my name is emily wilkins. i am honored to be the 117th president of the national press club and a d.c. correspondent for cnbc. thanre and online for our headliner event at the present council on sports, fitness and nutrition. we are happy to accept your questions today, w questions one or email headliners@ nationalpressclub.org. please write legibly, i cannot ask what i cannot read food health experts say american youth are in a crisis, they are lonely and isolated, bullied online and off-line and beset with anxiety. health secretary has called mental health of the defendant has crisis of ourbut . a recent study published in "pediatrics," found physical fitness may prevent depression, anxiety and add in adolescence. as america marks national physical fitness and sports medical and mental health awareness month, we are happy to welcome several distinguished leaders in health and fit to discuss how sports, fitness and nutrition can improve the at any age. today we will be hearing from several folks. admiral rich

emily is a leader. our profession in many ways, particularly through her lauded service to two organizations, the society for historians of american foreign relations, or schaffer in the society for historians of the early american republic or shear. it's a well-worn clichÉ to call the book a game changer. but to demonstrate why missionary diplomacy truly deserves the title, i want to situate it within scholarly conversations in both of these communities. this was easier for me to do which year where i too am a member. but let me start with schafer, where my strategy was to consider missionary diplomacy in relation to. the last ten years of winners of schafer's two major book prizes. this strategy had its limitation since as the list of prize winning books skewed heavily towards post 1945 history. and i think that reason alone missionary diplomacy essential as it exposes just a back story to the most notable narratives in american foreign relations, but in fact, that many important developments within t

emily. spin on jeff paul, thank you. now judge cannon has become a target of the left, watch. >> it simply outrageous, and she makes one outrageous comment after another, one outrageous ruling after another. she is doing everything she can do to play into her critics view was that she is a little more than a hack for donald trump. speak of the decisions aren't coming quick enough. she is asking too many other people to come in and give their opinions. and it's really playing right into the defenses hands. >> politically biased bozo, or both? >> it is like that game show where it's due you go behind the curtain or box? i actually think it's both. there is no question she is inexperienced and she does not have the tools to handle it this complicated. they are always siding with donald trump and it's very, very hard at this point to see her as being anything other than partisan. speak of the worst thing that could happen to her is that she actually does rule on this, because that would go to the 11th circuit and then this p

emily? >> emily: not long enough.immigration system. take a listen. >> and want to know how direct these comments to 1600 pennsylvania avenue, and to every member in both chambers of congress. we are 1800 miles away here in hartford county. we are 1800 miles away from the southern border, and the american citizens are not safe because of failed immigration policies. this is the second time in just two years that an innocent hartford county woman has lost her life to a criminal in our country illegally. let me repeat that. 1800 miles from the southern border, and this is the second woman in our county to be killed by an illegal alien. suspect in both cases are from el salvador with ties to criminal gangs. they should not be happening. victor hernandez did not come here to make a better life for himself or for his family. he came here to escape a crime he committed in el salvador. he came here and murdered rachel and, god willing, no one else. but that should never have been allowed to happen. >> emily: that's the worst

>> emily: who knew what and when? this was a lot, there's no other think the call it than that. i said this before but "the new york post" story from my personal account when i was press secretary, my personal twitter account was banned. this was a story that was widely denied, you decide not just during the election but all the way into the biden white house, you heard it from the podium that it was russian disinformation and the u vet, let's not forget come at the taa deputy mike morrell said that te person who recognize that letter was anthony blanket, who was the senior advisor for the biden campaign, who is now the secretary of state. he organized the air we need accountability because the nation was told a lie, newspapers were banned. >> harris: as he also pointed out, in was carrying that saran wrap. you know, that sealed laptop. not only was it not russian disinformation, it is also part of the case. we are owed an explanation. it is convenient that it only becomes real, such as right now. >> charles: that is

♪ ♪ >> emily: hello, everyone. this is "outnumbered." i am emily compagno.e with my cohost harris faulkner and kayleigh mcenany and founder of polaris and national security morgan ortagus and "fox & friends" cohost, most of the brian kilmeade radio show and host of "one nation," brian kilmeade. as president biden prepares for his upcoming debates, questions about his age and mental acuity are back in the spotlight following the circulation of videos that appear to show the president struggling and confused. clips of those moments have gone viral. the white house came out yesterday claiming that those videos have been manipulated. >> secretary jean-pierre: i think you all have called this the tea pick's video. they are a cheap fix video. they are done in bad faith. some of your news organizations have been very clear have stress that these right wing critics of the president have a credibility problem because of the fact-checkers have repeatedly caught and pushing disinformation, disinformation. we see this. this is something coming from your part of the worl

>> emily: we saw the congressman laughed. not only are they not saying the names, apparently it is cause for mirth and joy and laughter at the fingertips of not only the mainstream media journalists but also our lawmakers. >> harris: you mentioned that got away. what we learn today was that he had tried to enter the country . and rodney scott, former border patrol chief who was under the trump administration when you were there. what he was talking about was the fact that he had to pay extra money to the cartel and gain extra information about where he could go. ed was plotting against the country. this is a bigger thing then coming to the border and simply saying, there is an opening. now it is a conspiracy to get into this country. when is the department of justice going to get involved? >> paul: i would like to see donald trump now telling the four nations doing it. >> emily: i hope it is a debate question. >> harris: who is driving? coming up, we will have faith anyway. less than one week out from biden versus trump and t

that leaves us where we are today. >> emily: ripping up the successful border policy.ray that the issues go away. >> kayleigh: president run on issues or ideas but he prays that the issue goes away. trump when you have a lead, roughing the numbers here, it's double-digit and close to 20% on the issues. the only advantage he has is abortion and democracy. speak to democracy is not the most important issue to people right now. but this has been ride along with the economy this important issue which is hard because we had seen north of a percent inflation tammy. >> tammy: all they could do is focus on punishment for donald trump they wanted to punish trump and also us for caring about the border which was the winning issue in 2016. donald trump. tey wanted to this was bad girls and boys we are going to not punish you. in the meantime to get on the bullet train that has no breaks and now they cannot stop but they also underestimate -- they cannot stop because of the nature of what has compelled them which is the emotions that are driving them. it is clearly not policy. las

emily: it really hasn't. we believe we are in the never ending late cycle environment with the lagged effect of tightening has not seen contraction yet. i am glad you brought up that the bad news is bad news and narrative. on wednesday we got the cpi report and its only missed by .1%. it wasn't that big of a ingles but markets are sensitive to what you have seen. the next ppi report contributed to the disinflation traction but you have initial claims and jumping. i would say that actually ended up being the most important data point of the week. there may have been some one-off anomalies due to the memorial day holiday's, but we are seeing more signs in the labor market is softening and that was confirmed just a few minutes ago with the university of michigan sentiment report. people are concerned. it is -- katie: it is not often claims overshadow cbi. i will ask the same question that i asked mike mckee, when you get worried when you think about the long lag of monetary policy that the fed went too far and g

his law license was suspended in dc following his guilty verdict on the charges, emily. >> emily: jacquiyou. bring it back to kels, lee zeldin, what you make of the leadoff to the ufc cnn's debate? >> i know it is a crazy thought. there are people watching who have not made up their mind up. >> oh, yes. >> and whether you are present report president biden, you are showing up. you have to keep these motors in mind. there are republicans and independents and democrats out there across american -- america including a set of swing states who want to know who is going to do a better job securing the border and tackling the economy and crime. the top issues for americans including those voters are those. basically economy, crime, border, and i hope that there's an actual substantive discussion on it and when the questions get asked to present truck has a record to talk about of what he did to secure the border during his term. president biden came into office top priority, starting on day one and starts eroding these policies and now last segment we were talked about what is going on the bord

i am harris faulkner and i'm here with kayleigh mceany and emily compagno.ning us today, host of the tudor dixion podcasts, tudor dixion. and call and cut of america's bill hemmer. nationals from should take a stand has ties to isis terrace and they are now in federal custody. we think the fbi and local authorities of where they were picked up. because they crossed over our southern border at some point. they arrested these potential killers during a coordinator sting operation in new york, philadelphia, and los angeles. so, how did these dangerous individuals end up in our country? they crossed into america. and now, we ask how do people like those men make it through innocent areas that have blown up since executive action last week. according to the department of homeland security, the eight men each received a "full vetting close." because we don't know what that means. no consenting information was flat. fox news was told that the ties to terrorism and security concerns came to light after all eight were released into the united states. do i have to sho

kayleigh: hello, everyone this is "outnumbered" i am kayleigh mceany here with harris faulkner and emily compagno, joining us is carley shimkus, and "fox & friends" we can cohosts, pete hegseth. today's executive order will reportedly allow president biden to shut down the border and illegal crossings reached a certain height. but republicans are calling the whole thing is a scam. >> president biden is in trouble politically. he is pulling right up there with fungal infections. part of the reason for that is that he gave in to the left wing of his party, and he dissolved the southern border. now, five months before an election, he has to appear to be willing to do something about it, hence this executive order. this is one of the most cynical things that i have ever seen a politician attempt to do five months before an election. it is insulting, it is cheap, it is contemptuous. they're making people see that. and i hope, i hope you did too. >> kayleigh: nailed it. why is president biden doing this? let's bring up three points as to why he is doing this, he has flooded this for months, he

emily. now to tom and. emily. >> good afternoon britain.n, the minister of state for illegal migration. michael thank you so much for joining us this morning. i've got one question to start off, which is where on earth is the prime minister been for the last 48 hours? it seems like he went to ground for the weekend. >> oh, tom, i'm not sure that's quite right. he's been out and about. you saw him today, i think. in fact , just as i was think. in fact, just as i was tuning in, you were playing a clip of him. and if i'm not mistaken, he was in a pub and doing campaigning, so no, he's out and about. i think i told you last time i was there at the launch of the campaign , and i launch of the campaign, and i was saw the energy that he brought to the launch of that campaign. he's continued the momentum. he's continued that tempo and that pace. but i think in fairness , it is a long in fairness, it is a long election campaign. it is physically tiring . it is physically tiring. it is physically tiring. it is physically challenging. but you saw the

. ♪ >> this is emily petco covers the markets.he is joining us to talk about the current state of those looking for work and the current state of the economy. emily peck, good morning. you posted a chart looking at job openings in the united states. they have fallen back down to earth. can you set up what has happened? guest: job openings are at their lowest level in three years but that level is still pretty high. what happened was after the pandemic, there was just this surge in hiring in the u.s. if you are looking for a job or even if you warrant, there was a job for you. at one point, there were two job openings for every unemployed worker in the u.s.. jobs were right for the picking and it was a job hopper's paradise. that's when we heard great resignations. now things are more back to normal. they are back to a good normal so the number of job openings we have right now is basically back to where it was in 2019 which was a record level. for people looking for jobs especially white-collar workers, it's become a lot harder to

emily, i am veryjealous. — enjoy the next few days. i do _ enjoy the next few days. emily, i am veryjealous, and i do feel— enjoy the next few days. emily, i am veryjealous, and i do feel for- veryjealous, and i do feel for shania twain because of course her set is during the england slovakia football match so there may be some gaps in the audience there. thanks very much indeed, enjoy glastonbury. coming up next on bbc news is that full interview with sir ed davey, you can watch it on bbc one and iplayer and of course here on bbc news. but first, it is time for a look at the weather, he was ben rich. hello there. we may have lost the heat that some of us experienced earlier this week, but that certainly doesn't mean it's going to be a wash—out weekend. in fact, many places will stay dry. just a little bit of rain here and there. equally some spells of sunshine. now, during today, we've had this curl of cloud, an area of low pressure, to the north of us. that brought some heavy rain first thing across northern scotland. that tending to

so much, emily, for taking the time and coming out to talk about this. >> i know it's not something you really expected to ever have to do, but i want to start with the dispute itself with martha and alito justice alito's wife. i know it began after the 2020 election over yard signs that you would place that your mother's home where you were living at the time, can you start off by just explaining to me what those those first yard signs you put out said yes and aaron, thank you so much for having me today my first yard sign that i put up was an anti-trump sign. >> it said f trump in glitter cursive letters and it was just as like a message to the world that i see trump as a danger to our democracy. and i see him as a self-proclaimed fascist. like he said, he wanted to be a dictator on day one of his presidency i just use my small influence and my small corner of the world to just broadcast my views like that. >> all right, so you put the trump sign out and glitter and mrs. alito response. right. so tell me about that what she how she reacted yes. so there were a handful of times tha

i emily thornberry. emily thornberry talkin: emily thornberry. taking their kids out of private schools because they can't afford it any more. there have been a few things where people just haven't quite known the answer, and if the campaign dynamic overall was different and the tory party was in a better place, then you might see the opposition spokespeople, and i don't want to say gaff, because i don't want to say gaff, because i don't think there's been huge labour gaffes, but there have certainly been moments. so gaffes, but there have certainly been moments. 50 luke pollard today, in different times, there might have been a story running quite hard today saying shadow cabinet minister couldn't even say how much the economy would grow under a labour government. you know, the overall dynamics of the campaign, of course, have an impact of where attention gets captured. but some people have said to me the last few days, that's evidence they are actually not that good, and if they do when they will get in and actually might be a disaster because

emily.ood evening cameron . excellent news, evening cameron. excellent news, in fact, better than might have been expected. i was fully prepared for her, perhaps to make a surprise appearance on the balcony. but it's much better than that. she'll be in the carriage and she'll witness the carriage and she'll witness the whole sovereign's parade. and it's good. emily on three counts. as cameron has said, catherine is the colonel of the irish guards, and the second battalion of the irish guards will be trooping their colour tomorrow. secondly, it will reassure the british public, who have been rightly concerned about her and have written, as you've said, in their hundreds and thousands, to buckingham palace and kensington palace expressing their concern. and thirdly, it's scotches all the vile, mad, crazy rumours which have swirled around the world. we will not dignify them by repeating them or hinting about them on this excellent channel, but it does give the resounding answer. and you know wh

she had enough knowledge not to go to college host of emily saves america, emily wilson.skinny she uses chapstick as deodorant near times best-selling author and fox news contributor cat temp and he can catch a cab with his bare hands year times best selling author and comedian and former nwa world heavyweight champion tyrus. so joy think is a comedian you must understand reciprocity you tell really bad jokes and people blew. >> exactly cause-and-effect. >> you think this dries the citizens there they feel like they have to vote for him even though he sucks. >> we talk about if trump is going to get a big part of the blackfoot right he's not unless the j and donald trump stands for jamarcus all of a sudden it's good is he seeing enough improvement there democrats will realize oh, we have to do sign for the people that we take for granted which is a bad thing you never want to have a voting block taken for granted. i think what we are seeing is that people are realizing they have other choices and to compare them. who is the guy angry and yelling and who's the guy smiling

seven she just made up, cohost emily.rd for her to stay grounded when she weighs in so little, new york times best-selling author fox news contributor. and he trims his beard with an iranian helicopter, new york times best-selling author. [ cheering ] somewhere along the line i am sympathetic towards hunter and i have to ask you, when you applied for the cia, did you really tell the truth on your application? in this stain can you lie about. >> it's just between you and me? i didn't. and here's what i would say, it's pretty easy to do to tell the truth, i mean when you're filling out applications, the questions are not that hard i get what he's saying, fuse i was addicted at the time. so i cannot understand the question are you a drug addict. he's a smart guy, regardless of health problems. he's not an idiot. section you what he was doing, the contrast between what happened with trump and what's happening with biden could not clear. shrubs case they had an individual and then they went out looking for a crime. they spent

hi, emily.about the nhs money going back to the nhs. if we left the european union £350 million. the big debate right now in politics is this £2,094 cost that the tories say labour will inflict on britons if they win power in the in the election. result, of course, is now just one month away . we've now just one month away. we've heard from darren jones, he's the a senior shadow cabinet minister. he's saying that he would happily have a debate with the tories about that figure. we've heard from an independent body called the office for statistics regulation. they're saying that they're looking into into the presentation of this figure in that debate last night with rishi sunak in the itv debates, when he said it was produced by independent civil servants. the tories this lunchtime are doubling down on that figure, making very clear. it breaks down, it breaks down and is based on official most of it. virtually all of it is based on official treasury figures. in fact, they make clear they've hit a

emily: we can't stop talking about ai.'m looking at broadcom because the stock was on track for its best winning streak of 2023, up for the past seven days. now it's moving between gains and losses. it has been up and added over $200 billion in market cap in just the last week or so. that follows is low what earnings report which showed strong demand for artificial intelligence products is driving broadcom's growth. the company supplies chips are big tech companies like apple. they offer a range of components that are used in computing and networking. i like the comment from barclays. they said that broadcom remains one of the best ways to play ai. you can see that just in stock performance this year alone. up over 60%. we will see of the gains hold today. if they do, that is eight consecutive days of gains. the longest streak of 2023. matt: emily, boeing is one that we are watching here. the airline has had problems with the 737. it looks like congress will be grilling the ceo. emily: that stock is down a little over 1% t

i'm emily carver now.with the unions over their plans to tax private schools? sir keir starmer has, of course, promised to charge private schools 20% vat, vat as well as end business rate relief if he comes to power after the general election. now the party estimate this will raise about 1.7 billion in funds to be spent on state schools. however, a recent survey of parents with children at private schools suggests around 224,000 pupils could leave because of these plans, double the previous estimate. well, i'm joined by spokesperson for education, not taxation campaign, lavina tandon and the labour councillor, permana assad. lavina thank you very much indeed forjoining me. this is quite an emotional topic for a lot of people, actually. we've seen the initial estimates from the labour party, they used from the labour party, they used from the labour party, they used from the institute of fiscal studies that only about 3 to 7% of pupils would leave the private sector and be moved into the state sector. howev

now, let me just break this down, emily, you say it was you who said those things? it was not your now husband? but you say alito is lying here for another very basic reason. can you explain so i at best, he's mistaken, but at worst he's just outright lying. >> and there was a neighbor who even who even witnessed this and witnessed me using that unfortunate term. and what else i said in that interaction is so important and i hope it's not getting forgotten in the discourse around the word in that interaction. she approached us, started screaming at us, used all of our full names, which to me felt like a threat because you're a stranger. we don't know you you don't know us. how do you know or full names i just i started yelling, how dare you because they both were there at the same time. i said, how dare you you're on the highest court in the land. you represent the supreme court of the united states. you're behaving this way. you're yelling at a neighbor or your harassing us how dare you shame on you. and i did use the words so if that in any way distracts from that

. >> hello, emily. >> hello, emily. >> hello, tom.she has stayed overnight, and i think that should be an indication that should be an indication that this was no minor matter. as we all know, she's quite a tough cookie. >> and for her to prepare to hospital, bristol means that there was a cause for that. as you said, it sounds as if it is horse related equine. she does ride around her estate in gloucestershire , and what gloucestershire, and what probably has happened is she's come off the horse and she's banged her head and they've taken the. >> are we've lost seeing if we can re—establish a connection with michael cole there. but of course he was talking about how much of a keen equestrian the princess royal is. i mean, it's hard to think of her actually not on a horse . i mean, at every not on a horse. i mean, at every royal occasion, she seems to be riding around . she even competed riding around. she even competed in the olympics for the united kingdom . gb yes, yes, in the kingdom. gb yes, yes, in the 1970s, which is really qui

joining me now, emily drabinski of the library association. good morning.rtly. we are in the same city. you are in the final stretch of the home of the american library association. other of this year you published an article in the library's magazine, reflecting on your time at the ala. i want to quote from it. you said, proud to lead a democratic organization one where many can take the voice or the gavel. of course, voting is only one expression of democracy. democracy means cultivating institutions that enable all of us to have the capacity and opportunity to shape our collective future well beyond the ballot. in that, i suspect you are hinting that libraries are central to the preservation of democracy. as a lifelong library card holder, i haven't thought about that until you and i first talked about this a couple of years ago.>> year, i just got out of a tour van driving across the country to our annual meeting here in san diego. in every community, we saw libraries and library workers meeting the needs of the people living in cities, towns, everywher

she just made up co-host emily campagna. fo it's hard for her to stay grounded when she weighsne little. "new york times" best selling author fox news contributor kat timpst-sellif. and he trims beard with an iranian helicopter. "new york times" best sellinear] author, comedian and former heavyweight champion tyron mike. somewhere along the line here, i'm a little sympathetic and towards hunter and i got to ask you, when you applied for ape ci whea, did you really tell the truth on your application? i mean, come on, in this day and age, if you lie about something. >> yeah. is it just between you and me? yes. yes. noi didn, i did.t yeah.wo and here's what i would say. it's pretty easy to doul , to tellwhen the truth. i mean, when you're filling out applications, the questions aren't'r that hard. right? and so i get what he's saying. sod i was confused. i was. i was addicted at the time. soaded aon. >> are you a drug addict? mm-hmm. okayrstand t . he's >> hundreds of smart guy. regardless of, you know, all the problemsmart, he

i'm emily compagno here with my cohost, kayleigh mcenany and harris faulkner, and also joining us today, most of the "kennedy saves the world" podcast, kennedy. former texas land commissioner and managing partner and michael best llp, george p bush. authorities have released the mug shot of the person charged in the horrific attack, and custody after group of new yorkers recognized him and took him down. that moment, caught on video. there he is, you can see him cowering on the ground while civilian heroes held him down and waited for cops to arrive. the nypd laid out the violent charges during a news conference yesterday and explain how this dangerous suspect could have ended up on our streets. >> a violent criminal has been taken off our streets. the rape of a 13-year-old girl last thursday in queens shocks our entire city. >> the charges are going to be as follows for a female victim: rape, sexual abuse, robbery and the first degree, menacing, unlawful imprisonment, kidnapping, endangerment of the welfare of a child, possession of a weapon. for this victim, rubber and the first degre

emily. tom and. emily. >> good afternoon britain. it's 12:08.name is tom harwood and emily carver as well. no, that's not both of our names. i'm. i'm not tom harwood and emily carver. >> i'm tom, whoever you want to be. >> this is emily carver. >> this is emily carver. >> anyway. more heads. roll three down. how many more candidates from all parties are going to be dragged into the growing row over politicians placing bets on electoral events and outcomes? >> well, the labour party's kevin craig joins conservatives. craig williams and laura saunders in the growing list of budding mps disowned by their parties in the last 24 hours. >> yes, one cabinet minister has said politicians shouldn't be betting on elections . there are betting on elections. there are now growing questions on how many more might join the rogue's gallery of betting scandal. suspects >> well, joining us now is the political commentator nathaniel ogoni. nathaniel, this is a bad look. first of all, not just for the tories but now for the labour party too. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> s

emily what do you say? you ask people who they are voting for, they refer to the selection is the lesser of 20 what evils, but when he ask what he wanted to see? they don't have a good answer unless it's a given news in which i will never understand. if you look at this point people need to differentiate their personal grudges with trump and come down to the policies because too many people say trump is not a good guy, we have now had a four for -- four years of trump an office and four years four years of joe biden aggravating that is not a choice between -- aside from voting from trump you must live in an alternate reality i'm jealous of and i would love to know where it is a. >> greg: i think it is florida [ laughter ] i almost called you gavin because he said gavin. [ laughter ] >> it starts with g. >> greg: emily made a good point, it's very rare in life you get a four year, four year comparison and get to put them up against each other and pick. if he did not know who the guys were, you would have to

emily what is going on here why is this out now.here is something going on here. >> her daughter's making a documentary that's part of the file turned over after everybody found out about it the irony is that after the video was released the pelosi spokesperson said 3 years later house republicans are trying to whitewash january 6th it's shameful unpatriotic empathetic what i think is pathetic is the findings from the gop january 6th committee that returned it 10 p findings among them house democrats like speaker pelosi were concerned with optics after the summer of love it so want to the play the national guard being too afraid to have any form of law enforcement ready because they didn't want it to look bad when the streets are being burned down so that's her fault not trump's. >> didn't vindicate trump called for the national guard. >> it vindicates trump and that they should release all those january 6th people right now. and i am with you why are we seeing this now. nancy must have felt bad because both claws were going so sobe

emily, we are talking about xl k. what currently is going on with nvidia?est holding in the etf, nvidia. apple and microsoft have 20% weight. it drops off when you go to the third holding. this is due to the wonky index diversification rules that govern etf's. a lot of investors have not captured most of them but exposure this year -- most of nvidia's exposure this year. katie: pedestrian. emily: it's not that bad but you think it would be more given the fact nvidia is up 200% this year. the benchmark index, the s&p tech index is seen as the gauge of how tech stocks are doing in the s&p, that's up 30%. this etf has underperformed the benchmark. katie: pretty wild that drop off in the allocation, that's by design. the investors in this i imagine are frustrated. the technology select sector fund you would expect you are getting tech exposure but it is up in the air whether we will see that flip-flop between apple and nvidia. emily: chris harvey, our analyst, has now predicted when the s&p indices rebalance at the close today, we could see a flip between the w

emily graffeo, thank you. coming up, tesla surging after elon musk says shareholders are backing his $56 billion pay package for the second time. more on their annual meeting, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ rise up this morning, ♪ ♪ smiled with the rising sun ♪ discover our newest resort, sandals st. vincent and the grenadines now open. visit sandals.com or call 1-800-sandals (♪♪) ♪ well i was raised by careful hands ♪ ♪ yeah, they made me who i am ♪ ♪ so i'm off to see... ♪ we invent them. we design them. we build them. and one day, we have to let them soar. ♪ i'm always coming home ♪ katie: tesla holds its annual meeting this afternoon. on the agenda, elon musk's paypal package. he said on twitter that shareholders approved's pay package and that the move to relocate tesla's legal home from delaware to texas has been approved buy wide margins. here to discuss is bloomberg opinions matt levine and my cohost on the weekly money stuff podcast. we are basically doing the podcast but on tv. we talk about elon musk

emily. it's back to tom and. emily. >> good afternoon britain.rt this hour with that major development in the election betting scandal . election betting scandal. >> yes, the conservative party has now withdrawn its support for two parliamentary candidates. those candidates being investigated by the gambling commission. >> let's get more from our political editor , editor, political editor, editor, christopher hope, joining us live from westminster . live from westminster. christopher, a lot of people are frankly bemused as to why this action now taken by the conservative party didn't happen a week ago . a week ago. >> well, not anyone there, tom and hi, tom. >> hi, emily. that's right. i mean, i was with the prime minister yesterday in edinburgh when he unveiled his scottish tory manifesto. he allowed us to ask him six questions from the travelling press pack with him afterwards . five of them were afterwards. five of them were about the betting scandal . and about the betting scandal. and then he disclosed to me when i asked him that the party

emily. tom and. emily. >> good afternoon britain.nd it's been another busy day of general election campaigning. is it all over yet? i don't think so, sadly. the challenge for the tories is to close a significant gap on the labour party , but some senior labour party, but some senior conservative figures are now warning voters against giving labour a super majority . labour a super majority. >> simple point is that if you want to make sure that in this next government , whoever forms next government, whoever forms it, that there's a proper system of accountability vie, then we would argue that you want to make. you don't want to have somebody receive a super majority. and in this case, of course , the concern would be course, the concern would be that if keir starmer were to go into number 10, it will either be rishi sunak or keir starmer. there's no other outcome to this election and that power was in some way unchecked. it would be very bad news for people in this country. a blank check approach, allowing someone to do anything they

let's look at what's moving market with emily graffeo. emily: you said it.he most important stock in the market in your opinion is nvidia. it is stabilizing after that $430 billion market cap wipeout last week. the drop pushed it last week into a technical correction. that is when a stock drops more than 10%. analysts at oppenheimer point out nvidia is trading above its 50 and 100-day moving averages, which according to the folks at oppenheimer means the longer term trend for nvidia is still pretty strong. most analysts would agree with that. very bullish on the stock. you want to look no further than the etf market to see how much the stock in the moves here are really whipped song investors. there's an etf, the 2x leverage nvidia. it saw a record weekly inflow last week. investors poured over $700 million into that etf. on monday, the fund dropped 14% because we were seeing weakness in nvidia and that is giving the magnified move. it has been a ride. investors have not sold, they are hoping the etf is going to rebound. so far that has been a wrong way but

emily, your reaction?ngressman, i would love to take you back to immigration if that's okay with you. last year you and many conservatives argued for a regular order process on funding the government so we could get conservative policies on things like the border put in place going into government funding. this year freedom caucus colleagues are looking to pass a continuing resolution and go home without doing the work. the homeland appropriations bill is on the floor this week in the house, do you plan to support it or push any policies to deal with the border in that process? >> yeah, absolutely. look, we're going to take the fight that's in front of us, i think that there -- we're marking up a bill. we should mark it up to be the most conservative bill that benefits american citizens. i think the strategy you're referring to, regarding the cr, is recognizing that these bills are likely going to end once they're passed in the house. the senate is not going to take them up. we all know that, we all know t

i'm tom harwood, and i'm emily carver.erry has been slapped down this morning by her colleague after she suggested the policy could put class size pressure on state schools. >> and the prime minister returns to the campaign trail after his disastrous d—day blunder. but with his authority shaken, there are calls from within the tory party to welcome on board reform uk's nigel farage to unite the right and a political earthquake across europe. >> nationalists have made gains in a swathe of eu countries. the belgian prime minister has resigned and president macron has called a snap legislative election. will the shockwaves hit britain and the unanswered questions around the death of tv celebrity doctor michael mosley? >> a post—mortem is being held today. we'll bring you those details as soon as they come .

emily. and. emily. >> right.e duke of westminster. this is outside the chester cathedral . this is one chester cathedral. this is one of the biggest weddings of the yeah of the biggest weddings of the year. high society . year. high society. >> the wedding of the year, the season as it is sometimes known. this is my goodness . all the this is my goodness. all the best. all the great and the good are outside this cathedral today in chester and chester. of course , even though it's the course, even though it's the duchy of westminster here, you can date it all back . you can can date it all back. you can date all of the grosvenors back to chester itself. in 1602, when the high sheriff of cheshire was, there and began that line. he became the mp for cheshire in 1621, and in 1622 was granted the first baronet, of, of grosvenor , which then over time grosvenor, which then over time evolved into , the duchy of evolved into, the duchy of westminster. >> well, the ladies are having to hold on to their hats today. it's ra

. >> i'm tom harwood, and i'm emily carver . emily carver. >> he's back. borisjohnson emily carver. >> he's back. boris johnson is getting behind the tory election campaign, urging voters to not give labour a generation in power. can the ousted prime minister rescue the conservatives and keir starmer has been forced today to deny that a labour government would hit premier league clubs with a tax on player transfers? >> but there's been a little bit of confusion within the party on whether to back this policy, and pro—palestine activists use crowbars, crowbars to smash computers and windows, targeting a company they accuse of having links to the jewish state. >> is it time to ban groups behind this sort of criminal damage ? damage? >> and you may have seen both rishi and rishi sunak and keir starmer can agree on something. they're both calling for the 1968 beatles banger hey jude to become england's new football anthem. of course, afterjude bellingham's goal sent streams of the song back to the top of the charts , well, will it become the charts, well, will

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emily brown at the pyramid stage. _ at the pyramid stage. emily brown at the pyramid stage. thousands, over 200,000 expected this week and a class to barry. that is a live shot. they are having good weather. we hope not to see that mud we have seen historically. the live stage at glastonburyjust seen historically. the live stage at glastonbury just ahead seen historically. the live stage at glastonburyjust ahead of coldplay appearing. you are watching bbc news. financial the day with warm sunny spells for the neural there has been more clout around with splashes of rain tomorrow generally cloudy picture for most of us with little bits of sunshine here and there. mainly across the southwest of the country. all courtesy of these weather fronts moving country. all courtesy of these weatherfronts moving in during country. all courtesy of these weather fronts moving in during the day today, affecting central sways of the uk they have been weakening as a sink southwards. overnight many parts of england and wales will see variable cloud. the odd spot of rain for the further north a

emily. to tom and. emily. >> right, it's 108. good afternoon britain.nding in military history. more than 150,000 allied troops risked their lives by storming nazi occupied beaches in normandy . normandy. >> well, today, veterans are gathered to travel to france to commemorate this event. that was a turning point in the war. >> well, looking ahead to the anniversary is our home and security editor, mark white, who is in portsmouth for us. mark, what exactly is taking place today ? today? >> yeah. good afternoon to you both . today we had a small both. today we had a small flotilla escorting a brittany ferry out from portsmouth harbour, heading across to normandy today with 30 veterans on board. and i say a small flotilla. it was still impressive. royal navy minesweeper, a couple of patrol boats and some world war ii era motor torpedo boats, as well as a sailing ship and some escorting tugs, all there to take this brittany ferries vessel out into the english channel for that journey across to normandy. for the very poignant services. that, of course, wil

and i think to emily's point, that's why the statement and -- it was so important. the president needs to respect the judicial process and affirmed its outcome. that is hopefully a step in the right direction of hopefully, getting this country back on board with respecting the judicial process. there has been under attack for the last number of years. we have called into question the power of the jury deliberation and a jury deciding of our peers. peers. so hopefully that will be one good outcome now this afternoon there's an event as you rightly say and point out at the white house, to cause them to question, somebody thinks we can do on the margins, we passed the bipartisan gun legislation that the year and a half ago which was supported by the president, trying to double down on some of the good things of the elements but certainly there's a split screen going on with today's outcome. >> as you look at the split screen before you, you can see the attorney for hunter biden, who just walked out of the courtroom, you can catch a buncf him there. let's bring in fox n

emily: exactly.hey also said they were trying to target male customers and may making not ask for golf. katie: we were talking about that. the men's section of lululemon's is underappreciated. in any case, needed good news for lululemon. let's talk about robinhood with the crypto deal. emily: this is an expansion of crypto businesses for robinhood. they agreed to buy the european crypto exchange bit stamp that specializes in institutional trading. this will be valued at about $200 million and is expected to close in the first half of 2025. shareholders are liking the move. we are seeing gains up about 2% after the open. this comes a month after the u.s. sec warned robinhood that it faces an enforcement action over its own crypto business. we will have to keep an eye on that regulatory approval. the deal hasn't yet been approved, but it is pending. katie: interesting to see robinhood doubling down on crypto, helping out the shares. let's talk about five below because of squishmallows are not cool anym

emily compagno, the college of the fat because it's an italian thing so we will see each other on tve somebody hit the stromboli last night but you deserve credit because you go out of your way to make sure i know you're kidding. last week you apologized and you gave me the ozempic which i thought was nice. [laughter] how dare you insult my collection. claiming the videos of joe biden glitching out in public, keepsakes. >> you call this keep fake video and that's exactly what they a are. >> the president reportedly made several angry most networks. i'm taking any joy but this is completely unedited and worth noting, didn't come out saturday after the controversy ensued probably because on the backfire three days later and biden tells people he's batman which of course would be a huge liab liability. a lot of people consider you cheap and take. i love you but isn't it crazy to think for all the political strategy money lying around d.c. the best defense they could come up with was a shaky song it wasn't me? [laughter] i know you have the opinion. >> real pictures made with ai so who k