he was only guy we captured that day. he was a lucky guy. he did jump up and throw his hands up in the air. he had been wounded. it was interesting. >> talk about battle at hway city. >> first, i think the first unit was first time it was marines. they were told they were going up against reinforced platoon. the joke is, reinforced by division. they started fighting. secured the area around the compound. foolishly sent across the in the citadel and hit pretty bad. held by north vietnamese. we didn't know that. fox company was sent in and then hotel company. we attacked and we could coordinate our attacks and just go block by block, house by house. we started cracking. once they started to crack, they never seem to come back at us at night. once we took something we kept it. the first few days were the worst. we would hold ground and we had lot of wounded guys. they refused evacuation. it was a tough fight and then on the 11th of february, one five arrived. two five had attack up the street to secure entrance to the city first time. they pass

guy? guy: thank you very much.an shares were mixed overnight, remaining on track for a weekly loss. the implications of that u.s.-japan 10 year -- on u.s. 10-year gilts -- of those u.s. 10 year yields. lead to joint mark cudmore in singapore that -- let's join mark cudmore in singapore. i am struggling to understand a lot what is happening here. >> i think it should be viewed through the lens of a t inder app. it is a too good to be true profile. we how -- have no idea how this will be enacted, how it will be enforced. there is a lot of uncertainty. of course it is a very positive sign. i think we have to approach it positively until we get the reality. the reality is likely to be much more negative, but we cannot trade on negativity until we. guy: know much more in theory this should be dollar positive -- until we know more. guy: in theory this should be dollar positive. >> that is correct. i think that overall if we get through all of this trade attention, and i must say that -- trade tension, once we get through

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guy: welcome. i am guy johnson. my cohost is off today. cash trade is less than 20 minutes away. -- less than 30 minutes away. turkey bows to the market. by 300tral bank hikes basis points in an attempt to stabilize the lira. initially, the currency rose on the news. there is liquidity in london and the lira is falling against sharply. again sharply. will shareholders be satisfied with deutsche bank? and that car crunch. the trump administration launches a probe into auto imports. wash -- asian carmakers have been hit hard overnight. we are less than half an hour away from the start of european trading. futuresoment, reasonably mixed. a little on the negative when it comes to the dax. see a tough trade when it comes to german auto stocks. the london market could open absolutely flap -- flat. there are big stories elsewhere. we haven't talked about the fed yet. the feeling was the dutch was a little bit on the dovish side. is the u.s. 10en year dipping back below 3%. ago that weat long were trading at 3.1. take a look at what is happening a

guy: where do i hide? is a risk of markets, i cannot go to the spaces i used to go to in the past. where does that leave me -- what does that leave me with, cash? now a viable asset again, which it hasn't been for a while. i think also, there are some traditional safe havens are still there. you look at how the yen is trading, you look at how the dollar is trading. u.s.the point of view of a investor, there may be some in their of investors bringing back money from emerging markets. guy: where does that leave my nestles of this world? my unilever's of this world? volatility,eing low they are also plays on the global economy. they are plays on globalization. >> agreed. i still think that they are reasonably safe. yes, they have underperformed a little bit in the near term, but if you take the view that global growth is fine, there is still a decent yield there with some potential upside with growth. that is still an ok play. obviously right now, they are in the middle of a correction. guy: just going back a

guy: thank you. the u.s.as held back from its to put tariffs on china. >> we are putting the trade war on hold. we have a greater to put the tariffs on hold while we try to execute the framework. the president has been very clear since the first meeting with president xi that we are going to reduce the trade deficit. we have an agreement with china that they will substantially agree to it. u.s. futures, european futures trading higher on that news. there's an awful lot of stuff that is missing. there's big around what is happening here. this looks like a pause rather than something permanent. it looks like something -- we still have a lot of detail to deal with. >> think that is exactly right. it is certainly in a positive headline compared to where we were a month or so ago. both sides were talking and economist were worried about the steep tariffs. clearly, talks are on the way. what exactly that free market, we don't know. that figure was talks back over the weekend. certainly a positive headline, but real

guy: good morning. it is guy johnson in london.trump white house is correct to link the 2% spending story with other stories such as trade and the overall relationship across the atlantic? these things are intertwined. they seem to be becoming more intertwined. is that the correct sort of strategy from the trump white house? well, it would not be my strategy, let's put it that way. the reason it would not be my strategy is because even though everything is ultimately somehow connected, the military security aspects of nato are important in themselves. the united states gets just as much benefit out of nato it is a europeans do. the trade strategy again is a point that is not new with the trump administration. obama and george bush and bill clinton all made the point about the german trade surplus and the germans need to do more. we have a phrase in america, can you walk and chew gum at the same time? this administration cannot do that. matt: they have been accused of not relying on substance. tweets is important to this administrat

how many guys are with you moving through these back streets? charlie: seven guys. seven guys. all kind of seasoned because by that time we had three or four months in the country. some had more time. this sounds strange. you don't want to sound like you have a lot of bravado. up to that point, the vc would fight a little bit, and for the few casualties, and runway. what we noticed immediately was they were not running. there was going to be a fight. they were going to stay and fight. we were happy to do that because the feeling is you are taking casualties anyway. you might as well get something for it. to house thedapted house fighting and street to street fighting. we overcame the north vietnamese. commandame up on that a rocket team.ht man how effective were the grenades on the house? charlie: it was a modern concrete structure. it had a devastating effect. if any of them surrendered, we would have captured them. they refused to surrender. were moving the trucks, and a north vietnamese soldier jumped up. we did not know if he was a soldier at the time. he had something in h

hey, guys. rodney wanted to give you guys an update. >> okay, guys.o be honest with you, this is one of the worst inventories i've seen. right now, the p.o.s are given, but they're not matched up to a packing slip. so you guys are ordering parts, and when the parts come in, you're not actually accounting for those parts when they actually come in. the items back there, they didn't have part numbers on them. we found that many of the items that represented 30 or 40 count only had maybe 10 or 15 items. you guys said you had roughly $100,000 worth of inventory on hand. you'd be lucky if you've got $20,000 on hand right now. >> this is a good example of when you're not present in your business, and then when you don't have that process in place, you can't track this. >> well, i can't wait till you get in here, marcus. that's all i can say. >> i am here. what do you, mean wait till-- >> well, good. i can't--well, i'm waitin'-- >> i've been to waycross more in the last couple months than you've been. >> i'm just kind of feeling like you're kind of beatin' u

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guy cecil. elena schneider, michael scherer . it feels the democrats have the momentum going into this election. what are the realities in terms of fundraising and also prowess for each of the parties? elena: at this point democrats and a candidate position are in a great position. byincome is were outraged democratic opponents last quarter. it is much higher than in traditional midterm years. in a candidate fundraising perspective, democrats are in a great position. the party perspective is a little more mixed. the rnc has had more success with the president, with the party in power, they are able to raise more money off of getting things done in their agenda. the dnc has not had a rebuff fundraising operation and neville be painful for them. -- and that will be painful for them. they are outmatched in the outside spending. groups like the congressional leadership fund raised more than $60 million last year, another record-breaking number. it is a mixed bag for democrats and fundraising. michae

let's go, guys.like you meant it, though. >> to say that this is a transformation is an understatement. >> today, car cash is making over $10,000 a month. and the brothers are making money for the first time in years. and andrew and jon just opened a second car cash location in new jersey. hey, guys. >> hey, marcus. >> how are you? >> good to see you. >> place looks busy. >> yeah, it's very busy. >> and the brothers are now working as a team. and how about--is jon-- is he still beating on you? >> a little bit here and there. >> yeah, right? >> he's still my little brother. i'm actually in the process of opening three other locations. >> he's definitely embraced the process, and we're better for it. >> the business was actually in dire straits before marcus came. after marcus came, business increased substantially, and the profits margins increased as well. >> well, you were making about $1,000 a car before. how much are you making now per car? >> 2,000 now. >> wow. to date, i've invested over a milli

one of my guys ran over and punched. this guy was 6'3". hit him, he himself hard that he flew off the ground. bullet haded was a shot him in the hand and he was holding to a bandage. we didn't know what that was. so we were got the clothes and saw here north vietnamese uniform on. he was the only guy we captured that day but he was lucky. he did, indeed, jump up and there was hand near but he had been wounded and probably sent back to an eight station. it was adjusting. martin: cultural boundaries. what about reinforcements on this mission? charlie: we dribbled into the battle. troopsi think the first in were alpha company first battalion. they were told they were going against a reinforced platoon. and the joke was, they are reinforced by a division. so companies started fighting to secure the area around that compound. 2-5 was golf company sent in but foolishly sent across to the city fell when they were hit pretty bad. it was held by the north vietnamese that we didn't know. -- but we didn't know. but then, fox anthony and hotel company

guy: let's talk about italy.s the biggest surprise that the league and five-star are close to forming a government? or is the biggest surprise that the market seems to be giving it a shrug of the shoulders? there is somee surprise that these groups could get together to form a government. look at again, if you italy, it has a history of governments not lasting long, so who knows if this one would come together for more than a few months? people got pretty used to that. in the background, you have tremendous support from the ecb and the european union in general. to be really worried about italy -- unless the rating agencies start to say the italian debt is somehow on the verge of being sharply downgraded, there is not too much to worry about, as long as italy stays within the eurozone. there is no sign they want to go out of the eurozone. it is probably right that the markets are shrugging about it. mark, thank you very much. mark cranfield joining us out of singapore. you can read what the team is writing this m

the guy right here, the large guy with the chain on the far left, you'll see him involved in the fight. you're going to see thea with the gold chain coming out, and the girl with the pumps behind. she's going to use those as a weapon. you'll see her first beating one of the guys in the back, you'll see that. and then, later on, you'll see her pulling off her shoes and using those as a weapon. here's the group. they're kind of up here on top. at one point, they -- they get into a verbal beef, and the two groups, i think later on, what -- we'll go into it specifically, but it gets broken up. our -- the person with the braids was helpful in getting the people separated. these are some of the girls that you're going to see actively fighting. you're going to see him involved in the fight, as well, but the girls coming out, especially the one with that longer hair, she gets involved in the fight. that looks like basically a little prefight, an argument and stuff, and they separate them, and we'll talk about that shortly. you can see security there with the other -- with the other guy. but no

lemonis: you're my guy. travis: ...by the staff... lemonis: you're my guy.rust, but you have earned my respect. and you don't work for farrell's, you're my partner at farrell's. you are not an employee. this is your business, your family's business with me, and don't you ever forget that this is your business. travis: thank you. ♪ lemonis: now, didn't the stadium used to be on the other side of town? allison: yes. lemonis: now that our concept in california is done and running really well, i want to expand into the southeast. gary: gary lewis. nice to meet you. lemonis: what would this place look like on a friday night? gary: game day it's mobbed. there's people coming in really from all directions. lemonis: today i brought the team to the atlanta braves stadium where we're opening up a new sweet pete's and farrell's concept. ball games, concerts, public events, friday nights, saturday nights, bars, restaurants, the expectations i have on this location are $8 million to $10 million a year. allison: that's going to be the stairwell. it's a grand staircase. le

i'm matt miller in berlin, alongside guy johnson. guy: just eat, matt miller. the move. 30 minutes into the trading day. a light day because most of europe is closed. or are a few that are open. we are watching london and copenhagen. the danish market is open. eat, in the top line story coming out. the stock rising nicely. copenhagen was open, vest us up 2.47. elsewhere, more of an eclectic mix. let's look at the bottom end of the market. i will divine a few trends this morning. we saw numbers out, british american tobacco is the biggest loser in europe this morning. think areese moves i going to be quite bracketed because of the lack of volume we will see. london, denmark, ireland make up about one third of the european cash we are going to see maybe a slightly lighter session than we normally would. let's go to first word news update with ed ludlow. -- until june 1 as he finalizes deals with them. white house said the administration has reached agreement in principle with argentina, australia, and brazil. the decision comes as negotiators continue talks to re

guy: thank you. a bit of breaking news, at seven this morning we got the statement relating to what the u.k. is going to do with fixed and theodds terminals mac stake. that is being limited to two pounds. william hill, one of the largest operators of such devices is wheng out and qualifying it sees the impact of that will be. -- will be on its business. reduction in total gaining net to 45%.35% we will talk about this as we look toward the market open in 24 minutes' time. stocks kind of drifting. we are pushing 3.1% on the u.s. 10 year. it raises concerns around risk appetite. joining us from our mliv team, strategist mark cudmore. 3.1, are you worried yet? mark: i am worried for other assets and this move can continue further. what divides us on the team is how much further it can go. and movings prompted higher in european yields and from technical breaks in u.s. yields. this has not been a fundamentally driven yield. rates, oil isking contained to move higher. there is momentum nine the treasury y

guy: thanks very much. turned sour with the eu discussing -- dismissing many thoughts of the u.k. as fantasy. more, let's speak to bloomberg's u.k. governor reporter. we?e are where does this latest blowup leave us? >> the eu is getting increasingly anxious that the u.k. has not come up with enough detail ahead of a big summit at the end of june. on what they are calling the backstop, which is what we do in the northern ireland and how to avoid a hard border if the talks don't produce a final. would's proposal essentially keep northern ireland in the customs union, which the prime minister has said is completely unacceptable. just been floating past eu leaders. are notion that the whole of the u.k., which is to close to you eu customs arrangements until some better solution is in place. guy: is that something that is going to be acceptable? >> the noise is that no it isn't. more that customs relationship is not the only thing, they are worried about standards. guy: once you actually think border works and s

i can't be your it guy anymore. what? you guys have xfinity. you can do this. what's a good wifi password, mom? you still have to visit us. i will. no. make that the password: "you_stillóhave_toóvisit_us." that's a good one. [ chuckles ] download the xfinity my account app and set a password you can easily remember. one more way comcast is working to fit into your life, not the other way around. >> i just want us to click. right now, it's not clicking. >> yeah, we're not clicking because when i come in here, i'm just foc--so focused on trying to make money. >> andrew, what are you thinking? >> i'll do anything to fix this business. i'm 100% committed to change. >> is your brother committed to that? >> i can't answer that. only he can. >> jon doesn't seem willing to change. but what he doesn't realize is that if he doesn't change, his business is going to fail. so the deal that i have, uh, has me writing you a check. so i'm willing to give you guys $200,000. it allows you to solve the debt that you have. it allows you to put some cash in the business and bring t

can we look at a picture of this guy? look at this guy. [ laughter ] call me crazy. he might be taking too many of those hair growth pills. can we see him again? look at that. that guy looks like -- that guy looks like if ringo starr really let himself go. peace and love. peace and love. [ laughter ] i haven't slept in a week. the russia investigation is heating up. i saw that if trump's lawyers don't agree to a sit-down interview with mueller, he'll issue a subpoena. trump was like, "no problem. i love subpoena. she's my favorite teenage witch. [ laughter ] [ applause ] subpoena the teenage witch." and get this, one of trump's other lawyers, ty cobb, you know this guy, he announced that he is retiring. can we see a picture of him? yeah, cobb looking forward to a a few weeks off before returning to his old gig on the side of the pringles can. [ cheers and applause ] i saw that french president emmanuel macron met with the prime minister of australia today. he used a pretty interesting word to describe the prime minister's wife. watch this. >> wanted to thank you for

guy: thank you very much.ning us from aberdeen stander and benjamin, thank you for the help you have given me over the last 24 hours as we built up to this interview. it has moved to the turkish lira and we have been continuing to watch it all morning. james isn't quite done yet. he will be joining bloomberg radio. forward to that conversation continuing on dab digital. ares talk about stocks we watching this morning, mid-caps we are focused on. up,aaliae: first-quarter revenue was 2% below estimates, but it confirmed its 2018 profitability target. for tireinting season elli showst pir promising growth, giving the stock a boost. easyjet, of 3%. the ceo is on a reporter call. it posted a loss that beat estimates and was helped by a collapse of rivals like monarch and air berlin. how much longer can they benefit from this with the collapse of the rivals? seat capacity is coming out of the market, it goes in relatively quickly. for the summer ahead of us, we recognize about 20% to 30% of the monarch capacity is c

guy: thank you very much forcing us.ogno, visiting professor, london school of economics talking to us about what is happening in italy. later we will hear from the for donaldrategist trump, steve for donald trump, steve bannon, we will play what he had to say. up next, some of the movers we are watching. china will cut import duties on cars from 25% down to 15%. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: -- >> the best thing to do with china is a confrontation. not a confrontation to go to war, but a confrontation that tells them we are not going to andyou steel -- sit there race silicon valley. it is not going to happen. comments from the steve bannon speaking to bloomberg in prague. we will play out what mr. bannon had to say throughout the morning, and more insights into his thinking. mr. mnuchin is talking about the trade war being on hold. issues remain. he was alluding to those in that interview. let's talk about the stock stories we are much it -- we are watching. nejra: let's start with the movers we see in a telecom sector. the

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hey, guys. marcus, how are you? >> how are you? so i brought in a contractor, and we're gonna start making changes immediately. the sooner we have a new layout, the closer we'll be to making money. i need to figure out how to change the look and feel of the place. it doesn't feel inviting. >> is there anything that you really want to keep? i'd like to keep the exterior walls. >> [laughs] okay. >> this is the kitchen. >> oh, wow. >> so ideally, i'd like to go that way. >> okay. >> in here, i really want to have this bar jut out into the middle of the store so that when i come in the front door, i'm seeing a really nice bar all the way around. so i'd like to get started tomorrow. >> okay. >> we're all getting ready for one last night of business before this place gets a major overhaul, and we're not telling anybody our plans yet. >> marcus, the mayor was in here tonight. i told her that i thought there was gonna be some changes and that-- [people cheering] she asked about what those changes were.

guy: that is a fair assessment.s in the end is customer buying of treasuries and levels will adjust to that. primary dealer system is set up well in that regard. aat is an amusing from long-term perspective is three years ago, we were worried about a shortage of safe haven assets in this world and now we are drowning in them as a perception. in both cases, somewhere in between, there will be good manned for the treasury curve. jonathan: there are people worried about a shortage of safe haven assets were the ones that said the u.s. government should widen the fiscal position and take advantage of low rates and they are the people complaining about them now. michael, do you see a market well set up to absorb record issuance from the united states? michael: most probably. the thing i think is interesting is the term premium on ten-year treasuries exploded with the fiscal -- the tax plan in december and then it came right back and if you look at the move trading take been for ticket with that term premium. rates have be

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look at the guy on the back. pointing a gun right at this guy. he stops his bike.s point he's assuming he's going to be robbed. that gun is in his face. he's like, dude, dude, dude, there's nothing here, i don't have anything. but no, they're after the bike. hits him over the led wihead wi gun. of course he's wearing a helmet. doesn't do any damage. eventually he's bullied off the bike. drops to the floor. okay, okay, okay okay. he lets him have it. it's the best way to avoid getting into any other trouble usually. >> oh, my gosh, did he shoot him? >> the pop you heard was them firing shooting him in the leg as he's already walking away. >> ruthless. >> this point, a journalist, you can see he's hobbling on his leg then jumps into the vehicle, a complete stranger. someone who saw what was going on, stopped, was like get in the car, jumps in. the blood is starting to spread across his right leg and this guy actually took him to hospital. >> this fella was treated and released. >> did they catch the suspect? >> the police have identified the twoe looking for them. bu

thanks, guys.in production. soon, we're going to have another high-margin item that will help us get our overall margins up. ♪ -team's on board. -giovanni: all right. we'll go in the back with tracy. lemonis: now that gio has met with the staff and he's gotten lisa on board, i want to head back to natural pet market and see the negotiation with tracy. but i want to see how they do. giovanni: so, for bentley's, the acquisition is more than a store. it's you and the future that we hope you have with our company. for me, i think, the way the deal stands, the $285,000 number is fair for both of us because i think there's upside for you. and there's upside, but there's also a lot of risk, for us. i mean, what are your thoughts? lisa: after looking at the numbers, i think it's a great deal with you involved with training, doing some videos, and working with us -to help educate our staff. -tracy: yeah. giovanni: but we have the expectation of the name natural pet market. and i'm sorry 'cause this didn't c

this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ guy: puppy our -- off the hour, i'm guy johnson. off. north korea carrying out demolition at the nuclear test site. the rumor was it happened earlier but officially it is being carried out. francine: i read about it. they were expecting to demolish it an expert saying, you also destroy the evidence of what has happened until now. keep that in mind and of course we will follow whether that meeting between president trump and the leader of north korea will happen. guy: the governor of the bank of england was here earlier. seen data out, 9:30 a.m. rallying on that. julian jessop and jennifer mckeown still with us. hikes, when do you think the next one will take place? jennifer: august, followed by another in november. that will be depending on the flow of data. retail sales data this morning help to support that in august. they will be looking for confirmation that q1's weakness was temporary. is a firm sign of that and encouraging. guy: what are the hike spaced on? the idea that supply is tight and the central bank should raise rates

he may be the guy she goes back to after she dumps the guy she picks. garrett. becca said, i can see garrett meeting my friends and family, which means she already sees a future with him. i think ryan and garrett will be the top two, in the end becca will go with garrett, until she finds out about all the terrible stuff he posted online, then they will break up. but until then, it will be becca and garrett, and may god have mercy on us all. [ cheers and applause ] while we're on the subct of terrible things posd online the biggest story of the day today was roseanne. roseanne, you're not going to believe this but she tweeted something outrageous. i know, right. the president did it too, it's crazy. anyway, abc decided to cancel their highest-rated show "roseanne" following a tweet in which roseanne compared an african-american woman to former adviser to president obama to an 18, whi aip, which did not sit well with abc management or anyone with a brain. they announced this first season of the show is also its last. which is a huge blow to -- i mean, we

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the guys and his family. >> why?t happened? >> he got a letter. >> i want my son, omar back. if you don't do that i won't accept you as my son or my life at all for that matter. you caused so much harm. shame on you! are you serious? >> yeah. he is from egypt and born in a muslim family. they have very strict ideas about what their children should grow up and do. >> i dropped out a university to pursue a career he doesn't understand. >> the problem is an ultimatum. he really does have to make a decision. >> and he does. >> i've been working really hard along with my best friends to put out a message we think is much needed in today's world. i'm committed to spreading this until the day i die. nothing should stop that. >> amazing. hats off to you, man. >> and it really drives home that what he is doing is his life's purpose and >>> when i was younger i could never recognize how strong an hard concrete is and how soft my head is. this first one is a pretty epic trick. >> you know -- >> he tracked >>. >> he goes head ov

this is your nice 501 jeans, you guys. this is what you guys sell yourself for.on, how to protect yourself against it. >> the inmates are in essence the deterrent that will guide these youth back to a life of contributing to society. >> this is the building we live in, north block. and this building they have little small cells that are 9 x 4, nine feet tall, four feet wide. that's smaller than a walk-in closet, you guys, but yet two men live in those cells in that building. look where you at, man, you in a cage like an animal. have you ever been to a zoo? >> yeah. >> the cages for the monkeys are bigger than this, right? okay then, so what does that tell you about yourself? >> they got more freedom than this. >> the animals get more freedom than us, right? so you need to really be thinking. >> they're treating us lower than animals. lesser than animals. >> but you can't blame it on them. this is because of the consequences of your actions. when you do something wrong, when you do something wrong, this is where you can end up. these are the possible solutions to

>> or this guy or the one guy at the trump rally that taunts the black guy or trump saying there arem a supporter of donald trump i have been affixed to this jerk even though i have nothing to do with him -- >> steve, he's wearing a make america great again hat. >> when children are talking about picking cotton -- let me finish. if anyone had been walking around in obama shirts and hats in 2008 attacking people verbally or making $500 contributions to barack obama's campaign you know full well you would have made an issue of it and condemn those people -- >> no, i wouldn't. when you have tens of millions of people you're going to have crazies on both sides. this guy's a crazy. there are crazies on the left. that is the law of large numbers. >> so you don't think it comes from the top when president trump makes the comments he makes, that doesn't embolden these crazies to come out? i can remember when bill buckley, a conservative hero of mine cast out the burkes society because of the fanatical positions they were taking. he took a stand because it was the right thing to do. why can't

guys, the royal wedding is this saturday. you guys psyched for that?ers and applause ] after the ceremony, harry and meghan will ride around in a a carriage to wave at the public. while the guests will be back at the reception going, "when the hell are they gonna feed us?" i mean, come on. [ laughter and applause ] give me one of those little spinach things or something. [ laughter ] >> steve: vienna sausages. little meatballs. >> jimmy: yeah, something like that. you know, man. just filo dough with some spinach in it. >> steve: yeah, come on man. spanakopita, baby. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, come on. actually, a lot of celebrities are going to be at the royal wedding this weekend like serena williams, the spice girls. [ audience oohs ] yeah, but yanni had to rsvp no. he said, "i think i got the invitation by mistake. this envelope was addressed to laurel." [ laughter and applause ] no yanni. >> steve: yanni. >> jimmy: and finally, levi's just released a smart jacket that lets you know when your uber arrives. it's great for people who love to have al

no, we're not picking your guy, we need to find a different guy.nd a justice department guy who was recommended to nixon by his attorney general at the time, john mitchell, who had also been nixon's campaign manager. mitchell picks this guy. nixon thinks, okay, for sure this guy will get it, this guy will know what i want to do with the irs. so this guy johnny walters gets plucked from the justice department and he gets installed as the head of the irs. and then of course president nixon expects to be able to start firing the irs at his political enemies like a weapon that he alone controls. so september 11th, 1972, white house counsel john dean calls up walters, calls up the irs commissioner, this guy hand-picked to be nixon's son of a -- at the irs. he calls up commissioner johnny walters, summons him to the white house for a meeting in the white house counsel's office. irs commissioner walters comes up to the white house, comes to meet with john dean at that meeting. john dean hands the irs commissioner an envelope. in that envelope is a list of

guy: i am not.euro, that is catching a little bit and the pound is catching a little bit. this is a dollar move rather than a dollar move and i do not think it is carney related. we will keep an i on what the governor has to say to those lawmakers. just a quick look at what is happening with the turkish lira, catching more of a bid this morning. there is some action in the banking sector. futures are up by 7/10 of 1% to the close yesterday. venezuela remains a concern for the crude markets. brent catching a bid, trading just sub 80 right now. francine: mark carney has just begun his testimony to lawmakers on the bank of england's latest inflation report. he has been talking for about 15 to 20 minutes, questions on all the householdsr should have a better understanding of the yield curve and whether they understand that yields could go higher. joining us for the hour is richard turnill. you make us smarter about all things markets, but to the bank of england, do you look at pound or the pound dynamic

guy: thank you very much.n stocks rallying after latest reading on u.s. inflation. to be honest, it was a pretty tight call. there were a couple of elements that disappointed. the dollar is studying after dropping the most since march. joining us now from singapore, mark. what do i make of this increasing and flat curve? obviously, the people in a long end of the bond market are much less worried about inflation than what we hear from some of the analysts. if you look at the pc deflator which the fed like themselves, it is only running at 2% a year. it won't be long before fed funds are actually about that. the fed's carry on the path they are thinking about 42019, they will be well above the pc level. is a good reason for affecting the curve because it means the fed are probably overdoing it on the rate hikes. there is a serious threat if the fed continues on this path, that they will make it easier for people to threaten the curve. you want to be in the long end of the curve and not the short end. it makes a

i am guy johnson, alongside matt miller today, back in berlin. morning, guy. equities in japan, hong kong, and china all declining as growth in geopolitics bring back risk aversion across asset classes. the cash trade is less than 30 minutes away. guy: risk off, stocks suffer as the u.s. 10 year continues to rise. is the fed forced to hike three more times this year? james bullard speaks to bloomberg later today. sharing thelists role with their respective iraders, alternating the media. btp's are selling off, pushing the yield north of 2% this morning. that is the story of the last 20 minutes. tencent numbers dropped after the market close. matt: less than half an hour away, european futures. ,e are looking at a mixed trade a drop on futures for the ftse but a gain onc, the futures in germany. very slight. -- a move inmove btp's, we will show you that through the morning because the talks there are absolutely fascinating. it could bring together a government that a lot of pundits said was not a possibility. the 10 year treasury yield, i have a three-day chart

it was like kostya, the guy from the gru. that's how we all talked about him, said a political operative who worked in moscow at the time. well, kostya from the gru was ultimately fired from the republican international institute, because he secretly started moonleichti inin ining moonlighting for paul manafort. when he eventually became a full-time paul manafort guy, though, that meant that paul manafort was running his business overseas with a guy from russian military intelligence, with kostya from the gru, which is remarkable, right? because paul manafort at that point was the chairman of the donald trump for president campaign. that profile for ken vogel, before the election, back in august 2016, that was the first we learned about kostya from the gru, this guy konstantin kilimnik. since then he has turned up over and over again. we learned that paul manafort for the first time during the trump campaign at the republican national convention, he met with kilimnik. kilimnik came to the u.s. and met with manafort during the

they can't get any of these guys. like sit on a a chair the way an alien would. and, so, he sits on his head and he drinks a glass of water with his finger. >> jimmy: his finger, yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's the type of mind, you go -- and it's three steps faster than anyone. >> yeah. >> jimmy: at least three. i mean, it's just -- well, between that story and the movie story also, like -- what do you want everyone to take from this book when you read this? >> yeah, i hope when people read it that they'll appreciate just the breadth of his talent. the range of what he was capable of and accomplished. i mean, he was somebody -- you know, i think he gets this reputation as, you know, the guy who was a comedian, and then, later decided to be a a serious actor. and those strings -- both of them were always running throughout his career. i mean, he was a classically trained actor and studied at juilliard and had been to two previous colleges for acting before that. you know, he was wildly gifted both as an actor and a a