josh.'s good ties. you've got a haircut and you know what else is new.7 yes, haircut and you know what else is new? yes, we've got new seats, right? we've got new people are saying, what's going on? gb news? what's going with the producer? we've got new seats. we're not going anywhere here. yeah, we're doing brilliant. you don't get new seats when things aren't going good. >> but did anyone know josh , >> but did anyone know josh, that the seats about the previous seats, did they know what seats were on previously? they were terrible. yeah, yeah , they were terrible. yeah, yeah, it's so good. you okay? josh, i'm just so happy. >> we've been asking for new seats. you seem. it's a sign that the gods are looking on us and shining and going, recognising us for our great work. >> yes. it's where the. it's the money. they're not paying me has gone into the seats. but it's worth it, you know it is worth it. you know what, josh? that's going to be an hour in a mainstream media article, presenter go

as josh says . josh says. >> yeah, absolutely., a lot of left wing organisations that say, you know, they ostensibly work to combat hate and intolerance and fascism and nazis and stuff. they completely leave , they completely leave, islamofascism alone because they're scared of being called racist by other far leftists. so, yeah, it's ridiculous. and we've seen this, you know, in germany they have the problem as well. they took in, you know, so many, muslim refugees and now they've got youths doing , doing they've got youths doing, doing hitler salutes and, you know, that's obviously a bit of a no no in germany. yeah. >> i mean, the thing is that sometimes, you know, i'm online, i'm getting abused all day, every day. and genuinely, i don't know where this stuff is coming from. like, it's everyone, but it's like, no, the whole horseshoe theory . and it's whole horseshoe theory. and it's just like. but you're like, you see the palestinian flag, you're like, is this guy a far right far? you know, i've had nick griffin from the former

josh, we'll start with there.osh, we'll start with the telegraph. >> yes, sir. »- >> yes, sir. >> nick gambles on snap poll. and, this is all very exciting. we have six weeks of this stuff coming up, it was somewhat marred by, of course, the rain. >> as we can see there, no one thought to bring an umbrella or and things can only get better. >> being played in the background was quite amusing . background was quite amusing. quite. who did that? >> i think it was steve bray. >> i think it was steve bray. >> was it? i think it was dream. oh, sorry. you mean sorry? >> so this is, the interesting thing is the questions are why they've wisely, of course , made they've wisely, of course, made that decision. >> and it seems to be the analysis on the telegraph that seems that makes sense to me. anyway, is number one is inflation is coming down to the lowest figure in three years. >> yeah, number two is that immigration is also seems to be coming down some of these, which we're going to be talking about some of these decisi

loretta is speaking as we speak. >> i wouldn't disagree with josh but i would add to what josh is saying here. >> smart decision, steve. >> we'll see. he's saying it will take longer to reach the 2% goal than previously thought. prudent to hold rates at restrictive stance for longer, the key of where both he, powell and barkin are. she expects progress at a slower pace. i'll stop it there, josh, to say, i don't think can you love stocks and love the earnings. if the fed is hating on the economy and hating on where the rates are right now, i think this embrace you talked about earlier this big hug to earnings, the surprise, a precondition of that is where the fed is right now and what they're saying about the current rate, which is that it is enough to bring down inflation. they don't need to do more. they just need to do it for longer. and exhibit number one, i will just show the tale of the tape from 8:30 a.m. yesterday. everybody focused on the inflation number. i think they missed one piece in there which was the retail sales. a revision down from march as well and somewhat lower infl

i know josh isn't.ticularly into football, but i am aware that var is proving very controversial, mainly because of the delays rather than the yeah , it's it takes than the yeah, it's it takes some of the essence out of football for me now. it's often right. i mean, you hear a lot of times about when it's wrong. however, it's still subject to human error, which means it can be incredibly, incredibly frustrating. i think part of top level sport and the excitement of it is, is some of that human error, though, where the referee. because when you stop , referee. because when you stop, you can't really celebrate a goal anymore because you don't know if it was offside or if the third movement of offside was offside. and for me, it takes some of the essence out of it. it's very much by the book. and do you know what? the rules aren't always as fun as they sound. >> no, i think you're right. and it's, you know, it's all part of a of a piece with, a general trend at the moment that people fear that, a degree of

josh.he big story they're going with is kinnock voters not in love with starmer. this is one of those we're talking about what what. but this is one of those things where someone who was asked a question on the on the week in westminster, and they asked him the question, do you think that the voters are in love with star? we went, no, i don't think the votes are. and then it's the big front page. so, yes, of course, i guess the point is that people seemed excited about like , tony blair excited about like, tony blair getting into power. there was a certain excitement there, whereas it might just be it feels like more that we're just so sick of the tories and destroying the country for the last 14 years, there's no britpop anthem , what was it britpop anthem, what was it called? things can only get better. there's none of that. there's no buzz. >> it's not exciting. there's no obama esque , you know, this obama esque, you know, this hope. >> it's just the idea that something horrible is goin

josh, yeah. they front cover. josh, yeah. they tiny story because we they've obviously gone with the nhs blood story as well, but self—drive by 2026, which is if i do my maths correctly in six years time. seven years time. >> oh you're good. yeah. you're too good for this show. >> a self—driving car would have worked out quicker. yeah >> so, supposedly we're at the forefront of this technology. the government has been investing in this for a couple of years . they're saying it of years. they're saying it could be lead to, like, £42 billion, in terms of and with 30,000, 38,000 new jobs, that all sounds great on paper. obviously, a lot of i imagine a lot of uber drivers are not going to be massively happy about it . going to be massively happy about it. but, the main thing is, of course, is it safe? how viable is it going to be? they're saying the interesting thing is that sort of counterintuitive , lee, but maybe counterintuitive, lee, but maybe not that it's going to be safer because humans are rubbish and distracted. and on

hopefully josh will say, that's ridiculous. that's a long -- >> he just said that's a third of the way through. >> the jury has been there since about 9:15 this morning. that's a lot to ask the jury. >> wouldn't the jury rather get it all done today? >> that's what they say. >> might not be able. maybe people have something to do, some appointments. >> they indicated earlier before lunch they wanted to stay and get it done. >> and they were planning on having court tomorrow anyway, so this is all -- it's all part of the schedule. >> i understand. but i just don't see this, if he's a third of the way through, where does that put us, i'm not good with math, that puts us pretty late tonight. >> daniel wants to get in on this. to be fair, they have had a week off from this trial. they had a long weekend break hopefully from their own regular jobs as well, a week off from the trial also. >> yeah, look, i mean i think everybody's made some pretty good points but, look, josh steinglass is going to give the summation that he and alvin

i want to get a comment, josh, from you on this. this is obviously one of those, josh, these blue chip brands that the stock has done terribly. i know you don't own it, but i'm sure you have thoughts regarding amy getting fed up and just saying, enough is enough. >> i feel like there are a lot of stocks right now just like this in the market, and we're seeing this happen one by one. it actually really reminds me of starbucks, and i was talking to someone who was pulling the trigger on starbucks because it's a great brand not executing, just like this situation. and my comment was like, look, there have been five turnarounds-ish that i can remember in the last ten years in that company, but typically you have time because they're not a one quarter phenomenon. so what's plaguing these companies, i think, is just fatigue on the part of the consumer. in some cases prices are too high. in other cases they're being outexecuted or there's more creativity at a competitor, which is, i think, what's going on here. but, regardless, it typicall

i do like it i think there's support. >> josh brown?rehouse needs to be connected to the cloud, that's what it does that's what this business is about. almost nobody knows this company. i'm very excited >> lastly, about apple, just one last thought before we go. i guess this is the time where this stock doesn't hold as much importance as it once did to the broader market picture, does it? >> right >> at least right now. >> so does the market quote unquote need apple no, because the market cap that comes out of apple goes into nvidia, and we're fine >> a lot of investors need apple. it's the second largest stock now in the market. so it's still obviously important. we'll take you right up to it $172 is where that stock is trading. i'll see you on "closing bell. i'mdomdo dom i'll see you on "closing bell. i'mdom dominic chu the fed was less hawkish than feared, so what does that mean our guest says you don't want to get caught with fomo she's here with what she means and what she's buying. >>> shares of freelance job platform upward on hi

spec >> next the focus on josh.ared it to the mystery dna under heather's tales. and he is negative. >> it is not his dna. that's correct. >> so what about carmella? you looked pretty hard at carmella? >> yes. >> he considered his she was responsible for the jagged haircut. >> it peaked my interest. >> but she soon -- he soon found carmella to be cooperative and credible. >> carmella was heartbroken. anything that she could do to try to bring whoever did this to heather bogle to justice, she was going to do it. >> carmella's dna did not match either, and when detectives asked her to take a polygraph , she agreed and past and so she too was cleared. >> as soon as i passed the polygraph, first thing, said now will you do your job? >> for those who had been publicly named by o'connell as heather's suspected murderers were that they were no longer suspects was little reason to celebrate. what is this done to you? >> it has destroyed my life. it's hard to get employment. >> anybody apologize for making you famous and awa

joining me for the hour, josh brown, liz young, jim lebenthal. we're at post 9. we checked the markets we are green across the board. a nice little turn here. the dow is good for 160. the s&p hasn't closed above 5200 in a month since april 9th so we need to watch that and we will over the next hour. there's the nasdaq turning green as well. two areas of tech doing two distinctly different things. you're getting buying on the dips in mega cap and selling in the more growthy, high beta type e-commerce names, roblox, shopify, palantir, airbnb, match, uber. all of those are down reasonably significantly, certainly at the top of the list since they reported earnings. all of those mega cap stocks are up week to date. >> ask yourself the question, what's the difference between the growthy mid and large cap technology names you just cited and the mega caps, besides the size, what's the main difference to me, the main difference is the mega caps represent stability, represent reliability, and have the ability to cut costs and get their way to better and better earnings ea

josh. yeah. telegraph. josh.eah. >> they got a couple of interesting stories, first one briefly farage challenges sunak to debate on immigration and nigel farage. he says that if mr sunak refuses to debate him, it will prove that he can't stop the boats and that's not true. it doesn't prove any such thing there. and really, obviously rishi sunak has no, obligation. nigel farage to debate nigel farage nigel farage is not standing himself for a nation or a leader of a party that is also contesting the election. no that's true. he's is he still the chairman or president? honorary. honorary and but but and obviously to some extent a sort of de facto figurehead for it. >> but you're right. >> but you're right. >> yeah. no sort of legal obligation. but sunak wants lots of debates with keir starmer , of debates with keir starmer, one, i to i every week or something. but, keir starmer has just agreed to two because really it's his . all that can really it's his. all that can happenis really it's his. all that can happen

and josh steinglass is talking up to them.assuming they are smart and he is making rapid, fast arguments, he's not bee laboring it. i know it is a long time. but he's really not. this is quite rapid fire. and his language choice was just so good. >> they're going to go to the anchor story and get a new me if i don't get a break in. everyone stick around. we'll be right back. ne stick ar. we'll be right back. l psycholog. i do a lot of hiking and kayaking. i needed something to help me gain clarity. so i was in the pharmacy and i saw a display of prevagen and i asked the pharmacist about it. i started taking prevagen and i noticed that i had more cognitive clarity. memory is better. it's been about two years now and it's working for me. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. for moderate to severe crohn's disease skyrizi is the first il-23 inhibitor that can deliver remission and visibly improve damage of the intestinal lining. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to

so, josh, were your front pages.osh, we're going to kick off with an in—depth look to the front pages with the guardian. yeah >> before i get to some instant news, there's a fun, funny thing at the top. it says , they're at the top. it says, they're reviewing the new doctor who, and it says, more fun than it's beenin and it says, more fun than it's been in years. three stars. yes >> it's been terrible. >> it's been terrible. >> yes . >> yes. >> yes. >> that at least is honest, damning. >> i think i've had a few reviews. the funniest show ever. two stars. >> the funny, funnier than he's been for years. yeah, i think you mean to tell you it reads like a four. yeah, exactly, but if it's three stars of the guardian in years. >> but anyway, what are they giving .7 what are they giving giving? what are they giving rafa.7 >> yes. well, israeli airstrikes on rafa begin despite rising ceasefire pressure , so this ceasefire pressure, so this there's obviously been this ceasefire back and forth negotiations for months now , and

a cnbc contributor, josh brown. ceo, cofounder. and also a cnbc contributor of the star analyst, stacey rascon with us as well of bernstein. we all know what's at stake here. josh brown, why don't you tell us as a long standing shareholder of nvidia. how are you thinking about this report tonight? >> yeah, i feel i've grown up with nvidia. it's been with me for a long time. look, i feel that this is such a hard story, believe it or not. you're up in this name, you're in this name for the thousands of percentage points. the problem what makes it harder normally when you have a stock that goes up this much. you say to yourself, okay, it's an easy sell because the valuation has caught up with the fundamentals. now it's outdone its fundamentals. unfortunately nvidia doesn't make it that easy for you. it just has not outdone its fundamentals yet. it could happen, hasn't happened. here is the exactly i want to give you. in january of 2023, people were saying nvidia's 45 times earnings, the average semi is $18, it's too expensive. we unde

josh is very clearly , josh.ound up about this, we do have a statement from, kesha uk, which i will read, after the break because i think we need to hear that side of the story as well. >> but look, there is plenty more to come on free speech nafion more to come on free speech nation this evening i'm going to be talking to maya forstater and michael foran about the irc ruling about whistleblowers who allege affirmative action is taking place at ucla medical school. and i'm going to be taking some more questions from the panel for my wonderful from my wonderful studio audience. see you in a moment. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar , the sponsors of weather solar, the sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello there. welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast from the met office. looking ahead to bank holiday monday and its remaining unsettled across the uk with some further showers at times. reason for the ancestral weather is this area of low pressure. it's going to hang around all weekend and into next we

>> i think the answer to that question helps explain why josh steinglass went so long. i think the strongest part of blanche's presentation was in the morning when he stuck to the law. there was this one part where he was talking about the intent to defraud, and there is one line, there is no other way to characterize an invoice from a lawyer to former president trump's and call it a legal expense. the government has criminalized that, has said that is a crime, what the administrator did. that's absurd. it's not a crime and he said later he talked about the mechanics of how these ledger entries were entered and he pointed out it was a drop-down menu and presumably from the drop-down menu, there is not hush money to adult film star so when he resigned himself to the law that was the strongest part of his defense summation and i think where things started to go off and i think where steinglass is very effective is where blanche started coming along with his one-liners, calling cohen the mvp of lies, the greatest liar of all time, the living embodiment of reasonable doubt.

otherwise, we have to imagine josh going like this while they're kissing.ng to start with, because the rest of the roast, i got called some pretty awful things. makes you question and your life and your looks. >> jimmy: does it, though? >> it does sink in. you've done the roasts, does it sink in for you? >> jimmy: no. a little bit, i guess. i feel you get the dumbest jokes about you. it's all about your sex life. >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's like, all right, you know, it's very -- seems very outdated, doesn't it? >> yes, it does. and it's nice because you go, they're not coming after anything else. i'm one of the only women on here. i was one of two women on the dais. backstage, our room, literally everyone's rooms of a their name on them, ours said "female" on it. i literally think it was just the bathroom. "women," yeah. it was an intimidating thing to walk into. yeah, i went after -- i kind of fed into that, you know, throwing myself at tom brady during my set. >> jimmy: yeah, but i don't think you can help but throw yourself at tom brady. when tom brady was

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hook elementary mass shooting and reached a 73 million settlement for the families joining me now, josh koskoff the lawyer presenting the uvalde families. josh, thank you so much for being here every time we are reminded about what happened in uvalde, it just breaks our hearts all over again now, to learn about the latest that you're talking about. i in this lawsuit. it goes after school or social media company the video game company, the gun manufacturer and i'm wondering in your eyes how this lawsuit came to be and holding a trying to hold all three companies responsible well thank you. >> laura it it really came

josh is giving a good explanation. yes, he's all of these things but he has a reason to be. >> anyone in cohen's shoes would want the defendant held accountable. >> exactly. >> using the term con cig lair, that's a loaded term to use in this white collar -- >> i'm surprised. pecker got a non prosecution agreement. howard didn't. dylan howard's in australia. the defendant up until now had escaped justice. that's what he said right before anyone in cohen's shoes. >> and the defense raised the point, they didn't bring in weisselberg, howard. joining us now is former federal prosecutor, mark. he's experienced in fraud and corruption cases. so, what do you think about the way josh steinglass is now attacking the defense argument, defense summation? and trying to resurrect or rehabilitate michael cohen to the extent he can. >> i think there's little he needs to do with michael other than point out that michael was somebody donald trump picked to work for donald trump. that donald trump picked him to carry out this plan and t

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josh. how does he see his units mission as part of the nato response force and the height and threat after russia's attack on ukraine? also understood by 12 by that of course, we've already prepared our equipment so that we can keep our reaction time short. if we have to deploy it apart from that, we try not to make ourselves nervous about it. the only place where i notice it a bit more is in my private life. i'm enjoying my free time more and not just taking it for granted. i, since i know in the back of my mind that things couldn't escalate any time. a thing comes in eastern europe, a war is raging, keeping it away from nato borders. is another objective of the armored troops from syringe you just give over and that through the state of coal square following the wall in ukraine very closely. and with great concern i think, you know, for me will, is something horrible. it came, stood when i see the fighting going on, that is what the russian troops are doing or for game and what it means f

oh josh, stand up for $1.00 to $1.00. step on it again. come on. oh god. that's right through that wasn't stay together. pick up the pace, guys get on with a p fighting. come on now. oh no. i was on the phone with it pulled up and set up solutions. stone and to me so i think keep it up and keep it on the moon. 7 and be neutralized to something. take the pistol. what was the website and so to find the enemy, does a neutralize to a model style me, i will get up here or go get the goal is off my head. as it is, the next station simulates combat against several people. the goal is to apply the technique, but it's important to stay in the container for one minute. the health of the mind can we see the same is sitting in the tank when you're fighting and come, it's uncomfortable and then come in here. you just notice it more in your own body when you have to fight as a couple and dave off for attackers who was on the cell, but we managed in the end and was on them. so we've successfully completed this part of the training to offer and we'll hopefully catch up wi

oh josh, stand up for folks $1.00 to $1.00 step on it again. come on. oh god, that's right through that was and stay together. pick up the pace, guys, get on with it. and keep fighting. come on now. oh. fun with it. pulled up and set up solutions, stone, enemies. so i think keep it up and keep it on the enemy. neutralized to something. take the pistol was what was the let's say it's all today for the enemy. does a neutralize to model style. me get up here. go get the goal is on the head. as it is, the next station simulates combat against several people. the goal is to apply the technique, but it's important to stay in the contain of a one minute. the cost of them and getting the same is sitting in the tank when you're fighting and come, it's uncomfortable and then come in here. you just notice it more in your own body . when you have to fight is a couple. and steve off for attackers who was going to stop, but we managed in the end and we don't know. so we've successfully completed this part of the training, the officer, and we'll have to catch up with

josh, you were in the courtroom. describe the moment the jurors walked in and the former president's reaction to that verdict. >> yeah. so, david, it was it's hard to overstate the wild shifts in the atmosphere in that courtroom over the course of really just a few minutes. i'll actually start a few minutes before that, which is when the judge called all the parties back to the courtroom at around 415, when the jury was to deliberate until 430. and the judge told both sides he was going to let the jury go at 430, and then he left the bench and over the next few minutes, donald trump was positively giddy with laughter with his lead attorney, todd blanch. they were laughing pretty heavily at the defense table and really all smiles. they seemed very relaxed. and it was really only a few minutes after that that the jury sent this note saying they had a verdict. so when they did enter, i think you heard olivia rubin say earlier, they walked in in a very well practiced eyes down, eyes forward, not looking at the former pre

josh steinglass can bring the volume, but he is not a theatrical guy. we all know who judge merchan is. a grandfatherly figure who almost when he gets angry talks more softly for affect. given that we are in this courtroom with a lot of people who don't necessarily have huge personalities, huge voices, to play those recordings of cohen where he is talking at a speed that seems unreasonable and talking at a pitch and with venom in his voice. it was very jarring to hear and if i were a juror that would have real impact on me. >> again, to go back to the morning, which was a long time ago for all of us and todd blanche's defense argument. we will cover a lot of the prosecution and one thing i say is that the evidence the prosecution has is very familiar to our audience, because that has been available to us for a long time. we have been presenting most of it for a long time, but what we have been waiting for is what is the defense? now that we heard today's most cogent presentation of the trump defense in this case. todd blanche kept coming back to reasona

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this is one of josh steinglass's best and quickest rebuttals.the arguments from the defense, nondisclosure agreements, nothing illegal about them. that is something that happens all the time. josh steinglass goes. you know what's illegal, contracts. you know what's wrong? when you take out a contract to kill your spouse. so it's all a question of what are you doing with the nda, the nondisclosure agreement. what are you doing with the contract? to just have a tag line of ndas are legal leaves -- is really to me talking down to the jurors and i think josh steinglass did a great job talking up to them. >> emily, you get the final word. how much do you think they moved the ball? >> i think they moved it. they elevated the case. they reminded them why they're there. this isn't a tawdry sex scandal, it's about who became president of the united states. >> andrew, emily, katheryn on a big night, thanks to each of you. >>> up ahead, as promised, we're going to dig into the defense, what it revealed, where it may have scored points and why you need both

josh gibson's great grandson was on that committee. >> we all know josh gibson had a great career in leagues. i mean, he's considered one of the greatest baseball players of all time, but we always consider josh gibson a major leaguer anyway. it's just now that he's recognized in the major league baseball stats. >> mlb commissioner rob manfred saying this initiative is focused on ensuring that future generations of fans have access to the statistics and milestones of all those who made the leagues possible. all their accomplishments on the field will be a gateway to broader learning about this triumph in american history. >> with league statistics now added to major league historical record, major league baseball's history can be told in a broader, more complete picture. >> an updated version of the major league database will be made public before the cardinals and giants play a tribute game to the leagues next month. andrew barry, thank you. >> a second american held for months in turks and caicos for bringing ammunition into the country, has been freed by a judge, tyler wenrich was