they're to reach the knockouts for more on this match, rejoined by france, football, expert, jonathan johnson in paris. jonathan, do you expect friends to rest in players today against tennis yet? yes, certainly. seems like the most likely scenario, obviously from impacted by many injuries before the tournament side. i think the, the additional won't take too many unnecessary risks, but i think there is also in elements of continuity which is always being part of their shots approach to these big tournaments. i do think that we'll see certain individuals in positions remain in the starting 11. but for example, in some areas of the page where there's perhaps not that much strength in depth, he will look to make changes. i expect to see class like taylor and all this, for example, sit this one out because there is very little depth back now. you've even got water come over intentionally coming in there. and he's primarily midfielder or they think to be hoping very well, despite those key injuries to park by conte and bends in before the tournaments. how vital is it that and bob a stay fit thoug

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right, jonathan johnson told us he's been impressed with how the defending champions have coped with a list of injuries. obviously keeping them back a fit is key, but i think something else has been really important. i'm really impressed at the beginning of this tournament has actually been sort of the togetherness that missing this many players and perhaps, and elements of misfortune as managed to create with additional group. because part of the issue for from post 2018 and the success in russia has been managing to continue this united mentality that carried them so far in the early years of dish . all right, so now you know, to have, you know, that sort of chemistry back within the players is very, very important. but obviously adults usually when you have a player suit the stop player, like actually back in the, the form that he's incur. nice. so as long as he is fits and fire, you know, i think it will feel that they have a chunk of going all the way the belief is now growing. i don't think that there is much confidence that this 4 hands. but i think having seen the way the fro

blow to with then efforts to undermine the attendance development gonzales has 4 r t and jonathan ah, and jaylen johnson. i received a somewhat frosty reception during his visit to beijing this week, according to reports love sholtes arrived hoping to improve relations between the you in china, but left without even a handshake. with it really looks like shoals is nervous salesman visiting v i. p customer for the 1st time, no handshake, either pathetic and contemptible, for shows to give up his dignity like this. anything is possible when survival at stake. ah. the chocolate chip debating remains a topic of control to say on global media. we have more on the, on the visit on our website. they had to auntie dot com to find out more. hey, thanks for keeping his company here were not the international. this sunday went back to talk with what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be in arms. race is on often very dramatic development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time to sit down and

coming up, jonathan bydlak willoin us and later, kierra johnson will come discuss the lgbtq community. we will be back. guest: the talk is he will support solutions for the entire year. host: the pushback is the dependent men -- the pushback is the department of justice saying , what is your view on solution? guest: they are not reliant on the funding they have. the doj did a report do they suffer under solution. . they were not getting a lot of funding. they have continuing solutions again every year. it is not a new process they have been able to plan for. when you combine evidence from gao, it makes me think this is not a legitimate concern. host: is this unusual it would be a big spending? guest: the amendment in the 1930's is a way of cutting down. the constitution says it took two months off of that. traveling from california. the goal then was to reduce the period. you can get policy that reduces accountability. it has become this time where it might not be the political will to do. the other problem, you have a lot of these big spending priorities. get their hands in the cooki

johnson popped live from new york city, good morning, this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am jonathan ferro. futures on the s&p closer to .5%. america decides, and cpi's around the corner. tom: america decides, cpi, equally as strong as this election we will see in the next two days. results coming out after tuesday. the market today shows that indecision, if you will, in decision 20. jonathan: question of the week, if you could have the result of one thing right now, would it be midterms or inflation america? lisa: inflation america, cpi for the next 2, 3 months. it would be the outcome of the election for the next 2, 3 years. the near term rally is really being driven by the cpi for longer, fiscal, and just political backdrop. tom: the distillate here is good luck, less fiscal -- is gridlock, less fiscal stimulus. jonathan: is that positive in the longer term? if you cannot deliver a countercyclical fiscal buffer when you need one, is that positive next year? that will affect inflation and bond yields, and inflation -- it is a lot of questions and i have not got a clue. lisa: we do

wait until you hear what senator ron johnson said. and jonathan swan, i like your crazy laugh, it's literally crazy. >> it's actually genetic. it's really embarrassing. it's high pitched. >> it's like the joker, i love it. >> it's crazy. >> stay where you are, please. >> mika wants to hear you laugh again. >> we have a packed show. we'll be joined by two democratic senate candidates, tim ryan of ohio, and val demings of florida ahead of next week's midterm election -- >> what did ron johnson say? >> you just wait, it's excruciating. >> it's like the guy who had rocks in his head. >>> former president trump gets called out by member of his own party for not spending more money to help some of the candidates he endorsed this election cycle. >>> also this morning, president biden's message to voters in new mexico and california last night, we'll take a look at those new remarks. >>> and oath keepers founder, stewart rhodes expected to take the stand today in the seditious conspiracy trial against him and four other members of the far right group. >>

johnson's cabinet. what i'm really looking for is a bit of forgiveness. that's what i'm really looking for. oh, my god, i nearly cried then. 0ur political correspondent jonathanus now. how did he defend himself? he said it was a mistake to have broken the guidance that he had set, but it had happened, he said, because he had fallen in love with someone. as you heard fair, he asked laterfor someone. as you heard fair, he asked later for forgiveness. someone. as you heard fair, he asked laterforforgiveness. he was challenged by itv presenter charlene white also in the camp who said his apology wouldn't cut it for families like hers who had lost a loved one during the pandemic, and followed the guidance closely. he said that that was one of the reasons he regretted what he had done so much. matt hancock has been accused of cashing in on what's described as a terrible legacy by the covid bereaved families forjustice group. asked about his handling of the pandemic as a whole, he said he would defend that far more robustly, that the problems were caused not by people trying to respond to the virus but by coronavirus itself. jonathan blake, thank you very much. a pe

coming up wednesday morning, jonathan of the institute discusses government spending an upcoming fiscal deadlines facing congress. and sierra johnsoncutive director of the national lgbt cute task force talks about the respect for marriage act and other public policy issues impacting those who identify as lgbtq. watch washington journal live at seven eastern wednesday morning on c-span or on c-span now the free mobile app or join the discussion with your phone calls facebook comments, facts and tweets. on wednesday transportation and construction executives talk about how the bipartisan infrastructure bill is affecting their industries. live coverage from the senate public works committee 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span three. you can also watch in a free mobile video app c-span now or online at c-span.org. ♪ join us this thursday at live on c-span for the first official white house date a dinner of the biden administration. as president biden and first lady joe biden welcome the president of france and his wife to washington celebrate the relationship between the united states in one of its closest allies but grammy award-winning arti

johnson, bbc news. we“rejoined now byjonathan head, who's at the g20 summit in bali. morning, jonathan.rgency talks, they didn't say much of this because at this stage they don't know enough. there was no real sense would be to get a strong response to that yet, most of the leaders are urging real caution until we know the full circumstances. there was much wider condemnation of russia for launching that missile strike. its own foreign minister was here talking about how to get greater peace and prosperity in the world. it might have helped the western strike of these groups, having those muscle —— missile strikes, we have got stronger language in the final condemnation here of russia. the g20 includes china which has been seen as backing russia in the past, china made its peace with america, joe biden and xijinping met here and they have come out, you got the sense that russia was more isolated thanit sense that russia was more isolated than it had been in the past. thahk than it had been in the past. thank ou ve than it had been in the past. thank you very much- _ than it had been in