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a free and vibrant media sector. >> yeah, very, very interesting point there, jill. as we look at this moment in big picture, what it means and how the u.s. is approaching it, what does the u.s. need to be thinking so that this doesn't go down in history, as the u.s. negotiating ukraine surrender rather than negotiating a peace deal? >> well, that's a big question. but i think, you know, if you put yourself in the place of president trump, i mean, i think the way he's looking at this is ukraine is a separate deal. you know, ukraine is this country or maybe even, you know, vladimir putin does not consider it a country. but we'll leave that alone. but i think, you know, the focus that president trump has is on the future of restoring the relationship with russia. and so if you look at it, big picture that gives russia a lot of power. and the power that it wants is to continue to control the area around russia. you know, like the former soviet union, including, you know, ukraine, moldova, romania, that whole belt going around the former around russia itself. and if that

jill: there is obviously a lot going on globally, and we think the u.s.ooks like a high-quality area. the s&p 500 is obviously expensive, but that's one reason why we think that the equal weighted index within the s&p and large-cap value, there are potentially less extended valuations had more upside for some of the cyclicals in that pocket of the market. jonathan: appreciate your time and the clarity on the stock market. i remember a conversation i had with a guest a long time ago when i first moved here. the best part of 10 years ago. they asked about europe. they said, europe is good for vacations but not for investing. that conversation has changed quickly since the start of 2025. lisa: i was wondering, as you were talking, you flip it on its head. it is good for investing, but i'm glad that i got my european vacation. people talk 1.30. jonathan: i wouldn't be happy about vacations in europe at those levels. annmarie: i lived in rome at 1. 44. jonathan: these are not trade recommendations, ok. jill, it was good to see you. here is your bloomberg brief

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tom: jill disis joins me now. the tariff news seems to come fast. a concrete plan or flip-flopping under pressure from automakers and farmers? jill: it does seem there was some kind of a negotiation strategy unfolding. i should note this does come after key automaker executives from ford, stellantis, gm met with the trump administration, kind of talking about how precarious these tariffs are. we have seen reports that suggested addition to a supply train -- trdae -- trade crash, you were talking about tariffs that will raise the cost by $12,000. it is kind of designed to help give time for automakers to start moving production back to the united states. the apprentice -- they have been investing billions of doing this, but it does show you how fast pace a lot of these developments are as you mentioned at the top of the segment. there is this talk about doing carveouts for agricultural products, so we are looking at a more nuanced picture than we were just a few weeks ago when this was about this blanket 25% tariff. there are a lot more developments

jill, good to see you. white house economic adviser kevin hassett suggested this effort, this threat was an effort to get russia to the negotiating table. do you think that's an effective strategy with putin? >> well. >> if you look at the strategy. >> so. >> so far, it appears that, yes, president trump is trying to push. >> both sides. >> to get to the table. but he has been pushing. ukraine an awful. >> lot. >> more than he has been pushing russia. in fact, you really could argue that he. is not pushing russia, even though he did say. >> i am. >> considering large scale sanctions and tariffs, et cetera. he. >> is only considering. >> he did not take. >> them. >> and you'd have to say. you know, on the sanctions, they've been sanctioned for a long. time and it hasn't deterred vladimir putin. >> he is still fighting that war. >> then tariffs. there's no trade essentially between the united states and russia. so tariffs wouldn't really be effective anyway. >> and then you. >> have the reverse. and you know

jill, it's good to see you. thanks for being here. >> sure glad to be here. >> i, i am glad we are talking to you because as we were watching all of this play out yesterday in the oval office, you couldn't help but think, how is russia going to see this? how is putin going to see this? and it has to be just with jubilation. >> oh, definitely. in fact, two seconds ago i was looking at a tweet. you know, on x and it was a russian propaganda outlet that said full video, how trump. and vance destroyed zelenskyy. so that's, you know, they're jubilant. and i think what you know, seriously, why they are jubilant is because zelenskyy is the person that they have wanted to, at the very least, depose, if not kill. they tried to kill him. uh, he is a problem for them. he is actually one of the core, uh, objectives that putin has talked about. denazification. and that's what they mean by denazification. calling zelenskyy, who is jewish, a nazi. so if this conversation in the oval office hurts zelenskyy, undermine zelenskyy,

to the president and jill biden may have been corrupted after all.jordan jill biden and no one will pay for a speech from that guy and i wouldn't give in the background we are seeing at this point. >> sandra: to come out with a public statement to see this happening, it's got to be incredibly difficult realization happening after his father is left office. joe concha, good to see you. >> great to see you as well. and doing double duty. have a great weekend. you deserve the rest. just be p sure to tune into "outnumbered" after the break. it is a big one, speaker mike johnson is in the house and he is here in the studio for the first time ever here to stay tuned for that and thank you for watching "the faulkner focus." am sandra smith and poor harris faulkner. we will be back later on for "america reports claude joe with roberts. (vo) veteran homeowners, did you know your credit card rates may be over 22% and if you pay late... 30%! as a veteran family, you can use your va cash out benefit to get the newday 100 that lets you borrow up to 100% of your h

let's continue this conversation with jill dougherty. she's a cnn contributor and a former cnn moscow bureau chief. good to see you. so zelenskyy is in london right now. tomorrow he'll be meeting with other european allies. and you know, i wonder in your in your view, european allies seem to be kind of on one accord right now supporting ukraine. um, saying that if russia gets away with invading ukraine, then they could very well be next. so to what extent? you know. uh, is, is russia able to, i guess, feel more emboldened now just because of that display in the oval office? >> well. >> i think. >> as matthew just said. >> they're gleeful and it plays into their hands. i mean, um, let's look at it objectively. you know, a month or so ago, i began tracking what president putin. was saying about zelenskyy, and he was saying, you know, he's not really a legitimate president because he hasn't had an election. >> therefore. >> we don't have anybody to negotiate. with because there's nobody legally there. >> and, you know, i noted that. and i k

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now they don't have the will to fight for europe. jill political interests why there, whether on europe borders or in africa or anywhere, it was because it was appear in countries are having problems with military recruitment. but that was the americans job. right. george? that's what the americans were supposed to do for them. george, you know this pastoring is it is, it's, it's, it would be comical if it weren't so tragic as people or young men are dying in russians and ukraine's or dying and ukraine. in this more, we all want it to come to an end. but what is for me, the europeans, they, they can, they can not filed them, they can't imagine that russia could win win against them. of course, i think for me, the issue of re key the ukraine is phenomenal to all of this here. it's just that you're are, they, they believe so much of their own propaganda about themselves. is the garden of humanity almost insoluble. they're almost kind of like, you know, is the communist party of the soviet union circuit. 1968. you know, i mean it's more loss of faith than themselves. they've never liked th

now they don't have the will to fight for europe. jill political interests why they're, whether on europe borders or in africa or anywhere, it was because it was spin. countries are having problems with military recruitment, but that was the americans job. right. george, that's what the americans were supposed to do for them. george, you know, this pastoring is it is, it's, it's, it would become the calls that weren't so tragic because people are young. men are dying in front russians and ukraine's are dying and ukraine. in this war. we all want it to come to an end. but what is for me, the europeans, they, they can, they can not filed them, they can't imagine that russia could win win against them. of course, i think that could be the issue of re key. the ukraine is phenomenal to all of this year. it's just that you're, are, they, they believe so much of their own propaganda about themselves. is the garden of humanity, almost infallible. they're almost kind of like, you know, is the communist party of the soviet union circuit. 1968. you know, i mean it's more loss of faith than themselve

i'm job show on who is the director of the palestinian and jill's network. he's joining us from guys a cd. thank you so much for your time. as we heard from my correspondent, the very difficult conditions for the people of kaiser, you know, with, with this brocade and we've heard that at least 80 community kitchens will soon run out of stock. can you tell us about the current conditions in the remaining community kitchens and how long they can sustain operations under these restrictions? i think you know, the number of stimulate the kitchen floor. most of the really, there is no fucking gas for reason to care for these. so many kitchens and waterman bump the shortage. all the fuel for the disadvantage in advance of the floor. walk to the boss and then the send button, the wells, which wasn't good for the quality and the same time the quantity will vote and that we were to reduce the draft to the re uh the different patio regardless here in a few days they will so many designers of glass would have stopped working, which means that we kind of tough on what th

forces of course, of the newly installed president's i'll shut off previously known as the habit of jill on the now to deal with the protest to deal with the unrest. he rushed. the largest number of sylvian forces since the folder president bush outlaw side. in december and a bit to try and qual, dots, uprising that now the death toll has been put somewhere between 13 with some local report suggesting as many as 70 have been killed in those classes. the government forces where they opened fire on a protest as long as the from the otherwise community has been a statement from a group known as the cb and resistance made up of the remnants of the city in arab armies. i have now cooled on the country to co surround this statement from the minutes account. so for the liberation of serial coding for the overthrow of the highest tire, i'll show government thing fund wishing of terrace from say, the integrity of course they're referring to the, the fights is from the high to or i'll show malaysia which is doing support from individuals from to gcs don is becca has done uh, from the week of commu

i'll come, i'll shut off a ca, i'll jill on it. he says, those who protest his power and syria are committing a quote, great fit and consequences are all in the meantime. as much as execute. sions across syria, with a mental weren't able to just group in the process and the rest of the nation. those loyal to us side of the gun down and some of the was divided since the government was over. but from the israel and makers of biology strikes on levon on a bit to circled ceasefire for the idea of creating his targeting weapons stockpiles in the south. and apparently it's all about the money as the us pulls back on. it's a to ukraine. americans military industrial complex.

[laughter] he's like jill, you've got to see this! watch the arms.hter] i could have been reordering might easter basket this whole time. the only talking bunny's was the playboy manchin but stick with me, donald trump is now your president and the good news is this guy is still active and the guys he hangs out with shows up in the white house with exercise gear. [laughter] as you know, the president briefly hosted ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy at the white house and that began with trump greeting him at the front door but it did and with secret service helping him out the back. [laughter] >> you didn't have military equipment, this would have been over in two weeks. >> in three days. in two weeks, of course yes. >> a hard thing to do business like this. >> say thank you. >> there are disagreements and let's go litigate the disagreements rather than trying to fight it out in the american media when you are wrong. >> oh snap. and i'm not a foreign policy expert but i, too, a moderately successful comedian. [laughter] as a comedian, this guy

the, the earlier today i received an important letter from president jill etzky. if you pray the letter age ukraine is ready to come to the negotiating table as soon as possible. donald trump announces a new turn by zalinski, who faced a shut down of us military aid after he tried to like show the american leader at the white house. amid a deep divide between the rival parties, trump highlights of the democrats waste of us tax payers, money abroad, and putting on some dubious programs in africa. $14000000.00, the social cohesion in valley $250000.00 to increase vague and local climate action innovation in zambia was chinese officials, forecast economic growth for the world's 2nd economy this year. even despite the trade, while around with the us, that's just like it sits down to the annual 2 sessions event and by doing the live in the russian capital, i'm rachel ruble. this is r t international blunder. zelinski has told donald trump that ukraine is finally ready to seek peace and sign the proposed rare earth minerals deal with the u. s. the american leader made t

and his 1st tom, the jill aims to restrict to the pro, from an exchange for listing of economic sanctions. this, there'll be some interesting days ahead. that's all i can tell you know, without the file structures with iran, that's going to be an interesting time. and we'll see what happens, but we're down to the final moments where it file moments don't let him have a nuclear weapon. i would, i think that i would have had to deal with it one month after the regulations of 2020. they were all set to make it, you know what i last i saw this person who was a stupid person, very stupid person. and they said that sounds like a deal and they were right. he took the sanctions off, they became rich under, but they went from having no money to having $300000000000.00 all an issue of his loyal, loyal those of this. it's a nice, nice living. if you have a nice that i will. hopefully we can have a, a pc of, you know, i'm the, i'm not speaking at a strength or weakness, i'm just saying i'd rather see a peace deal than the other. but the other will solve the problem. this ron's mission to the united n

you are not stephanie or lisa, you are not jill, you are kamala. i'm kidding.hter] >> still can't believe she puked in the back of my kat? >> i did not. [laughter] [cheering] first of all, is this jacket a little too much? i was wondering, is it zebra or birch tree? [laughter] >> it's a cry for help. [laughter] you better stick up for me because i had to go to a strip club green room to make this jacket. >> i was wondering, in my michael jackson tonight? i decided on donna's best movie so you sort of look like. >> you can say it. >> mr. rogers. [laughter] >> for those of you under 40, that was a tv star and not a quarterback who ruined the new york jets. [laughter] anyway anti- global says he wants donald trump to run for third term if you listen, you can hear rachel's brain exploding. the factors for trump, he had to change the constitution but he run against the escaped patient because the democrats lost their minds. ♪ ♪ >> what did we just watch? [laughter] nobody wants advice on a party that lets biological men box women in the olympics. [laughter] even dem

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be part of what we do doing with ihs as nurse jill nielsen deputy director programs so the questions regarding the telehealth waiver are that the the state has worked really hard to actually move forward with the federal government. this was actually you might remember many years ago a proposal that san francisco initiated and the goal was really to try to streamline ihs services and help us to manage the just the higher workload and also to focus in on clients who who really need more more services and may have more complex situations for that require social work services and so it's taken a long time for the department of social services to move that initiative forward with the federal government, the administration for community living finally agreed to the state's plan and there's also been a lot of stakeholder feedback. there's been opportunities for counties to weigh in and we are at this time waiting for the updates to the state database see mips so there have to be some updates to the system and we are planning right now with our team also gathering feedback from our staff on

with doctor jill.y kamala is running for california governor, so who's doing the fighting? >> who do you think the leader of the democratic party is right now? >> i think the voting public right now is what i would say and i keep saying we aren't going to have a charismatic leader right in here and save us from this. >> jesse: come a harris got 75 million about in her vp did not even call her the leader of the party. not cool. did you even know he's still governor? he is still governor of minnesota, i did not even know that. democrats want the next messiah so they are trying to draft nes patent -- espn anchor. >> they had a bad few months, we know this. even though there's a lot of qualified democrats all over the country, governors, mayors, stuff like that, there's no real national voice until they come to me. and so i did not ask for this, i don't want this, i happened to have a very, very, very good life, very good job, i'm good, very good. >> jesse: this is like hiring someone to run a business tha

jill says i need a hobby. folks, i'm startin' a podcast. gonna review highway diners with the rizzler. it's called "scranton scrambled." like and subscribe, jack! what was i talking about? marco!" marco! marco! [applause] eggs have hit new record highs. the usda estimates that egg prices will increase by 41% in 2025. but trump does have a team on the egg crisis, led by agriculture secretary brooke rollins, seen here swearing into the cult meeting where father will announce which bride gets to join him on the comet. rollins went on fox news with a brilliant idea for americans looking for cheaper eggs. >> i think the silver lining in all of this is how do we -- in our backyards, we've got chickens too in our backyard. how do we solve for something like this? and people are sort of looking around thinking "wow, well, maybe i could get a chicken in my backyard," and it's awesome. >> stephen: yeah, it's awesome it's just awesome and it's easy to do. and if you can't afford a chicken, you can just grow your own. first, you'll need an egg. dammit!

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