from clifton the ladies to facin: the result. sisters will be side by side all of the way. well, that match, england against northern ireland is on friday, live here on the bbc. there are two games tonight in group c — where things are still wide open, with all four sides drawing their opening fixture. later, the netherlands take on portugal in leigh. right now though sweden are playing switzerland at bramhall lane. 2-1 2—1 for sweden. i think the swedes took the lead in the second half but switzerland struck back almost immediately. let's have a look at the goal again here. he could finish there. gave switzerland the equaliser here with the brilliant strike. 90 seconds later. let's have another look at the goal. a lovely finish on that one. putting sweden back ahead with ten minutes remaining. so 2—1 up at that point. he had a goal ruled out. sweden could have been 3—1 up. the closing moments of the second half. still to — one. six minutes of injury time in that match their sweden look to go top of the group with a win. they hav

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steve liesman is in washington dan clifton head of policy resea research at strategus partners and a cnbc contributor steve, i'm going to begin with you. you have long experience and knowledge of secretary yellen, and how she speaks and what she says and how she says it what did she just tell us? >> you know, she's trying to walk that fine line between acknowledging what's really happening in the economy which is an economy where inflation is very high and americans are feeling that and have soured their opinion about the economy. while there are some aspects of the economy that have done well so far, and whether or not they'll do well in the future is unclear and there are decent investment numbers and the first half has not been that bad and it's funny, and i don't know if it's a semantic argument or if it's an argument, and it is entirely possible that july or august could be the beginning of a recession, it's very difficult to be june because june had those high job numbers and the decent numbers in the first quarter when it came to consumer spending and business spending she is

dan clifton is joining me. great to have you.seems like the only remaining items would possibly be drug pricing and obama care subsidies that would stay alive. >> yeah, i think it is important to understand the context of what is being discussed here but senator manchin said this morning on west virginia radio that he is willing to wait and watch the inflation numbers come out when they are released in august and see what the federal reserve is doing before deciding whether to act on tax, clean energy, drug pricing and aca but that would require congress passing that bill in september and as you can imagine with the elections approaching, it would become infinitely harder so not saying that it is totally dead, but it is near dead and my sense is that we will wind up positioning closer to a health care only bill and seeing what those possibilities are going to be one other key point, if you do not raise taxes this year, it is very unlikely that we will raise taxes the next two years particularly if the republicans win the house an

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