right. so just to be clear, being investigated for violations of the espionage act. as well as the removal of heidi classified documents on the obstruction of justice, which he could potentially be imprisoned for what happens next? that's right, this is just the investigation thus far. trump has not been charged. that is very important to emphasize ultimately, what's next is federal investigators will go over this evidence that they seize to decide whether or not to level a criminal charge or several criminal charges against the former president. that would be a very complicated question for investigators, because trump is still the most popular republican in the united states. he's the leader of that party defacto. and he very likely will run for another term in office in 2024. all of which complicates this exit tremendously. now, the justice department has been clear in saying that no one is above the law, including trump himself. however, in deciding whether or not to level a charge, they have to see whether they have the evidence against him and whether or not charging him a former president wo

so what's mixed in the legal process then heidi right, it's important to remember that no one here has been charged with a crime. this is just a probable cause, a search stating that trump is under investigation. now the department of justice has to consider what evidence that has accumulated and then decide whether or not it has enough evidence to charge trump potentially with a crime. and whether doing so would be in the public interest. that is particularly key here because never before in american history has a former president been charged with a crime. this is a 1st here and complicating things further, trump has signaled he will likely try to run for president again, which would make him again a political candidate. and the department justice does not want to be seen as interfering in an election. so many moving parts here and this is water, is that the u. s. government has never before treaded. greg to speak to you. thanks for the update. honey jer, castro live for us in washington, dc. or the salman rushdie is no longer on a ventilator, and he's talking after being stabbed sev

john: are we in a recession right now? heidi: we are not in a recession right now. there are a lot of conversations about this. we have got job numbers from july that are extraordinarily strong. we added 520,000 jobs in july, over half a million jobs. the unemployment rate jumped. --dropped. those are not the kind of statistic that support a recession. right now, we are very much not in a recession. i have some trepidation about the near future. we know the federal reserve has been raising interest rates to try to slow the economy. that is the point of them raising interest rates. they raised interest rates aggressively. if they have raised them too fast, we don't get out but they raised them aggressively. if it has gone too fast, they may have secured a recession in coming months. that remains to be seen. i very much hope that is not the case. john: why has the economy been contracting for two quarters in a row, one of the definitions of a recession. how do you explain that contraction at a time when we are getting good job numbers? heidi: that is a really good que

then heidi that's right. there still a long way to go there. we still have a a. what did that? the justice department, so has it aside whether or not to charge trump with any criminal acts. and in doing so, not only does the, the agency have to have the evidence required, but also a determination that it would be in the public interest to level of criminal charge against a former u. s. president, that is just something that is unprecedented in the united states. the d o j has been saying all along that no one is above the law. however, knowing that trump is likely going to run for reelection and 2024. it is also standard practice for the federal government not to get inject itself in an ongoing election. so there are many questions and considerations to be taken in account for in this historic situation. yes, plenty of moving parts quite to speak to heidi jug hester. i live for us in washington day say thank you. a claimed and controversial ortho salman rushdie has been taken to hospital after being stabbed in new york state. he was on stage at a literary event when he was atta

right now on jimmy kimmel, heidi klum. have a great night. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live" with guest host nicole byer! tonight -- heidi klum, kirby howell-baptiste, and music from seventeen. with cleto and the cletones. and now, nicole byer! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> nicole: welcome, welcome! oh, thank you! welcome to "jimmy kimmel live"! i'm your guest host, nicole byer. [ cheers ] thank you. this is my second and final night hosting the show. [ audience: aww ] i'm sad to go, but you know what they say, "don't cry because it's over, smile because now jimmy owes you a huge [ bleep ] favor." [ cheers ] and jimmy, oh, baby, i'm gonna hit you with the worst favor of them all -- an invitation to my next improv show. and that goes for you too, guillermo! >> guillermo: okay, great, yes! >> nicole: guillermo, what are you going to miss most about me? >> guillermo: everything. you're nice, sweet, beautiful, you have a good heart. >> nicole: aww, thank you. i have to say, it's a little weird to see you in cloth

let's across right away. heidi's truce in the tuscan . i'm standing by natasha. tell us more about what we know as will have this happened at 130 this morning on sunday at a parking lot near the western wall of the old city. police say that a suspect ambushed a bus, a bus pulled into the parking lot, and as people were boarding the bus, they say that they heard gunshots, people dropped to the ground, began bleeding. then there were screams and warnings that they were under attack. the bus driver says that he tried to pull away, but the wheelchair accessibility ramp was lowered to accommodate a passenger and he was unable to pull away the numbers. keep changing, but right now what we have are 8 people injured, 3 of them americans, 2 in critical condition. one of them includes a pregnant woman in her thirties. there are media reports that she had an emergency c section. her baby was 26 weeks old and the baby has died again. that has not been confirmed by the police. now after the shooting, there was a massive manhunt. it lasted about 6 hours. police fanned out into

heidi: how provocative or aggressive are chinese actions right now?ilitary drills we are seeing, the way that they are positioning for those drills, surrounded taiwan. what happened to ukraine, a lot of people are wondering, if we are going to end up in a normandy style invasion of taiwan. >> i do not see that as being likely. china's priorities are domestic, dealing with covid, starting a war now in taiwan i think would be disastrous for absolutely everyone. particularly for the taiwanese people. having said that, these live fire drills over the next five days, that is close to the crisis in 19 96 and the united states will be calculated in its response to ensure that is the end of the particular episode rather than the beginning of a more attracted -- protected crisis. heidi: how do you see the messaging over the past few days? strategic ambiguity or is it being perceived as such by beijing because of the way it has been communicated? >> i think most of the voices we had out of the white house is that they were not supportive of this visit and they

right. -- rate. heidi: interestingly china are planning measures to stablize growth. a few number of points, already we have tons of other lenders in place. >> it is less specific than what the pboc in lowering the prime rate, getting developers projects going again and delivering homes to angry mortgage holders. this is the state council coming out with a 19 point package to stabilize the economy. they are not going to overflow the economy with more stimulus. there is a dual pronged approach. the stabilizing economy while not exacerbating the overleveraged nature of the developer. they do not want to exacerbate the bigger problems in the chinese economy. they want to stabilize the uncertain date with the power crunch in the south and the disruption of manufacturing and the ongoing with no end in sight of covid zero. there are headwinds that the policymakers have to address. the state council is trying to encourage the provinces to do their part and take advantage of the existing measures with special bonds. in this political year in china, getting these leaders to st

this investigation and no specific charges have been determined yet against her hardy. heidi matter. that's right. the i state trooper who was just speaking mentioned that they had seized a backpack and a some electronic devices. they were looking for, a warrant to be able to search his home. and those devices are, at this point, they are assuming that he acted alone. they don't have reason to believe otherwise . of course, we think back to the fact that in 1988 after his book, the satanic verses was released. and he was widely protested and condemned in several countries for his portrayal of the prophet mohammed. either he was considered blasphemous in how he wrote about the prophet that caused him to go into hiding for 10 years. at one point, a bounty was issued on his head of some $3000000.00. the iranian leader, ayatollah rou, hollow, khomeini, i did declare him, you know, decried his, his work, i'm in, and made an edict for his death. so all of that in the backdrop, it seemed that he had moved beyond that. he moved around freely in the united states in recent years was often at public advanc

nicole: heidi klum, i'm rolling up to your house tomorrow, oh my god. >> not tomorrow. >> nicole: not tomorrow! >> i can't throw a party like that, i can't hook it up that fast. >> nicole: all rightmore with heidi klum after this! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ if your moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis symptoms are stopping you in your tracks... choose stelara® from the start... and move toward relief after the first dose... with injections every two months. stelara® may increase your risk of infections, some serious, and cancer. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection, flu-like symptoms, sores, new skin growths, have had cancer, or if you need a vaccine. pres, a rare, potentially fatal brain condition, may be possible. some serious allergic reactions and lung inflammation can occur. feel unstoppable. ask your doctor how lasting remission can start with stelara®. janssen can help you explore cost support options. (vo) the fully electric audi e-tron family is here. with models that fit any lifestyle. and innovative ways to make your e-tron your own. through elegant design and progressive technology. all the exhilaration, non

he, heidi what's next in the legal process? right, it's important to remember that donald trump nor any of associates are charged and there may not be any charges. trump asserts that he declassified all of these materials prior to leaving the white house. it's unclear whether that even will be a defense, whether it's applicable in this situation. and his spokesman said today that this is another political witch hunt, and he blamed the media for going with his story, but certainly it is significant. and as a just justice department weighs whether or not it will charge trump with a crime, it has to consider not only if it has enough evidence to do so, but also whether it would be in the public interest to charge a former us president with a crime that is simply never happened before in this nation history. and if trump decides to run for another term and offish with an office which he has signal, he will do that could only complicate things further, as the department of justice does not want to be seen as conducting electron interferen

heidi what's next? him illegal process right. it's important to remember that there is no one has been charged with a crime here. and potentially they may not be. that is because the department of justice is not only weighing what evidence they have potentially against trump and his associates. but also deciding whether or not it would be in the public interest of the american people to charge a former u. s. president with a crime that has never happened before in u. s. history. and it's only further complicated by our knowledge that that trump likely will announce another run for the presidency in the 2024 year. if that is the case, then he would once again be a political candidate. and the department of justice does not want to be seen as charging a candidate because it could be seen as a election interference. so there are so many questions at stake here, and this is uncharted territory. you have plenty of moving parts. thank you very much for the update heidi ger castro in washington dc. the man suspected of attacking acclaim

right now on jimmy kimmel, heidi klum.uest host nicole byer! tonight -- heidi klum, kirby howell-baptiste, and music from seventeen. with cleto and the cletones. and now, nicole byer! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> nicole: welcome, welcome! oh, thank you! welcome to "jimmy kimmel live"! i'm your guest host, nicole byer. [ cheers ] thank you. this is my second and final night hosting the show.

right now on jimmy kimmel, heidi do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need?diate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have $100,000 or more of life insurance, you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit coventrydirect.com to find out if your policy qualifies. or call the number on your screen. coventry direct, redefining insurance.

heidi: good to have you with us. previewing the right decision to come. president biden signed into law a sweeping tax, climate, and health policy bill. we look at the act. this is bloomberg. ♪ heidi: new zealand's data coming through,: quarter on quarter, through .1 percent from the prior 3.6%, the output number also a bit softer than 2.6%. the biggest increase since 2008 on energy costs as well as electricity supply. the main drivers of the price increases, capital goods being pushed up by the most on record with the new building construction activity underway in new zealand. we are seeing a bit of a pullback when it comes to the producer price and put. -- input. sticking without that inflation theme, president biden has signed into law the new bill. it is the biggest climate investment in american history. >> the bill i am about to sign is not about today, it is about delivering progress and prosperity to american families. join the american people. democracy still warns not showing the american people. democracy still works -- showing the american peo

that is with concerns about demand as well, a seesawing market right now. heidi: let us get more from our cross asset editor, su keenan joininus awell. andrea, the rally continues, a lot of concerns about the growth although, still. >> that is right, the rally continues on the back of the consumer stock earnings we saw in the u.s. last night. basically shows that the u.s. consumer remains relatively resilient despite inflation and rates going higher. company profits have largely powered these rebounds in stocks from the lows in june. monetary savings are tightening, inflation remains high, that is one of the reasons why the fomc minutes coming out on wednesday will be key for investors. looking perhaps not too subtle but do see where the debate on whether inflation speaking, whether we have reached the peak hawkishness. while we make it some tailwinds from the earnings, there is a lot of uncertainty, especially with tightening financial conditions. shery: not to mention the fed rate decision and plenty of eco-data to watch out for. what are you expecting in today

heidi, what's next? in the justice department's investigation right there is still a long road to go. as of this point, there is probable cause that trump may have committed these crimes met with authorizing this investigation. but the justice department has not leveled charges criminal charges against the former president. and to do that, it would have to gather more evidence and make the half the consideration of whether charging a former president is in the public interest that has never been done before. and us history, and so it is uncharted waters and it will be only further complicated if trump decides to run for reelection when she has heavily hinted at doing in 2024. heidi really appreciate the update. as always, heidi j. castro live for us in washington. they say thank you. the agent for a claimed and controversial ortho salman rushdie says he's on a ventilator after being stabbed at a literary event in new york state. he says wished he is likely to lose an eye and has suffered nerve damage to both him and his liver. 24 year old man has been arrested. kristen salumi vowed th

stocks and bonds and commodities, everything is moving in lockstep and everybody watching the fed right now. heidien you are not watching the fed, you are watching earnings. the $2.25 trillion of the first 3% in the 3% stake in airtel. that is in error tell -- airtel. it has not been the first time we have seen a divestment from singtel. an evaluation vonnie: this is "daybreak asia". president biden has announced his student debt relief with forgiveness of $20,000 worth of loans for some recipients. he announced a four-month extension on the moratorium for student loan payments. president biden: an entire generation is now settled about that. the burden is so heavy that even if you get great you may not have access to the middle-class life that the college degree once provided. >> russia's industrial sector recorded the smallest contraction in four months. the latest sign the economy has sanctions of the war in ukraine. industrial production has dropped. increase mining and oil output has boost performance. semiconductors also saw a rebound thanks to an exit of foreign competitors. texas was named

right? it's transparent. so dead self can see what wonder heidi inside the to face is made in a way that it's clear and you can see things inside each. you may also get 2 blankets, big enough to cover the whole body. last but not least, we have the strawman for them to lay out and sleep on a hot ground. 3 and night this is it, the visa is inside the cell. equipping a wait a day ahead. you can see a. 3 this is a one window sill setting. it can be psychologically small in a way, if you are cooped up here for a long time. on weekends, inmates who are not involved in rehabilitation programs may be locked up for 48 hours or the weekend is really very big. and very, very, very beam for 48 hours knowingly knowing that your perimeter use only dis mize. he, he really is in my hand, the boy is he boy he male with athena grader. i was needing her high life long. he raceway he po, one thing to get a car to get a bite to get her house again. everything i mean is to get it all done before you. when i hit that, the full rusty. there are no luxuries now. the bank gets his moist for me both in one. it was a blanket game changi

right. it's a transparent should itself can see what one dea, heidi inside the to face is meeting a way that it's clear and you can see things inside each. it also gets to blanket big enough to cover the whole body. last but not least, we have the strong for them to lay out and sleep on how to ground. 3 and night, this is it, the visa is inside the cell, equipping away that they had a can see a duck this is a one cell setting. it can be psychologically small in a way, if you are cooked up here for a long time. on weekends in knights who are not involved in rehabilitation programs may be locked up for 48 hours or the weekend is really very leaking. very, very, very beam for 48 hours knowingly knowing that you are perimeter use only these mice he, he really are. you still in mind and the body is it he boy, he male. with athena trader. i was needing a high level around the raceway if by one thing to get a car to get a bite to get her house again and the senior team. i may need to get it all done before you and i hate that the for rusty. there are no luxuries now. the bank gets his moist for me

i hope we get this country right because democrats are destroying it. john: what is your response? heidi: i am so i for not explaining this carefully. when i say inflation is going to come down, that means prices will continue -- will not continue rising as dramatically. for most goods, we are not actually going to see prices drop. in good times and bad times, we have rising prices, it is a core part and a -- and not a bad part of our economy they see rising prices a little bit at a time come all the time. the problem is, that inflation right now is very high. i don't think we are going to be seeing a big deflationary per iod, i don't think overall we are part to see prices come down. but what we want to see is the peak inflation slowing, and that is coming down the pike. it some prices will come down, and some prices will go up. so the broad inflation numbers that we hear in the news, those are averages across the whole economy. so any individual prices can look a lot different than the overall average. john: to the jersey shore, this is albert in as bare a part, a democrat. good mornin

right now. 100,000 barrels a day again. this most output hike and a bit of a shock. as heidi said at the top of the show, we are already in a situation where all but three of the opec producers are pumping below their output targets as of june. there is a lot of output problems and production problems that limit what opec can do even if they wanted to put more oil on the market. >> have we had a reaction from the biden administration on this and how daisy domestic prices at the moment? -- and how they see domestic prices at the moment? >> you had a president that went halfway around the world to greet a world leader that is now -- it was a fist bump that received a lot of criticism. the biden administration said there would be for the steps by the saudi's to put more oil on the market. it just didn't happen. some say the biden administration may take some victory from the fact that prices are now lower and we have that new information from the energy agency that gasoline demand is the lowest it has been since the pandemic. back to you. >> there was the latest on taiwan there.

right. i can't believe that heidi can look into the camera and say what she is saying. only way to raise inflation is to print money and that is exactly what we are doing. thank you. host: heidi shierholz you talk about worldwide inflation. what you think is causing worldwide inflation? what are point to? guest: it was covid and the lasting effects of covid and the war in ukraine which is increased energy prices, the war in ukraine. covid really causing supply chain issues. they are starting to alleviate now. another phenomenon that is starting to alleviate now, is that during covid, people slowed their spending patterns. they no longer engaged in services. they let go of their gym membership and bought a gym equipment. they slowed on services and started buying goods. that extreme demand for goods at the same time we were seeing supply chain snarls around the world. all of that ratcheted up prices. all of that is starting to abate. now, we are starting to see it naturally come down as covid is getting more under control. it is not that the government is printing money.

heidi, i want to start with where matt kind of finished. i think this is one of the big questions right now given the dynamics. i think they're a little fluid where democrats are pushing back on how aggressive the fed has been. you saw the market response to a wow jobs report is. there a new sense this is going to put new pressure on the fed to be as aggressive or more aggressive in the next few meetings? >> i hope not. one piece of good news is that the fed is not going to meet again until september. we'll get more data when they meet again. it's good news that the fed isn't saying meeting tomorrow because then the very strong jobs report may have had more influence than i think it should. we did get a really strong jobs report, but the world trends are toward, we're seeing slowly. there was an acceleration of wage growth in july. but if you look over the course of 2022, we see wage growth moderate. so it -- even though this jobs report was very strong, it does show signs that we are seeing some moderation if you dig in with one more layer. i think it's good that the fed isn't meeting

heidi: cathie wood there, let us bring in our next guest. the senior investment strategist at edward jones, good to have you with us, we are saying the right oftagflation story play out in corporate america. clorox and other big consumer giants seeing how the u.s. consumer is pulling back. we are seeing a stagnation in u.s. revenue. what sectors will be most resilient to this change? >> we have had a really tough first half of the year. this quarter we are starting to rebound, the s&p 500 is nearly up 10%. do your point, a lot of the figures are backward looking, they have not priced in a lot of the fed rate hikes or quantitative tightening that is starting in earnest this month. what we see going forward is a lot of the economic softness may be ahead of us, we see further revisions until 2023 earnings, gdp growth, they continue to be sub trend growth levels. the good news for investors is this does not mean you will get another 20% downturn. a lot of the work to the downside had been put in in the first half. as we look for it, we do think still the value parts of the market and other parts of the market continue to make sense as we get thro

in general, right up the junk and do high quality bonds. jonathan: heidil like asparagus with tequila and a salsa? does that work? steve: i think it is less for me. -- blasphemy. i like my tequila neat. jonathan: and your asparagus cooked. tom: can i weigh in here? one of the wegman's way back was a camp mate of mine. wegmans is a rochester, new york institution that everyone respects in the food business. i think we have the vin is io -- video of the senator to be. for those of you it is dr. oz walking the aisle of the wegmans produce section. the problem is, if you want to win in pennsylvania, you are not buying organic asparagus. they sell three things a week, 1.5 pounds at $5.24 apiece. if you want to win in, the sausage premium pop open. you have to buy the hotdogs at $6.99 each. that is a breakfast that leads to victory in pennsylvania. it is good because you don't have to drive to cosco and wait in line -- costco and wait in line. jonathan: i can see you doing one of these trips and blaming the president at the end. tom: republicans, pennsylvania, y

it's simply helping people exercise their right to register and to vote without any kind of partisan attachments to it. >> here's more from heidi'sfort is to ensure there are well-trained poll workers during the next election. the recordings also feature mitchell speaking openly about the need to challenge efforts by nonprofit groups aligned with democrats to create a new american majority of young voters, people of color and unmarried women. it's placed a as a great target of opportunity and we have to make sure that doesn't happen. referring to democratic efforts to register voters from traditionally underrepresented voting blocs. so it's out there. black and white. talk to us about the effort to stop voters from participating. voters that republicans have deemed they don't like, they don't want to see registered. they don't want to see in this process. >> great reporting, heidi. it is shocking. but let's not disconnect this from the conversation we were having earlier about biden and obama not being legitimate. and their coalition not being legitimate. that's within this continuum. why do we need muscle at polls? you're not su