>> the grinch is not going to steal christmas. the tariffs aren't going to steal christmas.we do have an impact from the tariffs, it will be compressing margins, not raising prices to the consumer, which could be a little scary there's just not enough there unless we see a whole heck of a lot come through on the tariff side. >> you know it's funny you say that we were talking about china and the devaluation of their currency that would be the greatest gift to the u.s. consumer there may be an upside to the trade war talk because products may get cheaper due to currency swings, correct? >> i don't think the tariff side is all that frightening. we're moving a lot of the kind of stuff we talked about out of china. it's going to vietnam, sri lanka. it was in america, mexico, now china and capital goes where it's priced least. bangladesh or back to mexico >> that would accelerate the trend. we won't see rising prices as a result of this i personally think this is a negotiating tactic and it will probably work itself out even if it doesn't, i don't think it's going to change that

and i'm like dude, i'm reading grinch, they love it just like you did.was like -- 23 years old and so into it. and he wanted to do the cindy lou who part. rocco does cindy lou who now. so rocco gets to do -- >> jimmy: you're going to have to have your own kids. >> but dr. seuss, that guy knew what i was doing. he was onto something. >> jimmy: i think you're right. shel silverstein i'm not sure about. because that book "the giving free" have you read that one? >> it's the best. >> jimmy: i think it's the worst. >> what do you mean? the guy wants money, right? >> jimmy: this kid abuses this tree. >> i know. >> jimmy: he eats all the apples. he chops it down. he sits on the stump. eventually he just drops dead on the thing. it's a terrible story. it's a story that should not be read to children. >> really? >> jimmy: yeah. read it again and think about me when you do. >> i love it. i love it when -- i love it when he's just a stump and the old man who just wants a place to sit and the tree is like so excited because he can do something and so the tree straig

all of this group the voice of the people grinch very funny. a co money city with almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the coal was just said. that i was alive to see these people the survivors of disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in the million years i would see that and it's happened it's happened. this is a historically known place if the fiza the first time with their colonial enterprise the british and the french decided to stop and go their separate ways. and happen here in this inner kingdom so they had. their own culture and sovereignty for many centuries. it's a very rough terrain you so it's rough climates and you have to fight to be able to live and to find enough. south sudan soil is so first that it can yield a few harvests a year however because of the continuing hostilities people have no time not even to cultivate the land a devastating humanitarian catastrophe is taking hol

i must have read the grinch a thousand times. >> jimmy: is that the biggest one? >> yeah.read at that time christmas time or -- >> no. i read it this morning. i read it twice. and now the little one is getting super into it and i can see he can't wait to be cindy lou who. >> jimmy: do you act it out? >> of course i act it out. >> jimmy: okay. >> it's the only place where i can be british. because i do the whole "every who down in whoville liked christmas a lot but the grinch who lived just north of whoville did not." and they're so into the voices. you have to have voices. >> jimmy: you have to. and your voice -- it sounds like you're basing them on the tv special. are you? >> from the '60s. >> jimmy: right. >> the boris karloff thing. so i do that and i read a little -- shel silverstein's big in our house. >> jimmy: is he? >> you sneneed a lot of voices shel silverstein. there's like 50 voices in where the sidewalk ends. you've got to dot voices. >> jimmy: they like the voices? >> it's all about the voices. and the little one -- the other day i was face-timing with jake.

that is your grinch baseball moments. here's one of my favorite moments. this little two-year-old kid playing catch in the yard with the neighbor dog. >> that is adorable. > night ev >>> thank you for joining us, good night. (explosion) is everybody okay?! i'm fine. thanks for waiting. what was that? water heater, gas line-- the training's the same, people. just stay low and move out! honey, luke's gone. claire, spontaneous human combustion is very rare. i don't think he exploded, phil. the rope ladder works. at least someone followed protocol. oh! oh, it's there! smoke is coming out of luke's stupid suitcase. like his old man, luke is a magician. (laughs) i'm taking lessons from some guy my dad found online. he came personally recommended from the guy who runs the warlock conference up in modesto. (loud snoring) (sighs) (continues snoring)

you're channeling my inner grinch. you know what you're doing.ighest price, and a worries about it every day. the highest price since the global financial crisis. you mentioned it, not me. do you want to shift, is there a shift in duration taking place? there is that switch, why would i be long tens when i could get 2.8 onto your paper? larry fink says you want to come down the duration curve, would you agree? guest: i think i would. the yield look attractive against the yield you could get with dividends in the equity market. manus: alan murray, had of investment of hermes stays with us. brexit strategy in disarray. we will talk about exit later and talk about the vote that narrowly went theresa what -- theresa may's way. -- blackrock's box sound bosque sounds the alarm. we told you about the potential for market selloff. more fink will bring you on that later in the program. this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." ♪ manus: record stocks repurchases, record m&a, that is like nirvana for investing. so the market is having a hard time digesting the

so tariffs could be the grinch that steals christmas. for "nightly business report," i'm courtne reagan. >>> pfizer is raising drug prices for the second time this year, and that is where we begin tonight's marketoc. after hiking prices back in january, the pharmaceutical git is now saying it plans to 0aise costs nearly 10% on more than prescription medicines. pfizerat also noted handful of its treatments will see aut price as well. >>> activist investor dan lobe is rortedly urging campbell's soup to consider selling itself because he believes that company is unrvalued. "the new york post" says lobe's hedge fund is in talks withve instors and family members of campbell's who hold a minority shares rose nearly 2%. >>> and colgate is reportedly seeking the help of a on service company to sell its products. "the wall street journal" says the consumer products giant is nearing a deal to take a majority stake in hubbell. thly would then joi offer a subscription service for colgate's oral products. shares re a fraction to 64.67. >>> finally, u

here's the grinch of foul ball's. so close but so far. he is going to get it.e that mike wintered about. he snagged the ball away. hopefully someone from the pr department gave him a ball. it is all worth checking out. we are back to the bay bridge series tomorrow. the a's are hosting the giants, two games to one. there leading us to go for that. that is the sporting life for right now. it is 11:00. i cannot believe he snagged it away. >> i love the one where he dropped it in the little boys glove. >> that is one of those karma things. something is going to happen to mike winters. >>> coming up next at 11 pm, frustration boils overheated townhall meeting in oakland where the mayor and chief of police address questions of racial profiling. >>> oaklands police chief and mayor offered a positive message about change but they faced a skeptical crowd. >>> armed with figures and slides, city leaders tried to explain how police are making changes to address racial disparity and improved safety. we are at laney college. >> reporter: tonight, the police department laid

[ light laughter ] she's wearing this season's hottest new color -- spring grinch.s just very interesting. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: guys, oprah was at the royal wedding, yeah. [ cheers ] and i read that the day before, she changed her dress when she realized it was too close to white. the bride by wearing white when you're already upstaging the bride by being oprah. [ laughter andla so it's hard -- it's hard to be oprah. speaking of oprah, she seemed like she may have had a little trouble finding her seat at the ceremony. watch this. >> jimmy: oop, maybe -- is it this row here? nope, nope, no, it's another section. where is it? no, is this -- over here? no, not quite. is this it? do i go through the -- [ light laughter ] where am i? am i -- uh, no, not me, no -- [ laughter ] nope. then she saw the thrown and was like, "ah, there it is. yes, of course. ah, finally." [ laughter and applause ] but this surprised a lot of people, prince harry didn't shave before the wedding. [ audience oohs ] he was going to, but his brother was like, "dude, if

of americans do pay more for goods in the second half of the year tariffs could be the grinch that stealsas. back over to you >> let's hope not, on the retail side, courtney, thank you vefrn. in the meantime, in sports, lebron james cashing in on his move to play with the lakers >>> up next we'll speak to the president of one company who's seeing a merchandise sesal surge from that decision that's next on the closing bell. ...down-alternative pillows... ...and of course, price. tripadvisor helps you book a... ...hotel without breaking a sweat. because we now instantly... ...search over 200 booking sites ...to find you the lowest price... ...on the hotel you want. don't sweat your booking. tripadvisor. the latest reviews. the lowest prices. >>> the lebron effect already being felt by fanatics, me order sales of his new lakers jersey surging. up more than 600% last night, versus when he joined the cavaliers several years ago. joining me on the phone, jack boyle. jack, pretty quick, reaction is this all about the fact that he's moving to a bigger market >> yeah, i think we have a superstar i

increases the price of goods if americans pay more goods in the second half of the year, it could be the grinchhat steals christmas. melissa, back to you. >> stick around, courtney. a closer look at retail in the second half of the year, randy connick at jeffrey >> courtney mentioned the tariffs. i'm curious, when you think about tariffs and the tariffs that could be put on goods but u.s. consumers would buy, which ones are the most concerning to you in that the more they pay for, x, y, and z, the less they'll shell out for nike sneakers or whatever. >> look, the biggest risks are to the apparel and footwear spaces, 80% are produced in china. boat makers like brunswick that produce in the united states of america but also golf equipment companies are less exposed apparel footwear are most exposed. >> in terms of tariffs or trade war affecting the supply chain, if there's an increase in tariffs in autos, for instance, which we will see or likely see, does that make me more concerned about the companies you cover. are there certain goods that consumers have to pay more money out of their wallets