who is jonathan swift perhaps a cabinetmaker, but it would be strange, of course, alexei and who is jonathan? the only thing to tell him is that you are most likely an englishman, we will take it as a question, what did the jonatant write, and sergey if i'm not mistaken, that he wrote gulliver's adventures there it also seems to me that you are not mistaken alexey and how did you answer the question? what do you think under this definition, which is more suitable for the place. we will work on the style of alexander i had a version of poetry, however. i remembered the definition of style. well, as a definition of what is included in the concept of style, these are specific words, and i it seemed that this is an option, but the style i answered this question correctly answer to this question - this is an option, but the style the fourth question, what instrument is used to measure the distance traveled by the car, and the speedometer b is an odometer with a barometer time? what are some ideas? what language is the speedometer? do you study at school? daria foreign english, let 's try to parse

who is jonathan swift perhaps a cabinetmaker, but it would be strange, of course, alexei and who is jonathanhing to tell him that it is most likely an englishman, we will take it for granted that jonatant wrote, and sergey if i am not mistaken that he dancing wrote gulliver's adventures it also seems to me that you are not mistaken alexey and how did you answer the question? what do you think under this definition, what is more suitable for me answered the options, according to the style of alexander, i had a version of poetry. however. i remembered the definition of style. well, how is the definition of what is included in the concept of style these are specific words, and it seemed to me that this is an option, but did i answer this style correctly? answer to this question. this is a variant, but a style the fourth question, what instrument is used to measure the distance covered by the car, and the speedometer b the odometer with the barometer time? what are the ideas i chose the option as well? what language is the speedometer? do you study at school? foreign english, let's try to parse

after 9 months, one judge said jonathan swift with his little abuse and reasoning, just rejected and 3 pages is $150.00 page a submission and said no denied, denied, denied. and that would mean they has one last chance what you asked me about, and that is this last ditch effort to go before 2 judges in a public hearing for 30 minutes. and we're waiting here in london for that to happen. it could be any day. nobody's ever informed me that even us, honest people don't know. we were at 2 events in, in the parliament square on saturday. and then julian, sancha had a birthday party which of course he was conspicuously absent. but we heard a lot, and we've talked a lot to stella and kristen crafts in about what's going on and the it could come at any time this hearing. and if they reject is here whenever they make that decision, it can be put on a plan that night to the united states. there is one last chance and that is to europe being court of human rights, which his lawyers, hassan has submitted a filing in december, asking them to intervene. there are cases where the court has interven

it kind of reminds me, going back 300 years to jonathan and lemuel jonathan swift and lemuel gulliverver in gulliver of gulliver in lilliput, where they're pegging him down. they've this great him down. they've got this great trump figure and the lilliputians are trying to peg him down. that feel to me. >> yeah, no, absolutely . i mean >> yeah, no, absolutely. i mean and also, i mean, do you think would you rather see ron desantis as the republican candidate? >> because , i mean, i feel like >> because, i mean, i feel like at the moment, you know, people are kind of desperate to get even on the democrat side. joe biden popular. is biden isn't popular. america is not they're being not sure if they're being governed by by biden or governed by by joe biden or being haunted by him. so you know, he doesn't look well, biden. >> biden doesn't look a well man. >> he doesn't look well. and he's losing. i mean, you get you get the feeling he's losing his his faculties. you his mental faculties. and, you know, he is 80 years old. know, he is he is 80 years old. i wouldn't want my dad's 80. i wou

it kind of reminds me, going back 300 years to jonathan and lemuel jonathan swift and lemuel gulliverver in gulliver of gulliver in lilliput, where they're pegging him down. they've this great him down. they've got this great trump figure and the lilliputians are trying to peg him down. that feel to me. >> yeah, no, absolutely . i mean >> yeah, no, absolutely. i mean and also, i mean, do you think would you rather see ron desantis as the republican candidate? >> because , i mean, i feel like >> because, i mean, i feel like at the moment, you know, people are kind of desperate to get even on the democrat side. joe biden popular. is biden isn't popular. america is not they're being not sure if they're being governed by by biden or governed by by joe biden or being haunted by him. so you know, he doesn't look well, biden. >> biden doesn't look a well man. >> he doesn't look well. and he's losing. i mean, you get you get the feeling he's losing his his faculties. you his mental faculties. and, you know, he is 80 years old. know, he is he is 80 years old. i wouldn't want my dad's 80. i wou

swift. they get on an airplane and go see her. jonathan: maybe argentina?iley: basically anywhere that's not the united states. tom: it's cheaper to go to dublin than here. jonathan: in some places it's cheaper to get a flight there. tom: afterthought is in the studio today. the apple store is 642 steps away and they are open 20 47. it's the barbie airpods max. jonathan: i'm sorry, what? tom: $499 for your pods. jonathan: just for headphones. wow. ♪ >> will have around 3000 jobs with redundancy over the next few years. 1000 are in relation to our decision to integrate the swiss bank. if we would have chosen to spin off the swiss bank, we would have had to reduce it by 600. jonathan: the ubs ceo putting a number on it, number we haven't heard before. 3000, does that sound like a large number to you for credit suisse? tom: the rule of thumb is you get a three year work out on any church -- on any takeover. they have massive politics and they will pop a 10,000 number which is bigger than 9000. they will come in short and they will try and chat out. a little bi

swift impact across america, is it permanent? >> i think the future of america has more to do with entertainment than anything right now. jonathananks for that final point. are you going to watch that concert, taylor swift? tom: i don't do the concert. kailey: it's a culture moment. tom: have you been? kailey: i have not. tom: i can see you going three times. kailey: i feel like i'm missing out. tom: i have my favorite songs. did anybody expect this to or three years ago? i don't think so. jonathan: can she dance? i was watching some clips the other day and i don't get it. it was a little messy over the weekend. i saw how much people paid for those tickets. kailey: it was like 10 grand. jonathan: can you see kaylee paying the kind of money? tom: everton is the team. mark carney said you will be relegated so watch it. jonathan: that sounds like a threat. from new york city this morning, good morning, this is bloomberg. ♪ to this day i only paid what i had to pay for the device... when i go back everything is covered. there's so much you're missing by not having hearing aids. we'll find you a hearing aid that fits your lifestyle a

jonathan: lisa: then you get central banks reporting saying the reason why nation is so high is because of taylor swiftre the problems we have stateside. in china they have real albums -- problems weird chinese authorities have asked eight owned banks intervene in the fx market. the potential, i stress potential over the japan. we went through levels that we breached in the last 12 months. all of this stuff developing in fx. lisa: you raised a point earlier when you said maybe the u.s. is doing ok. maybe things are starting not to break but to reach a breaking point outside of the u.s. because of the moves we are seeing in yields. because of the moves we are seeing with dollar strength. it is a good question to understand the interconnect of this year at what point do yields break everything in innate time where -- in a time where china is in a difficult spot. jonathan: it's really early days . dollar strength is not a friend of what is happening in china or japan. let's turn to the broader section of the equity market. it is just ok, no drama. we are positive. the drama has been in the bond market. po

taylor's will move the americans job market -- taylor swift will move the american job market. jonathan a scandinavian country who tried to brain -- or tried to blame price pressure on taylor swift? lisa: and beyonce. there was another country talking about beyonce tickets causing a surgeon inflations. jonathan: we are getting an odd from our guest alongside of us who has done the research and morgan stanley. tom: we migrate off of that to sarah wolfe, senior economist in charge of taylor swift economics at morgan stanley. where is gdp? the joke is ms. swift is moving the needle on gdp. forget about that. we have been so wrong about gdp. is this a 3% gdp america? sarah: i do not think it is a 3%. we are tracking closer to 1.5%. what is interesting is where we are seeing the strength. consumer spending is coming down, equipment is coming down, housing has been week. where has the strength been? manufacturing activity. that ties into onshore again near assuring and the infrastructure bill. typically structures are interest sensitive component to the economy. they are up 94%. tom: lisa wan

it -- if it is any of the events like taylor swift or "barbie" where people are buying new items to wear to those events. jonathanh on luxury, different regions are performing better than others. in america, it has been disappointing. china allowed a tours to u.k. and united states. some people believe that my make a difference. i want your opinion on that. does the movie dial? -- that move the dial? dana: i think it is going to show an increase, i think it will help to drive demand. you need more than tourist groups to drive the needle but it should help the decline we have seen from those luxury players in the americas. jonathan: the theme i have tried to work on and i have not had much clarity, a year or two years ago we would see a lot of people embracing buy now pay later for entry-level luxury goods. what we have learned is that entry-level luxury at certain firms has been hit. are the two things tied? do those dots line up to you? have we seen a bubble burst? dana: it has burst and little bit. when you think about the headwinds of rising interest rates, you have student loans coming up in october. the aver

swift concerts and traveling around? and then supported an economic acceleration that has defied all expectations and it will end or is it something sustainable? jonathanlifornia are pushing back their tax returns to buy the tickets? lisa: 100%. [laughter] jonathan: you think is a correlation between the tour and pushing back the tax returns? lisa: i'm not going to say correlation is not causation but -- no, i think you are seeing some of the spending start to shift and we heard the tone from the retail ceos and you could be cynical and say they are trying to lower expectations. some people might suggest that. however, you have to think people are kind of rating it in a little bit around the edges. jonathan: done on the retailers any excuse in the oven right now. lisa: do you think that is what it is? jonathan: getting out of it. lisa: larry summers recipe, stick it in the oven? jonathan: a little bit of this and the little bit of that. upside surprise, things are great. up next, from new york, this is bloomberg. he snores like an angry rhino. you've never heard an angry rhino. baby i hear one every night... every night. okay. i'll work on that. save 5