back with us our frances donald, george kent calibers, robert tipp. we reflect on the issuance, frances, do you get the feeling that we are about to repeat 2018 or is this a different story? frances: let me make a long list of recession indicators. a good amount of them are flashing yellow or red and that causes some concern. but the really big missing element of the recession possibility story is credit, which has seen movement but is still relatively solid. that is one of the reasons that even though we can speak to the challenges in this economic environment, it will be difficult for economist to pull the trigger on that call until they see something that looks a lot a little bit more like 2018. jonathan: how yields are supported by the energy rally particularly in the u.s.. ccc's are doing pretty well. robert, do you see any signs of stress at the moment, places that you are focused on? robert: great question. to your point, in 2018, taper tantrum in 2013, those were periods that were extremely jarring for the market. this market has been crash te

joining us is frances donald, strategist at man u life global.makes a good point, we had a pretty strong jobs number in canada today, pretty strong number in the u.s. a week ago but global uncertainty. when you put it together, what comes out on the other end? frances: how challenging for central banks, facing tight inflation, tight job markets. there is no cover to pivot do visually even if they want to with a flat yield curve in both canada and the united states. no data give them flexibility to say that maybe we should go more slowly. they just appear to be increasingly behind the curve, and that is why we hear about 50 basis point increase possibly from the bank of canada. but monetary policy acts with a long lag. what they do now will impact the economy with a one to two-year lag. we have heard from a lot of shops that recession's are rising, so what does the bank of canada do in the situation? they have to stay the course until they see declining inflation. inflation will be challenging because we are moving from covid created inflation to

how much in france, are you going to ask a jury to make to conclude in this case that donald trump didnts were false and lies. and so, it may be that bragg wants to amass more evidence before he's willing to get there. what mr. pomerantz seems to be saying is, we have all the evidence we're ever going to get. it's not gonna get better. it's gonna get worse as time passes. now is the time to pass this case. if you won't, perhaps the southern district of new york will take note. the state agenda -- get a referral and take this case off your hands if you won't do it. >> barbara, i knew we had the right person talk about this. it's good to see you, as always. barbara mcquade is a former united states attorney. we appreciate your time tonight. well, up next. supreme court nominee ketanji brown jackson, faced hostile questions from republicans. -- and a member of the committee. you're not going to want to miss this. ...i'm feeling a little lost. quickbooks can help. an easy way to get paid, pay your staff, and know where your business stands. new business? no problem. success starts with int

france. and then you have donald followed by his children and they are emblematic of a fundamental american problem, which is these weak white-collar crime laws and our focus on street crime rather than sweet crime. thomas is calling from washington dc thomas, please go ahead. yeah, hi. this is smith from the colony of washington dc. this is nothing new if you look at america america is always had a streak of fascism and racism and just like president johnson said all you got to do is bring up the racism part and white america will vote for you. they'll let you please see your pocket. this is why profits in office has continued being officer because a large portion of white america likes and and likes what he does. thanks. well, i agree with you about that when donald made his announcement in 2015 his latest announcement of running for president. what did he do right off? he said murders and rapists coming from mexico and he gave a comfort aidan comfort to people who want to be bigots and use racial slurge. he basically pulled off the veneer that the civil rights movement had provided us with and s

france. and then you have donald followed by his children and they are emblematic of a fundamental american problem, which is these weak white-collar crime laws and our focus on street crime rather than sweet crime. thomas is calling from washington dc thomas, please go ahead. yeah, hi. this is smith from the colony of washington dc. this is nothing new if you look at america america is always had a streak of fascism and racism and just like president johnson said all you got to do is bring up the racism part and white america will vote for you. they'll let you please see your pocket. this is why profits in office has continued being officer because a large portion of white america likes and and likes what he does. thanks. well, i agree with you about that when donald made his announcement in 2015 his latest announcement of running for president. what did he do right off? he said murders and rapists coming from mexico and he gave a comfort aidan comfort to people who want to be bigots and use racial slurge. he basically pulled off the veneer that the civil rights movement had provided us with and s

france would fold if it was invaded by russia. those stunning -- >> these people that actually -- just stupid. he went to yale? like does he not realize that macron was bitterly critical of donaldndoning the kurds. >> yeah. >> the french actually have been time and time again have been disappointed by donald trump's retreats when he was president and our retreat from afghanistan. it is not the french who were afraid to go in. but the ignorance. >> the ignorance. desantis also yesterday at a bunch of teens for wearing masks. that's where we are. we'll be right back. inner voice (furniture maker): i'm rubbing the arms of my chair... ...admiring the craft and detail i've put into it. that way i try to convince myself that i'm in control of the business side of my business. intuit quickbooks makes it easy for you to get a complete view of your business. so you can sit back and... ...relax. trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high ♪ ♪ you know how i feel ♪ (coughing) ♪ breeze driftin' on by ♪ ♪ you know how i feel ♪ copd may have gotten you here, but you decide what's next. start a new day with trelegy. ♪ ...feelin' good ♪ no once-daily copd medicine has the power to treat copd in as m