jonathan harding reporting for us from dortmund where the coach has unveiled its provisional squad for the world cup thank you jonathan. now tributes are being paid to canadian actress margot kidder best known for playing the character lois lane in the superman films in the one nine hundred seventy s. and eighty's kidder died in her sleep she was sixty nine we take a look back now at the start of what was to become a high flying career. they planted his shadow i thought it was something i have and he should have welcomed oh of course not last why would anyone want to make a total stranger look like a fool and so began a great silver screen romance also great film career superman catapulted margot kidder from relative unknown to overnight sensation playing the fearless journalist lois lane to christopher reeve socially awkward cluck kent's a dream couple for film and dear friends in real life just when you hung from a screwing perhaps someone. will get them now really well and we were like brother and cried more than certainly more than you will that they acted in full superman films to

as expected germany's stars were called up but there were some surprises and it every sports jonathan hardingwas at that press conference in dortmund he joins us for more on this story hi jonathan good to see you so i know there was a slick shiny video production of the selections what were your impressions. what it was sick i was a little surprised by some of the decisions news presenters obviously the headline making decision the freiburg striker is in the squad and that was a huge surprise considering sandra wagner the prime minister michael was expected to be in my own good sense also not involved in the squad the man who scored the winning goal in brazil four years ago and as you can see behind me some of the players already being shown on the outside of the museum and one of them is more annoying he is included despite the concerns about his injuries and jonathan we do have a coach you're talking about this unusual situation of choosing a goalkeeper who's been injured essentially for half of the season let's listen to what he said. you know i need to be virtually impossible to go into a

views a sports car as well and jonathan harding joins me now from the world champions training camp joe let's stop and we have jacks left what is the about not starting in the world cup given that he's been a big split in the season with bad essentially. not that so he was at the press conference today and he said quite categorically that he expects to be involved in the final twenty three in russia this summer he was also vocal about how he feels he's a better player than four years ago in the senate no denying that when you look at his confederations cup performance last year he's a comfort zone man he certainly looked it today at the press conference and with the left wing position probably one of only two that's up for grabs there are some others no reason why didn't just doesn't think or can't think that he's the man for the job what money annoy it is immense pressure on him in this training game against the under twenty's what are his chances do you think. well you're one of the since we've been in the training camp that he expects i'm annoyed to be the number one if he fit and by

jonathan: so, when does it start to get more attractive for the investor? >> it is hard to say.ross-currency swaps have been negative since december or so, since the passage of the u.s. tax law. there is a lot of market plumbing aspects that go in that no one can fully predict a really understand. jonathan: everybody is sticking with me. coming up on the program, the auction block. steve mnuchin and the u.s. treasury have a record-setting first quarter for borrowing. this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ ♪ i'm jonathan ferro, and this is "bloomberg real yield." i want to head to the auction block. a record quarter for first quarter issuance from the treasury. the treasury borrowing $488 billion, the single biggest quarterly amount of debt sold since 2008. in addition, the treasury set this week, it will boost the amount of long-term debt to $73 billion in this current quarter. moving over to u.s. corporate may could be a strong month. , it has been the largest month over the last three years with an average of $171 billion. and down in south america, the nerve surrounding high u.s.

hard situations. >> thank you so much. jonathannd his mom, sheila. >> i think he is lucky to have sheila there, being a mom. i was thinking about what she was saying. she sounds like a strong woman. good bless them both. thank you very much. >>> my colleague is speaking with the attorney for the suspect in the next hour. >>> new reaction from long time trump ally roger stone, pushing back against the russian investigation after robert mueller's team subpoenaed two of his aides. >> i think these leaks out of this special counsel's office are reprehensible, at least 8 of my current or former associates, mostly young people, have been terrorized by mr. mueller's investigators. i can guarantee you they have found no evidence whatsoever of russian collusion nor trafficking of hacked e-mails with wikileaks. >> joining me, former u.s. attorney, professor at university of alabama school of law, msnbc contributor. welcome back. curious what you make of the fact that mueller's investigators have yet to speak to stone himself. >> typically th

jonathan shea points out this is a charge it would be hard to imagine a trumpist organization orchestratinglly unless it had strong reason to suspect he was turning against his patron. according to cnn when asked whether he thought a message was being sent by the publication, cohen told cnn what do you think? what do you think, emily? it looks like trump's given up on this guy and assumes he's going to turn evidence against him and he's going to try to distance himself as much as possible from his own affairs. >> it is certainly an assumption that pretty much everyone else has made so that the president could potentially be making that assumption or parroting that assumption that has been made over and over again. it's not out of the question. i can say from my own reporting that from people around him, michael cohen is not there yet. but strangers things have happened. from my reporting, he hasn't even been charged with anything. so i think that is a bit premature. but stringer things have happened. >> suppose he gets charged with stuff that has nothing to do with trump that might mean tha

but, hard to say at this point with any confidence that there will be a rate hike anywhere on the horizon. jonathan: for that matter, can treasuries go it alone? we keep talking about this march hike because of supply, because of rate hikes, but that is spread between treasuries and bunds is getting even higher. >> it is disconnected from hikes. it is about qe, and the market has looked at weaker european data and pushed back the end of qe. in my mind, the ecb will end qe this year. they realize they probably can't keep doing qe forever, so they might push back the hike but end qe. you should see an upward movement in bunds. treasury bunds spread should start compressing. >> if it compresses, it is because the yield curve is rising, not because ours is declining. the piece of the puzzle that is absent from a look at relative spreads between the u.s. dollar and euro curves is that cross currency swap spreads have been deeply negative, which makes it expensive for euro or japanese investors to hedge out currency u.s. treasuries. it looks like a 2% or 3% nominal yield actually looks worse than local c

but, hard to say at this point in the growth cycle with confidence that there will be a rate hike anywhere on the horizon. jonathanat matter, can treasuries go it alone? about supply,g rate hikes, but the spread between treasuries and bunds is getting higher. priya: in the long end, it is disconnected from heights -- hikes. the market has looked at the weaker european data and pushed back the end of qe. the ecb is going to an qe this year. early next year, there is a scarcity of bunds, they realize they can't do qe forever, so they might end qe. then you she an upward movement in bunds. i think the treasury-bund spread should compress. michael: if it does, it it is probably because their euro is rising. the piece of the puzzle that is absent from a look at relative spreads between the usd and the euro curves, swap spreads have been deeply negative, which makes it hugely expensive for euro or japanese investors to hedge out currency risks buying u.s. treasuries. it looks like a 2% or 3% nominal yield, so a japanese investor looks worse than local currency yields. jonathan: when does it get more attractive for forei

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my kids then they took my kids and now they took me. it's hard...never asked if you love your kids or if it's true. that from 29 year old jonathan allen who faces 16 felony charges including 7 counts of torture and 9 counts of child abuse on his 10 kids. tuesday allen spoke from a visitors jail cell in solano county.sot i want police to know that i am not an animal i am not an animal you didn't even ask me or tell me what i supposedly done... the couple's kids range in age from 4 months to 12 years old. the ten kids were recently rescued from this home. new court documents say that allen and his wife 30 year old ina rogers punched, strangled, bit, and shot their kids with weapons such as crossbows and bb guns. the documents go on to say that the couple hit the kids with weapons such as sticks and bats and subjected them to waterboarding. in fact tuesday ina rogers was charged with 9 additional felony counts of child abuse. jonathan says him and his wife are not to blame and that his wife's mother brainwashed the kids.sot they would say this because they are brainwashed because they are still children....look at the other cases w

and jonathan swan is a national reporter for axios. phil, you were there. that one guy was a hardyou surprised at the fact they said better not fire mueller? >> a little bit. they were -- they didn't like the investigation. they used words like witch hunt. they agree with the president on that. but they were in agreement with their trump critics when it came to whether trump should exercise what he believes to be his presidential power to fire mueller. they thought that would be bad and look like he has something to hide, an indication of guilt and that politically, it would not go well. they encouraged the president to stick with this investigation till it reaches its conclusion. >> i love the way they say it's a year and therefore, end it when none of these people in out there in 195 telling ken starr, better kill this four-year whitewater investigation heading eventually to monica lewinsky by way of paula jones. nobody wants to shut these things off when they're going at the other guy. >> i for one am shocked at the double standard, hard to fathom. part of the reason these vote

jonathan martin. i know that covering the senator is something that matters. personally, this will start mattering, as well. it is hardjohn mccain and not have him effect you personally. let's hear him in his own words about what is motivating him where he is. >> i don't know how much longer i will be here. maybe i will have another five years. maybe with the advances in oncology they will find new treatments for my cancer and extend my life. maybe i will be gone before you hear this. my predicament is rather unpredictable. i am prepared for either contingency. i have things i would like to take care of first, some work that needs finishing and some people i need to see. and i want to talk to my fellow americans a little more if i may. i want to urge americans for as long as i can to remember that the shared devotion to human rights is our truest heritage and our most important loyalty. >> what a tough thing to do. it's bad enough for his family or for the family t watch somebody slip away. e senator's mind is there. he is still active and dealing with really hard questions. what do you understand about how the proces

hard time as punishment for the trouble he's caused them. here's hoping they get that chance very soon. inlos angeles, jonathan hunt, fox news .elebrations of those three americans coming back from north korea. it was understandably a joyous celebration. there is this renewed interest in americans held abroad as political pawns. the austin tice in syria. a lot for chris wallace to talk about tomorrow. >>elizabeth: you brought that up to bob levinson's daughter who was on the show. mike pompeo will be on chris wallace's show, tomorrow. you asked if she was impacted by the hostages coming home this week. does that give her hope after she heard the president was withdrawing from the iran nuclear deal but it's fascinating. >>leland: she was i think poignant when she said there will always be a pit in my stomach until my dad comes home, as is true for all who have somebody abroad that they love. thanks for joining us. great show.we will see you back here tomorrow. liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night, so he got home safe. yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. what?! you

jonathan, good to see you. so what is the significance of the mccabe memo that he wrote and turned over? >> it is hard that ultimately it may say more about the mccabe's mind-set than the presidents. the president was clear, he told everybody from the fbi director to his barber that he wanted it to be made public that he was not a target or subject of the investigation. he had been very consistent about that. all of the witnesses have said that. it is not too surprising that he suggested the same mantra. it might be an obsession to be sure, but it is not a cover story. at least for people looking at it objectively. if mccabe wrote the memo, because he felt that the president was trying to create a cover story, it does raise the question how mccabe viewed the president and his motivation. so the memo may say a lot about both men. >> martha: here is one of the tweets that the president put out today. "not that it matters, but i never fired james comey because of russia. the corrupt mainstream media loves to push the narrative, but they know it is not true. "what everybody took off was a sound bite from

jonathan allen, i know you're drying to jump in. >> the problem for giuliani for president trump and michael cohen it's hard to find the morally ethically and pure way in which a fixer pays off a porn star to be quiet about an affair that she says she but the president says they didn't have through payments that are made in, you know, after the lawyer makes them by the way in the milled of an election campaign. it's hard to square all those things and find a way in which that couldn't have happened that it doesn't either violate a law, violate cohen's faith as an attorney and not criminally fund in the say problem for all of them and the reason they have to think about what the facts are is usually when politicians have to think about the facts are it's because they might not be telling the truth. >> jamal, as we look getting ready to see the president get off marine one and board air force one, what did you make whauf just heard from president trump from the legal perspective? >> i mean you can't make this stuff up. i think that pete and jonathan and annie are all exactly right, which is the president's creating more legal challenges f

might mean that there's a lot of people who are going to be asked more hard questions and looking at potential jail time. >> jonathanit has the profile of an access payment. we saw that when the obamas came to office, we saw that when the clintons came to office. it does have that profile. this was a guy walking around with a virtual tip jar on his belt. it does make me feel a little uneasy about the retainer that willie has had me pay for access to "morning joe" since december, but he told me that's also standard procedure. so i'm not casting aspersions. >> joyce vance, ari melber, jonathan turley, thank you very much. john podhoretz, thank you as well. >>> of course we're following breaking news. this came via tweet by president trump, but the three american detainees in north korea are being released. they are coming home with secretary pompeo, who had a very quick trip there, and arriving, according to president trump, at andrews air force base at 2:00 a.m. this morning. the president will be there to greet them. that in itself is great news. we'll be right back with much more "morning joe." s time to wa. wakey!

jonathan turley, law professor at george washington university. welcome, good to see you as always. what do you think you make what you seen her so far? >> it's hardho is telling the truth here. some media sources have said that they have conformed much of what michael avenatti has said about these payments. if they are true, i'm not too sure this is strong evidence of russian collusion. it doesn't help michael cohen. he would be reduced to saying look, i'm not a criminal, i'm just really sleazy because if these payments were made, they were made for access. michael cohen when didn't have anything particular to sell accept his access to trump. you would have trump running on the pledge to drain the swamp and you would have michael: basically marketing swamp tours. it's not good even in the best-case scenario if these documents turn out to be accurate in various new place newspapers have said they believe they are accurate. >> martha: about contracting them for certain services. saying that they ended up ending the deal but they had to pay in full because they had contracted for a year, him on retainer for whatever, access to the president i suppos

jonathan allen. it's great to see you. >> good to see you. >> that tweet from president trump had mitch mcconcconnell's fingerprints all over it. >> he wanted to get in there and knock this guy as hardhe could. blankenship has attacked mcconnell, called him cocaine mitch. gone after his wife. >> in racist terms. yeah. >> mitch mcconnell is out of the 535 members of congress the one least likely to have experimented with cocaine. blankanin shhh is arguing essentially as many other candidates this year are arguing in republican primaries that he is the trumpiest. so much so that when the president attacked him today he actually said i'm even trumpier than trump. >> i think we have that cocaine mitch ad. let's look at it. >> they are running ads that say the coal mine blew up and i went to prison. there is no surprise there. if you want jobs and if you want to end the drug epidemic and if you want to protect the unborn you need to vote for me. up with of my goals as u.s. senator will be to ditch cocaine mitch. >> that of course did not include the incendiary remarks about mitch mcconnell's wife that you referenced. i'm not sure i have ever seen a political ad like that in my career. >>

hard crimes to prove. but what giuliani was saying would not be a perfect defense. >> jonathan turley, thank you very muchor calling in. believe it or not, that was just part of what rudy giuliani said last night. just a small part. we'll compare and contrast what he said about the firing of jim comey, with what the president said nearly one year ago, we have many more people to hear from, we'll get to rick, eddie and kasie, after a quick break. ford ecosport. woman: my niece maria. maria: hi! woman: perfection! by connecting drivers to what's important. maria: i love that. and by protecting those who matter the most. the all-new ecosport. it's the big upgrade in a small package. from ford. america's best-selling brand. see what you can get for under 20 grand with the all-new ecosport. see what you can get for under 20 grand ♪ tired of wrestling with seemingly impossible cleaning tasks? using wipes in the kitchen, and sprays in the bathroom can be ineffective. try mr. clean magic eraser with durafoam. simply add water, and use in your kitchen for burnt on food, in your bathroom to remove soap scum, and on

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hard hitting. we've seen their work in the past. it has been independent and neutral. i think that's the correct thing to do. >> heather: george washington university law professor jonathanley endorsing the department of justice investigating the f.b.i. after the president went off on twitter basically saying this quote amongst a lot of other things. i here by demand that the department of justice look into whether or not the f.b.i./d.o.j. infiltrated or surveilled the trump campaign for political purposes and if any such demands or requests were made by people within the obama administration. byron york is the chief political correspondent for "the washington examiner" and joins us with more on this. we appreciate it, byron. so in terms of how the d.o.j. has now responded. they say the i.g. will take this over and they will investigate, add it to the fisa investigation, do you think it's a good idea? >> i think first of all this was going to be investigated. no doubt about that. there is a possibility that what the president was calling for is already being investigated. remember, there is an existing inspector general investigation into what republicans call fisa abuse

jonathan blake. celebration in swindon and relief all round for the conservatives. relief all round, we've fended off a significant challenge from the labour party, they worked hard in the tories in essex, taking basildon from no overall control. but this election night is a marathon not a sprint, this is local democracy in action, voters across england have had their say. one by one, paper by paper, the crosses are being counted and those who set and spend your council tax or awaiting the boaters verdict. labour is strong in london, the mayor came to see how things were going in wandsworth, a couple of once rock—solid tory boroughs, the party had high hopes of taking, ton—80 did not sound so sure. i've never known anything other than a tory council in wandsworth, here we are, working in words which have never had labour candidates knocking on doors, we are working in words were residents have never received a laboured leaflet and that is the progress we made. yellow seemed to be the winning colour in richmond upon thames, the tories on course to lose the richmond borough on an antique brea ks richmond borough on an antique breaks of platform. in trafford, labour we

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