the market has gotten very flustered by the pickup and equity volatility.u think it remains higher than it was last year? in the zip code of 15-20, it does not disrupt things. earnings are going to be very solid. have been in awe blackout. it has been calm. and quite smooth sailing on economies. in a: i think we are goldilocks economy right now. we are still waiting for the fiscal stimulus. it hasn't happened yet. it has already been built in. once trump was elected, rates moved higher, expectations of tax reform started february of 2017. we are not going to get more of a boost. it is already built in. jonathan: you don't think this will be more of a widespread issue? ig: a more normal stories seems to be far off, given everything going on in volatility. questions.uick fire over the next few months, does the rate issue start to pick up or does the equity volatility issue come down? rolls over. matt: right. craig: it continues. we have already cnet with equity volatility into the credit suisse -- and the credit space. treasury the ten year through to year en

rachel: that is just it, i don't think a lot has changed, and yet the market has gotten flustered byp in equity volatility. in the zip code of 15 to 20, it doesn't disrupt things. earnings are going to be solid. you have tax reform that is going to help. s&p 500 earnings up 70%. supply and demand. it has been a relatively calm period. near-term smooth sailing on global economies. the comment that the pace of growth is slowing, absolutely true, but that could lead us back into a goldilocks environment. >> i think we are in the goldilocks environment still. growth we are still waiting for, fiscal stimulus to boost the economy. hasn't happened yet. to me, that has already been built in. aspects of tax reform started in february 2017. that is already built-in. i don't think we're going to get a boost, in my mind. jonathan: you don't think this story over equities is going to become a more widespread issue? >> right now the normal story seems to be far off. to me, volatility will continue. what we have seen so far is what investors should expect going forward. jonathan: i will direct quic

i mean -- when you're a star and you have that -- that appeal that make everybody flustered. in your favor. >> but would the judge ever pull a paula abdul? one contestant claimed they dated. >> yes, katy is like that. >> i'm sorry. i have been spoken for. i speak for myself. i'm very happy. >> spoken for right now? >> yeah, girl. of course i am. >> did we just get a ka-ploom confirmati confirmation? is she back with her ex, orlando bloom? they split in february of 2017. last month, she got flirty commenting on his shirtless pose. also a source tells "e.t." that the exes planned to give their love a second chance. cut to katy's instagram. are you a mrs. broom? >> no, i'm not a mrs. broom. >> but it doesn't rule out that she could be mrs. bloom? >>> it has been five years since moo rye ya carry left idol. a lot has happened in her life since then. you were just with her ex, nick cannon. >> yes, he's one of my favorite people to interview. he has a lot on his plate, too. when it comes to the mother of democr dem kids, she'll always have his support. is there there will always be

rachel: that is just it, i don't think a lot has changed, and yet , the market has gotten very flusteredup in equity volatility. his vix higher than last year? yes it is. in the zip code of 15 to 20, it doesn't disrupt things. earnings are going to be solid. you have tax reform that is going to help. we agree with the market. s&p 500 earnings up 70%. supply and demand. we had been in a blackout period. it is been a relatively common period. near-term smooth sailing on global economies. the comment that the pace of growth is slowing, absolutely true, but that could lead us back goldilocks environment. into a goldilocks environment. >> i think we are in the goldilocks environment still. growth we are still waiting for, fiscal stimulus to boost the economy. most the markets. hasn't happened yet. to me that has already been , built in. once trump wasaw elected expectations of tax , reform started in february 2017. so, i think that is already built-in. we are not going to get a boost in my mind. jonathan: you don't think this story over equities is going to become a more widespread issue? >>

the first christopher young gets a whole davies elka penalty for house up so that if he's a bit flustered in a way to make it to one. just three minutes later the outcome was once again palin's key man tying matters it to all. but has or will still likely miss out on the europa league. minds needed a win against leipzig to bolster their hopes of avoiding relegation but the visitors in six also needed three points leipzig had decent chances like this attempt from team over in our. minds where the driver's seat on sunday. yoshinori muito went down after a challenge from stefan eels on their outside the box finds wrongly awarded a penalty which pablo de blas has had no trouble converting one male. and in the eighty fifth minute carries holds man cross from the left to mucho flicked the ball on to alexandra maxine. let me get to. the match was only painful. because two things come in threes don't play doctor on his bundesliga debut to finish off my. mind celebrated at crucial victory in the fight for survival. so minds delivered but what about hamburg and freiburg. and now to one of two releg

you did not get any material follow through on the downside because the ecb is not flustered by thesenges. mark: so today was pretty easy draghi's do -- perspective. what about june? is june the month where the communication is tweaked? richard: it could be. the other thing to remember about the june meeting as we get an update on the staff forecast. that could be an impetus for change the language in chains messaging but they are going to be slow and steady on this so do not expect major revolutionary announcements. mark: richard jones, great to see you in person. and in person, still ahead, shareholders worried about facebook's data scandal and why they might be reconsidering. this is bloomberg. ♪ oomberg. ♪ ♪ live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i'm vonnie quinn. mark: and from european quarters in london, i'm mark barton. this is "albert market." let's check in on first word news. mark crumpton has more from new york. for: expectations are high the first summit between the leaders of north and south korea in 11 years. north korea's kim jong-un meets with south korea

that led to a kind of flustered they are. i think you are seeing trump continue to say even if mexico will not pay for this, he wants to have pressure in the responsibility to prevent a lot of come in his view, the crime coming in. >> i want to shift gears because we talked a lot about the reaction from the no second special counsel investigator we talked about. really the whole weekend. we heard from congressman bob goodlatte and i want to get your reaction to it. >> we are told by attorney general sessions that mr. uber is working closely with the inspector general. i think that's a good thing. it's important american people have the opportunity to see the inspector general's report. dream for some republicans are saying that it's good that didn't go far enough. some say this is a distraction from the mueller investigation. where does the white house stand? >> the white house has been pushing back for months on sessions trying to get to appoint a second special counsel. a lot of republicans, gop leaders that they would mudd

supportive that i like by the time she was done she had her answer without looking like she was flustered or unprepared. practicing that is a trick that is linked to one thing i am critical love in the classroom but i have too many women who begin a question with this might be wrong or this may be stupid this might not be what you're looking for but am putting yourself down has got to go. that is an generation all that is so they don't seem too severe so practice sounding firm but you don't have to be mean. like some populist figures. >> ima project manager so i have to manage people and a lot of them and mend what i am firm but not mean i'm criticized for being not nice to. >> that is hard because i am very invested to be nice. i was raised by parents who believed in me. smart but nice. i am still appalled when people are not nice. male or female. on the other hand, once in a while i think the hardest thing for women is to understand you may not be popular with everyone and you want to be popular with the people you care about and nurture how they feel. but it is hard to be nice to every

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moment of maybe confusion, definitely a moment where, where some of michael cohen lawyers seemed flustered in court. there was a moment in, in open court, couple days ago, when, when one of mike cam toen's attorneys said -- that, in a nonpublic document, which we the public haven't seen, the lawyers involved in the case and judge have seen it. in something called attachment a. related to michael cohen's case. according to one of michael cohen's lawyers, there are five paragraphs within that attachment a that deal directly with seeking the papers of the president of the united states. papers that are in possession of my client. so, that's the, that's the basis of why this is a national story. right? the president's personal lawyer had his home and office raided by the fbi the president's personal lawyer is the subject of act of criminal investigation. and the president's personal lawyer has lawyers, who have admit the in open court, that that criminal case involving michael cohen is directly related to the president. when the fbi came tiin to seize documents from michael cohen. looking for

trump was so panicked and flustered when he spoke to the media that he just kept mindlessly repeatingame words over and over. >> it's a disgraceful situation. it's a disgrace, it's frankly a real disgrace. i think it's a disgrace. it's a disgrace. it's a disgrace. i think it's a disgrace. i think it's disgraceful. it's a disgrace. [ laughter ] >> seth: hey, man, if you're not going to bother to read the constitution, could you at least check out a thesaurus? [ laughter ] "you look at what's going on, it's ignominious." [ laughter ] oh, okay. i'll give him credit for that. one of the most unsettling things about trump's comments is that they were made at a meeting where trump was supposed to be deciding whether to use military force against syria. in fact, sitting next to him was his new national security advisor, john bolton. and trump noted the awkward timing of his arrival. >> john i want to thank you very much. this is going to be a lot of work. interesting day, he picked today as his first day. so generals, i think he picked the right day. >> seth: no, he didn't. [ laughter ] this

wonder what they are doing it's like to show they had resolved this potential and then bishes to fluster it it. the mystic filmmaking as well as international side so there will really produced the chinese film industry and also turn qingdao the very lovely and. this city i still hope for the international film make to me in chinese film market is huge it's a lot of potential lots of opportunities so to be honest i do feel very positive about that and also the policy is the ferns censorship is different however for the new talents is a completely new war would so feel the energy. and also the new generation of filmmakers from china they've been studying in different places in in the world in western countries so i think in their generation i mean even younger than me it's a time for dom to try to marry western and eastern culture in the filmmaking. well the days of going to the movies and watching only flat screen all quickly being replaced by what's being called a massive film experience says his own show the tribe make a film festival new york gabriel is on to win to have a look. at. t

. >> showed that he could be flustered if asked the proper questions.ly be if he didn't have to stick to his talking points. he said i'm sorry, he should be sorry, he mismanaged the situation. he allowed a foreign country to abuse his platform. he gave away information of people's private information. i don't know if i'm sorry's enough. i want to know what happened, how it happened, how he's going to manage it in the future and how he's going to prevent it in the future. so saying i'm sorry is such a -- such an easy and low bar for ceos to meet. it's got to be more than i'm sorry as far as i'm concerned. but, you know, i guess i have higher standards that's the congress of the united states. >> let's see if the house raises the barred it. thank you. >>> also on capitol hill just minutes from now house speaker paul ryan set to hold a news conference after ryan's top aid confirmed he will not seek re-election this fall. president trump tweeting just moments ago speaker ryan is a truly good man and while he will not be seeking re-election, he will leave th

if you listen to that interview, the president sounded frustrated, he's flustered, he's ann annoyed, agitated by this process. that comes with being in politics, right? traditionally, political leaders would not state these grievances publicly. that's what's so different about donald trump and what makes this matter even worse is that by stating these grievances publicly, he is hurting himself, particularly with the michael cohen issue, as your two previous legal analysts stated. politically speaking, i think this gives democrats even more leaverage as we head to novembe. i think a lot of republicans, even those who do support the president are not going to be eager to come out in november as they were last -- in 2016. remember, he's not on the ballot in november. you think about all those things coupled together, i don't think this is good for the republican party and i don't think this is good for the white house. >> you just heard what the president said. he rates himself in a plus. in all of these things, he's being mistreated. the people around him are being mistreated. he did t