what i can say is being with david lynch is the time of my life as i have been here with you talking t david before. he is such a genius. more than any film maker we have to me his work is moving art. it's as illusive and complicated and wild and outrageous as the original twin peaks. i think amazing surprises. i feel privileged to get to be a part of it. >> i guess for every actor or for many actors there is a special relationship with a particular director. what is it about the love between you and david lynch? >> he became my family. he literally has watched me grow up. he knows my family. he knows everything about me. so being directed by a family member has such a specific in m intimacy because he trusts actors so implicitly but something about the way he knows me i think pushes me to perhaps more of the further reaches of what david expects of an actor than i might have been bold enough to attempt myself. i believe he makes me braver and more radical and more trusting of my ownself as a actor which is just incredible to have that relationship. >> are there characteristics and tr

it's directed by david lynch. >> david lynch was a filmmaker known for his taste in the eccentric andthe idea that he would do television in the '90s was crazy. >> do you watch much of it? >> i like the idea of television, but i'm too busy too see very much of it. >> what do you think of that which you do see? >> some of it i really enjoy. >> are you being diplomatic? >> sort of. [ screaming ] >> the beautiful thing about television is you have the chance to do a continuing story. and that's the main reason for doing it. >> i think that "twin peaks" with the initial attention it got allowed all the other networks to say, let's do something different. >> what was interesting about "northern exposure" it was an odd sort of universe that this guy was dropped into. >> the day's coming. it ain't going to be long when you ain't going to have to leave your living room. no more schools, no more tabernacles. no more cineplexes, all right? you're going to snuggle up to your fiberoptics and bliss out. >> you also had experimentation that set the stage for a lot of what came later. >> it's kind o

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to show you the director david lynch called me one day as olympia can testify and said [inaudible] anywayi was on the first episode within the first half hour of twin peaks and i've gone on to do three independent films, which is really good for actors to do independent films. i did a music video with rapper big sean. and now we are going back to hollywood and i will be doing a movie with a rather famous rapper actor sean mcdonald said it's just proving everything into the idea that it wasn't have to be always in able-bodied actor. >> i landed in delhi in 73 and to see this was a rare situation. sammy davis junior would do an appearance on all of th in the y but that's about all you could get it now as a guy that's been represented when you go to bring a project and the first thing they say is let's take it to lebron james company, these are things that didn't exist even five years ago. they are now doing a remake of mary poppins. i think hollywood sets the boundary and open source quicker than anybody else and i think the diversity that is going on quite honestly was up with the wind in

david: loretta lynch's alias revealed.ormer attorney general using the name elizabeth carlisle for official justice department e-mails, including e-mails surrounding her tarmac meeting with former president bill clinton. this according for the american center for law and justice, here now to react, jordan sekulow, american center for law and justice executive director. congratulations, it's like finding a needle in a haystack, you were going through hundreds of pages and came up with the e-mail elizabeth carlisle, thanks to all who worked on this, talking about dealing with the press and her meeting with bill clinton, and she signs it a.g.. apparently the inner circle at the justice department knew she was using this alias? >> that's right. this is the first time, david, that through foia requests and documents that we figured out from a number of groups who file the foias, we found out exactly what the e-mail alias account was for loretta lynch. she acknowledged through attorney previously she had alias e-mail account and

just to show you, director david lynch called me one day, as olympia can testify, and said hey, do you want to be on twin peaks? i said, what? oh my god. anyway, i was on the first episode in the first half hour of "twin peaks." then i have gone on to do three independent films which is really good for actors to do independent films. i did a music video with rapper big sean. i was a principal. now we are going back to hollywood and i will be doing a movie with another famous rapper-actor. yourself just proving and stimulating the idea that it does not have to be always an able-bodied actor. any ethnicities on tv in 1970 three was rep. sam and davis, junior, would do an appearance on "on the family ," but that was about all you can get. but now is a guy who has been represented by william wallace, when you go to do a project the first thing they do is say, let's take it to michael strahan company, let's take a to james lebron company. the man who wrote hamilton now is doing a remake of terry poppins. so i think hollywood sets the foundry and opens doors quicker than anybody else and i t

i was reading a note from david wu at back of america merrill lynch, he says investors are not pricinghe potential risks of a showdown between u.s. and china over north korea. he is recommending people start buying the japanese yen as a relative safe haven. is it time to think about safe haven plays? hans: you could argue that. marketse a lot of other that it is a risk environment. triggered by central bank buying and so forth. however, when it comes to hedges against political or geopolitical risk, i prefer investments in gold rather than yen. tracy: a goldbug with us. keep that thought. we will be discussing that more on the show. we are also going to be getting a outlook for the gold real estate market with a head of research as well as a look at the latest developments in the long-running saga over dana gas. find out why the country's islamic bondholders may end up owing the company millions. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i am getting more and more worried but hopefully history will assert itself. tracy: that was mohamed el-erian on the economy. friday's jobs report gave some indication

let's bring in bank of america merrill lynch head of u.s. equity also davidly, jpmorgan asset management chief global strategist sabina, i want to start with you. stocks down a bit. there's been a lot in terms of headlines lately what do you see if anything driving these markets. what should we expect as we get closer to jackson hole on friday >> yeah, i think the name of the game here is volatility and interest rates you know, potential for fed balance sheet normalization. rate hikes i think all of this spells some potential for leadership to shift from low interest rate plays to rising interest rate plays. and i have three words for you that i think are the way to navigate the market for the rest of the year. those three words are dividend growth stocks. the reason i say this is, if you get interest rate volatility, over the last 12 months we've had a massive reversal in interest rates, but the one consistently outperforming strategy that we've seen is dividend growth stocks stocks that have the highest dividend growth have outperformed over the last one mo

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tracy: today it has to be david wu at bank of america at merrick -- merrill lynch.rs to seek the japanese yen as a safe haven coming up ahead of a risk off september and this is the big question weighing on investors' minds. one of the upcoming flashpoints for the global market? david will and his colleagues figured trump and his -- could be set for a showdown on two confrontation -- with north korea -- that would be a risk off event. we have david will saying -- david wu saying you should buy yen to prep for that. francine: still with us in sharma -- kamal sh arma. when you look at the middle east, is it a pure kind of oil mobile growth story or does it go to inflation bank? >> i think it is about the amount of supply at the moment. through which i look at oil is the impact on currency. in my world it is the canadian dollar and also the norwegian krone and we start to see signs of weakness in the canadian dollar given the move in oil prices and the data. oil is very much for us the ability of opec to continue to abide by the production cuts. francine: is opec even

lynch move index. based on option, barely budged. bond investors are telling us the recent volatility for stocks may not amount to that much. david: for all of our viewers, this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "bloomberg markets: the trump economy," i am david westin. the bloomberg first word news, mark crumpton has more. mark: are -- voters in tuesday's are heading -- in tuesday's are heading to primaries. headed tostates are primaries. luther strange was appointed to fill the post is looking at the fight off challengers that include former alabama chief justice roy moore and a representative mo brooks. president trump has endorsed luther strange. primaries held in utah. the president will sign an executive order that will speed up the process of getting permits for public works projects. get approval to build roads and other infrastructures will require only one federal decision for major projects. a person familiar says there will be a two-year goal for permits. china is it will retaliate if necessary after president trump's call to investigate how china handles intellectual property. the president directed to look and to chine

bank of america and merrill lynch with a new survey showing equity markets are overvalued. that is a new record on the other hand davidper still loves stocks, saying we're nowhere near an overheated market jason wair, chief investment officer, which is it, overvalued, kate, or a loveable market >> i think it's closer to a loveable market but i don't think anybody would say stocks are inexpensive at this point. almost every measure of valuation, whichever one you like says stocks are above their long-term average and i think the real question is what is that compared to and what does it mean? it doesn't mean the market drops and doesn't mean that things are bad. it doesn't mean you should be out of equities because we've been in the situation for a while. even if the percent who believe it has increased i think it means we should have lower expectations for long term returns, which is what historically has been the result of high market valuations. >> jason, over to you. my notes reflect that you say market mood remains somewhere on the scale between outright gloomy, i don't know where i see that and restive participat

us is david bianco chief investment strategist for the americas at deutsche asset management and covering the economic side sheryl myers head of u.s. economics at the bank of america merrill lynchch welcome. >> thank you >> thank you >> we've had some discussions already about the fed. we didn't really talk as much as i guess we should about friday's numbers. great number last time, right, was it similar this time >> it was really strong. we think we're already right at 200,000 this month which would be a pretty strong number it shows that the trend is job growth running about 185,000 or so well in excess of what we need to keep up with population growth and keep the unemployment rate constant. to me i think that the important numbers in the report is not only the head line, it's what's happening with the unemployment rate, what's happening with wages. so there we think it's a little bit maybe of a different story for wages we think we're going to see a 0.3% month over month increase year over year that translates to 2.4% pace despite the fact that we're seeing this strong job growth, the unemployment rate is holding close to levels that are consistent with full employment, wag