see shows like, i don't know, "dallas" or "falcon crest," or even the news, with, like, you know, dan ratherbe -- whatever. you, just plead guilty, guilty, guilty, guilty. for real, man. "bronx" is this piece about this -- this inmate on rikers island. and he's this guy who -- he was arrested for selling t-shirts on fordham road in the bronx. and... he's arguing in this monologue, you know, that he doesn't know why he was arrested. this cop come out and arrest me because i don't got a license. alright, i'm not selling drugs, i'm not selling drugs. i'm selling bart simpson, o.j. simpson t-shirts. [ laughter ] that's work, man, that is, that [bleep] is hard. you think that [bleep] is easy? i don't even want to go into it. [ laughter ] but they said it's illegal, man. that's not illegal, come on, i try to do right in my life. i want to be a entrepreneur, you know, whatever you call it. you know, if i was a little girl that they show in that commercial selling lemonade in front of her house, you think the cop going to arrest her? nah-uh! nah-uh! [ laughter ] but you know the cop going to see her

b, i leak to cbs evening news, dan, rather that i was spying on behalf of israel and the f. b. i began a espionage investigation against me, the cure, the death penalty this time, which i managed to prove his innocence. but to me all criminal cases were filed. the us government's not in the business of assassinating dissidence. they tried to destroy your reputation to try to destroy just credit your character, to try to destroy you economically. when i left the united nations, i was offered jobs by a number of a prominent think takes universities, all of which the media and received a phone call from united states government, telling them that the multi 1000000 dollar grants that they were using the money that the government was providing would be of, with, with disappears they hired richard is convinced that because of his unwelcome views on a rug, the us government fabricated a criminal case resulted in human spending almost 3 years in prison. people keeps saying, well, you will, you seek forgiveness or redemption. i don't need to be forgiven for anything. i did nothing that

i think i saw him in an event for dan rather, which was a few years ago. yeah. because i used to work for dan levitt. yeah, i didn't know that either. when was that was after you have cbs and he was he had his own program and i was producing shows for him for a while. yeah. yeah. because when you and i were at the month ago, i think the third feature straight. yeah. was on the united states in touch to in fact, i was supposed to be in the tribeca film festival this weekend moderating a q&a with you and his documentary. how are you there? thank you for coming out. and i said so where is he? and i was telling how much i admire you were reaching for what you're doing with your announcement and all of that. and you do you know about her narrative about her just because my it just the block for me really although it's down the pass the croton aqueduct passed is the house of your great great grandmother. madam c.j. . and you know what's really lovely is sometimes i'm driving down main street, and i see black women. it's young black women in their twenties, and they're

dan rather and kimco dozier and so many more. there are so many correspondents out there every single day in harm's way risking their lives. that has been true throughout american history from the revolutionary war on. journalists have help tell the story of our wars and i think that has made a huge difference. in colonial times, it was the newspapers that informed the american people of what was happening in that war and the various policies we are fighting for and the outcomes of battles. with the rise of the print media and the expansion of that and the penny press you get to the civil war and it became easier to provide continuous coverage on those wars and those battles that were extraordinarily bloody. townspeople would rush to pick up the latest paper. scanning down the list of the deceased, union or confederate, and the names of their loved ones. a free press has been embedded in our constitution. in my oath, all of our old of those who serve in uniform today are to support and defend that document, the constitution. and

i will be away on assignment, dan rather will be sitting here for the next few years.had dominated certainly cbs, but anyway, the country. people used to say he was the most trusted man in the country. >> once walter cronkite retires, all three network news anchors switch over to a new generation in a period of a couple of years. the '80s might've been the last gasp where people watching the media liked and trusted the media. >> nuclear arms, and how to prevent global destruction are expected to be the major topic of president reagan's news conference tonight. that conference will be nationally televised within the hour. lesley stahl is at the white house. >> the white house is hoping corrections >> in the '80s, women came into the newsroom. when i first joined it was 72. there were very few. by the '80s, there were more and more. >> the decade of the '80s was still a time of sink or swim. you had to be resilient in your own way, to survive, in a period were you were going up against a lot of people who still did not think that women had what it took. >> these are some

i'll be away on assignment and dan rather will be sitting in here for the next few years.country. bianculli: once walter cronkite retires, all three network news anchors within a period of a couple of years switch over to a new generation. the '80s may have been the last gasp where people watching the media liked and trusted the media. nuclear arms and how to prevent global destruction are expected to be the major topic of president reagan's news conference tonight. that conference will be nationally televised within the hour. lesley stahl is at the white house. stahl: the white house is hoping that tomorrow's... in the '80s, women came into the newsroom. when i first joined, it was '72 and there were very few. by the '80s, there were more and more. woodruff: the decade of the '80s was still a time of sink or swim. you had to be resilient in your own way to survive in a period when you were going up against a lot of people who still didn't think women had what it took. these are some of the most famous faces in broadcasting, all of whom happen to be women. the best produce

but i came of age during the vietnam war and i remember dan rather on the front lines every night onur television set and i always thought that war was so wrong and that is when i realized our country is not always perfect. but i have to quote john prine because our flag won't get us into heaven anymore. now we seem to be a very divided country. this seems like the word freedom and patriotism has been hijacked , and i fear we may not -- the divide gets deeper and does not seem to mend itself. i do realize our country is a work in progress but i love it. there is -- there are countries that are great but i love the greatness of the greatness of united states and i have to say the man from ohio and woman from maryland, i both -- i love both of their words. that is about it. host: glad you tuned in. another call from portland, oregon. ann, hello there. you are on the air, go ahead. caller: i grew up in the washington, d.c. area and this will be the 70th year i will be watching the fairgrounds and feeling a little homesick. i would be there if i were there. i am a patriot, a christian, i

but i came of age during the vietnam war and i remember dan rather on the front lines every night onur television set and i always thought that war was so wrong and that is when i realized our country is not always perfect. but i have to quote john prine because our flag won't get us into heaven anymore. now we seem to be a very divided country. this seems like the word freedom and patriotism has been hijacked , and i fear we may not -- the divide gets deeper and does not seem to mend itself. i do realize our country is a work in progress but i love it. there is -- there are countries that are great but i love the greatness of the greatness of united states and i have to say the man from ohio and woman from maryland, i both -- i love both of their words. that is about it. host: glad you tuned in. another call from portland, oregon. ann, hello there. you are on the air, go ahead. caller: i grew up in the washington, d.c. area and this will be the 70th year i will be watching the fairgrounds and feeling a little homesick. i would be there if i were there. i am a patriot, a christian, i

dan find? man's hood yes, mostly. at any moment, he will press the button with his own ass. or ratherelopment will press. throat over the past 15 years it turned out to be a little only seven people want to hide leaf, hide it in the forest, and these do everything the other way around. classified head of the anti-terrorist department now, let's look from the other side , let's see, this type is just hunting for us, removing him we will introduce disorganization into the ranks of the enemy, you cut it like a stick to burst an explosion, a plan to intercept all moscow in the special services. again, lie down on the bottom again, everything is postponed. damn, he promised us something else that you offer the job is done, the money is received , it remains to finish this performance, and everything will be as we wanted. we are not the first time imagines, he is clearly playing some kind of game of his own, but he is using us in a dark way. and who killed the bread? why are you silent? okay, let's talk about this. when i can finish my questions, you promised me, i waited a long time. under

we believe is a new tech bull mshgt arket that's playingt more good news rather than the fire in a crowd theater in tech. >> dan, thank you. jon's interview with amazon ceo andy jassy tomorrow. that's going to do it for us at "overtime. "fast money" begins right now. >>> right now on "fast," heating up will the surge in the ten-year to almost 4% be a warning sign that this red hot summer rally is about to get cooled off big time >>> plus, throwing in the towel. goldman sachs ditching its sell rating on netflix. this after the stock has rallied close to 130% since goldman made that call. the next move for all the streamers straight ahead. >>> and later, a buzz kill on coinbase and meta's new social media brawl with elon musk and twitter. i'm melissa lee, this is "fast money," we're live at the nasdaq market site. we start off with what might be a major warning sign for the markets the yield on the ten-year treasury touching its highest level since the collapse of silicon valley bank rates just a few basis points shy of 4%. the two-year getting within a stone's throw of 5%. the yield had fallen below 3.6% in late

saying their opinions were, quote, grounded in ideology rather than science. joining me is dr. danitness in the arkansas case as well as florida. a professor emeritus of psychiatry of the university of california san francisco. he has been providing care for trans people for more than 30 years. doctor, i read the opinion. the judge made a number of fact findings largely based on your testimony. i want to run through four quickly. number one on the screen, gender identity is not something that an individual can control or voluntarily change or, doctor, as i would say, you can't pray it away, correct? >> yes. are gender identity is a deeply felt sense of being male, female or another gender. it's not something where someone can just decide one day that they are not going to be transgender. >> number two. the lack of alignment between one's gender identity and their sex assigned at birth, gender incongruence, can cause significant distress. the medical term is gender dysphoria. the point i take away is it's a recognized medical condition, the sort of thing that you find in the dsm. tr

so i actually had to been a sign out in the sun and learned how to cover rather than take off and it gets hot dan roche with the santa clara county library district says libraries in cupertino, gilroy gatos know pitas and morgan hill will serve as cooling center's through sunday. it's free to everybody. you know, you don't have to purchase anything you can come in. you can read you can use our computers and just the national weather service issued a heat advisory with the hottest inland temperatures of the summer expected to peak saturday. meantime, ace hardware, let's gatos has been there's not a lot left here. >> we've been so only a lot of these like hands and stuff like that. people came in see we sold most of these guys back in cupertino. craig plans to hang out at the library this weekend to beat the heat. it's nice cool inside. they got the little shop here with some ice cream and drinks and also there's going to be cool. jazz band planned sunday says let's cool stuff going ong here. >> and the vta is offering free bus rides to and from cooling center's. all you have to do is let the bus d

dan kerman kron, 4 news, twitter threatening legal action against rather over its new threads app. >> claiming the company still twitter's trade secrets and other intellectual property threads launched last night and 10's of millions of people have already signed up for it. the app was created by met his instagram team and it comes as many people are exploring alternatives to twitter. thanks to elon musk's to mulch 10 year so far as a spokesperson for meta that nobody who work on threads is a former twitter employee. meanwhile, all request to twitter for comment are met with their standard automated reply to reporters o g. >> in the south bay, more than 1000 pounds of illegal fireworks have been seized in san jose. and police say the suspect is a repeat offender. they say he had some of the fireworks in his possession when he was arrested. kron 4 sleep to call has the story. >> tips and complaints about the sale of illegal fireworks from members of north san jose's alviso community leading police to 49 year-old mark espinosa. the investigation was launched last month on july. second o

been a sign out in the sun and learned how to cover rather than take off when it gets hot dan roche withanta clara county library district says libraries in cupertino, gilroy gatos know pitas and morgan hill will serve as cooling center's through sunday. it's free to everybody. you know, you don't have to purchase anything you can come in. you can read you can use our computers and just the national weather service issued a heat advisory with the hottest inland temperatures of the summer expected to peak saturday. meantime, ace hardware, let's gatos has been there's not a lot left here. >> we've been so a lot of these like hands and stuff like that. people came in see we sold most of these guys back in cupertino. craig plans to hang out at the library this weekend to beat the heat. it's nice cool inside. they got the little shop here with some ice cream and drinks and also there's going to be cool. jazz band planned sunday says let's cool stuff going on here. >> and the vta is offering free bus rides to and from cooling center's. all you have to do is let the bus driver know which locati

of the washington commanders from former owner dan snyder to a group led by investors and washington native josh harris. now harris, the harris grew rather is paying a little over 6 billion. a record for north american sports franchise. snyder had owned the majority of the commanders since 1999 and his family became the sole owners of what he brought out is limited partners 2 years ago. now, snyder was also fined 60 million dollars after the inability investigation claims that he also sexually harassed a former employee ed work. it work related dinner and the team deliberately under reported revenues to the that sports. back to you guys at the desk. >> thanks, aaron. after the break, how a local museum celebrated martial arts icon and bay area local bruce lee. >> well happy bruce lee day to everybody. today marks 50 years since the legendary martial artist actor and philosopher suddenly passed away at just 32 years old lee did leave behind an incredible legacy, though, as a cultural icon and chinese american hero. that legacy is celebrated at an exhibit in the chinese historical society museum in san francisco not far from where he was b

rather than leapfrogging the south. it is hard to say unless they knew exactly what was in your. dan: different colored bags symbolized different values inside those bags. it is possible that thieves may have known that. brinks goes on to say in this case we held up our and and fulfilled our contract, settling claims with pre-affected customers. the others have chosen to litigate admitting under oath that they undervalued their goods and even did so regularly. meantime, the search for the thieves continues. no criminal charges have been filed case. jr stone, abc7 news. dan: what a story. ama: let's talk about the weather for tomorrow because the big question is we've -- if we are getting a break after the heat wave. dan: spencer christian is walking you through what to expect in the accuweather forecast. spencer: the break started today and we will get a bigger break tomorrow. here's a look at the 24 hour forecast. at 7:00 tomorrow morning, mixed conditions in the sky with one in clouds. the temperature is 60° inland and mid-50's at the coast and bay. at 12:00, sunny skies and up to

dan: for us, what is really important, the focus we put on our patients rather than the status as a unicorny: but it is important to investors. another thing you have said recently, even though you are u.k. grown, you would look to new york or the u.s. for a listing. what could u.k. government to change her mind and keep you here and make the u.k. more attractive for startups and health care? dan: i believe for companies, they have to be in a place to get the most amount of resources and capital so we can invest back into making our technology better for our patients, and really deliver on the practice of addictive care. if the government can make the listing look better, make it more friendly for startups, employees can benefit from these initiatives, enable other investors from outside to invest, that is a good step forward. what i want to encourage, to focus on companies that are growing, because if you have a lot of small companies coming successful, it does not matter where they list. if they are based here, most of the money and resources comes back here to create jobs and opportuniti

rather than leapfrogging the south. it is hard to say unless they knew exactly what was in your. dan: different colored bags symbolized different values inside those bags. it is possible that thieves may have known that. brinks goes on to say in this case we held up our and and fulfilled our contract, settling claims with pre-affected customers. the others have chosen to litigate admitting under oath that they undervalued their goods and even did so regularly. meantime, the search for the thieves continues. no criminal charges have been filed case. jr stone, abc7 news. dan: what a story. ama: let's talk about the weather for tomorrow because the big question is we've -- if we are getting a break after the heat wave. dan: spencer christian is walking you through what to expect in the accuweather forecast. spencer: the break started today and we will get a bigger break tomorrow. here's a look at the 24 hour forecast. at 7:00 tomorrow morning, mixed conditions in the sky with one in clouds. the temperature is 60° inland and mid-50's at the coast and bay. at 12:00, sunny skies and up to

this judicial review on behalf of dan kazetta, the government quickly apologised to him and then pulled the guidance that makes us think they are probably sitting on a rathermitted. and the lawyers for dan kazetta — have admitted. and the lawyers for dan kazetta have _ have admitted. and the lawyers for dan kazetta have asked _ have admitted. and the lawyers for dan kazetta have asked for- have admitted. and the lawyers for dan kazetta have asked for the i dan kazetta have asked for the guidance to be issued to other departments so that they are taking it on. as we just said, the government is coming clean about restrictions on freedom of speech within departments and presumably all of the guidance is what you want published? and one lot of... the guidance might be reasonable? the oriainal guidance might be reasonable? tue: original guidance guidance might be reasonable? tte: original guidance looks guidance might be reasonable? t'te: original guidance looks reasonable until you remember the human rights act and the equality act, which guarantee people's political freedoms and there is also data protection which governs the way in which the government can

rather than moved to las vegas. we'll have team coverage of how a's fans aren't giving up on keeping the team in oakland. plus i-team's dans with an update on this case out of san rafael when police took down a gardiner enjoying a beer after work. those stories and more at 5:30 on abc7 bay area streaming tv. dan: thank you. ama: and you can download the abc7 app or head to abc7news.com to join us in two minutes. dan: if you watch us on tv world news tonight with david muir is next. for sandhya patel and all of us we appreciate your time i'm dan ashley. ama: i'm ama daetz. we'll see you again at 6:00. a super thin, flexible patch with maximum otc strength lidocaine that contours to the body to relieve pain right where it hurts. and did we mention, it really, really sticks? salonpas, it's good medicine. >>> tonight, severe thunderstorms and flash flooding slamming the northeast as we come on the air. the storms moving in late today, and during rush hour. washington, d.c. to philadelphia, new york to boston. streets flooded. reports of major delays tonight at airports across the region. and the

rather, fortunately, the quake wasn't strong enough to cause any damage. let's turn things over now to your weather. and here's a look at the forecast from jail >> hello, dan. hello, everybody. here is a live picture of san francisco. you could see cloudy skies tonight. thanks to that coastal fog rolling in and we really been in the same weather pattern all week. and that is because we have this trough to our north in the pacific northwest and a high here near the desert. and that's bringingtus at summer-like temperatures. so not that extreme heat. and we also have a system down in this in the south and that's bringing us this monsoonal moisture. so you'll notice some clouds in the evening. as you saw earlier and then things do clear out inland. but just plan ahead for your morning commute on monday. if you're driving over on the coast and inland valleys and then tuesday, we start to cool down. so will still receive some of that moisture and maybe even some drizzle here. you see that pockets of green on the map and we also have change in the weather pattern. later on in the back end of the week. so you want to plan ahead for next weekend because we're keep

rather to the same topic, but dmytro umanets joins us as another guest - this is the head of the supervisory board of the association of arms and military equipment manufacturers of ukraine generals dan reserve p dmytro i congratulate you welcome to the studio and i am glad to see you e-e mr. serhii ot p general i would really like you to tell me something about the enterprises of the association now involved in the production of robotic platforms, because i remember that there was such a platform called the peacemaker, it was even shown at the parade, the name was very good, it was just right for where to use it, and there about tank-guided missiles, it looked very good that now with this project, this project exists, they are making peace, they really said that everything is correct, it means that the company that is working on this program, they are working on this program , they are already modernizing something according to this program. what unfortunately, until now, the state does not have a so-called program to speed up this project, because this project really deserves a lot of respect. first of all, because there will be much less people dying in our country, and in our cou

rather to the same topic, but another guest joins us, dmytro umanets - he is the chairman of the supervisory board of the association of manufacturers of arms and military equipment of ukraine, generals dan, i congratulate you, i welcome you, the studio and i am glad to see you, mr. serhiy, general, i would really like to see you that you tell something about the enterprises of the association that are currently attached to the production of robotic platforms because i remember that there was such a platform called the peacemaker, it was even shown at the parade, the name was very good, it was just right for the use of anti-tank guided missiles, it looked very good that now with this project, peacemakers really do exist, they said everything is correct, it means that the company that is working on this program, they are already modernizing something according to this program and , in general, everything is going well. the bad thing is that unfortunately, until now, there is no such thing in the state the so-called program in order to speed up this project because this project really deserves a lot of respect for first of all because we will have much less people die and our state leaders

rather, a sure whole russia assembled a number of top level individuals, academics and others who don important research on the issue and the impact of g crisis. now, dan cabal, a respected human rights lawyer in the united since he addressed the meeting at the you in the us, complying to lot about migration on the southern border. it's really the us that has a lot to blame for this migration. for the reasons i step so i would say recommended the united states to stop supporting regime change operations in latin america and to stop supporting wordpress of military and landmark legal to utilize those sanctions as well in cuba. it should engage in fair and equal trading practices with latin american countries. it should rattle the child enforce it and it should enforce its own child labor was. i also believe that a, you want an expert should be appointed emission of the us border, especially as it involves children migrants who are being horribly exploited by the united states. now it's important to note the us rep at this special meeting with president ignore the many criticisms and leveled on the united states for it.

rather to the same topic, but dmytro umanets, the chairman, joins us for another guest of the supervisory board of the association of arms and military equipment manufacturers of ukraine, generals, dan studio, and i am glad to see you, mr. serhiy , mr. general, i would actually like you to tell us something about the enterprises of the association that are currently involved in the production of robotic platforms. i remember that there was such a platform called the peacemaker, it was even shown at the parade, the name was very good, it was just suitable for use and there , uh, anti-tank guided missiles, uh, it looked very nice, what's up with that now by project , this project exists, they are making peace , they really said that everything is correct, uh, the company that works on this program, they are uh, somewhat modernism, this is according to this program. the so-called program to speed up this project, because this project really deserves a lot of respect. first of all, because there will be much less people dying in our country, and in our country, after all, the state leadership is rightly paying a lot of attention to this if to equate them with our enemy, people are more

rather on the same topic, but with another guest , dmytro umanets joins us - he is the chairman of the supervisory board of the association of arms and military equipment manufacturers of ukraine , generals dansociation that are currently involved in the production of robotic platforms, because i remember that there was such a platform called myrotvorets, it was even shown at the parade name it was very beautiful, it was just suitable for the use of anti-tank guided missiles , it looked very good that now with this project, this project exists. they are working on this program, they are working on it, they are already modernizing it according to this program, and, on the whole, everything is going well. the bad thing is that , unfortunately, until now, the state does not have a so -called program to accelerate this project. that this project really deserves a lot of respect for first of all, because we will have much less people die, and in our country, after all, the state leadership pays a lot of attention to this, and it is right, if you compare it with our enemy, they have more people, that's why they are there for themselves let them destroy this one is this problem being destroyed, and

rather on the same topic, but with another guest, dmytro umanets is joining us - he is the chairman of the supervisory board of the association of arms and military equipment manufacturers of ukraine , generals dane currently involved in the production of robotic platforms, because i remember that there was such a platform called myrotvorets, it was even shown at the parade name it was very beautiful, it was just suitable for use, and there were anti-tank guided missiles , it looked very good that now with this project, this project exists, we are transforming , they really said, everything is correct, the company that works on this program, they are working er, something has already been modernized according to this program. and in general, everything is going well. the bad thing is that er, unfortunately, until now, the state does not have a so-called program to accelerate er, this project, because this project really deserves a lot of respect for first of all, because there will be much less people dying in our country, and in our country, after all, the state leadership rightly pays a lot of attention to this, if you compare it with our enemy , there are more people in them, so they can dest

rather to the same topic, but dmytro umanets is joining us as another guest - he is the chairman of the supervisory board of the association of arms and military equipment manufacturers of ukraine generals dan reserve p dmytro i congratulate you the studio welcomes you and i am glad to see you mr. serhiy ot mr. general, i would actually like you to tell me something about the association's enterprises that are currently involved in the production of robotic platforms, because i remember that there was such a platform called the peacemaker, it was even shown at the parade, the name is very good, it was just suitable for use, and there about tanks of guided missiles it looked very good that now with this project this project exists peacemakers really said everything is correct and the company working on this program they are acting something already they are modernizing this according to this program and in general, everything is going well the bad thing is that , unfortunately, until now, the state does not have a so-called program to speed up this project because this project really deserves a lot of respect first of all, because in our much less people will die, but in our country, after a

rather than paying for hotel rooms. it comes as the government's controvserial illegal migration bill is set to become law after a series of votes in the house of lords last night. dan sailed through delays and opposition, but the bibby stockholm arrives here as a floating declaration of the government's determination to reduce hotel bills and stop migrant boats. it's been refitted with bunk beds to house 500 asylum—seekers. but that's around the same number crossing the channel every week. so this isn't a solution, but it's about the government sending messages to the taxpayers that it's not funding asylum—seekers to live in luxury, and to migrants, that if they come to this country, they can expect to live in conditions that are what it describes as "basic and functional". there's opposition here and beyond, and listen to the split opening up in this community. there are refugees here. to answer your question, i do not feel safe. i'm not frightened of a single man in portland, there are 7,000 men in portland now. they shout. one group's concerned about the pressure on services... the other�*s focused on conditions for the men. it has to be dealt with some other wa

rather than paying for hotel rooms. it comes as the government's controversial illegal migration bill is set to become law after a series of votes in the house of lords last night. dan but the bibby stockholm arrives here as a floating declaration of the government's determination to reduce hotel bills and stop migrant boats. it's been refitted with bunk beds to house 500 asylum—seekers. but that's around the same number crossing the channel every week. so this isn't a solution, but it's about the government sending messages to the taxpayers that it's not funding asylum—seekers to live in luxury, and to migrants, that if they come to this country, they can expect to live in conditions that are what it describes as "basic and functional". there's opposition here and beyond, and listen to the split opening up in this community. there are refugees here. to answer your question, i do not feel safe. you need... i'm not frightened of a single man in portland, there are 7,000 men in portland now. they shout. one group's concerned about the pressure on services. no hate! the other�*s focused on conditions for the men. it has to be dealt with some other way, but the only way

rather be in colorado ♪. jonathan: we are live. your today, the nasdaq is up more than 30%. look at this line from morgan stanley. the air market is not done yet. dan like this. you guys are saying the bear market is not done yet. tell us why. dan: the market today has been incredibly stronger. stronger than we did. we are still in an environment where we think things will come under pressure as inflation and weight -- and waves cost a elevated. the starting point in this cycle was stronger than many expected. consumers and corporations took advantage of lower rates to increase balance sheets in 2020 one, given high fiscal spending. our team has talked about the idea that many of the lower quality areas of the market into a world where inflation growth is slowing pricing is difficult to maintain forever. to be fair and answer your question, a part of the market that has not seen the collapses the high quality mega caps -- mega cap space. tom: i looked at the market last year and there is all this silliness from our childhood about an intermediate trend in the bear market where the bull market. are you reaffirming a bear market where are you reaffir

dan and it was interesting, you know, grant shapps yesterday saying that his kids had all been refused bank accounts. i mean, isn't it funny, though? all things funny, though? all these things bubble away . it's rathere the european union . yet the only person who union. yet the only person who ever says it is me, say it, ever says it is me, i say it, and suddenly everybody else says, oh, it's my turn. i'm going to come out to, you know , going to come out to, you know, i'm going to join the i'm going to join the cavalry. um but and yes , of course, i had tonight on yes, of course, i had tonight on the programme a local councillor in south west london and his little group of independents who formed a party got it registered with elle.com, done everything right. they can't get a bank account. so yes, the implications for public life and democracy of the pep rules, the politically exposed persons rules are serious, but it goes far wider. far broader than that. there are lots of people out there who have no voice , who out there who have no voice, who are living in fear, living in despair. my website inbox has never been busier and i include in that national referendums winning european elections. and

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