>> jon: i was just making points -- >> no, jon, you were making farts. >> jon: i would never do that!an extremely gross old man/former president might go to prison for banging a porn star and trying to pay her off. and you don't want us to cover that shit all day long? jon, the first witness is named david pecker. [laughter and cheering] i mean, it's david pecker. pecker is slang for wiener, jon! it's a pee-pee. it's a peeper. >> jon: i got it. >> you know, a dongle. >> jon: when you say pee-pee. and then the peeper. wouldn't it be the of the pee-pee. >> different thing. >> jon: not trying to be the grammar police. >> i don't want to get in the weeds about it. i just want to be clear about the name david pecker and it has a double meaning and that meaning is for wiener. [cheers and applause] i am already tired! >> jon: i have missed you terribly. >> i have missed you terribly. shit. and then here you come, with your old-timey, high-falutin' media critique, ruining our good time. just like you ruined the 2012 "daily show" christmas party. >> jon: i didn't ruin it! what's not fun about

jon? >> jon: oh, fantastic. oh, grace, that is fantastic. ronny? >> thanks, jon. was fine. but too bad they don't make a special kind of glasses that would allow us to truly look directly at the horrors that are occurring around the world, especially in gaza. >> jon: that's very true, ronny. very true. those were powerful words. grace? >> oh... ga -- gaza... it's terrible. not terrible was the krispy kreme special edition solar eclipse doughnut i had earlier. [applause] it was in the path of taste-ality. it was -- it was really good. >> is that a tambourine? >> no, no! well, technically it is. i was gonna do an eclipse dance, but it doesn't seem appropriate. >> jon: i'd really like to see the dance. [cheers and applause] >> yeah, do the dance. [playing tambourine] >> ♪ moon rise ♪ ♪ in the day-time ♪ ♪ block out the sun ♪ ♪ it's so fun! ♪ ♪ family and friends ♪ ♪ the joy never ends! ♪ [playing tambourine] [cheers and applause] >> you know, that dance reminds me of the moral dance we all do everyday to hide our complicity in the world's atrocities. >> and i hope th

>> jon: lovely to see you.> that's right. >> jon: the whole shebang. and you are in charge of it is protecting americans from monopolistic company practices, but also dealing with pricing anthings like that, protecting consumers. >> that's right. the short of it is, we want to make sure that the american public is not getting bullied or coerced in the marketplace or tricked. so we enforce the nation's antitrust and consumer protection laws. [applause] >> jon: please! [cheers and applause] i just want to make that clear right away. you are not buoyed or tricked into applauding, no? don't want to be accused of monopolistic. how much pressure do these companies exert on the federal trade commission? fight whatever regulation youhey are trying to put into place to keep them from becoming monopolies or from these types of business practices? >> well, look, monopolies are not fans of enforcing the antimonopoly laws. and so that type of pushback is baked in. but we have a fantastic team. we are a small agenc but we ar

[cheers and applause] >> jon: i don't think that -- did you say o.j.? >> yeah, jon. o.j. trump!es in the '80s. plus "donald j. trump?" is the "j" for juice? probably. but most importantly, their obvious guilt didn't deter their loyal fans who either think they're innocent, or don't care they're guilty. >> jesus had loyal fans! >> not like this. >> jon: so if he's o.j., you're saying that whether or not trump slept with stormy daniels or paid stormy daniels hush money isn't going to matter, he'll walk away a free man? >> yes, and personally, i'm excited for the moment in the trial, when trump will drop his pants and say, "if the glove don't fit, you must acquit." [cheers and applause] >> jon: ronny, desi, and josh, everybody. we'll come back with david sanger. don't go away. [cheers and applause] ♪ hit me with your best shot ♪ bacon. bacon. bacon. introducing applebee's new whole lotta bacon burger. just $9.99 for a limited time. ♪ fire away ♪ —applebee's now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. liberty mutual customized my car insurance and i saved hundreds. that's great. i k

jon? jon: scary stuff.ondent brandy campbell in omaha, nebraska, thanks. >>> more now on the devastation from fox weather's nicole valdes. >> reporter: among the horror here in elkhorn, nebraska, a miracle after a monster tornado tore through dozens of homes but no one was killed. hard to believe as you take a look at some of the homes here. in this neighborhood alone, this home leveled, others left with collapsed roofs, walls torn to shreds, windows and doors blown out by the force of that violent tornado leaving thousands without power and and hundreds of people without a home. a similar scene in lincoln, nebraska, where one violent tornado crossed over i-80, flipped semi strucks -- trucks, derailed trains and trapped nearly 100 employees inside a warehouse. again, incredibly, everyone there is okay. we met the long family in elkhorn on saturday morning who watched as that twister touched down just a few miles away the night before and made its way straight for their home. troy made a split second decisio

jon. jon: all right.rey yingst in tel aviv where a nervous nation is awaiting the arrival of those cruise missiles fired from iran, trea, thank you. we'll check back in with you later. let's bring in ellie cohim aen, a former special deputy envoy to combat anti-semitism under former president donald can trump. if elie, to you what does it mean that israel, that iran decided to launch for the first time ever missiles from its own territory against israel? >> jon, you know, the islamic republic of iran has really cornered themself because they, on the one hand, have had their arab proxies fight this war on their behalf against israel for years now, and at the same time they have been spreading their radical islamist doctrine that they want toe eliminate if israel. and if so when the israelis eliminated their most important general after soleimani, after president trump's elimination of soleimani and with israel, the iranians were now stuck in this corner where they need to respond in order to look like a br

>> good evening, jon.all tomorrow will mark six months since the brutal attack by hamas on israel. which was the largest single assault on the jewish people since the holocaust. but we should be doing this isbacking our ally, israel. the way israel is approaching the war what appears to be an indifference of casualties that has got to be changed. we should talk to him in private we should publicly support our ally. so i disagree with stopping armed shipments to israel. hamas must be defeated or there will be no peace. that is what has to happen. jon: it seems like they are fairly close geographically there just is not that much of gaza left the israelis have not already swarmed. >> yes. in southern gaza the area that is referred to as rafah they're up to four battalions of hamas their hamas fighters there. that's probably the reason why hamas would like to see a cease-fire so they could either get them out or prepare more defenses. but israel needs to continue on with this campaign. they've got to change h

jon: steve harrigan at columbia university.would seem, there was a lot of attention paid when police did move in an arrest that first batch of protesters. it seemed to quiet some of the trouble they are. why would columbia announce for not going to do that again? can you explain that? >> it does seem unusual to give your tactics to the other side in advance. we have seen administrators struggle with just how to handle this all across the country. interestingly we have seen some real success in some places like florida they threaten students with a three year suspension. with other universities like emory they used tear gas immediately or others in texas at austin they sent in police on horseback. often a quick forcible response has produced quite on campuses campusthis back-and-forth that columbia has just produced two weeks of headaches. jon: steve harrigan at colombia columbiauniversity in new york,k you. we are driving little controversy. first up the boston magazine contributing editor who wrote a fascinating new piece titl

jon: i am jon scott this is a box report.oining us as a look at some of the headlines. people are dead six others heard after shooting at a block party in memphis, tennessee last night. police at least two suspects open fire, no arrests have been made. off duty chicago police officer killed early in chicago. authorities say lewis was shot several times in his car stolen he's returning home from work two days shy of his 31st birthday. no arrests thus far. and nascar news 19-year-old rookie jesse love got his first career win after crash filled double overtime race at talladega superspeedway. they love the fox news app qr code on your screen go to foxnews.com/apps. some experts are worried america's metal school schools are killing off the merit system in hopes of bolstering diversity. critics say the end will have deadly consequences for patients. you penned medical professor roger cohen are prioritizing the social justice skills. some are even ditching the notoriously tough and cats to make it easier for students to get in. h

jon: it trey yingst and tel aviv, thanks. officials are defending president biden sudden shift on israel southern gaza six months after it was attacked in the war began. lucas tomlinson is live at the white house with more. >> it appears president biden got what he wanted. israeli forces are pulling out of southern gaza ahead of the cease-fire talks in cairo. jon kirby to say where things stand right now. >> we are not blind to the risks the aid workers are end but certainly not blind to the suffering the people of gaza are going through and the president was clear i won't get ahead i will not prejudge decisions he will or won't make it. >> i've not heard from him on this. if he feels so strong it wasn't the president out there talking about it? what you saw his statement triggers a ready paper statement. >> kirby also said israeli forces are pulling out to rest on "fox news sunday" earlier senator chris coons offered a different explanation. >> i presume this is a tactical decision by the idf and israeli leadership in the fa

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jon: alexis mcadams, thank you.ng with israel while continuing to push for restraint in response to iran's unprecedented attack. meantime president biden is getting pushback for saying that u.s. will not assist with any counter strikes. lucas tomlinson's life at the white house with the latest there. >> of moments ago u.s. official confirmed to fox half of iran's ballistic missiles either failed to launch or crash there is no mention of this from jon kirby earlier. >> look at the size and scale and scope of what they fired at israel from iran proper. more than 300 missiles and drone they wanted to cause damage a question about that they were utterly unsuccessful in doing so. looks iran is one of the largest stockpiles of ballistic missiles in the region f protocol with reporters earlier none of the white house officials mention this reported failure of ballistic missiles first reported by the wall street journal i should add. they said to u.s. warships shutdown up to six of the ballistic missiles and the rest, some

jon: of much of the u.s.ven by the housing market because of people can buy a house and they want to buy carpeting, lamps, refrigerators and all that kind of thing. with interest rates of that high people are not buying houses these days the prospect of mortal rates cuts from the federal reserve they were supposed to be three more this year, right? >> let's a very unlikely at this point. look at the mortgage rate adjustment back over 7%. again to go back under trump we were at 3% mortgage rate. what you are seeing now is the average payment on the 30 year mortgage if you buy a new house right now 50, 60, 80% higher than what you had to pay three or four years ago. this is a double killer of higher inflation and higher interest rates that are making everything more expensive. at the same time how are people dealing with this the running of credit cards we have a record credit card debt. sorry, it's not a pretty picture right now. >> for the average family you say it is about $2500 the average family is about $

jon: can i say sort of kinda? didn't spell out in a way that had conviction that bad news is good news, so i'm not sure people knew what to do with that in the stock market. they knew what to do and bonds. they got there. i think that a lot of people are confused what to do with it when it comes to stocks. lisa: people are saying the one thing that can keep this rally going is the possibility of more rate cuts. that can be positive. on the flipside, if you get true weakness in services come that challenges this incredible rally that we've seen in the economic activity of this country and the idea that everything can keep going gangbusters for the foreseeable future. jon: it is a week full of jobs data. openings coming down a little bit. big upside surprise on the adp report. the planned appetizer for payrolls friday. later on, jobless claims on deck. lisa: friday, everyone will be looking at what the labor market says in terms of the health of the u.s. economy. we had 200,000 was the estimate for the survey on mon

jon: cb cotton reporting from the un. let's bring in the former director of the missile defense agency, vice admiral james syrian. when you were director of the mda, you were working on the kind of success that we saw last night being able to take out ballistic missiles at the edge of space. it must be heartening to see some of the work come to fruition. >> it's great to join you and see the systems work of last night. these systems have been decades in the making in the co-engineering that's gone on between israel and the united states over a very long period of time on the various systems including iron dome gave the era and all the work that the u.s. has done with standard missile that is out there on the destroyers today and was in combat action last night proved to be not only fruitful but highly successful. i saw the report last night of 99 plus percent. it was not an overnight sensation that this was done this is a joint partnership starting in the early 2000 for this to happen. jon: at the same time you had to be

>> hi there, jon.f was driven in part by the geopolitical risks, but there was also some tax reasons, but that 10% drop you mentioned, jon, it did come as a response to news for the drone and missile attacks and the cryptocurrency headed into the weekend around $68,000 and it fell sharply below $60,000 and bitcoin is one of the only liquid assets that trades over the weekend. you have stocks closed and investors who feared any sort of escalation in the middle east likely sold bitcoin to ratchet down their risk exposure. there are crypto bulls out there who have long argued for bitcoin comparing it to digital gold. in this case, did not hold up as any safe haven this weekend and it was more prf oof that for no it would trade, and those that i talked to say they're allocating in small percentages and they still do very much view it as a risky tech play. another reason it sold off, jon, tax day. here in the u.s. fund strat announced traders could be selling bitcoin to meet tax obligations and some could b

jon?n industry under a lot of pressure unless your name is netflix. regardless of what happens here, but does it look like people are feeling that this deal with ellison is probably the bird in the hand >> you know, that's what i was hearing up through yesterday, that this deal was sort of set to happen, that this is what sherry redstone wants to happen and the fact that we're now getting more of these details leaked and the new terms of this deal and the best and final offer does make it a better deal for shareholders to me makes it much more likely to happen because that might minimize the potential for lawsuits, et cetera, but it's still a wild card right now the deal may or may not happen and the charter deal does need to get done. we saw the conflict between charter and disney and what a sort of different complicated distribution that deal was and incorporated streaming rights, and so i think there are a lot of unknowns here, jon and i suspect there's more at 4:00 p.m. eastern >> can'

jon bon.he real one is here. [ laughter ] [ cheers ] i know guillermo is fired up. you look good. >> guillermo: thank you. >> jimmy: you look super cool. >> guillermo: thank you, jimmy, thank you. >> jimmy: at one point it's like guillermo actually dressed like this, no kidding. how old are you here, guillermo? >> guillermo: 17, i think, or 18. >> jimmy: are those bootleg scorpions shirts you're selling? or were you an authorized dealer? >> guillermo: no, jimmy, no, no. >> jimmy: what is your favorite bon jovi song? >> guillermo: "you give love a bad name." >> jimmy: okay, there you go. [ cheers and applause ] you dug deep for that one. this is interesting. for the first time ever, the women's ncaa basketball final got more viewers than the men's final did. [ cheers and applause ] 24 million people watched south carolina beat iowa. a lot of it because of the phenomenal scoring machine caitlin clark, who will almost certainly be picked first in next week's wnba draft by the indiana fever, which

jon erlichman, we thank you so very much.ing up, we turn to bitcoin itself as a mac os -- macro economic issue in terms of the having. nick carter, with us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ i don't want you to move. i'm gonna miss you so much. you realize we'll have internet waiting for us at the new place, right? oh, we know. we just like making a scene. transferring your services has never been easier. get connected on the day of your move with the xfinity app. can i sleep over at your new place? can katie sleep over tonight? sure, honey! this generation is so dramatic! move with xfinity. sonali: this is "bloomberg markets," i'm sonali basak. let's get a check on the markets, the s&p 500 is up on the day and you are looking a .4% rise in the index. the nasdaq 100, up .2%. a bond selloff quickening just a bit with the two-year yield five basis points higher, off the highs of the week. remember, we were flirting with a 5% level. let's see where the week leaves us. 10-year yield, 464 on the day. bitcoin, the cryptocurrency moving hig

jon: i would rather ask you. but thank you. can you please elaborate on how your message has been received outside of washington and the rest of the country? what resonates among ordinary voters who may be less open to your view? >> i spend a lot of time traveling around the country and speaking, i have speak -- spoken on a lot of college campuses and i have been really heartened by the extent to which people are engaged and they are understanding what is at stake and they want to know what they can do to make sure that donald trump does not get anywhere near the oval office again. i think it is interesting, one of the issues that i think is most important is the focus on what he was doing while the attacks was happening. the reason i think that is so important is because someone who would sit and watch that attack on television, who would refuse multiple please by his family and his senior staff to tell them to leave, someone who would be told that the vice president had been evacuated and according to one report, his response

i'm jon fortt. here's what's ahead. the ten year up after the fed's key inflation reach and the prices mo prices moderated, but spending remained resilient and manufacturing increased for the first time in 16 months. our economy sees three rate cuts still on the table this year and she's going to make her case ahead of friday's jobs report. manufacturing in china also extending, breaking five straight months of contraction. is it a blip thanks to the lunar new year holiday or is the country on the brink of a recovery. we'll discuss whether the bottom is really in. plus macy's pain is who's gain? the troubled retailer planning to close 150 stores over the next few years. we'll take a look at the company that stands to win those customers, but we begin today with the market action. let's get over to dom chu. >> it started off positive and we lost steam, jon, during the session as the early afternoon kicks off. you can see right across the screen we are down two-thirds of 1% for the dow industrials and that's 260 downside

jon: i hear prayer works, maybe they can try that.e, we all know how the world is going to end, right? the sun is going to grow and grow and become a red giant and swallow up all the planets including ours. that's exactly what is happening in media right now. the tech giants, the apples and microsofts and google and meta and amazon, they're tech/media companies now and are just dwarfing all the traditional media companies. think about paramount in terms of market cap. paramount's market cap is 350 times smaller than apple's, and so it's desperation time. however, think about this. what all of those tech giants have the traditional media companies don't have is technology, specifically a.i. well, you think about david ellison, what access to technology does he have? oh, yeah, later by ellison who will be an investor under this plan if it goes through. larry ellison and oracle can deliver the a.i. and tech capability to at least get mare mount in the game and perhaps place it in a different category. as i think about the logic behind th

jon kirby, admiral yes admiral kirby.e great propagandists of all time and that is not a good thing. well, i want you to see something. i want you to see something this is a video eventually released by the united states government, the pentagon. let's take a look at this accident, go. this is a vehicle obviously. and above is a drone. now the vehicle is heading toward this house paid the pentagon said it had on good intelligence that one of the terrorist who had attacked american troops was hiding out in this location. there it is bull's-eye. that is a big explosion. nobody could survive that. after that occurred it was celebrated as a righteous attack by the united states government. that is the biden regime the biden defense department. the problem was they were wrong. it was not a terrorist hold out or hang out. investigation by central command wrote politico, has determined in august 29 drone strike in kabul killed an innocent aid worker in nine members of his family including seven children. he is not a member of th

that's my campaign ad if i'm sherrod brown or jon tester. i'm like, okay, really. but we did this instead. this is what we did instead of, you know, actually dealing with the public policy matters that are important right now that need to get resolved. we gave you a border bill. the republicans rejected it. we put in front of you an infrastructure bill. they voted against it. we tried to address the inflation that was run away on the tail end of covid, we managed that. they poopooed it. really, what side of that argument do you want to have with voters, regardless of the color of the state. this comes back to bite republicans. >> for folks who are just joining us, the impeachment trial in the senate for alejandro mayorkas is underway, but chuck schumer, the majority leader raised a point of order that he says the first impeachment article, there are two, does not allege conduct that rises to the level of a high crime or a misdemeanor as required under article ii section 4 of the constitution, and therefore is unconstitutional under the precedence and practices of t

jon: that's a great point as well.enging quarter or outlook, you can point to the long-term evidence that you are focused on markets like canada and europe as you wait for more clarity on a market like the united states. you can also talk about businesses because somewhere they are looking to diversify -- the beer business for tilray is at a point where they like to say they are the fifth largest craft brewery in the u.s. they got there in his pua through acquisitions acquiring from anheuser-busch and molson coors. the leader of the company has a deep history in consumer brands. rand baby food and snacks and all sorts of stuff, started his career had his dad's grocery store. someone who believes in consumer products and diversification of a business. some analysts are still curious about what are the synergies between beer and pot. they are a little early in their journey on that front, but in the time that they are waiting for more clarity in the united states, that is something they can point to and they expect to ke

jon: liz cheney. thank you. [applause] jon: may the lord make his face to shine upon you and be gracious unto you and may the lord lift up this content is upon you and grant you peace, good night everyone, thank you very much. [ crowd chatter ] [indiscernible] >> the associated press has reported that an arizona grand jury has indicted 11 republicans who submitted a document to congress declaring that donald trump beat joe biden in the 2020 presidential election, the 11 people met in phoenix on december 14, 2020 and they were duly elected and qualified electors and claimed that he had carried the state. the document was later sent to congress and the national archives where it was ignored. seven others were indicted and their names are blacked out of records released by democratic attorney general chris mays, the names will be released after they are served with the charges and kyle cheney noted that donald trump is listed as an unindicted co-conspirator. thursday, the u.s. supreme court hears oral arguments in

jon: liz cheney. thank you. [applause]

welcome to "fox news live" i'm jon scott in new york.g hard this easter holiday to remove thousands of tons of debris from the col collapsed francis scotty bridge. dive teams were in the river earlier today severing parts of the bridge for they checked over the massive cargo ship that ran into it last week. meanwhile crews above the water continued to cut the bridge into pieces for removal. it could take weeks of cleanup to get the p port of baltimore back open. pope francis calling for peace around the world this easter. during his traditional blessing the pontiff reiterated his plea for a cease-fire in gaza and prisoner exchange between russia and ukraine. he also. for regions in turmoil including syria and haiti. the 87-year-old appeared to be in good spirits after battling respiratory issues throughout the winter. i am jon scott now back to "life, liberty & levin." ♪ welcome back america. i'm here with bradley smith kaplan university law professor form and chairman of the federal election commission. he founded the institute for free

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jon, what do you make of that? >> i think we still have to wait and see. the cross is just beginning, but don't forget, these are all uncharged activities. the state, the people are trying to make this part of an overall conspiracy. remember, it's stormy daniels that this case is all about, and we haven't gotten to that yet. >> right. >> stormy daniels was done by three people, donald trump, michael cohen, and allen weisselberg. where is allen weisselberg? he's not going to testify for the prosecution. >> he's headed back to prison. >> if his testimony would have been favorable, would have corroborated cohen, i can assure you that the d.a. would have put him on. he and -- and why did they make a deal like that? why did they give him a sweetheart deal for perjury without requiring his cooperation? i think it's because he was not going to say anything incriminating about donald trump. >> everything pecker has said so far is essentially background until we get to the main event, which is the payment to stormy daniels. it's necessary background because we don'

he was trying to save face, jon.t is if he hadn't moved this bill the way he did, there was going to be an effort to bring it to the floor directly through a procedure that would have effectively brought the senate bill up for a vote, gone around him, and so he wanted to save face, and he, you know, cut the bill up like he did, and he added that tiktok ban which is, i think, more consequential than what would have happened if it was just the senate big. that's something else. so look. i think right now he obviously is going to face a challenge, but two things. i think the democrats are going to rally to him because otherwise, they would look small, and they would not look like they were answering history's call, but also something else is important. i think trump will stand with him at least for now not because trump has this sort of great sense of altruism, but because of trump's politics, jon. he doesn't want the distraction and the mess. trump does not want more drama. he has plenty on his own. >> jonathan: we hea

but let's bring back jon to the conversation. you know, when you talk about oil, you add other commodities into the mix whether it's around r -- arbob gasoline, wholesale, just about everything else except corn, wheat and natural gas. those are down year to date. what is the trade there? because you can look at the volatility that we've seen lately and -- well, i'll let you tell our viewers, jon. >> well, we've seen a lot of speculation, liz, and even some m&a, mergers and acquisitions, going on in the energy space. and that's not surprising because we've seen a 6-month high, i believe, out of crude oil as it trades up through $86 and brent is through 90 right now. middle east texs as well as what's -- tensions as well as what's going on with drones back and forth russia to ukraine and vice versa, that's all going to put more demand or at least the lessen the supply, liz. and either of those, either taking some of the supply away or increasing demand into the fourth of july holiday which we see every single year, that's going to

i am jon scott now back to "life, liberty & levin." ♪ welcome back america. kaplan university law professor form and chairman of the federal election commission. he founded the institute for free speech. bradley smith, nondisclosure agreements, enter into those all the time every day media everyda corporations, were calling it hush money. i noticed nbc has entered into nondisclosure agreements, we don't even of the entered into a ccn and has entered into them for it all kinds of people enter into them. so, is it the effort here by the media and others, the biting campaign to try to turn this into some kind of a treacherous evil events? he is trying to cover it up with hush money and the use corporate money and then he uses it violation of federal campaign laws. isn't this all bogus? >> there is a lot of smoke and as you point out hush money is a pejorative term. you cult lots of sediments hush money or settlements in nondisclosure agreements usually they are called the latter. and this particular case for example i draw the comparison that a businessman like

so in the meantime jon tester jr who is a critical boat ran over and snapped a bag of peanut m&ms at a cory booker's desk but some of the floor activity. thee outcome is a foregone conclusion is not going to be a senate trial. i think senators are waiting for this to be over with. >> hill.com is read go to read alex bolton's reporting about of his colleagues but always great color in the hill. thanks for filling us in. >> thanks for having me on. mr. whitehouse, mr. wicker. mr. wyden. mr. young. a quorum is present. the senate is considering the point of order presented by the majority leader. >> a senator from texas. >> madam president rise to make a motion. the majority leader has argued the secretary mayorkas defiance of federal immigration law and activating and abetting of the worst criminal invasion and our nation's history does not constitute a high crime or misdemeanor. he has presented no argument on that question parties presented no briefing on that question in the position is directly contrary to the constitution, to the original understand the constitution of the time it

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larry: jon at dean famous nixon lawyer.e you been used to be a problem is i don't know what they are now. this is part of the trump derangement syndrome is basically the way i see it. >> it is the most awful conspiracy. by the way everybody they work for, those networks, nbs news, cbs news news have all signed nondisclosure agreements. they had to clean up cbs news scandal that matt lauer scandal. these organizations have signed a lot more nondisclosures than donald trump ever has. larry: good point. joe, bloomberg poll out today, biden temporary comeback is dead. trtrump knelt weeding six of sen swing states arizona, georgia, michigan, nevada, he's got some pretty big leads on when he loses in no he is ahead in wisconsin as a well-preserved trump is ahead six of seven swing states. the trail so far don't look like they're hurting him too. >> not at all. we're not shower cherry picking one pulsing this is what's happened since october poll after poll trump lee and the only states that matter in elections north, come georgia

jon: ppi jobless claims coming up.he s&p -.25%, softer after yesterday's selloff. bond yields unchanged. 4.5457 on the u.s. 10 year. the dollar stronger against the euro. coming up, kelly on the risk of higher inflation. maryland governor wes moore on rebuild efforts in baltimore. and ian lyngan. investors closing in -- closing the door on a june cut. someone writing the real concern is future cpi prints giving current commodity trends. should the inflation data start to pick up further, we could see even higher rates. katie is with us for more. i want to understand what things look like -- looked like for you yesterday. >> short signals had been consistent this year. they had not come to fruition because they have been anchored on a dovish fed but what's happening now is the breakout we have been looking for in fixed income, which is basically identifying that there is more inflation than people would like and inflation will be harder to get lower. the biggest thing i have been watching before yesterday was commodity

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