul morrow, kat timpf been a great comedian. adam hunter. did you put ite? up there? >> yes, you did. that's ten p m. let's get to it here. the we got a little adorable baby armadillo using the side of a trunk to satisfy its itch e fe on its back arm. and you think, hey, how does he feel that? well, you know, it turns out they do. their their armor is made up overla of overlapping plates, much like jesse's hair armor sensitivits hairy. >> yeah. all right. and the number of plates determine the species of the armadillies of tadillo.plateso.e >> it's. it looks to have several plates instead of rolling up into a ballir t, it jumps into the air to escape. >> ahmed dillard news. >> i just only hear on the party about armadillos. well, we have some more good news. es of ama will bseason three ofg lodges of america will be out on fox natio.n on july 2nd.counr we went to california and winell country lake life in the ozarks. you don't want to miss it. and i also have a gift for you. >> oh, is biso tn jerky weisingr i made bison that i hunted during this season's episode in texas. so pass it around. it's real

paul: we did see a pretty volatile week for markets this week as the exit polls came out. a fair bit of selling midweek. but if we take a look at p/e ratios in india, they are pretty racially priced. 23 times earnings -- richly priced. 23 times earnings. did you feel like a market correction was perhaps due for markets? amisha: yes, we definitely feel that, not from a nifty perspective alone, but there was a lot of action and very high pe multiples in mid-caps, small-cap. and then, i feel that the correction will be actual in terms of price and that will continue quite some time in this year. because the last one, 1.5 years have seen mid-cap, small-cap rise substantially and now they are at a premium to the large-cap. so i feel that, yes, the premium valuations are very rich in mid and small. but large-cap, if you see on a very broader basis, in last six years, there is a 50% growth in nifty, and since the earnings growth -- 15%, 16% growth in nifty, and since the earnings growth. paul: we will have to leave it there. amisha vora is chairperson and md of prabhudas lilladher group. india's central bank going to be delivering its l

p joining us this morning. it friday, june 14, 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. let's get into it. former president trump sitting down for a podcast interview with influencer logan pauld about trump's conviction, the election and president biden. watch. >> biden is just so bad. he is so bad. he is the worst president in the history of our country. so that helps too. >> you should make a disc track on him. >> we'll do something. >> what do you say to that, kids who want to pursue their own version of the american dream and try to achieve their wildest dreams, make it all come true. >> i would say simply, hon ofestly, vote for -- honestly, vote for trump. with biden, you're never going to do it. this country's going to hell. >> i would like to invite joe biden to come on the podcast. >> i think you should. you know the chance you have of getting him on, i'd say less than 1%. okay. i would actually watch that one. maria: trump's video on tiktok promoting that appearance now has more than 53 million views, attracting the attention of younger voters. they yuck it up there, as gen z p influencers who supported biden in 2020 are turning against him, a he potential tiktok ba

out, is there a mind that paul told stories this hour of the trends from the results of india's general elections suggest prime minister in the run the moody and these b j. p alliance on costs for fed straight time, but not with the big majority. the fed hopeful position parties offering the best set. then the exit polls had predicted. at least 6 palestinians were killed. one is ready, forces formed a residential block in the elbow res refugee camp. in central casa, which is 5 people have been killed since monday. united nations says is there any volumes has forced 1000000 people to flee rough uh, in southern gaza. they are living in will be you and is cooling on speaker will conditions off to that homes and you and shelters were destroyed. this internal disagreements within the us government on how the administration is dealing with israel's actions and goals. i have led to a steady stream of resignations. at least 7 officials have resigned since october. last week a senior state department official quits of to report that denied as real had been looking a to gaza. report found that the israeli government had been actively encouraging protest attacks on a

paul suggest marina pens far right and national really is leading strongly with 36 percent of the vote followed by the left wing block and n f p at 28.5 percent and lagging behind in 3rd place, chrome centrist alliance on the symbol with just 21 percent the earlier i spoke to yesterday at last the who is the head of the committee for justice and liberties . nobody's ation focusing on human rights. he says the french president, emmanuel, my crone, is responsible for the rise of the phone right in front. when the money, what about the bus at the end to separate the is know a couple of years ago, district listings of their, you know, steven rice and their capacity to organize as citizens or what the monday reading my quote, even, you know, we bussey's old for i mean, it is a bit blown or reminded french people that the firewood for the art it'd be here is of facilitate that who is famously sion kit. there was a hand in where we see that in mind when brussel has been fussing there. just mission that was directly inspired by it might have been a silver slip to even declare that quote unquote, it was a her ideological victory that i

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paul. paramount is loaded with debt and is losing tv audiences. helping the s&pise to a record yesterday was apple was shares soaring more than 7% to close at a new record high. gains added to hundred 15 billion dollars to the company's market cap, making it one of the biggest single day value add by any company in history. the record came after the company's annual worldwide developers conference where it showcased a number of features related to ai. that's your brief. jonathan: thank you. an odd session for apple yesterday. the stock did nothing in the morning. lisa: everyone was saying by the rumor and sell the news and then they said i'm in. jonathan: a record high. go figure. up next, property pain for regional banks. >> the fed probably looks to the cre situation and says this is something we cannot do -- address directly because this is a secular change in the demand for commercial real estate after covid. jonathan: that conversation is up next, live from new york city this morning, good morning. ♪ (♪♪) ♪ well i was raised by careful hands ♪ ♪ yeah, they m