we discussed today's rebrand ceo jonathan johnson. this is bloomberg. ♪ today's the day you graduate from southern new hampshire university. i've been waiting for this day my whole life. the fact that i get to walk across the stage and get my degree, it's honestly unreal. don't ever stop. keep on believing in yourself. it is never too late. if you're out there to wonder if you could be an snhu graduate today is the day to find out. visit snhu.edu. was also the first time your profits left you speechless. at the counter or on the go, save 20% with the lowest transaction fees and keep more of what you make. start saving today at godaddy.com jon: this is "bloomberg markets" . i'm jon erlichman with sonali basak. overstock has a new online name, rebranding as bed, bath & beyond. it is part of the plan to grow its online retail presence. overstock acquired the rights to the brand out of bankruptcy and we have already seen overstock relaunch the bed, bath & beyond brand in canada. sonali: we are joined by jonathan johnson, ceo of bed, bath

coming up jonathan johnson joining bloomberg tv.omberg. >> we welcome our bloomberg television audience and radio listeners. standing alongside pgt partners ceo paul taubman. rare for you to join us on television. it's remarkable that eight years ago you started pj tn took it public and now you've tripled your headcount. you are having a record half year at a time when most investment banks are facing a prolonged slump in revenue. can you keep it up? paul: we are going to certainly try to. thank you for having me on. it's great to be here. almost eight years as you point out and we have a plan paid we are moving forward with the plan. if you look at her first six months it was driven by the structure practice and we are increasingly taking share and trying to get to the forefront of liability management try to work with companies to react with ties and restructure the balance sheets and deal with the fact interest rates grind higher. and we are growing out a leading strategic advisory business in the early innings so we are dealing

joining the conversation all morning long this morning, adam johnson, brenda o'connor wanis and jonathanon. "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪ maria: president biden sitting down for a rare interview with the weather channel he has not answered any questions about the biden family influence peddling scheme since devon archer's testimony last week and the bank records have been exposed. instead, he's going on the weather channel to talk about climate change. house republicans are ramping up their investigation, oversight committee chairman james comer revealing his plans to release more biden family bank records this week. jonathan, your reaction? >> it's interesting, if i were in biden's position i would want to focus on the weather, than the turbulent political winds that are coming his way. i think in his position you're looking at a situation where you're trying to distract the american people with the spectacle of all the trials, criminal charges against trump and meanwhile the evidence is clear, they have enough, maria, to actually impeach him right now. i was talking with m

a chief correspondent, jonathan hunt, is live with those details. johnsonod evening victor ren good evening to you, trace. if anyone was using for those looking for unity, immigration and border security certainly provided it. >> when joe biden took over, he threw open the southern border of the nine states and the wave of humanity, the wave of fentanyl that has been eloquently described here is a wave of human tragedy across this country. >> want to talk about a country in decline, you have the cartels controlling a lot of part of your southern border. we have to reestablish the rule of law and we have to defend our people. >> jonathan: vivek ramaswamy also accused the biden administration of focusing on the wrong border and sending millions to help get ukraine in its fight against the russian invasion. >> i think that this is disastrous. we are protected against an invasion across somebody else's border when we should use those same military resources to prevent it across the invasion of our own southern border here in the united states. [cheers and appla

jonathan capehart and this is the sunday show. american democracy became a true democracy 58 years ago today. for on this day in 1960, president lyndon b. johnson signed the voting rights act into law. removing legal barriers for black voters, johnson not only made a quality at the ballot box of reality for everyone but he also ensured this nation's laws matched its revered ideals. and yeah, it's over the ensuing indicates protections under the act have been chipped away. most notably after the 2013 supreme court decision in shelby v. holder which made it easier for states to pass restrictive voting laws. still, the outcome of our elections and our democracy held firm. until january six 2020 line. an angry red violent mob stormed the capitol driven by one terrified goal. overturn a free and fair election. they were motivated by the lives of one. dan donald j trump. the new twice impeached thrice indicted for now former president of the united states. that dark day expose just how fragile american democracy, our democracy, really is. but, trump is now finally facing accountability for trying to illegally stated. power that indictment includes a

jonathan hunt, your thing. turned to honestly, i don't think i have a thing i do. maybe it is just sit around on the tv set and become. troy johnsonsandra smith america reports their thing. here they are. >> if someone asked me to do that thing you do, it will defend most depend if they were an adult or child. if it was my kids and they said, hey, dad, do the thing you do,. [imitating donald duck] and talk like donald duck. that is the thing that i would do. >> if somebody said, do the thing you do, and we were at a party or something, i have a total party trick. i definitely am not doing this on tv. but i can put my hands together and i can put them all the way over my head and then untwist them and put them -- it is my best party trick. >> trace: , met homebody, your thing? >> i don't think i have a weird physical talent. it would just be my happy place. >> trace: thank you. john wood jr.? >> i know how to sit for my supper. i might do a little thing. ♪ heavenly saints are falling ♪ ♪ your voice is calling ♪ ♪ it is probably time ♪ >> trace: beautiful. singh is out. i love that. catch and de says zoom arms is for thing. i have a

johnson. ceo of the antidefamation league, jonathan greenblatt and president of the drum major institution, arndreaing. >>> up next, vladimir putin breaks his silence on the death of a long-time ally who led a brief rebellion against the russian president's leadership this summer. we'll have the very latest for you. that's next on "morning joe." trying to control my asthma felt anything but normal. ♪ ♪ enough was enough. i talked to an asthma specialist and found out my severe asthma is driven by eosinophils, a type of asthma nucala can help control. now, fewer asthma attacks and less oral steroids that's my nunormal with nucala. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. talk to your asthma specialis

johnson. the writing shows the immediacy to be knowledgeable and address this and interpret the reaction we -- reactions, we see out of beijing. jonathan payrolls report for august on friday. september is around the corner. tom: bramo will be here. jonathan: a sneak peek of the number. shy of 170,000 jobs is the estimate. the average increase in job growth over the past three months will be the smallest since the start of 2021. seeing that deceleration, that is the objective. so we are told tom: of the federal reserve. david kelly of jp morgan makes clear, there is a negative payroll statistic out there somewhere. i do not know where it is. we are taking our suite time to get there. jonathan: will not be on friday. you will be here on friday. tom: the kids are back. they are in their school thing and are worried about this. jonathan: september weather in new york is the summer equivalent in the u.k. i am not letting go of summer. tom: we will go to jackson hole,, out from the walk up i have on in manhattan, the leaves beginning to change across central park. jonathan: you love that. tom: the a tumble change we are beginning to see. jon

johnson: it speaks to correction, what you said an hour ago. tom: he dovetailed his work. it wasn't too big, banks, but he said get ready for another leg up. jonathany the weakness? other people, mike wilson, morgan stanley says this will continue. lisa: it is toxic but slightly commit gives you a bad stomach ache and then you feel fine and ever but he keeps going. that is what some people are banking on. tom: the euro and the yen, right now, to help us out, drink market strategy and? global investments, looking at the allocation of portfolios, vittorio fernandez. is it a time to reallocate, what is the nuance across what to do h a marginal 5% of the portfolio? >> i think if you are overweight, some of the names that have been doing so well that have been over but -- overbought, you should be reallocating, trimming, going into something different. the approach we've had with our clients as we have been much more conservative in our approach, assuming we would see the equity market pullback. we were talking a seven to 10 percent correction, down around 5% now. having the balanced portfolio, some value names, cyclical names, that is where you should