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josh howie yeah. to negotiate. josh howie yeah. torv— to negotiate. g, isn't it? because don't like because gay people don't like it. don't it because it. people don't like it because it's become synonymous with sort of. excesses of. but that's excesses of wokeness. he just said it teeen-t— wokeness. he just said it teeen-t-nv- wokeness. he just said it doesn't-my faith.| wokeness. he just said it. doesn't-my faith. no, doesn't fit with my faith. no, te— doesn't fit with my faith. no, tt-e we, — doesn't fit with my faith. no, it's like, .did_ doesn't fit with my faith. no, it's like,-did-go- doesn't fit with my faith. no, it's like, did go in? it's like, why did you go in? ant— it's like, why did you go in? ant tnevte— it's like, why did you go in? and they're all— it's like, why did you go in? and they're all going hell? and they're all going to hell? ttet.— and they're all going to hell? ttet—ttet. i well, no, he didn't say that. sorry. he's impossible sorry. he's in an impossible teettten— sorry. he's in an impossible teettten-eee- sorry. he's in an

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josh: yeah. it is to meet the commercial needs.or example, there is no real -- let's take the nickel market, for example. after the nickel market broke the other big exchange groups have not listed a new nickel contract as a replacement. there is no alternative. we think some of the big commodity exchanges, while great businesses, i think have gotten comfortable and are not doing the work, the hard work, of developing physical benchmarks. liquefied natural gas, battery metals, environmental nuggets, new commodities that do not have an existing benchmark. amber: all right. fascinating stuff. thank you for bringing that to us. ceo of abaxx technologies. thank you for watching. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ ♪ amber: this is bloomberg markets. i'm amber kanwar with matt miller. exclusively from pimco's headquarters to bloomberg television, take a listen. >> we do not necessar

josh yeah. boris— pages, starting with the express . josh yeah. i'm sure that comes as a great comfort to all the mps that have been backing him on telly over the last 24 hours, who i imagine feel pretty stupid. well, yeah, he just told them it's a farce. yeah, everything . they've just yeah, everything. they've just been— yeah, everything. they've just been out there. go know been going out there. so go know boris. his back and now boris. i've had his back and now it was like. he's like, no, no, i moved on. we're going to get to that in a second. about where he's moved to, but it is he's moved on to, but it is quite a good strategy. it's just go of sort of just go it's his way of sort of just saying the whole is saying the whole thing is deranged. what's point? deranged. so what's the point? it's even worthy it's like it's not even worthy of time. don't have of the time. you just don't have to even defend me because the whole process is ridiculous. yeah. i nick, do you think yeah. i mean, nick, do you think arre— yeah. i mean, nick, do you think

josh yeah. boris— pages, starting with the express . josh yeah. i'm sure that comes as a great comfort to all the mps that have been backing him on telly over the last 24 hours, who i imagine feel pretty stupid. well, yeah, he just told them it's a farce. yeah, everything . they've just yeah, everything. they've just been— yeah, everything. they've just been out there. go know been going out there. so go know boris. his back and now boris. i've had his back and now it was like. he's like, no, no, i moved on. we're going to get to that in a second. about where he's moved to, but it is he's moved on to, but it is quite a good strategy. it's just go of sort of just go it's his way of sort of just saying the whole is saying the whole thing is deranged. what's point? deranged. so what's the point? it's even worthy it's like it's not even worthy of time. don't have of the time. you just don't have to even defend me because the whole process is ridiculous. yeah. i nick, do you think yeah. i mean, nick, do you think arre— yeah. i mean, nick, do you think

yeah, drivers could face life lessons if— josh? yeah riding a bicycle. i mean, going from 14 years to tte— i mean, going from 14 years to tte tc— i mean, going from 14 years to life is probably— i mean, going from 14 years to life is probably not the big ttc— life is probably not the big tt-c arctatty— life is probably not the big it's probably more like a ctgtattmg— it's probably more like a signalling thing to say we take this seriously,— signalling thing to say we take this seriously, but— signalling thing to say we take this seriously, but it does seem tte— this seriously, but it does seem tte-ttere-c— like there's a there's a cacatctct— like there's a there's a suspicion some drivers like there's a there's a- suspicion .some drivers what suspicion that some drivers what are suspicion that some drivers what atterty— suspicion that some drivers what are utterly reckless— suspicion that some drivers what are utterly reckless toward cycttctc— are utterly reckless toward cycttctc cr— are utterly reckless toward cyclists or actually mali

yeah, drivers could face life lessons if— josh? yeahple who are riding a bicycle. r gehg— people who are riding a bicycle. i mean, going from 14 years to the— i mean, going from 14 years to the rs— i mean, going from 14 years to life is probably— i mean, going from 14 years to life is probably not the big h-s— life is probably not the big as prehahrv— life is probably not the big it's probably more like a srghahhg— it's probably more like a signalling thing to say we take this seriously,— signalling thing to say we take this seriously, but— signalling thing to say we take this seriously, but it does seem the— this seriously, but it does seem the-there-s— like there's a there's a sasprereh— like there's a there's a suspicion some drivers like there's a there's a- suspicion .some drivers what suspicion that some drivers what are suspicion that some drivers what arrerrv— suspicion that some drivers what are utterly reckless— suspicion that some drivers what are utterly reckless toward evehsrs— are utterly reckless toward evehsrs er— are ut

yeah, drivers could face life lessons if— josh? yeah are riding a bicycle. i mean, going from 14 years to tte— i mean, going from 14 years to tte tc— i mean, going from 14 years to life is probably— i mean, going from 14 years to life is probably not the big ttc— life is probably not the big tt-c arctatty— life is probably not the big it's probably more like a ctgtattmg— it's probably more like a signalling thing to say we take this seriously,— signalling thing to say we take this seriously, but— signalling thing to say we take this seriously, but it does seem tte— this seriously, but it does seem tte-ttere-c— like there's a there's a cacatctct— like there's a there's a suspicion some drivers like there's a there's a- suspicion .some drivers what suspicion that some drivers what are suspicion that some drivers what atterty— suspicion that some drivers what are utterly reckless— suspicion that some drivers what are utterly reckless toward cycttctc— are utterly reckless toward cycttctc cr— are utterly reckless toward cyclists or actually

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so what's going on here, josh? >> yeah, so, the context for this is really interesting here.s passing an amendment to the annual military funding bill that said that whistleblowers can now come forward without any retribution and tell stories including evidence of secret programs of reverse engineering of materials and uap which is the government's term for ufos by the way. that have material analysis and reverse engineering programs. that's what they are kind of saying come to us and tell us about. so that's what prompted this marine to come forward. and after 14 years of silence, he sees this and he says all right, i'm going to come forward, tell my story, and so he has done. he has briefed air aro department of defense ufo offers and he is look to tell his story publicly as well. >> jesse: josh, you are a very good reporter. what do your instincts say about all of this stuff? >> you know, it's very difficult to tell at this stage because all of these witnesses have not been firsthand they have not brought us document videos at this point. the first person dave gresh, he wa

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and save the usa ♪ ♪ american dream ♪ ♪ you were always there ♪ ♪ you were always there ♪ >> josh: oh, yeahur head because you are back on broadway. [cheers and applause] "sweeney todd: the demon barber of fleet street." 2016, natasha pierre the great comet of 1812. is being back on broadway like riding a bike? >> josh: you rely on muscle memory along. it's an amazing thing after touring and being in various venues. you are inviting people to your space and your energy every night to continue to tell a story. for me i have loved the show since i was very, very little. to have the opportunity to give this show to people who have seen it 50 times. we have such an incredible cast. annaleigh ashford. lots of young fans for them in the audience who have never seen todd before and you can hear the verbal clutching of pearls. the twists and turns of the show, i assume everybody has seen it and know what happens. but you hear the "gasp." >> stephen: a bit of a dark tale. i don't want to give away too much for the people who haven't seen it yet who might want to clutch their pearls when they get the

josh yeah , two fathers lost in josh yeah, two fathers lost in grief this is the footage of them, thechildren _ g but certainly as a parent with children approaching that parent with children approaching inoi oget— parent with children approaching inoi oget ii-o— parent with children approaching inoi oget ii-o ,— parent with children approaching that age, it's , you— parent with children approaching that age, it's , you know, you that age, it's, you know, you eon-i— that age, it's, you know, you eon-i inogine— that age, it's, you know, you can't imagine ._ that age, it's, you know, you can't imagine . what they're can't imagine. what they're going— can't imagine. what they're going innongn.— can't imagine. what they're going through. and i believe the on one— going through. and i believe the man on the left— going through. and i believe the man on the left of— going through. and i believe the man on the left of the father of onooe — man on the left of the father of onooe neo— man on the left of the father of onooe ne-o o— man on the left of the father of grace, he's a doctor. and he n

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yeah i mean, josh, these things, these these things can happen.eat- wish i'd done it. it's great that, you know all the lyrics so, i an so, so well. i saw an interesting tweet. someone i follow online who basically pointed out that this isn't a free speech issue. a lot of people go, oh, he's been cancelled. he's whatever. no, he's chosen to make his he's he's chosen to make his opinion known by liking certain tweets. and they don't ally with what this festival see themselves about . so there's an themselves about. so there's an argument there that it isn't really about free speech. they don't see him as a fit. now for what they're for what they're they want to be the kind of festival which believes that women don't aren't the only people who menstruate. if that's if you if you believe that only that i don't even know to how phrase this that not just women menstruate then go to nottingham pride because you're going to have a good old time with a bunch of people who are pretty thick. didn't feel like thick. this didn't feel like a cancelling story t

yeah i mean, josh, these things, these these things can happen.d done it. it's great that, you know all the lyrics so, i an so, so well. i saw an interesting tweet. someone i follow online who basically pointed out that this isn't a free speech issue. a lot of people go, oh, he's been cancelled. he's whatever. no, he's chosen to make his he's he's chosen to make his opinion known by liking certain tweets. and they don't ally with what this festival see themselves about . so there's an themselves about. so there's an argument there that it isn't really about free speech. they don't see him as a fit. now for what they're for what they're they want to be the kind of festival which believes that women don't aren't the only people who menstruate. if that's if you if you believe that only that i don't even know to how phrase this that not just women menstruate then go to nottingham pride because you're going to have a good old time with a bunch of people who are pretty thick. didn't feel like thick. this didn't feel like a cancelling story to me. it did

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josh and i -- >> we mediately fell in love with it. >> we did. and we, we asked if we could do it as a movie, they said no. so we're gonna do it on stage. >> yeah also just going to point out here. that you guys haven't changed one bit. like i'm sitting here, like a lot older, and you guys look really good. what is going on here? it's not fair >> it's a new skin face filter that we are both using, is artificial intelligence. >> they're filming us through a horse plank it right now. >> we actually both have gray hair, and i'm actually much -- yeah. >> thank you for saying that. >> i'm much larger. >> sometimes you look back at those book of mormon photos, and they're rough. >> i mean no, but, like time has passed. >> you guys look perfect. okay, so you said guttenberg is a hysterical love letter to musical theater. tell us about it. and are my, are my nieces, who are now the age my daughters weren't, are they safe to see it? >> this one is totally safe. >> totally bring your nieces to it. >> as long as they also are foul mouthed children. no, this is, the book of mormon, this is not. it is as funny, but i think, i think younger audiences can com

i want to show this and then talk about this. >> yeah. >> jimmy: here's josh duhamel. ♪ lay your wearrd -- >> what do you guys think? >> jimmy: "carry on wayward son. roots say "thumbs up." they love it dude, that's pretty great. >> oh. well, i also had chris hawkey in the background there, sort of, making me sound a lot better than i was. >> jimmy: but is that -- is that your go-to song have you done that before? >> no, they were singing it. and i knew the -- i knew, like, the main verse to the song i didn't know the rest of the lyrics i was like, "i'm going to get up there." >> jimmy: yeah >> so, i went up and i -- i just -- it was my wedding. i can do what i want to, right >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter ] and you're on all that back medication, might as well just go for it. [ laughter ] >> i was high. >> jimmy: you won't remember this song tomorrow anyway. yeah, exactly. yeah >> i don't remember any of that >> jimmy: dude, that's fantastic. that's a fun -- that's a fun human being to have at a party that looks like a concert. >> thank you i don't remember any of it, but it was good. [ l

yeah, it does seem to be going mail now, josh, to the right. ody. yeah, history, they can say whatever thejof course, that's slander.ih, but of course, that's slander. people pointed out straight away calling rowling hateful and calling jk rowling hateful and whatever people are that whatever people are saying that they hope she them. of they hope that she sues them. of course, has been off for course, oxfam has been off for a while now. it turns out that some of their money being put towards parties hiring towards sex parties hiring prostitutes in haiti and congo still difficult for jk rowling to sue a charity like that, i suppose, isn't it? and the best we tene— suppose, isn't it? and the best we can hope for— suppose, isn't it? and the best we can hope for is— 0 07 and the best we can hope for is probably that the we can hope for is probably that tte tesete— we can hope for is probably that tte tesete eet— we can hope for is probably that the pebble get get— we can hope for is probably that the people get get kicked out. but the people get ge

. >> yeah, it has josh duhamel, obviously, as you saw. ech. >> jimmy: cheech marin, yeah. >> sonia vergara, jennifer coolidge. >> jimmy: she's hilarious in this movie. >> it really is funny. we've got amazing actor-comedians in this. >> jimmy: jennifer coolidge is -- >> on fire. right now? [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: she is on fire for sure. i don't even know where jennifer coolidge begins and ends. >> i know. >> jimmy: she's just so funny and odd and kind of the same in everything, but kills in every scene. was she, like, nutty and funny while you were shooting? >> you expect it, because she's so hilarious, like she's going to come over and just be funny right away, right? >> jimmy: yeah. >> but it's kind of like how her characters are, where she's like, there, and you're like, is she trying to be funny? or is she got being funny? you don't know to laugh or not to laugh. when you see it later it's hilarious, "i should have laughed." [laughter] it's this weird -- almost like andy kaufman. something. it's life and funny. >> jimmy: you d

yeah, it does seem to be going mail now, josh, to the right. people pointed out straight away calling rowling hateful and calling jk rowling hateful and whatever people are that whatever people are saying that they hope she them. of they hope that she sues them. of course, has been off for course, oxfam has been off for a while now. it turns out that some of their money being put towards parties hiring towards sex parties hiring prostitutes in haiti and congo still difficult for jk rowling to sue a charity like that, i suppose, isn't it? and the best we suppose, isn't it? and the best no nono— suppose, isn't it? and the best we can hope for— suppose, isn't it? and the best we can hope for is— 0 07 and the best we can hope for is probably that the we can hope for is probably that lno goonlo— we can hope for is probably that lno nooglo gol— we can hope for is probably that the pebble get get— we can hope for is probably that the people get get kicked out. but the people get get kicked out. nallnas— the people get get kicked out. nallnas llno— the