>> jonathan: reince?ith you that the san francisco -- >> jonathan: okay. >> -- california democrat that was in favor of the green new deal, in favor of an inflation creation act, in favor of reimagining the police is on vacation for the next three months. so the question will be whether her real positions on these things will come through, number one, and the key for president trump that i think most trump supporters agree with is that the country is still on the wrong track by, you know, people believe by 65%, 70%. the key for trump is tying kamala harris to the biden administration which she's the vice president of. if the -- if president trump can do that, he can win this race because he's only down between one, or up by one in the six battleground states. so tying harris to her own record which sounds ridiculous or ludacris -- what the trump campaign needs to do. >> and you were mentioning the notion she needs to change and totally flip the script to say, i'm the hope candidate here. i'm the one who's

>> jonathan: why is that?n, she's new to the j haven't seen her answer questions yet. >> i don't know. it's the bottom of the ninth inning, right? i feel like she should be any and everywhere having these conversations. i truly don't know why she hasn't, you know, done any interviews yet because that's the only reason donald trump is still, you know, sucking the air out of the headlines, because he keeps headlines going. like, he's everywhere. you saw him at the black journalists convention. you saw him with elon musk. he's always calling into conservative talk radio which is one of my biggest issues with the democratic party. they don't use, you know, the -- they don't use the media that supports them the way that the right uses the media that supports them. like, for the last four years, you know, she's had plenty of platforms that she could be going on from radio -- the podcasts, right? that actually support her and support democrat, but they haven't been doing that. >> jonathan: what did you make of the wa

>> jonathan: yes, absolutely. we hope she'll be on the show soon. >> i hope so too, jon, because the person who wants to be our president ought to sit down for tough interview. i'm willing to do it and i wish she would do.

jonathan: nvidia down by 2.7%.king for data to support cuts. he said, "i do not want us to be in a situation where we cannot and then have to raise rates again." he has said this a few times. i'm not saying he will not reduce interest rates the next month, but the fact of the matter is, we are having a different conversation at the federal reserve that we are with chairman powell himself. for other committee members, you go back to that speech on friday i do listen to comments like that, there is some daylight. lisa: it seems like he talks about his confidence that inflation is coming down to the 2% target. that said, we spoke with him last week, this is someone who is prepared to cut rates by 25 basis points in september. how much do they push back against the pace and the scope of rate cuts more than the actual rate cutting cycle? they will cut rates but what is the destination, 200 basis points or more, before they cut by the end of next year? jonathan: you will have to see real weakness to get to 50. lisa: i th

jonathan: [laughter] ms. pelosi: it is true i had other plans for dinner, like a hot dog at home. jonathan: [laughter] ms. pelosi: [laughter] i told him on a number of occasions to prepare for defeat. we all love to have more italian americans as democrats. our commonality of interest, shared values, it was not that we were sharing values with people, we have people who were true to their constituents, representative of their district. let's talk about kamala harris. we are going forward. jonathan: speaking of the house, say hello to him. ms. pelosi: hi, dan. jonathan: one of those retirees. ms. pelosi: i was in michigan last wednesday at the invitation of the governor. the spirit was high. i was with him yesterday to honor him in the michigan delegation for his service. this has been a remarkable person. he came to congress well known because of his uncle, who had been a member for many years. a really aggressive, wonderful democrat. when dan came, right from day 1, with all the respect and his name, he was

jonathan: like a magician?isa: good luck. ♪ jonathan: in just a moment we will get numbers from target. lisa: it wants to be target now. they don't want to be high-end. jonathan: that is smart. the numbers drop in just a moment. let's start with the price action elsewhere. the s&p 500 just about positive by almost .1%. the nasdaq dust about unchanged. russell positive but .3%. some yields in the bond market. two-year, 10-year, 30-year. two-year higher by almost a basis point. what have we got? lisa: target is following eight the same -- the same type of story is walmart. comp sales double the estimated. earnings-per-share forecast is for $9.70. previously, $8.60. you can see the shares popping. what i find interesting is essentially people who said walmart's gain was everyone else's pain is not seeing that trickle through a target which has always been number two when it comes to the company. looking at revenue rising, comparable sales rising. you are seeing margins that are continuing to expand. we will dig th

jonathan: sure.t move the needle but it will indicate they are cutting and then they can go further without putting the market even further. jonathan: we pick up on that debate in about 10 minutes. look out for that in a moment. equity futures -.1% on the s&p. the opening bell one hour and 10 minutes away. the bond market unchanged. jeffries maintaining a hold rating on nordstrom on the back of second-quarter earnings results. the analyst saying the retail sale was less of a tailwind than originally expected. the second call from citi, raising its price target on forex to -- on clorox to $165. expect a favorable set up. finally, hsbc. the great potential of the new cancer vaccine as it progresses through trials. let's turn to tech. bullish on nvidia ahead of this afternoon's results. he is looking to the black woodchips thanks to the greater market share. angelo joins us now for more. compactor the program. the question we have to lead with is a question you have been addressing in your note as well.

jonathan: i'm done. coming up, threading the ai needle. >> if you end up with too low capacity, you have service disruptions. however, if you actually deliver too much capacity, the economics are pretty woeful, and you do not like the returns in the operating income. jonathan: disappointing from big tech titans. live from new york city this morning, good morning. ♪ olukai sandals capture the feeling of stepping barefoot into wet sand. the perfect balance of instant comfort and lasting support. say aloha to olukai. anywhere comfort. anywhere aloha. (♪♪) you know what's brilliant? boring. think about it. boring is the unsung catalyst for bold. what straps bold to a rocket and hurtles it into space? boring does. boring makes vacations happen, early retirements possible, and startups start up. because it's smart, dependable, and steady. all words you want from your bank. for nearly 160 years, pnc bank has been brilliantly boring so you can be happily fulfilled... which is pretty un-boring if you think about

jonathan: thank you.is his playbook. the estimate 240 on the previous week 249. dani: there is talk that it comes from texas, it comes from the hurricane, that is why people are looking for this data point to confirm or deny some of what we saw. it is a hard argument to make when we just got jobs data and the bls comes out and says it is not impacted by the weather and people are saying it is. are we going to do that again today? maybe we will get something like 240000 and then we get people saying this is just seasonality? jonathan: once you get through this is onto next week, ppi, cpi, retail sales. august 23, jackson hole. a much-anticipated speech from chairman powell. september 11, the cpi report. september 18 and that fed decision, lifetime away. lifetime away. let's get you in on stories elsewhere. as your bloomberg brief. yahaira: delta airlines has been hit by a class action lawsuit. the company is accused of failing to properly refund flyers or provide them with fuel and transportation vouchers

jonathan: quite a specimen. lisa: indeed. jonathan: he is jacked.ng on the u.s. dollar. >> the dollar is clearly weaker the last five weeks. as long as we see better growth overall, we will see a stronger bid for the dollar. that is next. this is bloombergtv. ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ sandals jamaica sale is now on, visit sandals.com or call 1-800-sandals jonathan: stocks are firmer to close out the week, up by .40% on the s&p, the euro, 1.1086. under surveillance, pressure building on the dollar. >> the dollar has clearly weaken the last five weeks. one of the reasons is because the fed has moved in a much more dovish, towards a more dovish narrative. culminating with powell's speech, but the european central bank and the boe -- is the dollar going to continue to weaken against those majors? no, despite the fact you are seeing a lot of douglas this from the fed. as long as we -- dovish this from the fed. jonathan: the dollar on track for its biggest monthly track of the year, pricing for a rate cut next month. with the easing cycle approaching, we think we are

jonathan: nice. nice. you got to do, which is by tickets. that was good, right? jonathan: appreciate that. good throwback. next on the program, the selective consumer. >> the customer is still a little bit squeezed by inflation. that has not gone in the opposite direction. from those discretionary spending companies coming onto here consumers are still looking for ways to continue their spending. jonathan: up next, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ sandals jamaica sale is now on. visit sandals.com or call 1-800-sandals you have to make it. and if you want a successful business, all it takes is an idea, and now becomes the future where you grew a dream into a reality. the all new godaddy airo. put your business online in minutes with the power of ai. jonathan: live from new york city, welcome to the program. equity futures right now just about in the green. let's call it unchanged on the s&p 500. in the bond market, lots of supply coming in the week. kicking it off with a two year. tomorrow, the five-year. after t

jonathan: -- vice pres. harris: he intends to enact what in effect is a national sales tax, call it a trump tax. >> this whole thing kamala harris dead where she made a bunch of claims about what would have -- did where she made a bunch of claims about what would happen and not what has happened. jonathan: coming up, good morning. ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ sandals jamaica sale is now on. visit sandals.com or call 1-800-sandals why do couples choose a sleep number smart bed? i need it a little cool and i need it a lot of cool. we're both cool like that. visit sandals.com sleep number does that. actively cools and warms on each side. the queen sleep number c2 smart bed is only $999. plus get free delivery when you add any base. jonathan: two weeks of gains on the s&p 500. equities up this morning. yields lower a single basis point. finding taglines that stick. vice pres. harris: all the while he intends to enact and affect is a national sales tax, call it a trump tax. >> there's this whole thing harris did where she made a bunc

jonathan: thank you. up next on the program, the japanese yen sinking. >> if the fed's cutting, i do not think we can be above 140 year. if they're hiding the long way because of a serious low down, we can go to 120 and see where we go from there. jonathan: the dollar-yen gap closing 3%. live from new york this morning, good morning. ♪ i can't believe you corporate types are still calling each other rock stars. you're a rock star. we're all rock stars. oooo look look at my data driven insights, i'm a rock star. great job putting finance and hr on one platform with workday. thank you! guys, can you keep it down. i'm working. you people are (guitar noises). hand over the air guitar. i've got another one. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ relax into a caribbean state of mind. visit sandals.com or call 1-800-sandals. jonathan: live from new york city, welcome to the program. equity futures, -2.8% on the s&p 500, down more than 4% on the nasdaq. the selloff continues on the russell. last week for the russell, worst week for the small

jonathan: let's get your week started. this is bloomberg surveillance. i am jonathan ferro. coming off the biggest gain so far on the s&p 500, leaving behind the growth scare of two weeks ago. the week ahead, let's get to the week ahead in a moment. let's start with increased futures on the s&p 500 coming off the back of a seven day win streak. we are down a 10th of 1% and small caps going nowhere. the week ahead absolutely stacked, but the main event is friday. chairman powell addressing the nation and the world. lisa: can he be dovish enough given the market is set up for basically the soft landing we saw early this year? essentially, the economy is doing fine and the fed will cut rates by year end. can jay powell confirm that and give justification without weakening the economy? jonathan: hard landing to soft landing. you wonder if we can slip back again. september 11 is cpi. lisa: it could change in the next two days. this is the story we have been living, narrative table tennis or ping-pong over the past couple weeks. anything could change. goldman sachs just a couple w

jonathan: well said.going into that address from chairman powell tomorrow morning. joining is not to process it all is bank of america global research. good to see you. is that exactly what you meant the team are looking for? >> this is consistent with their view that the labor market is cooling off but it isn't outright week, and the same as the case of the economy. still on the path for a soft landing, labor market looks good and that is consistent with the fed. yes, we will probably start cutting in september, but there is no need for them to cut by 50. >> can we reflect on the visions yesterday as well? what a steep drop, averaging month on month every single month over the last year through march 2024 to about 170. is 70 k a big difference to you? >> it is a large downward revision, no doubt. what were we worried about in the last two a three weeks? we were not worried about january, february and march. we still wouldn't have been worried about the updated data. we were worried about july and april a

jonathan: thank you. up next, biden pushing the harris agenda. >> selecting kamala was the very first decision i made when i became the nominee. it was the best decision i made in my whole career. she will continue to lead america forward, standing up for jobs, standing up for workers, growing the economy. jonathan: that conversation, coming up next. live from new york city, good morning. ♪ why do couples choose a sleep number smart bed? i sleep great now that my side is as firm as my heart desires. my heart desires soft. sleep number does that. your ideal firmness and effortless comfort, all night. during our biggest sale of the year, save 50% on the sleep number limited edition smart bed. shop now at a sleep number store near you. are you keeping as much of your investment gains as possible? high taxes can erode returns quickly. at creative planning, your portfolio is managed in a tax-efficient manner. it's what you keep that really matters. book your free meeting today at creativeplanning.com. are ever

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jonathan is not. jonathan: yellow cab is not public transportation?n't know? jonathan: do i have to be? annmarie: that's the only way it's considered public transportation. jonathan: i'll consider that after work today. coming up, why the fed should resist placating markets. and former new york fed president bill dudley on why he sees voluntarily at this time ahead. fantastic lineup the next year. there's a bloomberg opinion piece, "rather than allow itself to be bullied by markets, as occurred in the fourth quarter of 2018, the fed should stand on the sidelines and let the market overreaction play out." mohammed is back with us. good morning. good to see you. do you think the b.o.j. is doing the wrong thing this morning? >> i do. i think what they meant to do is press the pause button. instead they pressed the rewind button. so rather than provide the market the opportunity to exit the trade in an orderly fashion, they've given a signal to the market to put on more of a trade. and that ultimately is going to conflict with the requirements. jonathan:

jonathan: u.s.o a new low this year as potential homebuyers await fed rate cuts. small but still weak existing home sale gains. new home sales coming out later this morning. ryan mckeveny saying the market is currently coping, chopping along with the bottom with some of the weakest home sales since the great financial crisis, but we expect to see improvement later this year and more so in 25-26. ryan is with us now for more. one is funding the purchases that we see at the moment? do you have any stats on the amount of cash buyers in the market? earlier this week, mortgage application dropped off a cliff. how much of this is just very wealthy people with access to cash? ryan: that is definitely a component to things. the latest data suggests coming up on 30% of all transactions are cash buyers. that is up from a year ago, at the highest level since 2014. you let into this with the overall weakness in existing home sales which is true, but there is a bit of a dichotomy. sales above a million dollars,

jonathan: thank you. we will see her in a few minutes time. dani: if it is governor walz, why is it only going for $15,000? he can get a lot more for that. jonathan: you heard it here. up next, unwinding the yen carry trade. >> off of position metrics, we think that the carry trade unwind continues to whether the investing communities between 50% to 60% complete so we are not dumb by any stretch. jonathan: more on the latest from japan. good morning. wealth-changing question -- are you keeping as much of your investment gains as possible? high taxes can erode returns quickly, so you need a tax-optimized portfolio. at creative planning, our money managers and specialists work together to make sure your portfolio and wealth are managed in a tax-efficient manner. it's what you keep that really matters. why not give your wealth a second look? book your free meeting today at creativeplanning.com. creative planning -- a richer way to wealth. get your business online in minutes with the power of ai... ...with a

jonathan? >> jonathan: always writing and poetry, thank you.'s president kamala harris affirming her support for israel while still trying to appeal to the voices in her own party that want much more to be done to alleviate the suffering of innocent palestinians. did she succeed in threading the delicate needle and not losing voters she needs in crucial y states like michiganou? that is coming up. 4 hours or m. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they start. and treatment is 4 times a year. in a survey, 91% of users wish they'd started sooner. so why wait? talk to your doctor. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as difficulty swallowing speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness can be signs of a life-threatening condition. side effects may include allergic reactions, neck and injection site pain, fatigue, and headache. don't receive botox® if there's a skin infection. tell your doctor your medical history, muscle or nerve cond

jonathan: this nvidia rally.he biggest one-day move, the biggest one-day addition and market cap in the history of u.s. markets. 320 9 billion u.s. dollars added to nvidia yesterday. lisa: it goes to the point yesterday witches and earning signaled this capex investment cycle and every earnings report we've heard whether it's google or from microsoft is massive investment. at this point nvidia is still the winner of a cycle that really is at its beginning stages in terms of applications. jonathan: the stock is up in early trading. it's all about ai. >> there are all the jokes about how the tech ceos get on these earnings calls to talk about ai the whole time. is because it's super exciting over multiple time horizons. at this point i would rather risk building capacity before it's needed rather than too late as we scale these investments we of course remain committed to operational efficiency across the company. jonathan: meda shares rising in the premarket the company reporting better than expected the second qu

>> jonathan: and finally before you go, will you commit to the a race to sticking to the facts? i heard donald trump give this speech in montana he just gave, and he said that tim walz signed a letter letting the state kidnap children to change their gender, allowing pedophiles to claim, you know, i mean,to be exempt from crimes. this is not true. it's not remotely true. >> what president trump said, and i haven't watched the who w rally -- >> jonathan: what he said was not true. >> what he said is that tim walz has supported taking children from their parents if the parents don't consent to gender resignment. tim walz gets on his high horse about mind your own damn business. one way is to to not take any children away from me. >> jonathan: he has not signed a law into the state to kidnap children to change their identity. >> i would describe that as kidnapping. >> jonathan: that's crazy. >> come on. you should not to be. >> jonathan: that's not what he proposed. >> if you disagree with positions about -- yes he has, proposed that, jon.

that welcomed over 42,000 migrants since 2022. >> jonathan: thank you so much.with us now, former inspector and fox news contributor, paul morrow. we've seen these issues in new york as well where you have so much experience of course and in many cities across america. how big an issue is it with these gangs coming across the border, members of these gangs coming across the border and fanning out across the united states. >> this is where intelligence is so key. if we have 11 or 12 million migrants who have entered the country illegally and you only have 1 percent of that 12 million actually criminals, you've still imported 120,000 criminals that had not been here previously and that goes to the vetting. that's the real problem here, aside from the numbers which we all recognize are completely out of hand. the fact that we are unable to vent from a lot of these nations , specifically venezuela, and that's what i mean by intelligence. it was a prison gang. these are hard characters. they got out of a prison, it was a big jailbreak down in venezuela. a lot of them

>> absolutely, jonathan. bunch of people who represent, let's say moderate and progressive christianity, but i think the conversations we were having about what our faith really means, you know to love folks and give them healthcare and to gain -- take care of their kiddos. to be each other's neighbors. to have each other's back. those conversations are as the underlining circle of christianity. so no matter what the adjective is ahead of us. progressives or conservatives or liberal or evangelical. christian means following the way of jesus and this movement is on fire. >> reverend dr. jacqui lewis. in queue for just squeezing in two minutes there to get on. we will have you come back on to talk more about this and former congressman joe walsh, thank you so much for sticking around to be part of this conversation. more of the sunday show on msnbc here after the break. br announcer>>> what if you could whiten your teeth by simply brushing your teeth? now you can with smileactives, the teeth whitening breakthro

>> absolutely, jonathan.ple who represent moderate and progressive christianity, but i think the conversations we were having about what our faith really means, to love folks and give them healthcare to take care of their kids, to really be each other's neighbors, to have each other's back, those conversations are in an ever widening circle in christianity, so i said, no matter what the adjective is ahead of us, progressive or conservative or liberal or evangelical, christian means following in the way of jesus, and this movement is on fire. >> reverend dr. jackie lewis, thank you for just squeezing in two minutes there to get on. we are going to have you come back on to talk more about this. and former congressman joe walsh, thank you very much for sticking around to be a part of this conversation. more of the sunday show here on msnbc after a break. c after a and it could wake at any time. think you're not at risk for shingles? it's time to wake up. because shingles could wake up in you. if you're over 50,

jonathan?esky seagulls or they steal your chips, don't they? >> oh, i'll never let a bird take something from me. brilliant. not again. >> jonathan. >> jonathan. >> four countries issue alerts warning passengers to stay away from uk areas amid riots. so last night, malaysia became the first country to issue a travel warning to its citizens visiting the uk following a week of dangerous and violent protests. so today more are followed. so we've got nigeria doing it, indonesia and australia. so it's official the uk is now a cool, edgy place to come to on your gap year. you seem like an adventurous person. how exciting! also, i quite like how australia are doing it where all of their wildlife is constantly trying to either kill you or eat you, or lay eggs in you. so you know australia, we're we're wild too. obviously. this is terrible. >> excellent spin on a terrible story. >> that is a brilliant spin. i'm like a shock myself. i mean, it's of course, you know, i'm afraid people are going to like i

jonathan: spicy language. she has delivered at least three campaign speeches, one to the campaign staff in wilmington, one to the sorority, and one of the divine nine, and one yesterday to the teachers union. and they each have the same -- i mean, she's rolling out the same lines, and they have two notable lines in the speeches. one, we're not going back, and two, i know trump's type. and she says that after rattling off all the criminals she's prosecuted as san francisco district attorney and the california attorney general. are they effective attack lines? and how does she shake up the race? sen. kaine: i think the -- i'll take him in kind of the reverse order. i think the prosecutor v. felon is just a story that writes itself. so obviously, that is such a powerful story. and that's -- you're going to hear that line a lot. but i think the one that is even the more powerful one is yesterday v. tomorrow. donald trump is yesterday's chaos. why would we go back to it? and kamala harris -- plus she's going to pic

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jonathan crane. sorry about the audio quality there, but it was fantastic to hear some of your highlights from parents. and we'll leave you there with that. stay tuned for our show shift coming up next. so they look at how china is using it's high tech industries to strengthen if it's local influence . i'm quite richardson in berlin. i'll see you next time. the interest of what did you do before? i'd say the tenant chemist. she survived our streets. thanks to music. he was the nazis favorite conductor. he is martin, the the genuine 2 musicians under the swastika, a documentary about this sounds of power inspiring.

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so don't feel too sorry for them. >> jonathan. >> jonathan. >> yeah, i'm just wondering when it's gonnay, eventually reach a peaceful solution. well, i mean, we're all we all just get along. >> we all want. >> we all want. >> yeah. i mean, it does seem like a they've made some real ground here, but i don't know what that would mean in the grand scheme of things, but no. >> well who does. okay. we're going to move on now to this story. this is on the front cover of the eye news. jonathan your favourite paper? >> yes, my favourite paper. we normally do a fun one for section four, but. well, it's the eye. not today spell. yeah, true. okay, so the headline is reeves eyes. fuel duty. fuel duty. hike in budget. but voters are opposed. so it's an odd headune are opposed. so it's an odd headline that reeves eyes. >> they're using eyes as a verb . >> they're using eyes as a verb. >> they're using eyes as a verb. >> eyes? two eyes using. >> eyes? two eyes using. >> what's she eyeing ? >> what's she eyeing? >> what's she eyeing? >> she was. she's eyeing up the possibility of filling a massive defi

i'm gonna start with you jonathan. do you believe there was a flaw in the security given to former donald j. trump? and where was that? well, the whole thing was a flaw, and from the beginning to the end, the threat assessment was not done properly when they did the advance. i'm not even sure what advanced they did. they did not work as a unit or a joint task force with local and state law enforcement. we're finding that out now there they were nowhere to be seen in the meetings. and when you look at the, the tactics that they used that day, they were horrible as if donald trump had sustain even a nick on an artery. he could have bled out before they got him into that vehicle and put it trying to get on him. so everything that i saw from that protection standpoint, start to finish was a disaster. but where i have the real problem is the timeline. because when you add the timeline to it and all the stuff that was going on with the suspicion is, is the direct a former director now says this suspicion versus a thread. the

up to level jonathan domini. let me say this, let me say this real quick standards are created by, by need you do something, it doesn't work. you create a standard to do it better, or somebody else has a standard you, you adopt their standard. if somebody needs to be 6 foot to make that standards, if they don't, then that's fine. but. 2 in anything and a law enforcement where they're doing investigations or street work or protecting somebody, aggression is the name of the game, controlled aggression and determining what and protection what height do you need and what skill set they need. some are skill sets go one way, some skill sets going other well i know the skill set that i need because we're about to take a break. so jonathan, dominic, you stay right here because when we return, we're going to discuss with our panel, the role politics plays in the secret service. if you're expected to take a bullet for someone, are you expected to like them? at least a little bit? we'll be back the what is this thing of the

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>> hey there, jonathan. global market moves from london, and wall street futures are pointing higher today, mostly higher. that means we're expecting to see wall street open up in a much stronger position, and at the same time that also follows a pretty positive day in asia and across europe where we're also seeing the benchmarks gaining today as well. so market positivity is coming back. and, in fact, in the united states we're seeing those major indexes only a few percentage points shy of their all-time highs now. so markets overall are in a pretty good position as we kick off a fresh trading day in the united states. but, of course, one thing to watch is the impact of the u.s. ppi. this is wall street jargon for the producer price index. it came in much softer than expected, actually only around 0.2% up in july. so markets really taking that news in their stride because it suggests that inflation picture in the united states is improving. and of course, that is giving rise to hope we're going to see the u

well, you so much, jonathan.hat's a perfect note on which unfortunately we have to conclude i am opting mystic for many reasons. not least of which because you are. so if effectively exercising your speech rights through this book, through your tireless advocate to educate and other people to exercise and defend free speech for themselves and everyone else. thank you so much. thank you. unity. this has been a real pleasure >> c-span's washington journal, our live form invites you to discuss government, politics from washington and across the country. a saturday morning we will talk about food insecurity, rising grocery prices and hunger with a reverent from bread for the world. and a director from george mason university. he discusses regulation across states and their impact on economic growth. c-span's washington journal, going in the conversation live at 7:00 eastern saturday morning on c-span.org. >> saturdays, american history tv features historic convention speeches. watch notable remarks from presidential

well, you so much, jonathan. that's a perfect note on which unfortunately we have to conclude i am opting mystic for many reasons. not least of which because you are. so if effectively exercising your speech rights through this book, through your tireless advocate to educate and other people to exercise and defend free speech for themselves and everyone else. thank you so much. thank you. unity. this has been a real pleasure for