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this happen as well the take talk then by the way, is also related to the israel issue because jonathan green, black, the head of radio was interest was, was recorded, got a phone call saying we've got a tick tock, problem. the problem with tick tock is a lot of young people are making videos because of snippets as a more more to palestinians. and they're concerned about what's happening in gaza and that's destroying their narrative. israel, i think people, even people who are appropriate, where you would say that they've really kind of box to p r after they went in after october 7th and tick tock support the problem. so interestingly enough, there is kind of a dovetail there, but you're right. saturday was a terrible day for america. if you actually love this country like you, we must do rick. they gave a ton of money away. but as you know, hardly any of this money is going to ukraine, and we all know that even soleski said this money that america passed. it will stay in america because it's going right across the belt way to the belt way. bad. that's who we're going to manufacturing new tag

, john, i wish the candidates and the elected officials would remember that once and for all, jonathan green, black great to have you on this morning. thank you very much. >> all right. we're getting our first look at how markets are reacting to new data on inflation, wholesale prices rose 2.1% over the past 12 months. and these fresh data points come one day after consumer prices rose more than expectancy in an economics and political commentator, catherine rahm pell joins us now the wholesale numbers, not as bad as predicted, but those coupled with the inflation numbers, what does that tell you about the economy that in many other ways is doing well? >> right? on paper, the economy looks great on most metrics, whether we're talking about job growth, gdp growth investment, and so on. the one stick, lng fact though, the one thorn in our side obviously is inflation, which has been very hard or to vanquish it's come down quite a lot since its peak. but getting it all the way back down to the fed's preferred target has proven quite difficult. and after those sizzling numbers yesterday from the

surgeon anti- israel protests on campus and also with the ceo of the anti- defamation league, jonathan greent to years. jeremy, i will begin with you. it seems like in the last couple weeks, there has been a change in the approach that some, not all, some leaders of campuses and universities across the country taking with these protests. what did you find? >> schools have had enough. vanderbilt issued would are believed to be the first expulsions of student protesters were made it -- related to demonstrations stemming from the october 7th hamas attack on israel. >> next, new york times chief washington correspondent david sanger is our guest for his new book on the multitude of foreign threats america will likely face in the months and years to come. come. what and hurtles it int o spac e? booes. e? great job astro-persons. over. boring is the jumping off point for -borin things we do. 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. taking chances is for skateboarding... and gas s

development today reduces the sword of damocles over his head otherwise known as marjorie taylor greene? jonathan talked about marjorie taylor greene submitting a motion to vacate. this week, tom massey says i have a motion to vacate. and today another member of congress, a republican said, i have a motion to vacate. that sword of damocles is getting a little lower. i agree with david. it is fantastic finally at speaker johnson has put aside his own professional considerations, whether he will hold onto the gavel, in favor of the broad national security interests. the key question for me is, oh once they vote on this thing, they vote tomorrow, once that is done and the motions to vacate are acted upon assuming they are, what do democrats do? and if they do save speaker johnson, is he literally a republican in name only speaker. i don't mean it in terms of the slur that republicans mean it but he would be speaker and a republican but the democrats would be running the chamber. william: lisa was reporting that she has some off the record scuttlebutt that johnson was offered some, if you bring these

green means go. >> jonathan: as we mark earth day tomorrow, abc news white house correspondent maryalicetleground pennsylvania to report on the effort to turn out voters who care about climate change. it kicks off our network-wide series, "the power of us" covering emerging solutions for our changing world. >> reporter: emily church is a biologist turned activist. >> i'm aiming for around 80 today. >> reporter: knocking on doors in pittsburgh, she tells me she used to spend time pushing lawmakers on climate change, but they told her voters didn't care. >> the people who prioritize the environment and climate need to show up. >> if a voter comes to the door, just follow the script. >> reporter: the voter project is targeting very specific voters, environmentally conscious citizens, often young people and people of color who rarely head to the polls. >> of all the ways to work on climate change, why this? >> because people who vote or who politicians pay attention to, and so they make the decisions. >> that's our biggest problem in the climate movement right now. we don't have enough votin

steph curry, draymond green, klay thompson, chris paul, and jonathan kuminga are all listed as questionablew. and based off what steve kerr said friday night, this shouldn't come as a surprise. >> could you be resting some guys on sunday? >> oh, hell yeah. it's not the worst thing in the world considering we played a hectic schedule this past month with a lot of travel so. it wouldn't be the worst thing. >> it's a gauntlet, right? you've got to play two play-in games. if you can win those two, game one 48 hours after that. >>> the sharks hosting the wild in their final game at the tank this season. final minute of the period, scores to make it 5-2, minnesota. he scored twice in the last minute of the period. san jose finishes their season with two games on the road, brian. i can't believe we're in the postseason. >> believe it, andrea.. >> it goes too >>> despite the wet weather, thousands of people came out for an annual cherry blossom festival in japantown today. if you weren't able to make it, no fear, the festival continues tomorrow and it also picks back up next weekend with a grand pa

that is your bloomberg green. jonathan: up next, the foreign aid will heads to the senate.onversation, next. good morning. ♪ jonathan: welcome to the program. negative every single day last week. yields are pushing higher again. essentially at 5% on the session this morning. the foreign aid bill headed to the senate. >> not in pacific. there are a lot of sanctions and foreign policy matters. the wave, goes over those who want a more nuanced approach. jonathan: is latest a senate vote? after the bill cleared the house, also passing a bill that would force them to face a ban in the u.s. let's talk about what you are looking for. >> all of those measures were actually packaged together. they were staying for one major passage vote. not entirely clear how it to be slow down. the first vote happens tomorrow. the second vote that passes all of the measures could be late tomorrow, could stretch into wednesday, but one major thing on the to do list in the senate for all of the foreign aid money and the tiktok measure, the sections that are packaged into one measure in the senate. a

that is your bloomberg green. jonathan: what did you message me last night, talk politics?ly nothing says love like incrimination. jonathan: brutal. utterly brutal. lisa: a charming way to endear yourself to someone after years of marriage. annmarie: i think it's divorce after the first trial. jonathan: you think? i think we should say less about this, if we can. up next on the program, the response to iran. >> i fully expect we will take additional sanctions actions against iran in the coming days. jonathan: that conversation, coming up next. good morning. ♪ t... is smart here, right? feel more confident with stock ratings from j.p. morgan analysts in the chase app. when you've got a decision to make... the answer is j.p. morgan wealth management. how am i going to find a doctor when i'm hallucinating? what about zocdoc? so many options. yeah, and dr. xichun even takes your sketchy insurance. xi-chun, xi-chun, xi-chun! you've got more options than you know. book now. jonathan: stocks on the s&p 500, posited by zero, down two basis points. things are calm her, but maybe the

klay thompson, draymond green sat out last night in portland. they're in tonight. but jonathangary payton the second are out. the dubs close the game on a 21 to 7 run. secure the win. warriors finish the season winning 17 of the last 21 road games. and now with two more home games, their huge a chance to climb in the standings when the next game. >> we understand they're playing well. there's a lot to play for on both sides and we obviously can't control everything about our destiny, but it gives us a great opportunity to keep climbing the standings and keep our morale high, knowing that everything is connected to next tuesday. wherever, wherever we play, whoever we play, we're a really good team. >> you know, we've been great on the road all year, but now it's time to, you know, take care of home court the last two games. you know, we need to be better there. but, you know, in the playoffs says if you make the playoffs as a lower seed, we're going to be on the road to start. so it's good to, you know, be battle tested and know that we're capable of winning anywhere. >> good to

it wouldn't be a good sign of that, jonathan, because, of course, throughout this enthey're time, republicans and dem contracts have been adamant these two greensel provision as sort of a swees never, to be able to swallow the ukraine aid because democrats and republicans want to is up support to israel. it's going to be tough to get it over the finish line, but i want to stress speaker johnson has kept his cards close to his chest. over the weekend he said the house will, quote, try again on israel aid. but in the next sentence, they're still determining the specifics of a package when they talk about the entire supplemental request. that includes aid for ukraine and taiwan. there are a lot of open questions about what exactly that will look like, and before the attack by iran over the weekend, this was intended to be the week when speaker johnson was going to approach. that's a big question to ask as lawmakers return to the house this week, but, again, i want to stress, there are a lot of questions about how we move forward because he's kept the cards close to his chest. >> what are you hearing in the wake of iran's attack on israel? could th

jonathan. >> were he to push on it, he stands at risk of being ousted by margery taylor greene and the like.a bipartisan push to combat anti-semitism. >> this is new legislation. it's led by senator jackie rosen. she's of course jewish. she's one of the first jewish women to be in the senate. it has a bipartisan back of a group of members in the house and senate. it would essentially create a position, an advisor to the president of any administration that could implement a cross-agency, an interagency plan to combat the rise of anti-semitism across the country. there was the latest pew research poll last week that actually found 9 in 10 american jews fear for their live. they fear anti-semitism has been on the rise because of the hamas attack and invasion of gaza since where so many lives have been lost. this is really a monumental piece of legislation. they have the support of the house and senate. we'll see where it goes from there. >> all right, congressional correspondent for nbc news, julie sirken, thank you for bringing us that new reporting. we'll talk to you again soon. >>> up next

justice department >> the green bubble phenomenon >> made me feel much better about jonathan kanter.uch for that vision pro >> that's because they haven't made it a business-to-business play with jensen huang they're still keeping it as a consumer product he's talking about the dramatic cut. >> yeah. long-time supply watcher on apple says they have cut their vision pro forecast for the year >> look, like i said, the long knives are out for apple >> you made the point a few times. it's very expensive to buy >> we need to see -- it's business-to-business no, siemens could buy a hundred thousand of these. jensen said, look, it's a business-to-business product and apple doesn't necessarily, to my point, do business-to-business they like consumer but jensen says if this was a business-to-business, then this product would be amazing you would buy cars, carvana. you would buy homes. and that's what it's for but he doesn't think tim cook knows that remember, i got in a car that didn't exist i can got in a car that was a chair. i stepped out of the chair like it was a car i almost slammed the

>> that's what sources have been telling me, jonathan, is that ukraine aid is the key issue here when we talk about a motion to vacate. congresswoman greene said that motion to vacate right now is a warning. now, if he were to go ahead with that senate supplemental, which you mentioned would likely receive widespread bipartisan support in the house, i've spoken to a number of democratic house members who say they would come in and support johnson. look, this will probably not look like a vote for speaker johnson on the house floor. it'll be a procedural thing. democrats didn't actually vote for johnson, but they prevent this chaos from ensuing. and again it's because democrats have been very adamant and a number of republicans have been as well ukraine has beleaguered forces right now. they need this support immediately in its battle against russia. essentially democrats are thinking if speaker johnson does the right thing here, it passes, president biden signatize, we don't have a reason to oust him because again at the end of the day he did the right thing. >> we'll have more on the ukraine situation in a moment. lastly give us anpidate

green, both resting up another big game tomorrow night. first quarter brandon pisemsky watch this feed to jonathan kuminga.h he knows how to finish. very pretty assist by the rookie kuminga finished with 19 points. warriors led by three at the half. but the blazers actually led by six in the fourth until the warriors went on a 16 to 1 run. stephen curry just five of 16 on threes, but that one was big steph skipping his way to a team high 22 points. kevon looney he made the biggest impact tonight. the steal off the inbound steph finds pisemsky and the lefty finishes with the layup and the foul. pisemsky nine points. looney nine points 11 rebounds four blocks. warriors beat the blazers 100 to 92. so with two games left in the regular season, the warriors they move ahead of the lakers into ninth place, and they can go as high as eighth if they win both the remaining games, and the kings lose one of their final two games. it is, for many, the greatest golf tournament in the world. round one of the masters from beautiful augusta, georgia, where, like pebble beach, the course is part of the show. five time defen

jonathan: next, speaker johnson's moment of truth. >> i have a job to do and i am to do the job. regardless of consequences, that is what we are supposed to do. dave marjorie taylor greene brings the motion, she will bring the motion. jonathan: that is coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ to start a business, you need an idea. it's a pillow with a speaker in it! that's right craig. a team that's highly competent. i'm just here for the internets. at&t it's super-fast. reliable. you locked us out?! arrggghh! ahhhh! solution-oriented. [jenna screams] and most importantly... is the internet out? don't worry, we have at&t internet back-up. the next level network. i sold a pillow! should i? normally i'd hold. but... taking the gains is smart here, right? feel more confident with stock ratings from j.p. morgan analysts in the chase app. when you've got a decision to make... the answer is j.p. morgan wealth management. -- johnson planning a series of votes on saturday despite two house republicans from interest and raymond james writing this. if house republicans stick together and add provisions poison to democrats, speaker johnson has been tilted up and but he has about. ed m

have jonathan turley on the story, anti-semitism shutting down our elite universities, and did you know it is earth day. nobody care, we'll talk about it with breitbart's john carney. >> biden's green new deal, climate bank atm, with north dakota governor. and alaska senator. about the end of anwar as we know it. but first, fox business lydia hu is the latest from the trump trial. what can you tell us. reporter: very busy here in lower manhattan. the criminal trial got started today with opening arguments brought by district attorney alvin bragg, prosecutor accuse trump of engaging in a criminal conspiracy with michael cohen and david pecker, former ceo of american media which published the "national enquirer," saying they engaged cover-up. prior to 2016 election, trump and his lawyers say that trump is innocent. >> this is a biden witch-hunt to keep me off of the campaign trail. so far it is not working, my poll numbers are higher than they have been, the public understands that it is a witch-hunt. reporter: another familiar name you may recognize matthew colangelo, a former biden justice fmple w, who at one time investigated trump is now prosecuting alvin bragg's case against tru

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greene saying that he needs to be ousted. she says she's getting other republicans on her side. he could have to rely on democrats to keep his job ultimately. >> jonathan. there's no doubt of that because, you know, she has only three people that have signed on, but johnson can only afford to lose a single vote if it comes to a vote on removal. so at this point, he is going to have to rely on democrats. right now democrats are giving him high marks. they appreciate what he did in defying his party, and we've heard from hakeem jeffries on down, words of appreciation for the republican speaker of the house. even nancy pelosi, you heard, say that she trusts speaker johnson, at least right now. so he's going to need that. he's going to need that trust, and again, i think that changes the dynamic in the house. >> janai: a fascinating way that we have seen the bipartisanship coming to fruition on capitol hill. jon, real quick while we have you, you have a sitdown with retired supreme court justice breyer. how was that him talking about the current state of supreme court? >> jonathan: well, look, we had breyer in the studio with us. i think a first for a form

. >> jonathan lemire, what a commentary on the state of the republican party, marjorie taylor greene,kind of leadership, as if she's the one who decides, and maybe she does, and it's also that the speaker dare looked across the aisle to get votes to get legislation passed. >> many are saying marjorie taylor greene is the power source in the lower chamber in the gop, and some are retiring and giving up committee posts in powerful positions because they don't want to do this anymore. our friends on punchbowl news, their news letter suggests it's a binary choice for speaker johnson, he does ukraine aid or keeps his job. he can't have both. if he is going to try and bring a package to the floor that most people think it will pass and will send aid to kyiv, but he would lose his job and be ousted. the only thing that could potentially save him is so many republicans remember the chaos of october when mccarthy was ousted and how embarrassing and painful that was for the party, and frankly, they don't have anybody else, there's nobody there that could step up in that position, and there is a

jonathan gray said about the fed and carl, i do believe i'm beginning to get, for the first time, i'm getting some chinks in the so-called unbelievably strong economy. not enough to define things but greenng economy is what we need. >> wells is out, chris harvey, pretty interesting note about how q1 earnings so far have been a negative catalyst in their view for large cap they go through all the negative commentary from conagra, wall kbr -- walgreens, fedex >> some people think csx isn't that good. i thought it was fine. that is a surprisingly strong list of companies that are not delivering, and i don't know i think that that -- making a strong case for some -- look at that csx it's not a bad quarter i would go so far as to say that we've got some companies that i don't want to own because they're slowing, and you know what david? maybe march. maybe march was the month that wasn't that good, and what i want to call people's attention to, david, prologis. did you know they're the largest real estate owner in the world they own 5%. >> yeah, i thought blackstone was actually the largest real estate owner but -- >> well, you know, look, let's just divide them up. you say potato, i say pota

green lit this deal. why is it an issue in the united states? that you go back to the statistic. since their appointment, lita, and jonathanitrust deals in 1976. they do not want to do deals. lisa: a defense of the deal. 33,000 employees is how many people would work for the combined company. you can reduce wages if you combine the companies and create comedies of ill. how do you compete with the likes of gucci if you are a bit rand. from the biden administration, it seems like this is more of a worker thing. jonathan: if that is the obstacle to closing a deal in america we will never close a deal again. they come on tv every time they close a deal and talk about efficiencies and cost savings. annmarie: this is the reason -- lisa: this is the reason brian moynihan was saying a lot of things are getting iced. jonathan: we will focus on that story. data showing iphone sales falling 19% in china. apple losing market share to competitors like huawei, which saw sales climb 70% in the same period. you said the market is growing. it is not a market problem, is an apple problem. lisa: are they going to start to say out loud we are

green jacket and six major if everything comes together. that's your brief. >> nothing else matters this weekend. nothing. scotty, rory mcelroy. i've got no idea when. >> when does it end? jonathanays left. lisa: i get to watch him just talk to himself or the screen. jonathan: everyone at home knows this is the most therapeutic golf tournament on the planet. it's just quiet and beautiful. there you go. you can join jim this weekend. slamming the door on june. >> the sound you heard was slamming on june. he can convince the committee of something the committee does not on average want to believe. >> live from new york this is bloomberg. ♪ do you want to close out? should i? normally i'd hold. but... taking the gains is smart here, right? feel more confident with stock ratings from j.p. morgan analysts in the chase app. when you've got a decision to make... the answer is j.p. morgan wealth management. jonathan: session lows on the s&p 500 negative by 0.5%. softer yesterday, yields off a single basis point. adding to that 10 year yield. after a double digit move yesterday. slamming the door on june. >> the sound you heard was the door slamming on the june rate cut. jay powell wants

jonathan: lawmakers returning to capitol hill today and pressure growing to pass aid for israel and ukraine but with a low majority to do so. he is increasingly on that nice. marjorie greeney needs a vote or two to boot him. is the congresswoman willing to do that? >> i think so. she put out the word that she would wait and see what happens on ukraine legislation, but if mike johnson keeps his word and sends a bill to the house, i think that she could erupt. in early may, we would once again be talking about a new speaker of the house. annmarie: at the same time we had david cameron meeting with former president donald trump to try to pressure republicans to help johnson get that aid through. is the pressure potentially going to be enough to get some of these republicans to back off? >> they will need concessions. it will have to be a loan, not outright aid. they will have to give them to ukraine. there will be other provisions in the bill that could delay it by a few weeks, but the international community is adamant that we need this. johnson himself realizes that we need this bill. annmarie: there will be a ban on lng applications. republicans want to stop that. if that