jonathan: greg peters? i go back to where i started, i would continue to ask the question, how does he reconcile the transitory nature of his inflation forecast versus tapering and ultimately raising rates? i think that is a challenge that will continue to be not only at this press conference but increasingly so going forward. ashok: i would love to hear more on how the fed is thinking about the practical implementation of flexible average inflation targeting. i would expect him to be vague on that, but defining the fed's reaction function will be important. jonathan: one word answer, do you go to lunch or watch this news conference? which one, lisa? lisa: i will watch. jonathan: greg? greg: both. [laughter] jonathan: ashok? ashok: i will watch but low expectations for a lot of new developments. jonathan: i think a lot of people are with you. appreciate you catching up. from new york city, that does it for us. this was bloomberg real yield. this is bloomberg. ♪ so... i know you and george were struggling wi

while new zealand rugby league ceo greg peters said...ted, while players here want to compete against the best teams in the world. we want to be beating the best. we want to be in the semifinals or finals, and we don't want people to turn around and say, you know, "they've had an easy route, they only won because the kiwis didn't come, or the aussies didn't come." we want them to come, and we want to show them how much we're developing on this side of the world. 21 venues across england are hosting matches, with the men's and women's final being held in a double—header here at old trafford in november. but fans are now in limbo, with some considering asking for refunds if australia and new zealand aren't taking part. to not be able to see that talent that's there, that is massively disappointing. i've got tickets to well over 20 - games across the men's, the women's and the wheelchair tournaments. i will be happy and i will be - excited to see whatever nations turn up and compete. at a time when athletes from australia and new zealand are

while new zealand rugby league ceo greg peters said...aim not to have been consulted, while players here want to compete against the best teams in the world. we want to be beating the best. we want to be in the semifinals or finals, and we don't want people to turn around and say, you know, "they've had an easy route, they only won because the kiwis didn't come, or the aussies didn't come." we want them to come, and we want to show them how much we're developing on this side of the world. 21 venues in england are set to host, with the men's and women's final being held in a double—header here at old trafford in november. but fans are now in limbo, with some considering asking for refunds if australia and new zealand aren't taking part. to not be able to see that talent that's there, that is massively disappointing. i've got tickets to well over 20 games across the men's, - women's and wheelchair competitions. i will be happy and i will be excited to see whatever- nations turn up and play. at a time when athletes from australia and new zea

coming up on the open, greg peters. jonathan: you do a wonderful job of pretending you know what you're talking about every week. from new york, the band is back together. this is bloomberg. ritika: with the first word news, i'm ritika gupta. in haiti, a new twist in the investigation into who killed the president. police say they have arrested a haitian man accused of flying into haiti by private jet and working with suspects in the assassination. police say he was in contact with the security firm that recruited the suspect. the u.s. infectious disease chief anthony fauci says ideological rigidity is preventing people from getting shot. dr. fauci made the rounds to reinforce the administration's position that the vaccines are safe. blue card has -- valuing the indian online retailer at $37 million. the company's main owner, walmart -- walmart bought a majority of flip part three years ago and has been working towards an ipo. it is a hopeful sign for movie theaters. disney's black widow scored the highest grossing debu

when i going that way and when i going that way so -- i know, that's why i said peter lori, greg gutfeldctive. >> greg: jesse, what are your thoughts on this? >> jesse: i have something to say kind of not really involved with this. i am getting sick and tired of people coming up to me on the street and saying "wow, you are much better looking in person." what am i supposed to say? >> dana: how many times has that happened? >> jesse: all the time. what am i supposed to say? think space we want people think i am taller than i am. >> greg: "you really are sure." up next, looking to cut back on meat? wide? a writer for bon apetit coming up with something called "bread steak" if you do it right it's downright meaty. this is idiotic because if you want to lose weight you've got to eat less bread and more me to be because it's a high-protein, low-carb diet, this is going to contribute to obesity. you want people to die. >> dagen: can i breathe now? i've been sitting here sucking in my gut for eating too much bread for the last 15 minutes. it soaks up the booze, though, i will tell you that. >>

hall with the story of how the cricket is catching on it, catalonia and in sport with peter us, the star economy greg, our ways and for his latest fight in las vegas. ah ah. right. where we still got 50 on the map as a forecast. this is for q wait, but anywhere in eastern iraq, western side of iran is going to be huffing around, $48.00 to $50.00 degrees. still this is what 2nd week of it. it's not quite reco breaking, but it does get close if you now get that deep red shows the extent to the really high temperature. you can also see the mountains in iran, which means actually still quite as hot because you just higher up. now by dives, forecast of 50 is 2 of the record, but the average is 44, so you stay at least 4 degrees of ours. and in this part, the world 4 degrees above average is quite significant. luckily, it is dry heat, not everywhere like that. around the coast of yemen in particular. oh man, it is occasionally cloudy, even wet. in fact, these are pictures taken to the wind screen fairly obviously, of somebody driving through stella. this is the middle east, but this is what happens a 3 mon

what is more, one of the reasons that greg peters from new zealand, the chief executive said, he citedrain structure. let's speak now to dawn astle, who's dad jeff, a former england striker died 20—years ago after developing dementia. good morning to you. this is a story you and yourfamily good morning to you. this is a story you and your family know only too well and i wonder, give me your reaction to some of what you are hearing about the research being done on the recommendations? good mornint , done on the recommendations? good morning, charlie. _ done on the recommendations? good morning, charlie. we _ done on the recommendations? (limp. morning, charlie. we are very grateful to the committee for highlighting a woeful lack of recording and incidences of traumatic brain injuries in the professional game and there have been lots of sensible recommendations for better concussion management in sport and concussion management in sport and concussion research but what we need really is for the recommendations to be actioned and that is the main thing. the issue of dementia in football g

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can you imagine what peter is doing tonight right now when she's not home? [bleep]. [laughter] >> greg's very proud of that evening. god only knows what jasper's doing when you are not there, dana. >> greg: at least he wiped. he's been on fox so many times maybe he should host fox news prime time. i mean, have you seen some of the scrubs they have on there? also on the show tonight, david asman. [applause] charles payne canceled. i kid, i kid. as many of the regular over at fox business, you know how they have mornings with maria? they were planning on evenings with as men, but it was just one letter away from a movie i made in taiwan. it's the tenth anniversary of the five. [applause] to put it in language that kat understands, that is ten years. or the answer her husband gives when asked what it feels like to be married first kat for three months. it's a big deal. like brian stelter without a chamber, surviving ten years and cable isn't normal. i want you to think about the image. mtv didn't even play music that long. a book of the five" is like one of the super old japanese ladies.

greg: the angry white male. >> tom: jen psaki was even worse because after she had a little fight with peter doocy because he wasngs were said by faucher, she said information is always evolving. that's why there's no such thing as misinformation. because information changes. you can't have misinformation because then it's whatever the people in power think at the time. we should repeat endlessly that we are allowed to post false information. that's the whole idea of the first amendment. not oh, this information is true. we fight about things all the time that we shouldn't be fighting about. we shouldn't save masks stop all that -- i'm not wearing it! i don't care if it stops the droplet. i'm not wearing it. so we should stop fighting about details and we should stop saying no, my information is true. i don't care if it's true. i'm going to post it. >> greg: you are crazy little man. we should start calling jen psaki miss information. how do i come up with this? what should facebook do? >> lauren: they are going to go with it. it's disappointing, u.s. government instead of focusing on things like expectations, s

greg: the angry white male. >> tom: jen psaki was even worse because after she had a little fight with peter doocy because he was said by faucher, she said information is always evolving. that's why there's no such thing as misinformation. because information changes. you can't have misinformation because then it's whatever the people in power think at the time. we should repeat endlessly that we are allowed to post false information. that's the whole idea of the first amendment. not oh, this information is true. we fight about things all the time that we shouldn't be fighting about. we shouldn't save masks stop all that -- i'm not wearing it! i don't care if it stops the droplet. i'm not wearing it. so we should stop fighting about details and we should stop saying no, my information is true. i don't care if it's true. i'm going to post it. >> greg: you are crazy little man. we should start calling jen psaki miss information. how do i come up with this? what should facebook do? >> lauren: they are going to go with it. it's disappointing, u.s. government instead of focusing on things like expectations, sex traff

greg abbott in texas. thank you, sir. >> thank you, maria a. maria: quick break. coming up, exclusive reporting from peterizer on hunter biden's laptop, why was he telling the secret service not to follow him to and aroundlo china. senator ron johnson joins us as tony padesta a takes on a lobbying gig for none other than the ccp jewel, huawei, right after this. someone once told me, that i should get used to people staring. so i did. it's okay, you can stare. when you're a two-time gold medalist, it comes with the territory. [♪♪] if you have diabetes, it's important to have confidence in the nutritional drink you choose. try boost glucose control. it's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels and contains high quality protein to help manage hunger and support muscle health. try boost today. >> it is important for us to, again, have them pass the bipartisan infrastructure bill as i said earlier, we don't know when senate schedule but it seems to be imminent and i hope it will succeed. while we are eager for it to pass, we will not be taking it up until the senate pass it is reconciliation bill. m

>> greg: to show you how much everybody cares, you had to go to dana to find someone who cares. it wasn't even her! she has to talk about peter't you just turned the game into penalty kicks? because that is what -- you always end up at the end with penalty kicks. screw the whole field, just have them all lined up. you know how much time you would save? >> jessica: people like it. i couldn't say, "hey, jesse, it's her segment, talk to yourself." [laughter] i was in a bar, i was in the italy room. in the england room, 2 minutes and, they scored. >> dana: the act, peter woke the neighborhood. >> jessica: and there was some crying. jesse, did you watch? how was your birthday? whatever. [laughter] >> jesse: i didn't watch and i don't care. [laughter] >> jessica: that how was your birthday? ski when it was great. >> greg: he drunk dialed me dialed me. >> jesse: i did, i drunk face time-edu. >> jessica: it was important! lawrence? >> lawrence: i don't watch soccer, it's a boring sport. i'm going to get hate mail, but we play football in texas. that's what we do. >> jessica: real football. it's beautiful game, it's just a relentless,

peter faulk. he could wind up being the richest dude on the planet. you will regret it for the rest of your life if you don't go out on that date. >> greg: he just gaveecause he likes the guy. i wish i had a billionaire friend, chadwick. anyway, that's not really a question. [laughter] do you know any billionaires? >> chadwick: i've met a couple billionaires. they are very nice people. >> greg: they are. what do you make of this fantastic four minute voyage. >> chadwick: i am a space nerd. i love space. it's a nice distraction from the politics. look at what humanity is doing. low orbit. think of airplanes. still enamored by air travel? we should be. where the flying cards? >> chris: i am not that jazzed. >> greg: where are the driving planes, not the flying cars? i want to drive a plane across country, emily. >> emily: that's like my car. >> greg: it is. >> emily: i loved this. i totally cried when they landed. i got super emotional. i loved every minute of it. i surprised myself because i was sort of a hater. i was team branson. bezos is a nerd. when i saw it, i totally cried. hearing and seeing the elderly woman and 82. at age 21 she competed with