bill simon is on the darden restaurants and hanes brand board, former u.s. ceo of walmart. what are you seeing that tells you the consumer is going to track? >> hey, melissa. the consumers had an incredible, really 10, 12-year run as they started this recovery and the markets were, you know, buoyant, interest rates were low, and money was available, and we're starting to see this accumulation of, you know, global macro economic issues, geopolitical issues, inflation, interest rates, you know, loan repayments, i mean, we've got really, really contentious election that we're in the middle of, kcongress can't exelect a speaker. i think that sort of pileup wears on the consumer and makes them wary. there's some positives going on the consumer markets, as well, you know, unemployment's low and wage rates are up, so, it's a challenge, but i think overall, for the first time in answer time there's a reason for the consumer to pause. >> are there any specific data points you can share with us, just from you being on the boards of hanes and darden youshgs involvement with walmart, t

we're having right now, we spend a lot of time last night, we had that great conversation with bill simon and the consumer, and he had some trepidation about the consumer, but a lot of the data suggests that those inflationary pressures are sticky. guy, you were calling it, what, pesky and persistent. >> pesky and persistent. >> that was you last year and it's proven to be that way. so, i don't know how the fed can be meaningfully dovish in face of -- >> but they have been dovish. they been dovish just yesterday. they were dovish today. >> not all the fed. you're talking about chair powell. >> as an institution, steve. >> no, no, i get it. i'm helping you. >> good, good. >> doesn't even sound like you're on the same side. >> exactly. when we agree, we disagree. so, when you look at rates, though, rates are up 84 basis points from august 1st. that is screaming higher. those are overdone. so. we could say, any reason why they're backing off? they're backing off. it's bullish. there's always, when you say recent past, there's always an inverse correlation to rates and the equity market. they

. >> and how do you see the overall picture at the moment when it comes to energy bills? simonch is some help, but it's still a very difficult , isn't it? difficult situation, isn't it? yeah i mean, energy bills are still, you know, 85% higher than they were a couple of years ago i >> -- >> so we're seeing the standing charges having gone up. we've obviously seen the profits for the energy firms can charge and make also go up by significant amounts since the 1st of october. and that's going to see us through into winter. and then on the 1st of january, we are expecting there to be a further rise in people's energy bills when the new ofgem price cap comes into play . so a really comes into play. so a really difficult winter. people who struggled will be struggled last year will be struggling this struggling again and also this year they will have probably used up a of their savings. used up a lot of their savings. they have run up debt they may have run up debt with their energy firms and be in a much worse to actually their energy firms and be in a mucthosese to actually their

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the bills, meanwhile, put on a monster performance against the dolphins, winning 48-20. >>> it's another history-making day for decorated gymnast simone biles. spectacular there. while competing at the world artistic gymnastics championships on sunday, she became the first woman to land the yurchenko double pike vault. the high-difficulty skill is historically done by men and now likely will be named the biles 2 in honor of the champion, making it her fifth named element. >>> taylor swift may not be cheer captain but that didn't stop her cheering on the nfl's kansas city chiefs sunday. the superstar, rumored to be dating tight end travis kelce, attended the away game against the new york jets. ahead of the name nbc used one of swift's songs in a promotion video. ♪ ♪ welcome to new york it's been waiting for you ♪ ♪ welcome to new york welcome to new york ♪ >> swift first stole the spotlight at a kansas city chiefs game a week ago and just the anticipation of her appearance at sunday's game surged interest in tickets and jerseys. taylor swift mania has become a moment for the nfl. cnn's polo sandoval explains how much of an impact she'

bill. we did not have 60 votes to overcome the filibuster. we have to vote people. of votes. votes, votes. [applause] >> very, very quickly that should be the last word. i think what simone is asking me underscore is the supreme court was lying. when it said there was not sufficient evidence in the record that our legislature and a bipartisan fashion that it is still the state. when you go back to what i shared at the beginning what cliff shared what evan is showing what mark is sharing of our congresswoman is leaning on every single place we are seeing black and brown and native american people being told they can't vote were going to make it hard. we're going to purge you from the rolls. in the same states that were covered before shelby said wait we don't see the evidence. it is the underlying points that just goes back to how grateful we are that we have a congressional black caucus. we had that leadership of a representative. we have the folks who lead and fight in communities we have black voters matter we have alabama forward. the national urban league has always been here and professor taken every last one of us and it still will. it still will. please give our i

that would include devon, simon properties which owns malls and other kinds of developments. that's where you want to put your money now, right, bill? >> yes. and any companies that are going to suckle on the necessity spending of the households formed by the 92 million millennials. that would be your banks like jp morgan, bank of america who have their deposits, american express. even though they get married and have kids, they still take their kids on all kinds of travel and they want those points from american express. she's laughing. i love that. and they shop at target and go to home depot on saturday. we just got these people blanketed in our fund with necessity companies and then i -- we want to keep people my age alive with amgen and merck -- >> we're laughing at the most memorable phrase of the day and that is to suckle on the millennials. i'm going to remember that one. that's beautiful. bill, thanks. >> thank you. >> you got it. >>> coming up, the latest in sam bankman-fried's historic trial. all the details emerging around his fraud misconduct and presidential hopes? >>> and tomorrow night, be sure to check out exxon mo

bill. you cannot push the couch. so for those people to go, if you want this on this to should buy a new on it, on site in sentiment simone gucci the yo yo. now i'm gonna put them out that they give us the the hello and welcome in the cross. ok, we're all things are considered. i'm theater, live out newton. yahoo! tell us by and we have to go into gaza and rules out negotiations in turn. fighting says we stand with israel, we stand with israel. so it's clear piece isn't the 1st priority, but it's also on the agenda, is potential genocide, the cross talking palestine. i'm joined by my guess, scott ritter in del mar is a former intelligence officer in the united nations weapons inspector in washington . we have me call the lead. he is in is really american activists and the author. and in liverpool, we have for us to be no more than l. o. he is a professor of law at liverpool. john moore is university, as well as a member of the legal team, representing cause of victims to be for the i c. c. hi gentlemen. comstock rules and effects. that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate because i can hear you 1s

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bills and more, plus cost of living payments. radio. >> welcome back to headliners. your first look at tomorrow's papers. i'm simon i'm joined by nicholas de santo and bruce devlin. so the daily mail to kick us off with this section. nicholas and this is one way to avoid school detention, but it's not ideal, obviously not. >> jewish school cancels >> london jewish school cancels detention and tells students they have to wear blazers they do not have to wear blazers as metropolitan police as the metropolitan police confirmed. they will be increasing patrols outside schools provide reassurance schools to provide reassurance after a spate of anti semitic attacks . so, yes, sadly, as we attacks. so, yes, sadly, as we were discussing , the police are were discussing, the police are ramping up security and this school has told the people or the pupils or their pupils, the pupils, parents rather. okay. blazers optional because they don't want to be too identifiable or easy targets . identifiable or easy targets. >> i suppose the obvious thing to say is are the blazers obviously jewish? i don't know what i mean. obviously