of the israeli regime. i think this is absolutely true and and i've said it and and people like jonathan cook, eve bartlet has said it that israel's lost control of the narrative. this is the first first genocide in history to take place before a global audience, there's simply too much information from cell phones and people in gaza and alternative independent voices that are posting through social media and so forth, too much of the truth is getting through, and the images are devastating, of course, it if you have, as you say, just modacom of humanity left, you can't help. but be horrified by the pictures of of dead children, i mean this is, this is the ultimate transgression, i think, and so uh, try as they might, and hazbara is now louder and more aggressive and belligerant than ever before, the israeli propaganda machine is in overdrive, but i, but i think it is failing, this is as um patrick henningson said, this... is a israel is a damaged brand now that will never recover, their invincibility is shattered, their the most moral army in the world, nope, not anymore, nobody believes any

scaling a lot of them now, you know, there's an excellent journalist in and uh and israel co, jonathan cook, who's expose the cubits claims on the bbc coverage also, you know, and the same thing goes with the pop concept. if you actually look at the video footage which is available, even the idea if i'm assuming it, you have hundreds of calls which are just shot to pieces by the high kind of the machine guns which can only come from tanks. you know, so that's when the idea of turned up and probably saw a panic and suit of the hundreds of people escaping call. being called, i'm driving and it was sort of directions and they had to be stopped because idea does not allow its own people to be taken prisoners. and that's a flip side to the also some story which is not being reported a tool, you know, but i think um, i think we are living in an unprecedented age of fake news, which we've never seen before. no, nothing on this scale before, not in ukraine building syria. you know, this, these i'm, i'm sure videos the, the idea. so just loving the internet with, you know, back, sorry, on such a big

jonathan: i need to start cooking later. nd there are creamed onions. 16 leaves of sage. jonathan: the only reason i am here is the next segment. we are going to catch up on madison muller with the impact of ozempic. tom: it is a shot? jonathan: get some shots. people are micro-dosing ozempic. lisa: really? wow. jonathan: little shots. [laughter] ♪ (sfx: stone wheel crafting) ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ i did have hearing aids from another company... i was just frustrated, i almost gave up. with miracle-ear it's all about service. they're personable, they're friendly. i'm very happy with them. we provide you with a free lifetime of aftercare. meaning free checkups, cleanings, and adjustments. i see someone new... someone happy...it's really made a difference. unlock our best deal of the year during the miracle-ear black friday sale. call 1-800- miracle now. >> i think some of the reason

jonathan: we are not having a large family gathering, we are very concerned. tom: i will be cookingan: have you booked this year? tom: we have, yes. we are going to a restaurant that i can't say enough about. they do the usual beautifully and then they have one or two other things. it is a prefixed menu. i will be cooking. jonathan: -- in dorchester in london, no? tom: i'm not going to be at the dorchester. a more basic restaurant. jonathan: does it start with a b? tom: it starts with a b. jonathan: and with a t? benoit? tom: this is a sign of the optimism we deterred heard from stuart kaiser. everybody is cautious, cautious, cautious. i'm fascinated to see what holiday spending is like. jonathan: for me, it is retail sales with the consumer in this country going into q4 and beyond. tom:tom: right now we are going to see, there are so many things to talk to and reordered about. i blew washington correspondent, but we've really got to move to tomorrow. percolating out there if the domestic reality for the president of the united states. the senator from ohio and others are saying loo

jonathan: if it is cooked well.you talk about sides a little bit later, futures on the s&p slightly negative. ♪ that first time you take a step back. i made that. with your very own online store. i sold that. and you can manage it all in one place. i built this. and it was easy, with a partner that puts you first. godaddy. >> we recently upgraded the u.s. tech sector in part because that's where we are finding quality and there certainly is over the longer term this big is going to do better theme that we want to play on. jonathan: expecting that theme to continue into next year. global wealth management cio, the nasdaq 100 closing at the highest level in some 22 months from an all-time high. record high, nvidia at the close , equity futures this morning pulling back just a touch. our 10 year, you'll get some fed speak in the fed minutes. after the close, earnings from nvidia. tom: leaderships going to continue under the theme of cumulative 2024. spx from late 19. we don't have the scale, of the inflation is killing

also, jonathan jones, alan cook and also brian, thank you very much. lovely to talk to you. fire quiz. part of the show where quiz. the part of the show where we test our panel on some of the other are hitting we test our panel on some of the oth> he is b, 75. >> b 75, 75, 75. how old is he? he is at home. on the answer is b 75. you're absolutely right. yes okay. question two suella braverman was sacked from government this week, but who is the shortest serving home secretary i

jonathan: jobless claims data as well. you don't have pumpkin pie? tom: we do. usually the way that i cook, i go to a restaurant. n wednesday before we get thanksgiving on thursday. claims are really important. if you have confidence yield will fall further from here, much confidence do you have that equities will rally off the back of it? a question that we will ask all week, when you look at jobless claims creeping higher, what is the difference. what is the difference between an unwinding and deterioration of the labor market? tom: i look at the four-week moving average, durable goods, but to me it is just a data dependent fed. there are eight different narratives out there. 4.902, your yield, is anyone modeling that we revisit 5% of the two-year yield? lisa: all i'm saying is stability. we saw that at the end of last week. this week, four basis point is nothing, when you look at the last couple weeks, you'll moves. but when does it shift? when do we get a move from a soft landing to something more pernicious. this is difficult to call when it come to the narrative that people cling to. what will be the trigge

cook. there is a treasury market conference hosted by the new york fed today. jonathan: that sounds fun. lisa: right now people would say this counts as fun. jonathan: mary daly in the financial times yesterday. tom: i saw that. jonathan: too early to declare victory. tom: she is my favorite fed president. i think she has a huge understanding of the fabric of america. what i love about bath and body works, the beard and scruff cream is the best. jonathan: that is what you go to buy? thank you for sharing with us. let's check out burberry quickly. that is down 9.4% in london. the outlook is not looking bright. 1580 in london. joining us is the lead equity analyst at landau. let's go straight to burberry. does this signal the end of the post-pandemic boom? what are we returning to? what do you think we are going back to? sophie: this is obviously the big read this morning. burberry quite disappointing. we cannot conflate the entire luxury side of things to these results. burberry has a specific set of challenges and within that opportunities as well. for burberry we will be coming back to

jonathan martin wrote a big piece saying here are some things that biden needs to work on. charles cook national review said this. if biden doesn't have the capacity to do the job, then he shouldn't. he says the question before us is not whether biden can win a second term but how long it will take before he triggers a constitutional crisis. joe biden is the president of the united states. joe biden's staff works for him. if joe biden's staff is in charge of joe biden, then joe biden is not the president of the u.s. and we have a foundational problem of democratic accountability. i don't know if they realize how much of a blowback this piece was going to provide to the white house because that's one of the things that you found out is that biden's staff is really running -- i can't say they are running the entire show but doing so much to help protect him from having to actually be in public as much as a president should. >> yeah, listen, when jonathan martin writes and cites dozens of democrats he talked to, i believe him. and the uniform answer was despair. that the age is a major, ma

from douglas and sunny hull, alan cook in london. jonathanre our voices. but what did of did you think? i've got some of these. did you say these. okay. what did you say you talking about, ken you were talking about, ken says, dear nana, thank you so much rhiannon to much for inviting rhiannon to your show. such a lovely young lady. she's beautiful and an important issue. abby says. what a girl. having this a lovely girl. having this condition she condition is so difficult as she described. but described. i'm now retired, but i'm homeopath. for over 30 i'm a homeopath. for over 30 years tell that years and can tell you that i have treated women and girls with this imbalance pretty successfully. extreme , successfully. not as extreme, especially extent of especially with the extent of the hair, but she might the facial hair, but she might want so please pass want to try it. so please pass on let her know. on abby. i'll let her know. thank you for that. lots of people saying great things about the harnaam i've got it the fabulous harnaam i've g

alan cooke thank you, alan. brian allison. jonathan really good to talk to you. lovely.ome your messages. some more of your messages. i apologise because i haven't read emails apologise because i haven't read emel'll try and read some more. but i'll try and read some more. but moving on to another story that today, that caught my eye today, home secretary has secretary suella braverman has faced backlash after saying that rough lifestyle rough sleeping is a lifestyle choice. she wants to choice. well, she she wants to basically restrict the use of tents homeless people that tents by homeless people that block shops and block doonnays, shops and suggests that many tent users are from abroad. the home secretary has been labelled cruel and ignorant. she begins her crackdown on on, i quote, a lifestyle choice. let's see what my panel make of that. lifestyle choice. let's see what my panel make of that . joining my panel make of that. joining me, lizzie cundy and also simon danczuk. simon, is it a lifestyle choice? does she have they sort of are they taking her words of conte

cook is slacking off. they have only made 25% for the year. jonathan: i knew where you would be going with this. haven't you already bought the new phone? tom: i am still on the old phone. jonathan: you know where this is going. does that work when you call and say -- thanks for being with us. s&p 500 index slightly softer, estimate 180,000. previous number, 336,000. 10 year up 4.66. equities up big time. tom: it is the way they are up. there is a massive bid, a massive recovery. the huge question is now with the vix and 15.71. these banners on radio are absolutely phenomenal. the vix from a 13 level -- you would have thought we were at a 30. fear, blood in the streets, bramhall fired up and back to 15 today. jonathan: they do not work on tv either, just for the record. this morning, 4.66. lisa: which brings me to payrolls, nonfarm payrolls come out at 8:30 a.m. everyone is looking for the number to be half of what it was last month. 157,000 is what bloomberg economics puts it. i am watching the response in the 10 year yield. to me, that is more important than what we see with respect to the act

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cook, he's always one ahead of us. listen thank you very much, bhan listen thank you very much, brian allen and also jonathan, really goodfake emerged of london mayor sadiq khan backing the pro—palestinian protest on armistice day. have a listen to this . this. >> we have armistice day on saturday, but why should londoners cancelled the palestinian march on saturday? >> why don't they have remembrance weekend next weekend ? >> what's happening in 7 >> what's happening in gaza is much bigger than this weekend, andifs much bigger than this weekend, and it's current. >> that is not his voice. that is a deep fake of his voice . i is a deep fake of his voice. i mean, you would have i worked it out just from was out just from what he was saying. like he would saying. it was not like he would saying. it was not like he would say what did panel say that. but what did my panel make of that? well, don't make of that? well, i don't think deep fried. think there's good deep fried. >> think the >> i don't think i think the keir starmer one was much better two kid was >> there was a kid there was one on starmer, sounded >> there was a