geoffrey yu is brilliant with bny mellon, and you say they are wrong. all the people doubting dollar intervention are wrong. you mentioned giant frankel of harvard, and you say we need to start thinking about a plaza accord of 2023. why is the dollar to strong? geoffrey: the dollar is too strong in terms of valuations, but the u.s. needs to figure this out on its own accord. the dollar itself and the fed is not really going to matter in terms of financial conditions. look at the four pillars of financial conditions. fx our rent -- are ranked last. europe are finally changing their tone. they need a stronger euro to bring down inflation, but they need to realize this strengthens consumers intimate as well as the purchasing power. this is very different compared to several decades ago. when you think about what each country needs for themselves, so that is the difference between now and three days ago. tom: let's find common ground with david landau and ian bremmer come out with his new book, and every nation for itself. how do you have coordination if yo

and we're here with the host, geoffrey zakarian. again. [ cheers and applause >> thank you >> seth: you were last here in, what >> i know! god, three years ago >> seth: yeah, january 2020. you were the last chef here. you're the first chef back thank you so much. >> thank you for having me my god >> seth: can we toast? >> we can toast. let's have a cocktail. okay, we're going to have a little tequila bumblebee >> seth: that is wonderful, thank you. >> and i've already shaken it, so i'm just going to put it in >> seth: okay, great thank you. >> tequila >> seth: yes very - >> lime juice. chili salt honey. >> seth: honey >> hang on a second. >> seth: all right, sorry. >> hold on a second. >> seth: i just -- it's been a few acts >> i know. look what the pandemic's done to you. >> seth: i know. thank you so much. >> cheers. >> seth: cheers! here we go, everybody. [ cheers and applause congrats on the show >> thank you thank you. very exciting, opening a restaurant >> seth: there's a lot of cooking competition shows, but this one, what it

geoffrey: tom mentioned, what kind of timeline are we looking at now? we need to have clarity for the entire forecast horizon. that is the amount of uncertainty in place right now. either you have clarity over the entire forecast horizon, for a two to three year basis, or you make it clear that it will be tactical. every meeting is a live meeting create it will be a case-by-case basis. there is 50 every meeting, and three or four meetings. you take each month data point as you go, and allow markets to be tactical because this policy mismatch is really causing a lot of pain. jonathan: also to catch up with you. an ethical rabbit with this one. they are striking in easing financial conditions. this will resonate with you. the market is running with sufficient information to run that such a rally could not possibly sustain. lisa: this is one of the main questions. the financial conditions can't ease, can they? honestly, the fed does not want to see that, so will they not come in and change their tone if financial conditions effectively ease buy stocks gain

so, for now, sir geoffrey donaldson _ will be actions.geoffrey donaldson will - will be actions. so, for now, sir geoffrey donaldson will be - will be actions. so, for now, sir i geoffrey donaldson will be passing by michelle o'neill rather than governing northern ireland with her. the westminster government said the protocols endangering political stability and has accused the eu of being inflexible. i stability and has accused the eu of being inflexible.— being inflexible. i think the unionists — being inflexible. i think the unionists are _ being inflexible. i think the i unionists are understandably concerned about the way the northern ireland _ concerned about the way the northern ireland protocol has been working. and we _ ireland protocol has been working. and we should be, too, because the treaty— and we should be, too, because the treaty itself provides for its revision _ treaty itself provides for its revision and that has not been successfully concluded. and it needs to be _ successfully concluded. and it needs to be it _ succe

kriti: geoffrey morgan joined us, thank you for the roundup.will head over to the global conference, where romaine bostick is standing by with what to expect next hour. romaine: we are live at the beverly hilton in los angeles, we are going to broadcasting live. this place is crawling with debt investors, private credit investors. we will kick off the show talking equities. we've got the head of public equity at goldman sachs asset management, katie cox will join us in a minute. we will talk over at carlisle, been real estate. you know him you love him, he has a lot of investments during the pandemic. some distributed wealth, some did not. he will stop by and give us his perspective. we have got a lot to cover. we are still going to talk credit, do not worry. then over at ares capital, there are so many people, it is hard to keep up. this is been a great show so far, the work folks have done out here to put this on, try to get this back to normal after the pandemic disruptions, a pretty good crowd. everyone is excited. fighting all of the conce

always an important conversation, geoffrey yu, bny mellon. ritika: keeping you up to date with news from around the world, with the first word, i'm ritika gupta. huge transaction in the tech industry. broadcom has agreed to buy cloud computing software company vmware. the price, about $61 billion in cash and stock. vmware created the market for a type of software that lets businesses run corporate networks more efficiently. in china, the premier warned of dire consequences if officials don't move decisively to prevent the economy from getting worse. he told thousands of officials it recession must be avoided. apple is taking a conservative stance when it comes to building iphones this year. bloomberg has learned the company is asking suppliers to assemble roughly 220 million of the devices in 2022, about the same as last year. the mobile phone industry has got off to a difficult start to the year. production estimates are down across the board. the massacre at a texas school has revised -- has revived discussions of so-called in-flight laws.

to be perfectly honest, i focused on what geoffrey - its?g lots of civil service - the speech. but now apparently cutting lots of civil service jobs | cutting lots of civil service jobs will help! cutting lots of civil service 'obs will hel ! cutting lots of civil service 'obs will hel! ' :: :: :: :: , cutting lots of civil service 'obs will hel! ' i: i: i: i: , ., will help! 0h, 90,000! i listen to jacob rees-moog _ will help! 0h, 90,000! i listen to jacob rees-mogg this _ will help! 0h, 90,000! i listen to jacob rees-mogg this morning i will help! 0h, 90,000! i listen to. jacob rees-mogg this morning and will help! 0h, 90,000! i listen to i jacob rees-mogg this morning and i jacob rees—mogg this morning and i was none the wiser. —— listen. just was none the wiser. -- listen. just last thought _ was none the wiser. -- listen. just last thought on — was none the wiser. —— listen. just last thought on this, do you think that, whether or not it was intended, because the queen's back problems meant she could not do it, so her son stepped in, he

♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: i want to thank my guests, laura linney, melanie lynskey, geoffrey zakarianeverybody kristina schiano and the 8g band. stay safe. get vaccinated get boosted. we love you! [ cheers and applause ♪ captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> no peace. no peace. >> disbelief and despair outside of the supreme court late tonight. following breaking news, politico reporting the court is on the verge of making a monumental decision about abortion rights. >> it's still gutting, sudden, shocking to see it in writing. >> the leaked document is quickly consuming the nation's attention and leading to late night announcement from governor newsom. >> only on nbc bay area, san jose police officer on leave, accused of being drunk on the job when he responded to the kidnapping of baby brandon. >>> where did he go? bear had bay area neighborhood on the lookout feeling nervous. >>> good evening. protests at supreme court this evening and across the country. the high court may be on the brink of overturning abortion rights. politico reporting it obtained initial draft majo

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to be perfectly honest, i i focused on what geoffrey was saying, the opening lines of this speech werell take measures to ease the cost of living crisis... but now apparently cutting lots of civil service jobs will help! 0h, 90,000! i listen to jacob rees—mogg this morning and i- was none the wiser. just last thought on this, do you think that, whether or not it was intended, because the queen's back problems meant she could not do it, so her son stepped in, he is the heir apparent, we ar in that process of transition, but do you think there is a plan to help us, to make that seamless? or will it still be such a terrific shock when this woman who has been, for most people, all their lives, on the throne, on the coins, at every major event, event, isn't there? when it happens, i think it will be a major cultural shock, it will be the end of the second elizabethan era, and that covers everything. end of the second world war, and up to where we are now, and has covered generations. it will be a huge cultural shift as well. growing up in canada, i can say, it is just not talked about, i th

your party leader sir geoffrey donaldson has said to rge that the dup will notjoin a power—sharing governmentn have not secured a breakthrough in post—brexit trade talks. so that has to come first — is that the bottom line for the dup? or is there any possibility that you would reenter the power—sharing executive and work towards an accommodation of the protocol? towards an accommodation of the rotocol? . �* , towards an accommodation of the rotocol? ., �* , ,., ., , protocol? that's the point i was makinu. protocol? that's the point i was making- we _ protocol? that's the point i was making. we need _ protocol? that's the point i was making. we need to _ protocol? that's the point i was making. we need to have - protocol? that's the point i was making. we need to have firm l making. we need to have firm foundations for political ability in northern— foundations for political ability in northern ireland. the protocol has shattered... northern ireland. the protocol has shattered---_ shattered... you're saying the -rotocol shattered... you're saying the protocol has undermined - shattered... yo

those issues will be sorted out in the coming days, what is clear for sir geoffrey right now is he wantslt with and he will use the best means to do so and i think in the broader scheme of things... and i think in the broader scheme of thins. .. ., and i think in the broader scheme of thins... ., and i think in the broader scheme of thins... . ., ,, and i think in the broader scheme of thin95---— his- and i think in the broader scheme of. things. . ._ his broad things... that may happen? his broad focus is to deal _ things... that may happen? his broad focus is to deal with _ things... that may happen? his broad focus is to deal with the _ things... that may happen? his broad focus is to deal with the northern - focus is to deal with the northern ireland protocol, that is what dup voters voted for and a large section of unionism, there was a large section of unionism, not one single unionist mla elected supports the protocol, it is not brexit, the protocol, it is not brexit, the protocol is the problem and we can deal with it and move on but only if there is the will to do so. politician

own every university shooby-doo-whop ♪ what even is adversity [ laughter ] evil rich, like a king geoffreyt food insecure. it just makes a pretty serious issue just sound adorable. [ laughter ] almost like the government is like, "oh, come on [ laughter ] just show us your food show us! and then i'm like -- [ laughter ] you know, i'm starving, not bashful. [ laughter ] when we ran out of food stamps, we would go to food banks. and for some reason, all of the food at food banks was just dented cans. it seems suspicious. are they doing that? or how are you guys shopping [ laughter ] were you like, "what is this low sodium corn? [ laughter ] get out of here! not my brand!" [ applause ] actually, on my eighth birthday, we were living in this really terrible, hot, awful part of florida called, florida. [ laughter ] and any time that we wanted to go swimming, we would just break into a fancy condo community just so we could use their pool and on the way there, we would stop off at the grocery store dumpster, like we always did but it was a birthday miracle. i had never seen anything like this th

(e—r for michelle o'neill and bad news for michelle o'neill and bad news for sir geoffrey donaldson ands the largest party is about a claim has a position of first minister. the dup has got itself in an awful mess, just dominating its whole entire campaign over the issue of the protocol, this border in the irish sea and the fact that it feels like second—class citizens now in the uk and jeopardising the whole future of the uk and sinn fein very tactically focused on the cost—of—living issue and not talked about the reunification issue at all and set it up very nicely being the largest party for a potential border pole in the coming years. find party for a potential border pole in the coming years.— the coming years. and there is a risk for unionist _ the coming years. and there is a risk for unionist because - the coming years. and there is a risk for unionist because if - the coming years. and there is a risk for unionist because if sinnl risk for unionist because if sinn fein says we want this on cost—of—living and then because of the concerns about northern ireland protocol it refuses

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the leaders with us tonight are sir geoffrey donaldson, less than a year into the top job with the democraticnionist party. —— jeffery. into the top job with the democratic unionist party. ——jeffery. with he keep the seat or will that shift to sinn fein, the per irish unity party represented tonight by michelle o'neill. represented tonight by michelle 0'neill. the northern ireland system asks parties to designate unionist nationalist are out there, alliances and the other category and its leader, naomi long, has seen a party do well in opinion polls, how will that translate into votes and seats? the leader of the nationalists social, column eastwood, improving his position. —— or two. also doug beatty who has been reshaping his parties message and is less than a year into the leadership role. —— earth day. ladies and gentlemen, your panel for this evening. —— beattie. now, if you want to join the discussion on social media, it is #bbcnidebate. it comes tonight, our first question is from coleraine and works in hospitality. imilli first question is from coleraine and works in hospitality.— wor

as sir geoffrey has said that, that consensus has to happen because the good friday agreement says thatgitimately expect that they see functioning government now. we are committed to that. ukraine says its troops, who have been counterattacking near the country's second largest city, kharkiv, have advanced as far as the russian border. ukrainian forces have been retaking territory in north—eastern areas in recent days, as russian forces focus on the donbas region further south. it comes as nato officials said russia's strategy in the east of ukraine may be stalling, amid heavy losses and fierce resistance. one of the biggest ever nato military exercises in the baltics gets under way in estonia today, involving ten countries, including the uk, us, finland and sweden. james waterhouse reports. "we have made it mr, president. we are here." where these ukrainian soldiers say they are is in the kharkiv region on the russian border. the invaders seem to have left the area surrounding ukraine second's largest city, kharkiv. leaving behind now familiar trails. translation: the russians left rea