john steele isn't employed by darren. like all the local fishermen, he's self employed. they're paid according to what they catch. that means that if things go badly, they can be out on the boat for 3 days, but only earn a few pounds. but they love the freedom of working on the water. apprentice, scott bly has been working with john for 2 months now, and hopes he'll be able to earn a living as a fisherman, despite the challenges. will think change, right? i will think, i feel a little change from, like i said, the government watches that funding people and training calls his fishing schools, you know, whole thing. what, you know, the big ways or the grants it was today with the fishing industry filica making blind even though he's got a great grandma marine command it's. it's a lot what we also common people think about along with a few days later, grimsby fishermen used to bring their cash directly to the dog at the fish market. these days, the biggest sellers are con and havoc used in fish and chips explains martin boilers. the bidding process is almost imperceptible,

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>> from the financial centers of the world, this is bloomberg markets with alix steel and john -- and guy johnson. alix: it is 30 minutes into the u.s. trading day on this wednesday, june 1 and here are the top market stories. let the cutie begin, the fed starts releasing its massive balance sheet today. finding value, howard march talks about opportunities and growth in india and china and more from our exclusive interview and the latest read on hiring, inflation and manufacturing on the jobs market. from new york, i am alix steel. guy johnson is off today and welcome to bloomberg markets, first day of june with economic data front and center. >> european markets are struggling to find footing. it doesn't feel like there is that much commitment to it. let's get to some economic data. we will go to the jobs. we've got job openings coming in at 11.4 million. that's in line with what we were expecting. it's down a little bit from the prior time but it's more on the survey and at this is part of the continual recovery in the jobs picture in the united states, we are still seeing levels o

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and dpr units, hid in the bunkers of the ilyich iron and steel works and almost simultaneously decided to surrender . sentenced ashina daniel johnad guilty to the cumulative crime and finally appoint ashina. emu daniel joe mark exclusively the death penalty. pena is well found guilty of a combination of crimes, finally significantly expanded, including the death penalty. ibrahimo was found guilty on the totality of crimes , which finally means that zadon ibrahim was excluded from the world punishment in the form of the death penalty. the verdict was announced by himself in russian, then the effective part the interpreter explained in english the reaction of the british, who were convicted noticeably by the police, the drooping look and confusion after such a harsh sentence, the presiding judge asked the convicts. did they understand everything they answered with consent, but everyone has different concepts so yes , everything is clear. yes, the verdict of the notion that he is a fag and aiden aislin, arriving in ukraine, they introduced blogs on the internet, aislin presented himself as a cossack gundi or just johnny in his vide

michael steele, what policies, if any, do you see republicans, john cornyn, a/k/a mitch mcconnell, accepting? >> right. well, look. mcconnell has set the standard and given it to his lieutenant in cornyn to go and negotiate over school safety, and, you know, other things that are unrelated to guns. and so it's a very narrow conversation that he wants to have. so you're going to have republicans talking about apples and the deaths talking about oranges. unfortunately for the republicans, the significant part of this is the orange. it's not -- it's about the guns. it's about access to the guns. about who has access to the guns, when they should have access to those guns, and the narrative, which the democrats have been very careful about, andrea, is not around gun control, but gun safety. school safety. and so mcconnell wants to talk about mental health, and the like, where democrats want to talk about, how do we curtail the violence that we see unfolding in our communities, especially in our schools? and that does not broker well for a deal, because as ally just noted, the senators, republica

alix steel, let's see what it means for the housing market. joining us now, johneo of a leading digital marketing solutions company which basically helps renters find homes. great to have you on the show. let's talk about what is happening here. we are seeing yields rising quite sharply. that is rippling through to the mortgage market. how is that affecting the rental market? what are you seeing right now? john: thank you for having me back. we are seeing continued strength in the rental market. we have seen a really strong run-up the last year. rental rates year-over-year are up for one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartment's were 26% to 27%. what we have seen is a slowing down of that increase. since january, we seen rates only go up across the market by 2% to 3%. we saw the first decline month over month in the past month with one bedrooms declining by .3% and two-bedroom by .4%. i think it is more the fact of the vast increases we have seen already over the years, and then now you're starting to see weakening of the consumer. alix: we are looking at a chart that t

but what we now know because of john durham's investigation is the striking similarity between what happened with the steeleth what's called the alfa bank scandal. in both cases you had lawyers involved at this firm perkins coie. it hid the funding of the steele dossier while its associates pushed these allegations into the f.b.i. and the c.i.a. the same pattern was seen with alfa bank and came out in the trial that hillary clinton personally green lighted getting this allegation out, even though their own researchers said we may be mocked for this. smart people will see through this. well, they did the same thing. it went to the f.b.i., the media and they found very receptive people waiting for it. >> dana: incredible news out of that. thank you. fox news alert top of the hour, topping the news at least 69 people injured, 17 killed in 13 separate mass shootings this weekend including 15 shot in philadelphia, three of those fatally. all this as the senate tries to get agreement on new gun legislation. national gas prices double under president biden rising from $2.39 to his first day in office to $4.86 toda

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bunkers of the ilyich iron and steel works and almost simultaneously decided to surrender at the trial, all three pleaded guilty in full court sentenced aiden daniel's son johnark plead guilty to the totality of the crime. finally. so, only the death penalty. gendershina was found guilty after a combination of crimes, finally a significant punishment the death penalty with one ibragimo found guilty on a combination of crimes, finally, it means that they included the punishment in the form of the death penalty the sentence was announced in russian, then the effective part of the translator explained in english the reaction of the convicts noticeably to the police, drooping look and confusion after such a harsh sentence, the presiding judge asked the convicts. did they all clearly agree, but each in a different way, the conversation is understandable. so everything is clear. yes, the verdict of the concept of shopinner and aiden aislin, arriving in ukraine, they introduced a blog on the internet if they presented themselves as kazakmundi or just johnny in their videos. he boasted of military successes and was even the hero of high-profile publications in the b

steele dossier. it served as the basis for the investigations into the trump campaign for more than four years. so that is what johnthat is why i am optimistic that not only will he be successful on some of the ongoing prosecution but can expand the indictment that hee wants to bring given the involvement of certain fbi officials in spreading a false narrative to the american people. maria: john it is veryn discouraging to see what is taken place in our country with so many agencies politicized. and really what appears to be a double standard. in two different systems of justice but look what happened over the weekend to peter navarro. former trump official a goes to the airport to catch a plane, as he is actually boarding the plane fbi agents come over and put handcuffs on him. and leg irons on his ankles but he said they would not allow it to make a phone call. and then three minutes he was to face a judge they gave him a public defender. i spoke to him yesterday he told me they mishandled him. and yet, all of these years over the clinton campaign, lies about donald trump and still we are waiting for accountabili

john: he was extremely successful, i guess an entrepreneur. he was not involved early on in making fast firing cartridge weapons. but he was very good with steel. he made some steel rifle barons -- rifle barrels that were extremely good and he was shipping his rifle barrels across the region and eventually got a contract to make rifles for the government. again, he did very well and eventually went into making full guns. he and his family, he had sons that worked with him too, and they ended up being extremely productive entrepreneurs, not just in guns but agricultural tools and the rest of it. they made revolvers for the civil war, i think second only to colt and what they could turn out. they were essentially -- he was a blacksmith knew how to make rifle barrels and knew how to make them very well. he also knew how to do business. host: oliver winchester. you referenced he was a clothing retailer. how did he get into the gun business? john: he was born in massachusetts, came down to baltimore, which is the area where i live. as a teenager, and eventually got into the clothing business, was a carpenter for a while, and sold shirts and did pre

steel plumbed. were an estimated to so oh, let's take you now to the u. s. federal reserve chairman john powell, who is speaking about the latest right, hike 2 and a half years and have proved resilient. it is essential that we bring inflation down if we are to have a sustained period, a strong labor market conditions that benefit all from the standpoint of our congressional mandate to promote maximum employment and price stability. the current picture is plain to see the labor market is extremely tight, and inflation is much too high against this backdrop. today, the federal open market committee raised its policy interest rate by 3 quarters of a percentage point and anticipates that ongoing increases in that rate will be appropriate. in addition, we are continuing the process of significantly reducing the size of our balance sheet. i'll have more to say about today's monetary policy actions after briefly reviewing economic developments. overall economic activity edged down in the 1st quarter as unusually sharp swings in inventories and that exports more than offset continued strong und

create the now-debunked steele dossier which served as the basis of the invest into the trump campaign for more than -- investigation. and that's why i'm optimistic not only will johnoing prosecutions, but can expand the indictments that he wants to bring given the involvement of certain fbi officials in spreading the false narrative to the american people. maria: well, john, it's very discouraging to see what has taken place in our country with so many agencies politicized and really what appears to be a double standard. two different systems of justice. look what happened over the weekend to peter navarro. a former trump official goes to the airport to catch. a plane. as he's actually boarding the plane, fbi agents come over, put handcuffs on him and leg irons on his ankles. he said they would not allow him to make a phone call, and three minutes before he was to face a judge, they gave him a public defender. i spoke to him yesterday. he told me they mishandled him. and yet all of these years over the clinton campaign lies about donald trump and still we're waiting for accountability. and yet he is a supporter of trump, and they go and they take him and throw him

. >> michael steele, that right there is very helpful actually the way john cornyn was dealing with notlash from his own constituents but the nra. i know that's very hard for a republican to say. >> it is, but i'm sorry, i'm just -- you know -- >> what? >> no, it is, it is. i mean these guys kill me. >> you've got to take it where you can get it, come on. >> you take it where you can get it, but what are you getting? i mean this bill doesn't mandate, you know, red flag, it says, well, if you want to do a red flag law in your state, you can. >> okay, let me push back a little bit, hold on. >> sure. >> the bill if it goes through is a -- this is a step in the right direction that could open the door to a lot more conversations. >> no, it's not. >> we've had nothing for years? no? no? no? why? why? >> it's not opening the door to anything. republicans have no incentive to touch this issue again. >> i disagree. michael, do you know how many mass shootings there are every day, every week? one is going to come -- >> how many mass shootings have we had since columbine? >> i know. >> and so don

john corning. corning used to be as deputy, and the sense i've gotten around mcconnell's if the activists, the commentators, the voters within the republican party don't get too worked up about the steele he'll be there in the end, he'll support it, and with it will come the votes of a dozen or maybe two dozen or so republican senators. but if the mood turned sour for one reason or another, whether it is something in the draft of the bill that activists don't like, whether it's commentators who play out these gear is about the second amendment, they're gonna come free or guns if they pass this, if that mood goes sour then all bets are off. mcconnell has left himself some wiggle room in the statement, he's praising the negotiate, he's talking about this is a framework now to complete a product. he'll be key to watch in the next few days in terms of whether republican support holds. >> absolutely, all, let's go from one full political rally to another. the nra today saying it will quote, continue to oppose any effort to insert gun control policies, and if you get is that override constitutional due process protections, and efforts to deprive law-abiding citizens for their fundamental rig

john durham. a report, a conviction, in the fall, there is another trial. there is scheduled to be another trial igor danchenko who helped create the false steele dossier the in a court law. but there needs to be something more from john durham. >> katie: absolutely. >> steve: one other component that went into this particular verdict was the fact that the judge, who was appointed by barack obama. limited the prosecution in what they could present the jury. you can't talk about any of that clinton stuff. you can't do this. you can't do that they had a million rules on what they could and could not del them, instead, it was very narrow and it was very focused about we're just talking about that one lie, was it a lie the jury said no. matthew whitaker had this observation. he used to be the acting attorney general for the u.s.a. watch. this general flynn or roger stone's prosecution in the same courtroom, you see the judges made much more broader rulings, allowed much more evidence and in this case, the sussmann case, the judge at every turn limited the government's ability to really present evidence that would show why this case mattered and so, the jury for

steele. i'm so struck to all of you by the fact that there are legal ramifications, huge legal ramifications. johntman wanting a pardon. all the rest of it. but also, political ramifications about 2024. and, frank, let's talk about mike pence and the way this committee described and demeaned as being political by its critics in the republican party and former president trump ended up praising vice president pence a very likely candidate for at least the republican nomination. >> law and politics mixed again today in a very big way. we heard from conservatives, republicans, respected judge today telling us what that he sees a clear and present danger if trump were to get into power again. that is a very specific legal test. that language isn't something he's making up. it comes from shank versus united states. it is a test to determine both intent to engage in criminality and that the intend will, it is so imminent, it will result in criminality. it is a danger kind of a test. he is telling us, a federal judge, clear and present danger. for conservatives to hear this today and to understand the pra

. >> so, michael steele, heller has been held up as a defense of owning any kind of weapon. it's a broad defense of the second amendment but as johning about ar-15, used in most of these mass shootings in the last 15 years? >> yeah, willie, that goes to the heart of the conversation that the country needs to have, that the country wants to have. as we showed in the last hour, where americans stand on a lot of this polling. so, john, the question to you as someone who has been inside that rarefied bubble, who understood the both legal and mental approach that the justices take to these complicated issues. why do our legislators still get it so wrong? is it because the court is not clear in what its direction is on these issues? or they just -- because they're leaving so much wiggle room. or is it that the politicians just want to use whatever pronouncement the courts put forth to make their particular case? as you just cited, because of heller, saying of that, this. and conservatives saying thank god for heller for that. where do we go with this in terms of bouncing the ball back and forth? >> well, i think the actual debate, polic