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the royals havejos buttler in their side, along with jason roy and eoin morgan.rst round match. hawkins has just sealed a comprehensive 6—0 victory over the northern irishman. allen, one of the form players this season, exits the tournament at the first—round stage for the fifth consecutive year. hawkins will now face eitherjudd trump or ryan day next on friday. i think my safety in the match i played a lot of safety in crete a lot of chances and i probably could�*ve scored a bit better but i kept him on the pressure and i did not do that much wrong it very few unforced errors and i think that made a difference in the end. the former masters champion stuart bingham enters this year�*s tournament tomorrow, but says he�*s still trying to find a way to deal with his worsening eyesight. bingham, who�*s a6, won the competition two years ago but hasn�*t won a trophy since. he�*s failed to progress beyond the second round of any tournament he�*s entered this season and says he�*s trying out glasses and contact lenses to try and regain some form. i�*m looking at shots an

joining me now is jason johnson, professor of journalism and politics at morgan state university, msnbc contributor and. and glenn kirschner, former federal prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst. glenn, we miss you at the table so i'm going to go to you first. i think jason and i are of the cynical -- we are of the same kind of cynical mentality about trump, and the michael cohen case is what kind of teaches me what to expect. because michael cohen was convicted of committing a crime. he committed that crime not for himself, not because he had an affair with stormy daniels, but because donald trump did. and he paid money that he took out of his account and that trump reimbursed him for, because trump wanted to cover that up, not him. he's the only one who paid for that crime. so it seems to me that these one might say fools who threw their lives away, we're talking about a 68-year-old ob/gyn from massachusetts, three active duty marines, a guy who had a job for ten months and now lost all of his family. you can go through it. a real estate agent. all these people are facing a few month to

jason johnson's here. he's a politics and journalism professor at morgan state university. u that. congresswoman crockett, we thought of you. we watched that together as a team this morning. and you literally physically with your colleagues moved from texas to washington to do something. it wasn't just what you said about the voter suppression law in texas. it was about what you did. and i wonder how you plan to bring that to washington. >> first of all, it's great to see you and to finally be sworn in. you know, it's interesting because you talk about them giving a quote, and the quote that comes to my mind oftentimes is injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. and that's exactly what we see. that's exactly what we saw when we decided to flee the state of texas. it wasn't just a texas thing. there was an injustice. there was a threat to it right there in the state of texas. but as you covered, we saw these bills actually move and maneuver their way through state houses throughout the entire country. and most recently we saw what happened in brazil. and so for w

jos buttler, jason roy and eoin morgan are on the other side.sia has suffered big losses in ukraine due to the brave ukrainian soldiers and the professionalism and dedication of the ukrainian armed forces, but you should not underestimate russia. they are mobilising more troops, they are working hard to acquire more equipment, more ammunition, and they have shown willingness to actually suffer but continue the war, and there is no indication that president putin has changed the overall aim of his brutal war against ukraine, so we need to be prepared for the long haul, we need to continue to support ukraine, and again, it is an extremely important message that we are sending today with the declaration, with the two presidents here present with me, that we stand united, nato and the european union, in our support to ukraine. justin crump is a military analyst and chief executive of sibylline, the intelligence consultancy. he�*s also a british army veteran. good to talk to you. let�*s talk first about the idea of britain sending tanks to ukraine. i

morgan found falling odds of a registration joining us is former economic council of advisers chair, jason furman, it's good to have you, and nice to see you. where do you stand on this debate about recession >> look, i think a recession is far from inevitable. the odds are less than 50%, but if we don't have a recession, i think the odds of inflation coming down to 2% are much longer and harder than even that >> in other words, inflation will come down quickly that's a good thing. and therefore it increases the chances of a soft landing, and that's where the market is right now. >> i'm saying we may not have a recession. if we don't have a recession, we're probably ending this year with inflation above 3%. we're going to sort of rinse and repeat the whole concern about how to bring down inflation next year to be clear, i don't want the recession. i hope we luck out with a soft landing. but i just think a soft landing is a hard thing to achieve it's easy to avoid a recession it's hard to avoid a recession while bringing inflation down. >> it depends on where the fed stops, where it pauses

tech stocks a note from jp morgan today their retail radar, a lot of buying focus on large tech names, microsoft, nvidia at the top where they're seeing the biggest buys jason snipe, do retail investors are they onto something here because they're jumping into some of these megacap tech names? >> well, i would say just in my earlier comments just revolving around tech and also to shannon's point i mean the free money era is over, right so i think it's tough to look at, number one, non-profitable tech that's been thrown out the window that's not an area i would look at but the megacap names and multiples have come in a little bit. the s&p is at 17 times they're still obviously trading at a premium to the market to jenny's point i think potentially you can still grab these names lower. i think these are great companies or the beltway to innovation i do think there's better opportunity today than there was the beginning of last year for me i'm neutral on tech i still like the more value oriented tech like the ciscos of the world. i think that's where opportunity in the near-term >> you've got that old money you're managing. what do you think? is now the time t

morgan stanley, private wealth, i'll see all of you in a few hours' time, i hope final trades, anastasia? you're up first. >> cmh, semiconductors will be a beneficiary of slowing trends that will persist. >> jason