david kelly, i have never heard so much microanalysis in our life. os right, is it transitory? david: part of it is, part of it has to be, but we are in the midst of a wave here, printing numbers 5% year-over-year and it will of course backed down from that. all of this talk and acceptance over inflation in the news headlines are fading -- feeding into expectations which are at some point a self-fulfilling prophecy. they feel they can raise prices and are willing to raise higher wages. the broad picture is one where inflation runs hot and is likely to stay hot through the end of the year with an economic slowdown that doesn't seem to be on the horizon and i think it is a hot work here. lisa: do you think that the market knee-jerk response is wrong, lower on its face than transitory? david: we are looking at declines with a handle on inflation, so for me it's not so much the hour to hour inflation of the bond market, it's the notion of the 5% inflation rate with 1.4% treasury yields. that's extraordinary and i don't think it will persist. later this mo

let's bring in david kelly chief global strategist at jpmorgan. mutating economy i know you mean it in a good way, right, david? >> yes, i do. the economy is adapting and it's evolving and it's so important to recognize this. we've had one economic, four covid, but each subsequent wave of the virus has actually impacted the economy less because we've changed the way we do things and i think it's very important, i hate the delta wave that we're dealing with right now. it's obviously terrible from a human perspective but it's not hitting the economy for a loop the way the original coronavirus wave did, precisely because we've adapted and we continue to adapt. liz: yeah, i get it and we are adapting and when you talk about adapting, economically, look at i mean gdp has looked incredibly strong. we do have that great july jobs number but everybody says that jay powell, head of the federal reserve, needs to see more. more than 6.5% gdp, and yet we're still at 0 interest rate. as you look at the globe, and everything that's happening in different countri

alice continues as discussions with professor sir john crisis and has been joined by david kelly of the blog. scott goes, pope. a terminal is about professionals of john carter. some in the gym grew up looking at david butler and bob mckenzie in the spring. all met on the same. my goodness i want to do that was, was always should i'm bishop to become the number one political pundits for portals . know what is true is, shall we say, i had an unusually early interest in politics, in our people vote. so my 1st political memory is the death of you guys from 963 on the subsequent leadership reduction. how it works, and one against james called her. and that's the point in which i started reading newspapers and took an interest in this reaction. i then remember being allowed to say, oh my, my parents are age 910 for the 964 at your program, which of course was david about doing book because each other was indeed i don't remember following the case. i have the following day, but i was allowed to stay up for a while until january to talk to why she would beginning about program. so i was what s

come back, alex continues his discussions with professor sir john curtis and has been joined by david kelly of the blog. scott goes, pope. a tell me about the professional. so john cutter, something that the jim grew up looking, david butler and bob mackenzie in the spring. all of a sudden my goodness i want to do that was, was always should i'm bishop to become the number one political pundits for polls. now, what is true is, shall we say i had an unusually early interest in politics and in people vote. so my 1st critical memory is to death. if you guys in 1963 on the subsequent leadership reduction. how it was one against james caught her. and that's the point in which are starting reading. newspapers took an interest in this leadership reaction. i then remember being a lot to say on my, my parents are, this is 18910 for the 964 at your program, which of course was david bought during book mackenzie. yes. indeed, i don't remember following the case. i had the following day, but i was allowed to stay up for a while and to remember to talk. so i will beginning about program. so i was watch

. >> that's very, very interesting, david it's kelly i have one question.ld you distinguish between binance's global operations and what it's doing in the u.s.? this is still a heavily used platform >> yeah, i would i think that -- well, let's put it this way. you have entities like coinbase who are trying as hard as they can to follow regulation and i'll tell you, our group is made up of futured and leveraged products traders when the cftc came out with regulations about a year ago that touched on crypto, coinbase and others that are trying to follow regulation, they shut down their futures and leveraged trading products they aren't operating. binance ignored it now look where we sit. >> david, finally before we let you go, kelly and i have been talking at length today about this particular story. what exactly do you think will be the reaction from binance when it hears this arbitration case being brought it's being brought in hong kong. the claimants, what kinds of stories will tay tell to try to persuade the arbitrators over there to rule in their favor

the jobs numbers, we're going to bring in diane, chief economist at grant thornton preponderate david kelly chief global strategist at jp morgan. diane, we saw the upward rerevisions the last couple months how it speaks to strength, maybe stronger than previously expected >> it's terrific and does actually put the fed into taper mode they need to see august, the delta month, that said where the delta variant has had the worst spread is areas we have seen less jobs search than areas that didn't have -- higher vaccine rates. but that is going to be the big determinant. even the most dovish on the fed, weller -- governor weller already argued that these kinds of job gains two months in july and august would be enough to justify the tapering talk for september announcement and i think that's what we're focused on in opens the door to that. there are a couple of things important in the nuances of the data yes a slight tickup in the participation rate, some draw downin the long-term unemployed still elevated but that was good because people step up and show up to be hired. but on the other side o

. >> david, it's kelly let's talk about a stock you do like, motorola, a name that popped up when danlifton was talking about winners from the infrastructure bill. tell us why you like it and why it's not someone who's kind of been caught up in this high valuation market if you want to call it that >> great, thanks, kelly. if motorola was a consumer stock, i think a lot more investors would have their eye on it. as it stands here today, motorola have a near monopoly in mission critical public safety networks like police, fire, 911, as well as commercial networks and they have about 13,000 of these networks around the globe. but we have to give a lot of credit to the ceo, greg brown. over the past about six years, he went on a $4 billion merger and acquisition spending spree and if you fast forward today, what you have is the land mobile radio. you've got command center software and you have fixed and mobile video. and they have an ecosystem, a one-stop shop that i think it's as powerful as what apple has with their ecosystem and if you look at estimates, the estimates have gone up sin

and, hello, can we talk about david e. kelly producing it? "ali mcbeal," "doogie howser."ne perfect strangers" out on hulu. you can't miss it. >> "nine perfect strangers," next another limited series, this one pulled back the curtain on higher education. what can you tell us about that? >> "the chair" and it's sandra oh as in, oh, yeah, baby. sandra oh golden globe winner for that little show "grey's anatomy," she is back. so the show takes place at a major university. sandra oh is not only the first woman of color chair, but she is in charge of resurrecting this completely failing and scandalous english department. the best part, though, for me season one trailer, sandra oh is just walking down the hallway for the first time going into her office sitting at her beautiful desk, sits in her chair and the chair breaks, falls flat on her face. now, i can't help but wonder is there something else to this chair breaking? chair breaking, get it, chair. >> finally, awkwafina is back on the small screen. what's the inside scoop? >> "awkwafina is nora from queens." she rocked "craz

and i want to say, "david e. kelly did all the courtroom stuff. but that's literally the only thing i'm allowed to say about it. >> jimmy: there you go there you go right there, i love it. [ cheers and applause congrats on everything keep it up [ cheers and applause jean hanfff korelitz, everybody! "the plot" is available everywhere books are sold. go to your bookstores to pick this up. we'll be right back with stand-up comedy from jackie fabulous. stick around everybody thank you, pal [ cheers and applause this guy here is busy working on our state's recovery. you see he lives in california and by vacationing in california he's supporting our businesses and communities. which means every fruity skewer is like another sweet nail in the rebuilding of our economy. hammer away craftsman. calling all californians. keep your vacation here and help our state get back to work. and please travel responsibly. ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: our next guest can be seen at the las vegas laugh factory tomorrow through sunday making her "tonight show" debut,

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as manu noted there have been accusations by both david perdue and kelly loeffler, the senator from georgiay stages. and, look, there have been regular charges against the democrats, flouting the mask guidance. what makes this especially egregious is paul has been such a relentless kind of opponent, taking this seriously in terms of public health measures, masking, vaccination requirements, the overall severity of it. and whether this was inadvertently left off his form or not, this kind of investment when contrasted against the backdrop of his kind of language about this and the kind of language that got him suspended from youtube i think is what makes it especially striking. >> you write in the atlantic here as we shift gears a little bit in terms of how things are going in washington. >> yeah. >> there is a concern among democrats that part of president biden's bipartisan strategy, which includes not being too tough on republicans, there's a fear among democrats that that could backfire. is the president running the risk here of falling into the trap of believing washington of 2021 can o

david e. kelly, i want to get this right.iver a fun ride which emotionally resonates a hoot with a sniffle chaser. how would you describe it? >> wow. yeah, you know, i love the book. i had read "nine perfect stranger." liane moriarty is a wonderful writer. i loved these characters. after the last year and a half or so people owning they need some help, that everyone's kind of weird and damaged in their own ways. i loved the thought of not only you can get help, but you can get help from strangers. it doesn't have to just be your close group. then it was all these amazing actors. to be in australia with these people, just being around people we were all like we had been in lockdown. everyone was so nice. there's a newcomer, nicole kidman i think everyone will like. >> let's take a look at a clip right here. >> i'm masha. >> you're her. >> why are you crying, francis? >> oh, you know, just a little bit of my career is over kind of thing. bit of menopause. mix in a little bad relationship. a dash of crippling shame. >> we're goi

you see three divisions, john buford, david greg, alfred tookton, they will cross at different forwards. beverly ford, kelly's forward. where is stewart supposedly? culpepper courthouse. he's closer to brandy station, stretched all over. there is not enough forage. he's spreading his troops around and they are going to march this way and going to entrap stuart between the two wings. that make sense? it is a surprise in the morning of the ninth when davis's brigade splash of the cross at beverly ford, and finds out he is up against part of the sixth virginia to push him back. look at this. look at 15 cannons in between a picket line and the rest of jones's brigade. that is not where you put artillery. anyway, the equal weighting is going to be around st. james church and the counterattack as jones is going to stabilize his line, and the second front is going to open up. john buford is involved in all this early action. a second front, on two fronts but here's the interesting story and here is the missed opportunity, those that are up, here comes kelly's forward and the other two cavalry divisions. to tell davi

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just one thing greg said or even what david zervos was telling you. kelly, i was doing the math. if the taper starts in october okay and the fed does $15 billion a month. that means that between now and may of next year the fed will have added to its balance sheet by $660 billion. zbll wow >> that's some breakneck, you know, white knuckle tightening going on i don't really think it's much of anything. it's the easiest possible exit you could possibly imagine from the accommodation. >> do you see added to its balance sheet by $660 billion? >> added right. remember, tapering is a reduction in the amount you are adding so 120, 105. you add all that up. i just did it. maybe my spreadsheet is wrong because you can't believe the answer that i got. but it's 660 billion additional dollars it would add to its balance sheet between now and when it's removing a combination. >> it's a tapering, not a siphoning. >> right exactly. >> greg, one final question on this i want to go back to your earlier point. since this talk has started the ten-year's gone from 1.75 to 1.25 that would seem like a

colleagues alex rogers and mike warren that mcconnell has suggested that former senators kelly loeffler and davide should take a look at running in that race. purdue has taken that off the table. loeffler said she is not ruling it out. both of them met with mcconnell earlier this year. both of them lost their senate races in january that led to the democrats taking control of the united states senate. now, mcconnell is also meeting with other potential candidates as well including a person named latham sadler. he raised more than a million dollars in the last quarter and has some republicans eager that potentially he could be a candidate. mcconnell is looking at other candidates as well. republican leaders, people close to mcconnell also expressing concerns about walker. john cornyn who is a mcconnell ally told me yesterday, all i know is what i read in the paper. i want to win that race, and so i want the best nominee. i don't know whether he is it. now, walker has not said what he would do, john. he is still a texas resident. he suggested he's moving back to the state and could run, but several

he's engaging with stuart, those that are up, here comes kelly florida the other two divisions, every division, pleasanton is going to tell david greg get your division up as quickly as possible, look where hedi is coming he is fast, fortunate, where is he going to be, holy cow it doesn't work out that way. because stuart is going to respond very quickly is not very respected of stuart, there's a personality issue but jones is going to save his bacon during this battle because here he is, he's going to pull his men out of line and they're gonna go to fleetwood hill where the fighting is going to occur more and more in troops become to bring his brigade and what would've been another wonderful opportunity was a lost opportunity as david griggs men are defeated on fleetwood hill. what might've been a very good opportunity to not destroy stuart but to hamper him in a future campaign. that showing photographs of the hill and you can see the representation but by the end of the day it is very clear that they are not moving stuart in pleasanton gives permission to retreat and he will retreat back across the river here, what am h doin

david: that was from "the other two"? >> "the other two," yep, created by the wonderful chris kelly and sarah schneider, former head writers ] >> david: you wind up in good stuff. you like a good wig? >> i do like a good wig. it's fun to change yourself, yeah. >> david: it's great, it's cool. >> wigs make the character. >> david: and a good wig like that is funny, it helps it a lot. [ laughter ] i think it's fun. you did that one. that comes on -- >> august 26th. it's great, you guys. and you can catch the first season now on hbo max. season two on august 26th. >> david: love it. [ cheers and applause ] and of course, "white lotus." it's kind of funny to see you, because your character seems a little not like what you're like. >> yes. >> david: you know what i mean? >> yes. >> david: i was watching like -- it's kind of cool to see you in that different mood, because you're not that sweet, you're kind of shallow. [ laughter ] >> yes, i'm a very, you know -- meddling mother-in-law. it is a different type of role, yes. i live in my kind of bubble, kind of playing a role. it was hard to do. mike white, our amazing show runner,

16% higher velodyne in particular surging as the largest shareholder david hall calls for chairman michael dee's resignation. kelly kristina, thank you kristina partsinevelos the oil market is closing, really strong rebound session. pippa stevens has the latest >> reporter: kelly, yes, really strong is right. finally following seven straight days of losses crude is bouncing back after sinking to its lowest level since may. a weaker dollar is supporting prices and betting last week's sell-off was overdone. wti is up 5.6% at $65.61 brent crude at $68.72 for a gain of 5.5%. gold mran sachs calling for brent to hit $80 by the end of the year that macro head winds are clouding the market. the trend is not your friend right now, they said that steadily tightening fundamentals will push prices higher into autumn, kelly. back to you. >>> pippa, thank you rick santelli tracking the action out of the cme. rick >> reporter: if you look at an intraday of 10s, you really see the truth here last week we held 1.22% area and we had some lift we are moving sideways here. but as you look at other sectors particularly barclays high

david flemming. co-chair of the giants community fund kelly larkin cooper.od tidings foundation, larry harper. [applause] >> giants community fund executive director sue peterson. and, you know our giants players do so much community outreach and one of whom is very involved in the community all while raising her precious children and supporting her all star husband jenn crawford. >> and a three-time all star who's having one heck of a season, your giant's short stop number 35 brandon crawford. [cheers and applause] >> i also like to recognize staff members of the san francisco recreational parks department. staff members of the good tidings foundation along with the larry harper family. board members and staff of the giants community fund. and, we have members of our giants front office staff as well. thank you all for being here and always show your support. oh, no. i have not forgotten you because it would not be a giants celebration without our very own mascot, the great lucille. now this is a great community project with many organizations and joining h

david flemming. co-chair of the giants community fund kelly larkin cooper.the good tidings foundation, larry harper. [applause] >> giants community fund executive director sue peterson. and, you know our giants players do so much community outreach and one of whom is very involved in the community all while raising her precious children and supporting her all star husband jenn crawford. >> and a three-time all star who's having one heck of a season, your giant's short stop number 35 brandon crawford. [cheers and applause] >> i also like to recognize staff members of the san francisco recreational parks department. staff members of the good tidings foundation along with the larry harper family. board members and staff of the giants community fund. and, we have members of our giants front office staff as well. thank you all for being here and always show your support. oh, no. i have not forgotten you because it would not be a giants celebration without our very own mascot, the great lucille. now this is a great community project with many organizations and joi

david flemming. co-chair of the giants community fund kelly larkin cooper.the good tidings foundation, larry harper. [applause] >> giants community fund executive director sue peterson. and, you know our giants players do so much community outreach and one of whom is very involved in the community all while raising her precious children and supporting her all star husband jenn crawford. >> and a three-time all star who's having one heck of a season, your giant's short stop number 35 brandon crawford. [cheers and applause] >> i also like to recognize staff members of the san francisco recreational parks department. staff members of the good tidings foundation along with the larry harper family. board members and staff of the giants community fund. and, we have members of our giants front office staff as well. thank you all for being here and always show your support. oh, no. i have not forgotten you because it would not be a giants celebration without our very own mascot, the great lucille. now this is a great community project with many organizations and joi

david flemming. co-chair of the giants community fund kelly larkin cooper.the good tidings foundation, larry harper. [applause] >> giants community fund executive director sue peterson. and, you know our giants players do so much community outreach and one of whom is very involved in the community all while raising her precious children and supporting her all star husband jenn crawford. >> and a three-time all star who's having one heck of a season, your giant's short stop number 35 brandon crawford. [cheers and applause] >> i also like to recognize staff members of the san francisco recreational parks department. staff members of the good tidings foundation along with the larry harper family. board members and staff of the giants community fund. and, we have members of our giants front office staff as well. thank you all for being here and always show your support. oh, no. i have not forgotten you because it would not be a giants celebration without our very own mascot, the great lucille. now this is a great community project with many organizations and joi

nicole, jennifer, matthew, jamie, david martin, stacey baird, patrick enrock, masin, hannah albert, elle asono, john, sean, brian mcdermott, john, jordan blue, lucy hunter, kelly ryan, melissa porter and david strickland. these are some of the individuals that were involved in putting together the commerce piece of the underlying bill. 20% of the underlying bill was the fowfer -- focus of the commerce committee. i want to thank senator wicker and his staff to pull off the bipartisan bill that came to the senate floor as part of this package. our legislation, i think, is an historic investment to rebuild the infrastructure, including for things like mega projects, basically helping to eliminate our problems, improve our freight network, improve our environment and helping amtrak better serve the united states of america. all of these were important investments, but we should look at the first. first we're authorizing for the first time mega projects. mega projects often take up so much of our budgets in our states and federally they never get funded, but that doesn't mean they aren't critical to the united states. in the northeast corridor, we have mega project

it was david sevmentz halion and i don't think they look alike. megyn kellying new york post cover on andrew cuomo, i'm not saying there's anything wrong with him working at the pool of the executive mansion with a blonde woman on her laptop a couple feet away. she turns out to be a secretary, she's wearing a dress, not a bathing suit. obviously he didn't expect the press to obtain these photos. the optics for the governor, not so good. just made it. that is it for this edition of media buzz. i'm howard kurtz. we hope you'll check out our facebook page, give us a like. we post my daily columns there. let's continue the conversation, the back and forth on twitter at howard kurtz. check out my podcast, media buzz meter. we look at the day's buzziest stories, you can subscribe at apple itunes, google pod casts or your amazon device. there's a lot of moving targets that we deal with today. tomorrow we have executive assistant number one to an drew cuomo going public in the interview, the senate is debating the infrastructure bill. we'll watch all that for you and

david flemming. co-chair of the giants community fund kelly larkin cooper.gs foundation, larry harper. [applause] >> giants community fund executive director sue peterson. and, you know our giants players do so much community outreach and one of whom is very involved in the community all while raising her precious children and supporting her all star husband jenn crawford. >> and a three-time all star who's having one heck of a season, your giant's short stop number 35 brandon crawford. [cheers and applause] >> i also like to recognize staff members of the san francisco recreational parks department. staff members of the good tidings foundation along with the larry harper family. board members and staff of the giants community fund. and, we have members of our giants front office staff as well. thank you all for being here and always show your support. oh, no. i have not forgotten you because it would not be a giants celebration without our very own mascot, the great lucille. now this is a great community project with many organizations and joining hands. we

spoke to david wallace, while the author of the uninhabitable earth and editor at large of new york magazine, he told me that government corporations and individuals all face a massive hug. kelly, an effort to reduce emissions over the coming years. we are already in the danger zone. we are already looking at a world that has been utterly transformed the planet is already warmer than it has ever been in the entire history of human civilization. which means that everything we've built on the edifice of that old climate. now we need to reconsider or rebuild or replace in order to live in this new one, which may be getting hotter still in the decades ahead. likely will be getting hotter still in the decades ahead, which is going to be in more and more intense impacts. almost everywhere you look, we will endure, but it's going to take an enormous amount of us from us to surprise. awe. thanks provincial capital. in afghan, astonished now fall into the taliban as it continues it's offensive across the country. region is locked in red, arkansas to be in control of the armed group. the latest is i bought the capitol of some and gone in the north, while 3 others are on the cost of fall

kelly o'donnell, courtney kube at the white house and pentagon respectively, thank you both. joining me, someone who has quite a bit of experience with this, general davidetraeus. former cia director. if i read the rest of his resume, the segment will be over. general petraeus, let me not just follow up on the president's contention it would have been chaotic anyway, let's start with leaving bagram. did we do this out of order? interesting that courtney kube reminded me, if you count handing bagram over as the end of the military role in this, then the intelligence community was right. basically the government lasted a month. is that a tell that we did this in the wrong order? >> well, it is really just when we ended our support for afghan forces on the ground. the psychological blow that result knowing no one is coming to the rescue with resupply, drones providing picture and close air support, especially when we withdrew 18,000 contractors that kept the afghan air force flying, u.s. provided helicopters and planes, i don't know if it was bagram specifically, it was end of our support for those on the ground that again ultimately culminates in a real p

david. we didn't hear from him on the way out. any indication we could hear from him today or sometime this weekend? >> reporter: that is not the plan, but as you heard from kelly on the ground, things are changing quickly there. we have no expectations. we shouted remarks. we questioned the president thursday before he left his home for wilmington. he had an opportunity to address this. he talked about prescription drugs. the only statement with a statement from press secretary jen psaki saying that the president continues to give briefs and his focus is on the americans in the country and they get out in a safe and orderly fashion, making sure that those thousands of troops have gone into the country remain safe and they can get the americans out. >> sharon pettypiece and kelly cobiella, thank you for your reporting. colonel, you served in vietnam. you're a medal of honor recipient. there are a few people who can speak with more authority about that war. we keep hearing about the comparison, you know, continues -- helicopters on the roof of the embassy. we're not seeing that now, but are those things fair? >> it is fair. one of the things that happened here i

kelly, welcome to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen, we are expecting a briefing from the pentagon on the deadly attacks at any moment we'll take you there live is not it begins. >> i'm david faber in for wilfred frost. energy and stock caps. let's get to the pentagon for a briefing on what is happening. >> can you hear me okay? >> john, i can see you and hear you fine. >> the general will have some brief opening remarks, will address the events today, an

kelly, welcome to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen, we are expecting a briefing from the pentagon on the deadly attacks at any moment we'll take you there live is not it begins. >> i'm david faber in for wilfred frost. energy and stock caps. let's get to the pentagon for a briefing on what is happening. >> can you hear me okay? >> john, i can see you and hear you fine. >> the general will have some brief opening remarks, will address the events today, and then we'll take questions. i will moderated questions police, before you ask your question, identify yourselves and your outlet so the general has an idea of, and a reminder we have 30 minutes and a hard stop at 3:30, so general mckenzie, over to you. >> john, thanks. two sue i'd bombers, ace saysed to have been isis fighters detonated in the vicinity of the abbey gate, and the baron hotel, immediately ajdjadjacent at this time we know that 12 u.s. service members have been killed in the attack and 15 more service members have been injured. a number of afghan civilians were also injured and killed in the attack we're treating some of these at hkia, and some are at local hospitals. their loss weighs heavily on us all, and

kelly. >> thanks for having me. >> time now for "squawk on the street." >>> good monday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer david faber is back. the bounce continues futures are green, the market looking for more signals that maybe the delta variant is peaking out in the south and that risk is to the doviish side this weekend at jackson hole the fed's annual symposium is going virtual as the fda prepares to give pfizer's vaccine full approval. >>> and a judge ruling that the so-called gig worker law approved by california voters is unconstitutional uber, lyft and doordash are all down in the premarket. >>> and robinhood is moving higher several firms initiate coverage today. we will get to all of them >>> first up, though, jackson hole of course as you know by now is going virtual, one more casualty of the resurgence in covid and the delta variant. a lot of notes out this morning, jim, suggesting that powell is not going to say anything market moving >> i don't know how he can we've got this major public health issue every time we think that we've got covid under control, covid surprises us so if you go back and

kelly. >> thanks for having me. >> time now for "squawk on the street." >>> good monday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer daviden, the market looking for more signals that maybe the delta variant is peaking out in the south and that risk is to the doviish side this weekend at jackson hole the fed's annual symposium is going virtual as the fda prepares to give