. >> let's bring in brin talkington you heard the case liz made. do you agree or disagree >> well, you made a few cases. let's start with the recession -- >> she's cautious, no question about that. >> let's start with the yield curve inversion. that was the last comment. as an asset allocator if you look back through time, when the yield curve invertsz, you look at the 10 and i3-year the averae recession starts 589 days later. you've had 1,000 days on the long end, 300 on the short end i think that looking at the yield curve ultimately the data tells you we'll get a recession, but to me, as an asset allocator, i can't allocate around that because if it takes a year and a half, what are you sitting in, cash, what assets? i also, though, all year like liz have been defensive and as an asset allocation, we felt going into january of 2023, we are late stage economic cycle. i think jay powell thought that as well, right when he says as is often the case we are navigating by the stars under cloudy skies, i just had to laugh because that's like the opposi

brin is outside of the courthouse in riverhead new york where he's made his appearance.hat happened in court. >> reporter: it was a short hearing for discovery. he was there wearing a khaki pants and a suit jacket and handcuffed. he didn't say anything to the judge just spoke to his attorney when they had a little bit of a conversation. but this again was just handing over discovery, handing over evidence in the next process of this case and athe district attorney here describing it as a tremendous amount of evidence. it includes 2500 pages of evidence that they've checked at numerous locations including crime scene photos and autopsy and dna reports from the medical examiner's office as well as surveillance video of not just him but one of the motels allegedly of where one of the victims visited rex heuermann according to the district attorney. i want to hear from district attorney's and rex heuermann's attorney who spoke after this hearing. >> this as 13-year case so as you saw, we have a great deal of -- of information, evidence, photographs, reports to provide to the

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especially a matriarch and cheeks, _ members, especially a matriarch and cheeks, many of whom had wanted to brinhis— cheeks, many of whom had wanted to bring this pole home, and went able to do— bring this pole home, and went able to do so_ bring this pole home, and went able to do so in_ bring this pole home, and went able to do so in their lifetimes, and recognising that these people within our family— recognising that these people within our family won't be present because they have _ our family won't be present because they have only passed into the spirit — they have only passed into the spirit world. they have many children _ spirit world. they have many children and others that will be feeling — children and others that will be feeling that grief, knowing their parents — feeling that grief, knowing their parents have not had that opportunity. at the same time, i think— opportunity. at the same time, i think we — opportunity. at the same time, i think we are feeling uplifted and feeling _ think we are feeling uplifted and feeling like this is going to be a very historic moment for our nati

most people know i will need this for years 3, 5, and 10. >> brin has owned it for a while. tell me how you're feeling now ahead of the number. >> i mean, there's such a frenzy around this. there is no hype around nvidia i agree with adam. i think that nvidia is not even remote i think nvidia is not emblematic of the hype because they are actually delivering the numbers. the hype is or what's unknown is all of these companies, whether they're in china or the u.s. or the hyper scalers or the vcs are clamoring to get these a-100 chips. the reality is maybe it's hype, maybe it's not, but nvidia will monetize it until we find out. what i don't see outside of a few companies is how these companies are trying to have their own chatgpt. to me, i think that what you're seeing in the options market today is so fascinating, scott so, we were looking at today the most heavily traded options contract for nvidia. nvidia is two days, a 500 strike, 30 points away it's trading at of $11 it's 30 points out of the money. it should be trading around 10 cents. it's like $11. i think there's so

for years but the police are saying enough is enough when it comes to car break-ins, and the push to brin the numbers down . >>> reaching out to the struggling in maui and how our community is ringing a helping hand to those devastated by the wildfires. >>> the exiting fighter jet crashing years san diego just before midnight. emergency officials say the pilot ejected before the plane went down. the u.s. coast guard and san diego firefighters are searching the area but no word yet on why the plane went down but an investigation is underway >>> we now have the first mug shot ever taken of a former u.s president. donald trump surrendered at the fulton count jail in atlanta yesterday on 13 felony charges. he is accused of illegally skimming to overturn the 2020 presidential election in georgia. trump was released on a $200,000 bond and soon after posted the mug shot on x, formerly twitter. the fulton county prosecution is th fourth a criminal case against trumump but he is s still ththe republican front runner for 2024. >>> the spokesperson for russia president vladimir putin is rejecting al

and another piece of news to brin: fans.nd another piece of news to bring yom -- _ and another piece of news to bring you... and russia's luna—25 spacecraft spins into uncontrolled orbit — and crashes into the moon. hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones. the time has finally arrived. kick off is just a few seconds away in the women's world cup final in sydney in australia. england are taking on spain. england are the favourites. there hoping to become the first english team since 1966 to win. but spain have had an impressive tournament with a talented attacking side, so it's expected to be a tight match. we will have every angle for you. joining me live — shaimaa khalil in sydney and sergi forcada, our reporter in madrid. i know it is loud where you are for the last few hours and now the moment has finally arrived. i am 'ust auoin moment has finally arrived. i am just going to _ moment has finally arrived. i am just going to move _ moment has finally arrived. i am just going to move out _ moment has finally arrived. i am just going

so i give the in the book of how in san francisco for example you know larry page, sergey brin, who are the co-founders of google, have about $100 billion in wealth. so, you know, larry page could for the 30 for 30,000 families in san francisco who live in poverty. so larry page could an endowment that provides a $100,000 income to every family in poverty in san francisco in perpetuity like that for that number of families, he could fund it in perpetuity. that would cost $60 billion. so he'd have $40 billion left over. so that's one person, you know, who can provide a, you know, a pretty high standard of living to an entire city by himself if if he chose to and, you know, then if you talk about race specific policies like reparations and you know so his co-founder sergey brin you know he could. $1,000,000 in reparations to every black family in san francisco and he'd have $25 billion leftover. so like the idea that, you know, that we're not able, you know, we just it's we're not able to these sorts of policies and programs is like just really not the case like that. jeff bezos, you know

he lashed out at the charges to which he has pled not guilty and at the federal prosecutors who hey brin may bring another indictment he writes that he expects to be indicted any day now arguing that charges are being reviewed now because he's the republican frontrunner against president biden. >> they waited three years to bring them in the middle of my election >> reporter: the attorney general appoint add special council to take over the investigation three days after mr. trump announced his campaign while the d.a. leading a similar probe in georgia now says an indictment there could come by the end of august. >> we're ready to go >> reporter: as his legal challenges mount, the "washington post" reporting mr. trump's political group spent more than $40 million on legal costs in the first half of 2023, defending the former president and his allies some of mr. trump's rivals now intensifying their attacks >> these guys were acting corle experience >> we need a good leader >> reporter: the former president had rugshrugging off critiques, now suggesting he'll skip the first debate but wil

let's brin: do get away with not doing so. let's bring on martha. _ do get away with not doing so.et's bring on martha. every _ do get away with not doing so. let's bring on martha. every generation thinks it is hard done by and your generation no different. yes. thinks it is hard done by and your generation no different.— thinks it is hard done by and your generation no different. yes, but my aeneration generation no different. yes, but my generation is — generation no different. yes, but my generation is different _ generation no different. yes, but my generation is different in _ generation no different. yes, but my generation is different in that - generation is different in that there — generation is different in that there are measures by which we are not controversially hard done by and one of— not controversially hard done by and one of which is housing wealth. 40 years— one of which is housing wealth. 40 years ago— one of which is housing wealth. 40 years ago it — one of which is housing wealth. 40 years ago it took the average couple three _ years ago it took the average

bring us up to date with the latest where you are. just brin . s latest where you are. just brings somet where you are. just brings some shivers - latest where you are. jut brings some shivers hearing a fire chief talk about the fire fight going on here, trying to save homes. i am at an evacuee reception centre, where people are coming to check in, to get are coming to check in, to get a hotel if possible or food vouchers. now there are more than 3000 properties that have been forced to be evacuated because of this very aggressive fire. it sparked they believe on tuesday and then, with the hot temperatures we have had, 35 celsius and higher, and the strong winds, it exploded in size, burning into many neighbourhoods. we have lost a lot of properties here, and other buildings. the lakefront, pictures of it burning down. a very catastrophic situation here in the interior of british columbia. and as you mention, it's believed the winds were so strong and the fire was so hot, embers went more than two kilometres across the lake to kelowna on the other side, a bigger city, and started fires

why the hell, because don’t put your finger in brin’s mouth, he’s the head, to whom they still rush onlyensibly, firstly, these are historical ties, so to speak, countries, but the soviet union has which parts, so to speak, understandable historical know they have a huge number of people who studied here, yes, we betrayed them all. uh well well well i'm just what i know i do not formulate. well, moreover, from the same countries from which they went to study at pfur , they still go now, yes, i say, than the african project. they are also happy to listen to the chinese. they moved here. they told us, too. of course, we don't tell them anything. so they still have a request, or do we not tell them? i like no request to us. in general, they have a request of humanity, of course. of course, the same request is colossal there, by the way, turkey is working very actively in africa. we just don't want to see it, they work all the time. is not it? well it is in no way contradicts what i say, i can say that open to everyone come to work, except for the united states it is quite obvious that this

our matriarch sent chiefs, — members, especially our matriarch sent chiefs, many of whom wanted to brinand could not do it within — bring this pole home and could not do it within their lifetimes and recognising that these people within our family— recognising that these people within our family won't be present, unfortunately they've already passed away into _ unfortunately they've already passed away into the spirit world, and they have many— away into the spirit world, and they have many children and others who will he _ have many children and others who will be feeling that great coming knowing — will be feeling that great coming knowing their parents have not had that opportunity. but at the same time, _ that opportunity. but at the same time, i_ that opportunity. but at the same time, i think we're feeling very uplifted — time, i think we're feeling very uplifted and feeling like this will be uplifted and feeling like this will he an_ uplifted and feeling like this will be an historic moment for our nation for scollang — now — a rather magical record breaking event, which took pla

anthony 'ust to brin: ou authentic ones. anthony 'ust to bring you back in, * authentic ones.merica correspondence while we are awaiting this press current —— press conference from the district attorney. the fact there are 19 individuals and a number of conspiracy charges as well, what con, what will this mean for the president in terms of moving forward with running the next campaign, a lot of these people are still quite close to him?— these people are still quite close to him? it's going to be a challenge — close to him? it's going to be a challenge for— close to him? it's going to be a challenge for him. - close to him? it's going to be a challenge for him. a - close to him? it's going to be a challenge for him. a lot - close to him? it's going to be a challenge for him. a lot of. a challenge for him. a lot of these people were really close to him on the days after the presidential election because they were the people telling him, no, there is a way to fight this, you actually won this, here is what we are going to do. they may not be quite as close advisers now, rudy giu

to the england manaer, we will brin _ to the england manager, we will bring you - _ to the england i manager, we will bring you more _ to the england - manager, we will bring you more this hour. hello, i'm rich preston, welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. we start in russia where a drone has been shot down over central moscow, three miles from the kremlin. a major exhibition centre was damaged, although its not clear whether this was caused by falling debris or whether the drone hit its target. russia has blamed ukraine but there's been no comment from kyiv. moscow has come under repeated attack from drones in recent weeks. in a moment, we'll talk our security correspondent frank gardner about the increasing use of drones in the conflict, but first will vernon in moscow sent this update on today's attack. the russian capital under attack once again, the defence ministry said a drone had been shot down by anti—aircraft systems at around 4am local time last night. and as you say, they blamed ukraine for that attack. video on social media s

this brin- these cases, you have no case. is a sweepin- indictment this is a sweeping criminal indictmentsults. whether or— overturn the 2020 election results. whether or not you believe that their_ whether or not you believe that their criminal— whether or not you believe that their criminal charges _ whether or not you believe that their criminal charges are - whether or not you believe that their criminal charges are rightl whether or not you believe that i their criminal charges are right or wrong, _ their criminal charges are right or wrong, the — their criminal charges are right or wrong, the conduct _ their criminal charges are right or wrong, the conduct is _ their criminal charges are right or wrong, the conduct is beneath. their criminal charges are right ori wrong, the conduct is beneath the office _ wrong, the conduct is beneath the office of— wrong, the conduct is beneath the office of president _ wrong, the conduct is beneath the office of president of _ wrong, the conduct is beneath the office of president of the - wrong, the conduct is beneath the office of president of th

are there ways to penalise them and brin- are there ways to penalise them and bring in _ are there ways and those golf allies of the us and they talk to the tatiban— of the us and they talk to the taliban and get the impression on them _ taliban and get the impression on them while also making it clear to these _ them while also making it clear to these leaders that they can be targeted for their impression. we heard targeted for their impression. 2 heard gordon brown say that is far too little international attention on this issue and indeed he is now bringing back into the spotlight but why do you think that is? i bringing back into the spotlight but why do you think that is?— why do you think that is? i think it is the nature _ why do you think that is? i think it is the nature of _ why do you think that is? i think it is the nature of global _ why do you think that is? i think it is the nature of global events. i is the nature of global events. things move on, there is another crisis to look at. there is climate change we have already discussed, it is too easy to have a goal for spr

thank ou brin: betfair mattresses. --ba. thank you bring us _ betfair mattresses. --ba.for watching. you're watching bbc news. goodbye for now. good morning. we finally got there. on thursday, we had some much awaited summer sunshine and warmth. fairly widespread across the country, but temperatures peaked just over 28 degrees. however, there was quite a lot of cloud around, and in northern ireland by the end of the afternoon, some threatening—looking skies. and that's because this frontal system moving in and is bringing some rain as we speak. that is moving its way steadily north and east, some heavy bursts of rumble of thunder mixed in there as it pushes its way across scotland. the trailing tail of that frontal system, just a band of cloud, the odd spot or two of nuisance rain into the south—east. but it will be an incredibly mild, muggy night. so a very humid start to our friday morning. and there will be some sunshine. early morning cloud breaking off across south—east england, some sunny spells coming through. and with that south—westerly flow, we continue to drag

thank you for brin . in: alternative accommodation. bringing us — alternative accommodation. thank you for bringing us up-to-date _ alternative accommodation. thank you for bringing us up-to-date on - alternative accommodation. thank you for bringing us up-to-date on the - for bringing us up—to—date on the situation in portland. the home office has announced a task force to identify potential rogue lawyers who might be encouraging false claims by migrants to help them remain here in the uk. last week, the solicitors regulation authority closed down three firms accused by the daily mail of charging asylum seekers thousands of pounds in return for inventing stories of ill—treatment. mourners are gathering in ireland for the funeral of the singer sinead o'connor, who died last month aged 56. it's taking place in bray near dublin. here's sarah girvin with just some of the tributes being paid today. what are we expecting today? i can see a lot of people gathering behind you, a lot of people have been laying flowers. you, a lot of people hav

but they will now become part of th toolkit in this expanded effort to get more aggressive and brin these numbers down. something the police and district attorne admit they take some time. >> if you don't have a trunk, you've got to take your stuff with you. >> every time this happens i se that it is a tourist that has their luggage out. as the citizens, we have to realize, every time we see a tourist tha gets hit, they likely will not come back to the city. >> why would they? it probably gives them that lasting impression that this is not a safe place. which is not always the case. >>> the time right now is a 5:38, a glimpse into the future, a bay area startup is making some progress on a flyin car. >>> not just back to school th kids , coming up we meet the east bay's newest students, shadow. a therapy dog. >>> there is queenie letting us know her dog is representing. >> that is dickens and teddy. thank you for sending these in >>> welcome back . tgif, everyone. we are taking a live look over into the east bay in the woodminster neighborhood. good morning, to you. thanks fo watching . w

high-pressure wants to brin heat our way but nothing too extreme yet.will be looking at a moderate heat risk and fire danger increasing as temperatures come up a couple degrees. there is a look at the patchy fog. the exploratorium camera, 56 greece downtown. there is quarter to a half mile. 70's. warm 60 in napa. inland is going to be warm today. nice summer afternoon. low visibility at the golden gate bridge. triple digit heat could see one of those 100 degrees readings today, more likely tuesday into wednesday and a slightly cooler pattern inland. everyone is below average friday. here is the cloud cover at the coast and high clouds drifting in. we are locked into this pattern into the middle of next week. we will look at temperatures getting toasty, 99 for monday by the delta. 100 in antioch. keep air quality will be reduced from the east bay and into tuesday where it temperatures will beat into the 90's. the 80's are warmer around the bayshore. keeping that on wednesday. this area of high-pressure will be slow to fade away. as for today, 78 in oakla

investing in the chips act to brin back to america and improve our fabrication plants in the semiconductor sector and secure our ability to live a modern life and literally enable our daily life. without them, almost every aspect of global manufacturing comes to a halt. we saw this in the pandemic. i had ordered an automobile truck and it sat for months waiting for a semiconductor. the truck was constructed but it couldn't leave the lot or the factory without the semiconductors. we saw that not just their but people want to get refrigerators and washing machines. we saw the backlogs could happen in the pandemic. we also saw sky high prices and inflation. not surprisingly given the importance of semiconductors at set to dominate the market. not just the markets for the super advance, but for the semiconductors, the commodities, the legacy semiconductors. they want to control the market. we can eliminate our reliance on semiconductors. what we can do is minimize the risk that beijing poses if they can control semiconductors related to the rare earth elements and they become world leading chi

paul, let's brin: his legal bills. interesting. paul, let's bring you — his legal bills.ing you in. _ his legal bills. interesting. paul, let's bring you in. thoughts - his legal bills. interesting. paul, let's bring you in. thoughts on i his legal bills. interesting. paul, i let's bring you in. thoughts on the development in the last couple of hours, and i suppose more broadly as well, and what all this means for donald trump? i well, and what all this means for donald trump?— well, and what all this means for donald trum? ~ t, t, �* , donald trump? i think from a british oint of donald trump? i think from a british point of view. _ donald trump? i think from a british point of view, the _ donald trump? i think from a british point of view, the real— donald trump? i think from a british point of view, the real worry - donald trump? i think from a british point of view, the real worry would l point of view, the real worry would be the _ point of view, the real worry would be the integrity and the security of those _ be the integrity and the security of those jurors. be th

that brin . s i think people will watch, yes. that brinrs us i think people will watch, yes.le will watch, yes. that brings us to you. — i think people will watch, yes. that brings us to you, toby. do you think you can be overlooked, the question of human rights? i you can be overlooked, the question of human rights?— of human rights? i think not but i think it's also _ of human rights? i think not but i think it's also very _ of human rights? i think not but i think it's also very important to l think it's also very important to recognise — think it's also very important to recognise that in the english prernier— recognise that in the english premier league for example, newcastle united is owned essentially by the saudi arabia sovereign wealth fund which is heavily— sovereign wealth fund which is heavily involved in this remake of the league in saudi arabia. so there is already— the league in saudi arabia. so there is already a — the league in saudi arabia. so there is already a human rights debate going _ is already a human rights debate going on— is already a human rights

rates are not too high he says rallies can and have happened along with higher interest rates let's brin in peter anderson ranked among the top performing managers of u.s. growth equity for the second quarter of this year, returning, i'm looking now, 46% so that's notable, peter it sounds to me when i'm reading through your thesis on a lot of this that you must be watching cnbc's coverage and reading through the financial press a lot and just yelling back at the talking heads. >> well, thanks for the candor you know, i have always marched to a different drum. the beat of a different drum, and this past year has been no different. you know, i am on record for saying there was not going to be a recession. and i still am in that camp. also rising interest rates, i have been pounding the table for that i know all of the theoretical textbooks tell you about the simple dividend discount model, rates rise, stock prices decline. but it's an oversimplification so it's a more complex problem to look at and this time, i was lucky and happened to call it the right direction for the past several year

i want to bring in cnn's brin gingrass. >> allegheny deputies were serving an eviction notice in the garfield area of pittsburgh when that escalated into a shooting. i want to show you the video from an affiliate of our newsroom. [ gunshots being fired ] >> you can hear that rapid succession of gunfire in that neighborhood, of course alarming that entire neighborhood in a huge police presence still remains there. we actually have learned from an affiliate this there was a neighbor of that house when an eviction notice was being served and was working in their work-from-home office and tried to rush down to their businbasement in their own home. police are telling them to stay in their homes and they would go to them and evacuate them safely. the gun fire has slowed down just a bit. again, a huge law enforcement presence from local, state and federal authorities on the scene. in the meantime, brianna, there are hospitals in that area that have heightened their security while this remains an active situation. brianna. >> pretty dramatic moments. thank you so much for the latest there.

they would control the strait of hormuz, the suez canal, and if all the aspiring members were to brinally would make up 45% of the world's economy that sounds like a game-changer. i want to bring in ftt founder luke grow man. a lot of economists taking the alfred e. neuman approach what me worry? golly, i'm worried. what are your thoughts? >> i think the alfred e. neuman approach is pretty derigor for economists unfortunately. we saw this in the 2004-2005 great financial crisis time frame where they were pretty consistently behind in terms of a, home prices could actually fall nationally, and then b, once home prices did start falling nationally what the actual implications and ripple effects of that would be and i think there's probably in terms of dynamics something similar going on here. charles: conventional wisdom right now this bricks news happened a year earlier would be more detrimental. china's economy is in trouble. some of the things i'm reading recently, maybe president xi is doing something to deliberately slow things down particularly the runaway residential area on the

what's the latest that you can brin: us? , . ., ,, can bring us?cident happened near the french _ can bring us? this incident happened near the french coast. _ can bring us? this incident happened near the french coast. it _ can bring us? this incident happened near the french coast. it happened i near the french coast. it happened very early this morning. a french naval patrol vessel was out patrolling the french coast this morning and discovered this boat struggling, sinking, many people on board. we know six of those people had died after some of them were ferried away in helicopters or boats. one french helicopter, four french vessels and to rnli british lifeboats have been. it's in french waters but of course with incidents of this nature, lifeboats will be sent from wherever to help. we got some reaction from the home secretary, she said her thoughts and prayers are with those affected by the tragic loss of life. the local mp to dover which is on the coast where many of the migrants come through to england, said today's tragedy underlies why

i want to brin: ou this devastating tragedy. i want to bring you in. _ this devastating tragedy.n, sonia, _ this devastating tragedy. i want to bring you in, sonia, because - this devastating tragedy. i want to bring you in, sonia, because we i this devastating tragedy. i want to i bring you in, sonia, because we host there their inner reporting that it seems like the alarm systems that were meant to sound didn't. they didn't want people when those fires were starting to move very quickly. we are seeing incredible wildfires here in europe as well, in greece and portugal. i imagine this is something that will have to be addressed here in europe as well. absolutely. when you look at what has been _ absolutely. when you look at what has been happening across southern europe _ has been happening across southern europe in_ has been happening across southern europe in recent weeks, the number of tourists— europe in recent weeks, the number of tourists and local residents who have been— of tourists and local residents who have been affected by really destructive fires, and we have seen

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let's brin in brian todd outside of the dollar general store in jacksonville.shopped at edwards waters university, a historically black college before killing three people at the store where you are right now. >> reporter: that is right, jake. just a short time ago new and very disturbing information coming from school officials at edward waters university, just a few blocks away from here. talking about what the shooter did, what -- what took place when a security officer encountered him on the campus of edward waters university. that was lieutenant antonio bailey and he said that he was tipped off by a student that the shooter looked out of place on the campus of the university. and then he approached him. here is what he said happened next. >> there was a individual that was putting on tactical vests, putting on gloves and putting on a mark and hats. and at that time, you know, i just wanted to approach the vehicle and figure out what he was doing on the university property. >> reporter: and lieutenant bailey said when he approached the shooter, the shooter

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why did they wait 2.5 years to brin these fake charges in the middle of trump's winning campaign for024? why wasn't it announced the day after the joe biden scandal broke? the answer is the election interference. those are political arguments, those are not legal arguments the president's team will need to make in this case. what are the legal arguments we expect his team to make on the charges he faces? guest: the statement where he talks about how this came down as we got into the presidential cycle. the delay was trump's own fault because he litigated through the investigation. this investigation been going on since days after january 6. we spent months and months, 16, 18 months trying to decipher the grand jury activity that was going on where trump was litigating every step of the way to prevent -- his deputy white house counsel, he has had months and months of delays it was coming down now because he was litigating it. as to trial strategy, we don't know yet. it's difficult to predict how the defense argument will work. we haven't seen the discovery yet and the kind of defendan

about 25 minutes, joining us now is a man who's seen it all, john rynning, chief economic adviser at brinital and a former economic adviser to the bank of england. john, good morning to you. good morning. what did you make of that one yesterday afternoon? uh, what are we talking about here? the the downgrade, not the indictment. you know, it seems 12 years out of sync. i agree with the comments about some years. and el-erian, i mean, there's no particular news to spur it. we know the fiscal trends in the us have been bad and will continue to be bad as signaled by the outlook from the cbo. so i don't i don't we got through a terrible political battle over the debt ceiling and somehow now we got through that. so but but but in the end, it's the us treasury. and you know, i don't think people buy us treasuries because of a rating of some rating agency. there may be technical issues for some people and what they can and what they can't own in certain structures, but i think it's just it's a bit of a head scratcher while recognizing all the bad things that they're saying, including the questio

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