kriti: chiara albanese joining us from rome, thank you for your insight.alk about the market impact, for next range markets are in the spotlight, the dollar strengthening for the first time in three sessions. you add all the geopolitics and italy and that makes for the perfect time to bring in marc chandler. thank you for joining us. we have hit euro-dollar parity. 50-50 odds we see 50 basis points for the ecb tomorrow. is there a bowl case for the euro at the moment? marc: i think people got excited. we did bounce at 99.5 back 2102.5 today. -- to 102.5 today. regardless of italian politics, the risk is that the ecb disappoints the market tomorrow is a 50-50 chance that they do 50 basis points but not just tomorrow. the swaps market had the next three meetings tomorrow and the next two meetings for the ecb to hike 50 basis points. it seems hard to get ahead of that curve. we have seen the best of the euro and we have another leg down here. kriti: i'm curious about the dollar side. it is not just becoming a euro weakness story, it is a dollar strength story

that i'm opening up people to violence by asking kind of threw holly there off the exchange between chiarand missouri republican senator josh holly was in a hearing on roe v. wade being overturned. the back and forth goes on for another minute or so. we reached out to both holly and bridges to follow up but haven't heard back and you can hear the entire exchange on our website ktvu dot com president biden and the president of mexico discussed immigration during their meeting at the white house. vied ministrations leading awaiting creating work opportunities through legal path. president andres manuel lopez over doors, pushing the united states to allow more skilled mexican and central american workers into the united states to help relieve the labor shortage. president lopez over door also says mexico is allowing americans to take advantage of lower gas prices across the border. insist it was necessary for us to allow americans who live close with the borderline. so that they could go and get their cast room in on the mexican side. at lower prices. the mexican government subsidizes 35% of

to discuss, bloomberg's political correspondent for italy, chiara albanese, joins me from rome. always know italy how a companion to starts, you never know how it's going to end." with this quote, i would how it's going to end." with this quote, iwould keep how it's going to end." with this quote, i would keep that in mind because that's for sure that the right—wing coalition is supposed to win in particular if they stick together, but that's not an easy task. the league that is led by they have different views and they all aspire to be in power. so we should expect fireworks within the coalition and the campaign, and also after the vote. it's very hard to expect it will be next prime minister in september. haste expect it will be next prime minister in september. we expect nothin: minister in september. we expect nothing less than _ minister in september. we expect nothing less than a _ minister in september. we expect nothing less than a tumultuous i minister in september. we expect l nothing less than a tumultuous time when it comes to italian politics, but georgia maloney is

berkeley law, professor chiara bridges, heads with senator josh hawley during a senate hearing about the impact of reversing roe versus wade. she used the phrase people with the capacity for pregnancy. the senator then asked her if that's women, she explained that it could be trans and non-binary people as want to recognize that your line of is and it opens up trans people to violence by not recognizing. now you say that i'm open people of violence by asking whether or not women are folks are going to pregnancy. so i'm one i want to note that one out of 5 transgender persons have attempted suicide. >> so i think it's important my line of questioning because we can't talk about it because denying that trans people exist and pretending not to know that they exist on 9. that means people exist by asked, are you if your car you about when are you having pregnancies? i asked about his reaction to this exchange. professor bridges was on plane. >> and was a great example of what it looks like to stand up for a community that is misrepresented or raced. we are very small proportion. comparat

berkeley law, professor chiara bridges, heads with senator josh hawley during a senate hearing about impact of reversing roe versus wade. she used the phrase people with the capacity for pregnancy. the senator then asked her if that's women, she explained that it could be trans and non-binary people as well. when i recognize that your line of is and it opens up trans people to violence by not recognizing. now you say that i'm opening up people to violence by asking whether or not women are folks are going to pregnancy. so i'm one i want to note that one out of 5 transgender persons have attempted suicide. >> so i think it's important my line of questioning because we can't talk about it because denying that trans people exist and pretending not to know that they exist. i mean, i'm a trans people exist by asked, are you if your car you are you having pregnancies? i asked about his reaction to this exchange. professor bridges was on plane. >> and was a great example of what it looks like to stand up for a community that is misrepresented or raced. we are very small proportion. comparat

absolutely talk about the uc berkeley law professor chiara bridges.tention nationwide for her exchange recently in a senate hearing with republican senator josh hawley of missouri , she accused him of being transphobic in his line of questioning to her. let's listen to the clip. you've referred to people with a capacity for pregnancy. with every women. they're also trans men who are capable of pregnancy as well as non binary people who are capable of pregnancy. so this isn't really a women's rights issue. it's a can recognize that this impacts women while also recognizing that it impacts other groups, those things are not mutually exclusive senator holly so, your view is that the core of this this right then is about what so i want to recognize that your line of questioning is transphobic. um, and it opens up trans people to violence by not recognizing them. these exchanges, highlighting some of the discussions about using inclusive language when it comes to talking about pregnancy and abortion access. how are your viewers responding to this? you know

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