bob: yeah. i think what is different about this rise in yields relative to the rise earlier this year or earlier in 2017 was the notion that curve hasn't flattened in the last four, five weeks. it has not steepened a lot but it has steepened. and the way we think about that -- i think what's different about it is that the market is pricing in a higher term structure of rates. it is not pricing and acceleration in the pace of that fed tightening or the pace of increment a fed tightening, but a higher implied terminal rate. we have been waiting for that to unfold. we have not liked the front-end, we have liked the backend for -- we like the front end. we have not liked the back end for a while. it has been a long while coming, but i am encouraged to finally see some steepening of the curve. jonathan: i asked whether you liked the long end. sean, is this how you would characterize the move we've seen this week, would you characterize it in the same way as the other panelists? sean: yeah. you have to

bob: yes. victoria: no. sean: i think so. 3.50. jonathan: 10 year bund and u.s. pread, narrower or wider before year-end? bob: wider. victoria: narrower. sean: is low. jonathan: how many hikes left in the cycle? i will say fewer or more than four? fewer or more than four, bob? bob: fewer. victoria: i am going to go more. sean: fewer. jonathan: at least you have a market. [laughter] jonathan: bob miller, victoria fernandez, sean newman, thank you for joining us. that is it for us from new york. we will see you next friday at 1:00 p.m. new york time, 6:00 p.m. in london. this was "bloomberg real yield"" this is bloomberg tv. ♪ come to agreement of big relief for commodities. president vladimir putin blames president trump for high oil prices. about different ways the oil company is looking to make money. shell was all in on canada. -- withoutered in securing long-term contracts. the income -- the implications for the market. ♪

bob: fewer. victoria: i am going to go more. sean: fewer. jonathan: at least you have a market. miller, victoria fernandez, sean newman, thank you for joining us. that is it for us from new york. this was "bloomberg real yield." this is bloomberg tv. ♪ >> the housing sector impacted the entire economy. >> the research process here is analytical and bottoms up. we take a very active approach. mark: i'm mark crumpton. it all comes down to tomorrow. brett kavanaugh's nomination to become an associate justice on the supreme court will advance to the full senate for confirmation vote. today, lawmakers voted to limit debate on the nomination setting up tomorrow's drama. >> on this vote the yeas are 51, the knows are 49. the motion -- the noes are 49. the motion is agreed to. mark: lawmakers can vote differently during saturday's final confirmation roll call. meantime, alaska's lisa measure could you say keerks the only republican senator who -- murkowski, the only republican nator voting against, said kavanaugh is not the best man for the court at this mind. indicated she will change h

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>> absolutely, bob. i supported that bill in the legislature. d i have not wavered in that support in this campaign. it is really about being equal in the equality state. but it's also about being open for business. business leaders have told us, young people have told us that this is something that is holding us back, that our unwillingness to be welcoming to all people. i was on the judiciary committee for a number of years. we heard horrible stories, and i mean horrible stories about workplace discrimination in wyoming. we also heard from our state agency that they couldn't do anything about it. the nondiscrimination law passed the senate 26-4 in 2015. and it didn't fail by a lot in the house. i think it's really a business friendly centrist approach to protecting people in wyoming and being the equality state. >> rex? >> no, i wouldn't sign it. i think that -- i actually worked for a gay veterinarian in jackson, and he was treated just as good as anybody else -- >> how long ago was that? >> 2014. just a few years ago. he was a great guy. we g

>> thank you, bob. i think the most important thing here is to see if there are ways that we can cut instruction bucket. there are things we can put off, people know that i took aim at the capital construction project because it grew. grew from 90 million to over hundred $300 million it's a great project but we could have staged it. those of the situations we should make. i think our opportunities to push more of these decisions in the future and most of those are construction but we can also reorganize. it doesn't mean necessarily combining but it does mean that we can take an initiative like now, folded into the business council, we can take the business council and repurchase it so it gets more support to our local government and what they can access several dollars, 300 million or so that we leave on the table every single year. those are the solutions we need now. >> what you're saying, it should have been on hold, three or four years ago when we came up short moneywise? >> it started with the capita

bob? >> okay. iw, but it sounds like you're accusing me of something. >> we're -- we're fact-finders, okay? >> good. i hope you find the facts. >> you're making it hard for me to find the facts, bob, because you can't tell me [ bleep ]. >> you know what? i'm done -- i'm done talking to you guys. i'm done talking to you, okay? because i don't know everything i did that day, and you're trying to twist all this around now. >> reporter: with that, bob strode out of the room, but not out of suspicion. >> do you guys think you have your man? >> we were pretty confident that he was gonna be our guy. >> reporter: on february 26, 2015, six weeks after anna was gunned down, bob moses was arrested. it was his birthday. he'd spend it behind bars, facing a charge of murder. and that's where we interviewed him. >> did you kill your wife? >> no, absolutely not. i would never hurt anna. i'm missing out on our family outings because i can't find a bladder leakage product that fits. everything was too loose. but depen

i am going to support making certain you keep your tax cuts. bobcongressman elect burn, governor bredesen thank you , again very much. kristin: ok, everyone. that concludes the debate. i am kristin farley thank you , for joining us, and have a good night. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer 1: we will have more live campaign 2018 debate coverage. this weekend tomorrow night wisconsin senator tammy baldwin debates her challenger at 8:00 eastern. and sunday an ohio senator and republican congressman. you will want both debates live on c-span and c-span.org, or listen live on your phone or tablet with c-span radio app. your primary source for campaign 2018. life here -- announcer 2: saturday three retiring members of congress, joe crowley of new york, democratic congressman of texas, and republican senator jeff flake of arizona, all discuss their experiences in congress. >> our greatest

bob: i think if you look around the world, the u.s. we mentioned in your last segment, is doing extremely well. i think it has a chance to continue the current pace of growth, or 3% to 3.5% well into next year and beyond. capital spending in the u.s. has been very strong the last several quarters. with the incentives in the tax bill and the age of the current capital stock, that will continue. consumers are practically the most confident they have been in history. consumer spending will be fine, the labor market is on fire in the u.s. i think the u.s. and india, which is also an outlier in global growth, they are certainly going to be able to keep global growth at a decent pace, at least well into next year. haidi: on that positive note, we will leave it there. bob hour, chief economist of principle global investors joining us. you can get roundup of thea stories you need to know to get your date going in today's edition of daybreak. bloomberg subscribers can go to dtv go on your terminal. higher and higher was the top story of what u.s

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>> absolutely, bob. iupported that bill in the legislature and i've not labored in the support and the campaign. it's really about being equal in the quality state but it's also about being open for business, business leaders have told us, young people have told us that this is something that is holding us back, that our unwillingness to be welcome, welcoming to all people. i was on the judiciary committee for number of years. we heard horrible stories, and ivy horrible stories about workplace discrimination in wyoming. we also heard from our state agency that they could do anything about it. the nondiscrimination law passed the senate 26-four in 2015 and it didn't fail a lot in the house. it's a business friendly centrist approach to protecting people and wyoming and being that the quality state. >> rex. >> no, i wouldn't sign it. i think that, i actually worked for i gave veterinary over in jackson and he had no, he was treated just as good as anybody else speak how long ago was that, rex? >> twenty -- >

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>> bob: not at this time. >> sen. whitehouse: nor do i? >> tim: mr. flanders would you vote for mitch mcconnell. >> bob: that would depend on the circumstances at the moment and whether he's running. >> sen. whitehouse: and i would not. >> there is no indication mitch mcconnell stays? >> bob: it depends on who's running against him it depends. >> would you support chuck schumer? >> sen. whitehouse: yes i think he's done a terrific job. >> mr. white house what letter grade would you give president donald trump for his job performance in office so far. >> sen. whitehouse: probably d for dangerous. >> bob: a minus for his policies and a c minus for his tweeting and his other personal characteristics. >> yes or no would you support term limits for members of the use senate. >> bob: absolutely, two terms and time is up for senator white house. >> sen. whitehouse: i would not, jack reed being the perfect example of why seniority can help all right ted. >> ted: during 2016 in your washington office i asked you about this issue, you told me "i am not objecting

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i want to congratulate u.s. trade representative bobighthizer, who has worked -- nobody understands how hard he is work. [applause] -- how hard he has worked. no matter. trump: when you called him, he was in somebody's office. said, if i ever do this i want to get light hiser to represent us because he felt the way i did. the entire team at the ustr standing behind me, and some in the audience i want to thank you all. peter navarro. everybody. thank you all. [applause] fantastic group of people who love our country. i also want to thank secretary mnuchin, secretary ross, secretary nielsen, secretary purdue, jared kushner, peter navarro and kelly kraft. thank you all. [applause] pres. trump: i also want to neeieto.sident the we have had a lot of disagreements, but i think he likes me. is a terrific person. he will be leaving soon. he has done a good job, and a wonderful, wonderful person. president-elect who has given his support to this agreement. we are developing a good relationship, which i think is very important for our country and

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>> sure, i would be happy to. and, bob, feel free to jump in. bigger events can happen out in the sports fields. there could also be events in eastern shoreline park. and then building 3, it may be something for the flea market. i think building 2 plaza would be smaller. so that's like a maker's fair or something a little bit smaller. >> director samaha: like a farmer's market? >> yes. and it would be complementary to the grocery store there. there's a handful, but there are 300 acres of open space. so there are a lot of different options and scales. >> director samaha: to attract people to the island, i would like it for it to be feasible to access our retail and spend money on the island and have ease of movement without having congestion that we would have with hundreds of cars coming on to the island. >> and the other one i would add is building one plaza on the west side of the building. it would be convenient to people coming on and off the ferry. >> director samaha: it's a great history and i would like to maybe have the festival return to

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bob: i think it raises serious questions. was no awareness of these level of issues with saudi arabia back then. it has human rights concerns, but this is brought the issues to the fore. i think this will raise head scratching and moral dilemmas that these companies will have to deal with. we are in an environment now with the tech industry is so poorly looked upon by so many parts, within the world and u.s., it is a critical moment for them to make bigger steps. i agree, we are not can go to a conference now, fine, that is great and an important step. the question is, can they move beyond the symbolism and make substantive changes. that is a harder question to answer. the impact could be extremely large longer-term. i think you will see a lot of questions raised, discussions being had behind closed doors in terms of what should we do, can we do. in general, the tech industry needs to make these big moves, particularly in the overall environment we are in politically and economic and regulatory. caroline: talking of the overal

bob lighthizer, he's great. i heard it for years. i said if i ever do this, i have to have bob. i have the usta standing behind me and in the audience. peter navarro, everybody. thank you all. fantastic group of people. they love our country. i also want to thank secretary mnuchin, secretary ross, secretary nielsen, secretary perdue, jared kushner, peter navarro and the united states ambassador to canada, kelly kraft. thank you, kelly. i also want to thank president pena nieto of mexico, who we had a few disagreements, but i really like him a lot. i think he may like me. i'm not sure. but i think he's a terrific person. and he'll be leaving soon, but he's really done a good job. and wonderful, wonderful person. and the mexican president-elect, lopez obadore, who has given his support to the agreement, and we're developing a really good relationship, which i think is very important for our country, frankly, and for mexico. and so they worked together on this. this was done by both. i said, look, i don't want to sign an agreement and then a new president comes in, they don't like i

bob? >> i agree with that. >> okay. hink that we pretty much said what we were planning on saying unless there is some final comments before we take questions. okay. i can't believe it's only one question here. >> i forgot to acknowledge mary ellen. where are you? i apologize. [applause] don't be shy just because c-span is watching. [laughter] >> doctor shannon. if you want to stand and ask your question. >> my handwriting is -- >> i didn't want to say that but i thought it was some prescription for me. >> my question relates to the study in 2000 by [inaudible] i've got a couple of questions. one is the panel thanks that a study that should be periodically redone but the second question is and i think we got to this with the opening but it was done by [inaudible] a report done by the diocese and wonder if you could contrast that and what was unearthed with subpoena power. >> well -- it was a two-part question. should the report that was issued by the national review board be reviewed and continually updated and the other

i am in a band. >> bob: welcome back to college football presented by walmart. at is n'kosi perry's fourth touchdown pass to give the canes the lead. >> brock: how do i get my guy -- and i want to get the ball in the best situation with the safety 20 yards deep, those are the players, that's the play. there's the formation to spread it out. but ultimately, it's the eyes. the eyes of n'kosi perry. look the eyes and the senior safety, 20 yards deep. he can't be right. he can't be right and that is a redshirt freshman that has grown up in the course of these 60 minutes. if he stares in the middle of the field or looks at brevin, there is no chance. but he has the matchup on brooks if he wants to feast upon and he does for the biggest play yell and still 11 minute 20s go. >> bob: how do the noles respond and how do they respond tonight a top 25 matchup in blacksburg, the iraq and the hokies, 8:00 eastern, 5:00 pacific on espn and the espn app. you can watch any where. >> brock: i hope for herby and chris and maria, that blacksburg is alive. that is how florida is ton

and you bought the bob i did issue the hop there should have been don't announce it and it's funny and. moving on from. some of the tension so moche will monitor two of the six. is the good will found him so he. has a legit in the final and then. to figure. that out earlier. this week about their accounts about the magnum bollix out on the avs. trying to turn. the union it into a out of pocket at the top that offers the only thing to not do to muddy waters that plant that i did this on. purpose to. do it the old one urgent. hospital. i am not a fish. out of pocket by. coming so. close to the let on that i do not want to join i do not want to wind down with the off air down we are on the legit ahead of the ball no hard to let down our its what you want to leave none perish and i found people up on the target. fill it in will you. good to be in. with a father heading to prison and then mother nowhere to be found the jencks siblings had to be a new son village man they could be there a long time. to father killed his girlfriend's baby needs suffocating her because she wouldn't stop crying

little bit more detail about the fumbles that they've been having in recent years we're totally right bob i mean everybody talked about their walkman i mean you always know you've made it what actually seven now becomes an adjective i mean people are using it as a noun an adjective everything i want to so it was huge and in the eighty's they actually in the last decade lost about eight point eight billion and they had to let go of thirty five thousand employees so for japanese culture i mean that's just gosling i mean that doesn't really happen in japan so they were basically a failing company what's happening now is that you're she is the new c.e.o. he's a c.f.o. an interesting trend actually a lot of global companies have the c.f.o. coming the c.e.o.'s because it has to do with restructuring so he got rid of the via the personal computers that wasn't doing by well batteries chemicals everything that was sort of abstract he has consolidated restructured and now they're in the black for the purview of the you tube you've got to deal with those. struggles of many couples won't. you which at

and even in other places yes well bob i assume you're referring to the controversies in the u.k. that was surrounding the amount of production they had to deliver each and then also the bathroom break issues of course it should be reported particularly in the observer in the u.k. i think going back to what steve was just saying he is correct and all of his points but there's also another issue as well and that is that there is a big movement now that these global companies may be taxed where their workers have to be resorting to food stamps i think that's another thing to layer on top but in terms of the international work yes i mean unfortunately when jeff bezos was in germany there were protests when he was going to be receiving a humanitarian award you know he employs sixty thousand people in germany but there were protesters outside due to working conditions because they don't have the same kind of collective bargaining that they are. want in germany on the controversies you mention in the u.k. they've also had some issues in spain and poland and other european countries i th

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i think they are ready to give bob hugin an opportunity. hugin is a trump clone and he will vote along with donald trump. we will lose health care. we will not have the tunnel funded. women's rights, i think we will send bob menendez back to the u.s. senate because he stands for new jersey. >> to what extent will this election change the way we elect people from now on? it feels like a watershed year. >> it does. a lot of it will depend on what the result is. because it is not just the senate race, it's all the races. this is just one piece of the puzzle. in 2016 victory certainly changed what happened who wasr not only and ahead and behind, but the way we engage in campaigns. >> are the people going to the polls thinking about the makeup of the senate? how important it is to have a democrat or republican? >> yes. a no-name opponent in the primary got 40% against bob menendez. most of those voters did not know who lisa mccormick was. they are holding their nose and voting for bob menendez right now because of the whole donald trump thing. th

it was directed by filmmaker andrew jarecki. >> bob liked that movie, and that's why he got involved with jarecki, i reporter: it was to offer his side of the story that bob sat for two long interviews with jarecki, for what would eventually become the hbo series called "the jinx." >> i begged him not to do it. i begged him not to do it. >> why he did it, only bob knows. >> what did he think he would get out of it? >> he thought he would be able to show that he's not a monster, he's not a horrible person. >> reporter: bob watched "the jinx" at the same time as everybody else did. and according to jarecki, the filmmakers had given evidence to the authorities two years before the show aired. which, to bob's attorney dick deguerin, meant the show was far from objective reporting. >> they edited probably 50 or more hours down into a few minutes. and i think the editing job was designed to make him look bad. >> reporter: but it was a simple comparison of handwriting samples that, on it's own, seemed to condemn robert durst. it was episode five of "the jinx" series, in which a letter he admitted sending t

bob: i don't know who is driving. clearly the president isn't -- is iolved in this. idea that he started talking guabout elements before now, that's the official whine, it seems, from saudi arabia, look, they forgot to go to the intelligence in the c.i.a. files about saudi arabia. 've been covering saudi arabia to one extt or another for decades. th they're ruthless. do. there's no surprise here. the qution is, is the administration going to tolerate it or cover it up and we seem to be on the cover-up road right now. laura: bob woodward speaking to the bbc earlier. and beyond thats case, heard, saudi arabia is facing pressure over its bombing campaign in yemen. after the first time, the bbc can report from the scene where zens were killed byri an air two months ago. ey said civilians were never targeted. and our international correspondent has spoken to survivors of the attack. and sent this report from northern yemen, which you may find it distressing. reporter: they call it the children's garden, aemetery full of school boys killed side by side. here the young mour

[nothing] [chanting] [cheering] listen, i know you have already met the members of our team and your new senatorial candidate, bobns. i think it is wonderful that chuck conner's come along because the manner in which the other team has been campaigning, it is time some people were reminded that actors are people. >> 6 million more people have come into this thing during the last eight years, i have been governor. we have done the job well. [applause] i want to tell you that the first thing i am going to do after reelected as governor, i will cut taxes of the average homeowner of the state by $170. >> i have been listening to some of the things the governor says he will do in the next four years that he has not been able to do in the last eight. [indiscernible] give me just a minute. the republicans and democrats -- [cheering] >> they said the minority leader in the senate, you and i left him. the audience is contempt but the sound of the problems, inside of the candidates mind, the touch of a handshake, and the smell of autumn and cardboard. the candidates move on to other cities to care the air vibrate with the

i would watch the s&ps tonight. liz: we got kevin, art, charlie, jeff, do we have bob doll? i want to ask quickly on art, what about the opportunity in any specific sector that you might be looking at in the next day or two? >> all right. that's a great question. the way to look at this is three ways. first, last time we freaked out about rising interest rates was in february. the s&p sold off 8.6%. not even half of that, we are just about half of that now. we might have a couple more days for this to wash out. one thing i would say is don't get defensive by utilities. that's the wrong place to be in a rising interest rates environment. if you want to get defensive, raise cash. third thing is at some point in time, make a list. we like energy, we like financials and health care. even into earnings. i think we are creating the market in all three sectors right now that will look better a month from now. liz: we also like the patriots and i like the browns so i'm not going there. jeff, a giants fan, the nasdaq is down 275 points. i'm doing these checks with now about nine minut

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when he said bob, i will back you up like no other usdr has been backed up in history. he did that. and the second thing he said was he said now, go out there and have fun. i thought well, it's probably not going to be as much fun from my side as it will be from your side, but i'm proud to be on your team, and i really am positive to follow you through this and the other trade changes. as you have said, mr. president, this agreement is historic in many ways. the usmca will cover $1.2 trillion easily making it the biggest agreement in history. we have done this in 14 months. and believe me, in trade negotiating terms, that's like warp speed. when we began these negotiations last year, the president instructions to me were precise and straightforward. protect american workers. fight for our farmers and ranchers. preserve america's competitive innovation edge. secure greater access for our businesses, and above all, bring back jobs to america. i think we have succeeded with this agreement. the usmca will accelerate the manufacturing renaissance our country has enjoyed under president tr

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