jonathan: marc champion and joe mathieu, thank you. can catch up with joe on "sound on" at 5:00 p.m. eastern. on the potential of what you can can do it, their french finance ministers adjusting it is necessary "more than ever" to stop oil imports from russia. lisa: interesting the focus on oil and not natural gas, and i wonder if that is the sort of shift right now in europe. can they ban oil imports while continuing natural gas imports as they try to get other sources? also, natural gas prices in the u.s. soaring as they consider what it would mean for them to export to the european union. jonathan: the french hoping to -- tom: i thought you were going to lisa on that. jonathan: i am so sorry. tom: i had my mask on, was between sips. the french government right now is in an election. i think the impatience is tangible with germany. that is something unspoken of this week. jonathan: i would love to find out what you were actually doing moments ago. futures down about one third of 1%. on the nasdaq, down 0.2%. yields higher by three bas

tom: right now joe mathieu.ou know, there can be one sentence in the morning research where you just stop. four days before thanksgiving after the election, the president of the united states will be 80 years old. everybody in your world knows that. what does it mean for the democrats, what does it mean for the republicans? >> the unspoken conversation that this president will not likely be running for another term although he did suggest pretty recently that he would be lucky to run against donald trump again. that's what you have to do. you can't come into the white house as a lame-duck president at a couple more years and imagine how brutal that campaign would be in 2024 whether it were against trump or anyone else. this is difficult for our young men and a lot of questions about how many years joe biden has left in that job. tom: remember when -- showed up in u.s. politics? young people used to show up and run. you are the youngest guy in the beltway. why is it a geriatric washington? >> it's a great questio

manchin and everybody else in the mathieu world? joe: it is bubbling.uld not be having this conversation right now if the white house took that more seriously. the $1.5 trillion that joe manchin said he was open to passing nine months ago would be even more than likely generated right now. so i do wonder if there is a little bit of remorse at the white house about this. but joe manchin says he's talking to republicans here about a climate energy bill so that democrats would not have to use reconciliation to do it. imagine a world in which republicans vote yes for a climate bill that came from the democratic administration. it only could have been with the help of the general and from west virginia. tom: what is so important here within the battle and the politics, greg valliere mentions this with agf this morning, how shockingly alone the progressives are right now. how alone is alone for the left? joe: i will also note that greg valliere, who i spoke with last evening, struck a note of optimism in his outlook for the week, suggesting that the doom and

joe mathieu with the latest. you can tune into joe weekdays at 5:00 p.m. in new york.his is bloomberg. ♪ anna: it is time for the bloomberg business flash, a look at the biggest stories in the news. george roberts is donating to a college in california. the cofounder graduated from there in 1956. the money will be used to help the liberal arts colleges develop buildings. verizon cut it four year sales growth forecast despite better than expected performance. the largest wireless carrier seems flat in revenue and net profit will be at the lower end of the profit -- at the forecast. it is facing heated competition and rising inflation. american express spent heavily to attract and retain customers and expenses for the first three months of the year saw a bigger than expected 34% it also beat estimates. dealmaking in london led to soaring bonuses and goldman sachs bankers goldman associates received an average bonus of $235,000 a 7% increase. they saw their bonuses more than doubled to an average of 450 $2000 and that is the latest business flash. kailey: thank you. those

kailey: bloomberg's joe mathieu. on sound on on bloomberg radio at 5:00 in new york. let's get more on the war in ukraine. ross brewer of the cybersecurity firm attack iq is joining us now. vice president for india and asia pacific and japan. how large are our vulnerabilities, how wide are the gaps in our cybersecurity? ross: we have been in cyberwar for some time. this is raise the profile in the public domain, but the amount of vulnerabilities, there about 20,000 new vulnerabilities announced a year. the systems we are now running are very complex. we are moving to the cloud and putting more data online. the systems are complex and there are a lot of vulnerabilities. organizations need to pay close attention to this. kailey: what kind of investment does it take to heart your digital defenses, to lock your digital doors? ross: the first thing is organization needs to identify their key assets and make sure control is strong around those. joe mentioned two factor organization. or than just a password. then making sure

it is a busy day at the lighthizer that is where we start with joe mathieu, host of sound on, so joe,d. the president had a big video call a lot of allies involving ukraine and then i think he got out of town. joe: that's right. just wrapped up that call a short time ago from the situation room. speaking with our european allies about the war in ukraine, the battle for dundas getting way. both delivery of weapons to ukraine and potential next round of sanctions were both on the agenda. call lasted a little more than an hour. the president is now about to leave the bubble, heading outside of washington shortly on hi

i'm joe mathieu. joe: we begin with a search for the shooter in the subway attack in new york city. the hot for frank robert james, the named suspect in the case. the new york mayor waited earlier on bloomberg. >> based on the briefing for my law enforcement officials, and based on the evidence we are able to accumulate, he has now been upgraded to a suspect. and we are asking new yorkers to assist us in his apprehension. please do not approach him if you see him or know about his whereabouts. notify law enforcement.

i'm joe mathieu in for david westin. u.s.jumped by the most on record in the first quarter according to new data from the labor department. for more on that story and the trend we are seeing in the economy this week, we bring in michael mckee, bloomberg economic international economics correspondent. incomes and spending seem to reinforce what we learned in the gdp report yesterday while a negative number shows the consumer is out there spending. michael: and things got better as the quarter went on. taking a look at the chart at what happened, we saw wages and salaries rise at the highest pay since 2000 in the eci, but it is

. ♪ >> from bloomberg world headquarters in new york to our tv and radio audiences, i am joe mathieud westin. we begin with breaking news in new york where please are investigating a shooting and several un-detonated explosive devices inside of a brooklyn subway station. the 36th street station and greeting you do is in rocklin and joins us with the latest from the scene. this is a story that has been developing for a couple of hours. we have had a number of different reports. as i mentioned, un-detonated explosives and a suspect at large. what can? you tell us right now? -- what can you tell us right now? >> the problem is we don't have real clarity and that is where we are waiting for the commissioner to come out and give a report. we do know that the