katie?e grand canyon. it was raining. show time stopped raining. there they are the happy couple. courtney on the right obviously with his best man and bridal party -- groomsman party in the back there i am with my brother. i was on dog duty. happy to roll tier for there they are. >> leland: owe and his wife's dog. and we had a great time. there was a reception there with the beautiful mountains in the background. that's where we grew up. congratulations to the paul and courtney, we hope you have a wonderful life together and many, many healthy happy years. >> dana: congratulations. >> geraldo: wildcats? >> no they are not. >> dana: greg, whether a do you have? >> greg: let us do this: greg's what's behind this sheet. all right. i'm going to roll this you have to guess what's behind this sheet. let's go. stop. katie, what's behind that sheet? >> katie: a raccoon. >> greg: not bad, geraldo? >> geraldo: obviously some creature doing something bizarre otherwise you wouldn't present it. >> jesse

>> katie: preparation h. >> greg: don't eat so many spicy foods, bear. >> jesse: thank you, katie, withhinking something else. neighborhood dispute new dispute in the neighborhood. i'm walking rookie down the street and there are a bunch of workers doing whatever they do on the side of the street with the orange traffic cones. i turned around, rookie raised his leg peeing on the orange cone. the worker looks at me dude, i have to pick that cone up. what are you doing? and then the other worker recognized me and said that's watters, leave him alone. so the question is will -- should you let dogs pee on traffic cones? >> no. >> jesse: yes or no the guys do have to touch them then again it's a traffic cone. let's let instagram decide. watch prime time tonight we have gutfeld and he changed my rundown multiple times so who knows what we are going to be talking about that's on at 7:00. >> greg: yes. all right, dana? >> dana: so there is a big ratings race on saturday nights between jesse watters and dan bongino and here is how it's playing out. check it out right here. this is the race that

i would love katie to get a run. _ is a big win for her. i would love katie to get a run.ld love katie to get a run. she had - is a big win for her. i would love | katie to get a run. she had mono is a big win for her. i would love i katie to get a run. she had mono a few years ago, she has had injury after injury. she is always covered in tape but when she plays, she is very good and the body might be fragile but the mind is strong. she is a wonderful competitor, witty as anything and she was down in that second set i believe and she found a way out of it. she has been through a lot and didn't play much last year, so hopefully that will get her career back on the right track. i always say just wrap career back on the right track. i always sayjust wrap up in cotton will but players have been through a knot and she needed a boost. that is a bi win knot and she needed a boost. that is a big win to — knot and she needed a boost. that is a big win to bury _ knot and she needed a boost. that is a big win to bury in _ knot and she needed a boost. that is a big win to bury in min

>> jesse: maybe joe biden can deputize kamala harris to look into the root causes, katie. >> katie: thenhing will get done unfortunately. joe biden could ask his justice department to do something like operation legend, like the trump administration did. the federal government partnered with local authorities to solve murders of children in these communities, especially in cases where local officials have tried to defund the police and they don't have the resources to do it. the idea that these politicians continue to want to defund the police while also taking away everyone's secondment rights to defend themselves against violent criminals, it's not just hypocritical. it's elitist. they are willing to isolate themselves with private security they can afford through political means and donations while forcing everybody else to be victims of crime and violence that is a result of their direct decision-making and policies to defund the police. absolutely despicable, elitist way of governing. we have seen this all over the country. and when it comes to how does this keep happening? how is i

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i don't got a had a final 30 seconds where katie katie was to take away. thank yes, i think the key is security fundamentals. the boring things that you've been hearing about updating your software, things like that, making sure you know what you have connected to the internet. that stuff is basic, but it's not easy. and so organizations doing that, but it's going to take more than just cybersecurity professionals. gonna take policy makers, it's going to take international public, private cooperation. thanks. try to put a dent in this ransomware problem. have a look here on my, on my website here on my laptop. we have katie nichols k d. thank you so much. we have bryce webster jacobson. thank you so much. and m k powell more. thank you and you too. thanks for your questions. i will see you next time take care. ah ah ah, ah ah ah, allegations of torture emerging under the military cracked in $11.00 east investigate the secret detention. it makes on the defective to reveal lines. one out of the go to the one is a home was kept was what rooms were made. it tu

let's bring in katie cry felt -- katie greifeld.atie: i want to look at the equal weight s&p 500 index versus the fraud s&p 500 index. this tells the story of the first half. we had cyclical's and small caps dominate the bulk of the first half of the year. and in the past few weeks, since the fed, you have seen the broader s&p 500 catch up as big tech reasserts itself, large cap tech stocks taking a hold. we have been following this like s cyclical script through 2021. romaine: let's talk about value growth. katie: value was dominating for so long. but if you think about the composition of a lot of value benchmarks, it is a lot of energy but a lot of financials and financials need to steepening yield curve to really do well, no matter what trading records banks have. they track the yield curves of stocks more than anything else. and think about after the fed meeting, you saw the 530 yield curve slammed flatter. that environment is not great for financials and as a result, not great for value either. caroline: nor is the delta varian

virtual celebration. >> katie: awesome. >> dana: katie? >> katie: this is awesome.ccomplished it by doing 1,500,231 pushups in a year. his name is nate carroll and he did it to raise money to the tunnel 2 towers. pays off mortgages for law enforcement officers and firefighters who are killed in the line of duty who also have young children. so he did this and accomplished it at the metlife stadium in new jersey. broke the world record and in front of a bunch of first responders who cheered him on. nate carroll, good on you for all those pushups. deign congratulations. greg, who is on the gutfeld? >> greg: great martha mccallum kat timpf. a barn burner i'm not advocating arson. deign contain that's it for us. bret baier is up to watch. >> bret: that is a show to watch at 11:00. thanks, dana. breaking tonight president biden is in england right now on the first leg of his first foreign trip as president. a short time ago he boasted to an audience of air force personnel and some army soldiers that he was going to let russian leader vladimir putin know what he wants him

i don't got to head a final 30 seconds where katie katie was to take away. thank yes, i think the key is security fundamentals. the boring things that you've been hearing about updating your software, things like that, making sure you know what you have connected to the internet. that stuff is basic, but it's not easy. and so organizations doing that, but it's going to take more than just cybersecurity professionals, can take policy makers, it's going to take international public, private cooperation. thanks. try to put it in this ransomware problem. have a look here on my, on my web site here on my laptop. we have katie nicholas, k. d. thank you so much. we have bright web, the jackson, thank you so much and k powell more. thank you and you too. thanks for your questions. i will see you next time. take care ah hold parliamentary elections on june 21. more at state than the result. the countries ranked my troubles at home and beyond its boarded camp. this vote set back on the road to peace and stability. ethiopia, elementary election on al jazeera out there,

>> katie: we're hungry right?ungry right? >> starving. >> follow me. >> i haven't eaten in like an hour. ...and katie wants me to meet sara - a young chef with a growing reputation for doing amazing things with innards. [ speaking foreign language ] >> katie: she's gonna make a >> right. >> ...and it's topped with chicken innards. >> so everything we focus on here in your restaurant is offal. >> yes. >> yes, good. >> one egg per person. ok. yep. [ speaking foreign language ] ...throughout the day. >> oh yeah. >> have it for breakfast, lunch, dinner. yeah. >> i like it in a sandwich. >> tucci: yes in a sandwich. that's what i used to take when i was a kid to school. she >> chef sara gave up medical school to pursue her dream of opening a restaurant . >> tucci: so the stomach, the heart and the liver. >> sara: yes. >> in rome you find frittata and >> tucci: but separately. >> katie: yeah, and she has combined them. >> tucci: yeah. [ speaking foreign language ] >> katie: it's ready. >> tucci: oh wow. >> katie: smell

i got i had a final 30 seconds where katie katie was a takeaway. thank yes, i think the key is security fundamentals. the boring things that you've been hearing about updating your software, things like that, making sure you know what you have connected to the internet. that stuff is basic, but it's not easy. and so organizations doing that, but it's going to take more than just cybersecurity professionals, gonna take policymakers, it's going to take international public private cooperation. thanks. try to attend this ransomware problem. have a look here on my, on my web site here on my laptop. we have katie nicholas k, v. thank you so much. we have bright web, the jefferson. thank you so much. and m k. palmer. thank you and you too. thanks for your questions. i will see you next time. take care. ah . the news news. news. news . me . 300, he's a danish come and i and international interest in the island built his way. a young ration emerging determine nephew. so that gives me me to wrap that i need to be on faith as student and a politician as they

i haven't thought that far in advance. >> katie: i think greg is describing a college campus. >> katielags missed, as the search for survivors continues. >> jesse: serious red flags could have been missed in the condo collapse as the death toll rises to ten people in over 150 people are still missing, we are learning there was warnings of serious structural damage three years ago and reportedly needed millions and immediate repairs. phil keating live on the scene surfside. >> jesse, everything is being investigated, every piece of evidence that comes out, but the county mayor did specify an reiterate the one priority right now is to search and rescue operation. what's left of the tower is this brown building behind me, the rest of it about half of the structure that collapsed early thursday morning is on the other side and that is where the search and rescue operation is happening. it is massive, intense, and around the clock. news this morning, one more body recovered today on top of the four bodies found sunday reading the confirmed death total to ten, none of them identified with 15

for before all that stuff, we saw britain's katie boulter.- britain's katie boulter.oulter. for a player ranked 219 _ britain's katie boulter. for a player ranked 219 in - britain's katie boulter. for a player ranked 219 in the - britain's katie boulter. for a i player ranked 219 in the world, taking on the number two seed arena cyber link, not many people gave her much of a chance. boy, did katie boulter show up. we know how good her surveys. she took the first set of before —— her surveys. before he jumped into that, let's talk about another former wimbledon champion, andy murray. he's an action at the moment. let's dip into these live pictures. he's playing the qualifier, and you can see 2— all. losing seven games in a row. he looks certain to win in straight sets. he's moving well and marie will be confident he can make it through to the ground —— murray. i have teased you about a former champion. she's reminded me that when she won this title, she did it without dropping a set. makes for being with us. you are calling that match involving katie boulter. what did

katie: crypto. we all have been trying to track this ball of money that surrounds the assets and really feels like it has deserted crypto entirely. caroline: there was some small oil exploration today. katie: it is hard to keep up with but it is definitely not in crypto. we interviewed nelson on quicktake and she said they have seen six straight weeks of outflows. it is mostly retail behind it, not so much institutional. caroline: katie greifeld, always keeping track of where the money is rolling around. we have to keep you abreast of it. we will focus on crypto any moment. the first venture capital fund focused on black crypto startups. we'll be talking about the mission to target companies and overlooking untapped markets. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: tomorrow, voters in new york city will take a stand on the mayoral primary. there were no fewer than 13 candidates on the democratic front. now, the brand-new ranked choice voting method will be used to sort them out. charlie pellett explains how i

when you hear that you feel the presence, it's demonic. >> katie: sean? psychopathic problem of the white mind." what consumes me as you have all these little kids across america who are being taught that the white supremacist because they are white or they are racist because they are white, how destructive is that for those children? but the democrat party is pushing this ideology and they have a long history as racist, segregationist, they supported jim crow and they are doing the same thing here in a different way, now they've switched from black and gone to whites but this is the m.o. of democrats, racism, segregation, separation on race and it will destroy our country. >> katie: it comes down to identity politics which is manifesting itself in a worse ideology. up next, how covid rules cost a goal for nearly $2 million. ♪ ♪ [sfx: rainstorm] ♪♪ comfort in the extreme. ♪♪ the lincoln family of luxury suvs. as your business changes, the united states postal service is changing with it. with e-commerce that runs at the speed of now. next day and two-day

katie: it kind of feels like it.t is a tired talking point, but i don't think anyone is expecting fireworks. maybe some talk about tapering, but there's nothing this week that we saw will move the fed's needle. caroline: how many times are we going to say transitory? how many drinks are we going to have to have? joe: i will keep an eye on that. caroline: katie greifeld, great to have you. coming up, we will dig into the inflation debate and preview next week's fed decision. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ caroline: the fomc meeting next week with the decision announcement on wednesday. joe, the key focal point is going to be, what do you know, inflation. joe: we got that inflation measure earlier in the weekend on the headline it was hot. the highest since 1992, 5% year-over-year. it's pretty transitory -- caroline: autos, airlines -- joe: maybe not that big of a deal. but for more, we welcome skanda amarnath. look, we know the headline inflation measure is hot. it's easy to say that it's just cars, used cars, airline tickets

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chad beynon, and katie greifeld, bloomberg cross asset reporter. thank you.ll be back. ♪ ♪ joe: the new bloomberg markets magazine out this week focuses on economics. the main article centers on how in 2020, austerity went into rapid retreat all of the world and in you attitude towards economics -- a new attitude towards economics emerged. for generations, there have been certain ways to manage economic crises. covid-19 changed all that. last year the doctrine of austerity fell to the wayside around the world and, a new economic approach, fiscal expansion, took over from monetary policy. governments channeled cash directly to households and businesses, running up record deficit, in central banks play the secondary and supportive role. even in historically fiscally conservative germany, policymakers scrapped the role requiring balanced budgets. the imf said governments would curtail their spending too soon and that would risk recovery. in the u.s., sentiment shifted away from that. no americans lost their jobs through any fault of their own and that helped cle

katie, they have in common of— minister's. katie, they have in common of course _ minister's.r's. katie, they have in - common of course the queen and the bidens, harry and meghan, jill biden's friendship with prince harry goes back a number of years because of theirjoint interest in the welfare of veterans. do you think there might be a conversation about there might be a conversation about the sussex couple and their daughter, these people that the queen and the biden may now have in common? yes. the queen and the biden may now have in common? yes-— common? yes. the bidens have met har . jill common? yes. the bidens have met harrv- jill met _ common? yes. the bidens have met harry. jill met her _ common? yes. the bidens have met harry. jill met her back— common? yes. the bidens have met harry. jill met her back in _ common? yes. the bidens have met harry. jill met her back in 2013 - harry. jill met her back in 2013 when harry was in washington. they met again in 2015. they have this common interest first serving the veteran community and jill biden founded an initiative with

alix: katie, thanks a lot. -- katy, thanks a lot. katy kaminski of alphasimplex.hing i am interested is the biden adminstration today is going to be outlining measures to address all of the supply chain issues, from chips to everything else. i am really curious to see the actual efficacy of getting things done. $50 billion to deal with chips is great, but it is peanuts compared to what it takes to build a plant, how long it takes to build it. these are not easy fixes. i understand that is not labor, but nonetheless. guy: yeah, and it is all going to take some time. that is the other problem as well, that we could potentially being see -- we are seeing some of these shortages right now. so this is the government coming in, and the horse is gone. the horse has bolted. this is the problem right now. it may not be a problem in six months, in nine months, in a year, but right now it is definitely a problem. you sought any german data today. i suspect he will see some of it in the chinese data -- you saw some of it in the german data today. i suspect you will see some o

katie: matt, this is pretty surprising. most of the analysts i talked to expected to see a tale here, because of the pretty lousy setup going in. you saw a big rally in bonds. typically before a big sale like this one, you expect to see yields be pushed higher. we saw a big bond rally, but still a pretty solid result, all things considered. that could be because of the factors you are seeing push down yield. you have saving inflation fears that have been helping prices in the secondary market. it looks like it is moving a bit in the primary market as well. matt: it is interesting that inflation fears are fading. bloomberg economics expect the numbers to come in. how key is the cpi data? katie: we will see, because there is a scene you have seen play out across asset classes, even inflation expectations. it really feels like this reflation trade that we have been calling for months has taken a pause. there are pretty hot numbers expected out of the u.s. cpi report both monthly and on an annual basis. we will see that revise

katie: that is what we keep waiting for. the whole theory was that once the economy starts reopening, people have money to spend on plane tickets and restaurants, you would see this rotation tracking the retail money arounn end. so far, it does not look that way. the meme stocks bloomberg tracks, back to levels we have not seen since march or february. caroline: good time for robinhood to still be in the public market. coming up, we will be digging into some of the areas we did not discuss earlier. peruvian asset stumbling today on election uncertainty. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ romaine: we were just discussing the overall quiet equity markets here in the u.s. in latin america, that is not necessarily the case. in peru, election uncertainty from yesterday's vote caused assets to fall pretty much across the board. joe: elections ongoing but it does appear, there are some speculations they left candidate -- it has been weak generally lately, week today. you see it all right there. romaine: what is the redline? that is

katie: amc was up, memes were up, crypto was up. treasury yields were up as well. that felt like a little bit closer to normal, especially since you did get that survey from the fed. today, it kind of made sense a little bit. joe: the big story will be that federal reserve meeting. we're going to get some fresh dots. it is striking, the 10 year yield still below 1.5%. katie: because they have fallen so much, you do have a stable of analysts saying this market is primed for a selloff. jp morgan, they turned bearish. just because this market has rallied so much, and it has felt a little bit out of step with fundamentals, maybe we will get a selloff of some sort. it is all about the dot plot. analysts do expect the median dot to show a lift off, which is different than what we heard three months ago. caroline: we will be talking all about the federal reserve meeting tomorrow. we will be back with katie cry i am sure. turning to the auto sector, some big moves. lordstown motors facing a bumpy road ahead. the company ceo and cfo promptly resigned. they found evidence of

katie, first to you. >> katie: all right, law enforcement and local drug programs lose years of progressbret: bright and cheery headline from katie, all right, harold? >> harold: a play on the words the lyrics of the infathommable ll cool jay don't cool it come back bipartisan has been here for years. i look forward to an infrastructure bill getting done and i'm happy about the china bill that got done earlier in the week. >> bret: ben? >> ben: vladimir putin says he looks forward to extracting as many concessions from joe biden as possible. admits china has set a high bar. >> bret: all right, panel. thank you very much. have a great night. tomorrow on "special report" an update on the president's first foreign visit ahead of his meeting with vladimir putin. plus, our whatever happened to segment continues every friday. whatever happened to syria? what's going on there right now. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. "fox news primetime" hosted this week by tammy bruce is so good i'm going to toss it four se

i fully endorse katie arrington in congress in south carolina, vote katie. as a matter of fact, on katie's own criticism that mark sanford was pro-trump enough, ousted mark sanford by beating him in that republican primary. the headlines were brutal. sanford loses, a stunner, mark stanford survived the appalachian trail, he couldn't withstand trump. until the general election was held. that he was just the primary, right, they still had to do the general election in november, even though this was a seat in south carolina, trump's endorsed candidate lost. katie arrington had beaten mark sanford, but a democrat actually won in november, so mark sanford was ousted from congress, but the republicans lost the seat. and what became of katie arrington? interesting. the post and courier in south carolina later reported that after that election in november, where the republicans lost the seat, right, the democrat who won the election won that seat in congress. he left south carolina to travel to washington to go start his new job on the same day that katie arrington

i fully endorse katie arrington. vote katie. in fact, katie arrington on the strength of that trump endorsement in the republican primary in the house carolina race on the criticism that mark sanford was not republican enough, she ousted him in the republican primary. the headlines were brutal. sanford loses in stunner. mark sanford survived the appalachian trail. he couldn't beat trump. he was satisfied with that. until the actual general election was held for that congressional seat the general election that which is the primary,? right eneral he started to the general election in november and even though this was a seat in south carolina, trump's endorsed candidate lost. katy arrington had beaten mark sanford in the primary to become the republican nominee for the seat, but then it was a democrat named joe cunningham who actually won in november. so mark sanford was ousted from congress, but the republicans lost the seat. and what became of katy arrington? interesting. the post and courier in south carolina later reported tha

i endorse katie arrington. and in fact, katie arrington on the strength of that endorsement and her own criticism that mark sanford was not pro-trump enough to remain in congress, ousted a sitting member of the house of representatives. ousted mark san tord by beating him in the republican primary. the headlines were brutal. sanford loses in stunner. mac sanford survived the appalachian trail. couldn't survive trump. all of which trump was -- until the general election was held in november, and even though this was a seat in south carolina, trump's endorsed candidate lost. katie arrington had beaten mark sanford in the primary to become the republican nominee for the state, but then it was a democrat named joe cunningham who actually won in november. so mark sanford was ousted from congress, but the republicans lost the seat. and what came of katie arrington? interesting. the post and courier in south carolina later reported that after that election in november when republicans lost the seat, right, the democra

katie? >> a better buyer here i would love to see the momentum turn >> louie, no currencies at all good conversation, both of you great to see you again >> thank you >>> we have a news alert on apple now. josh lipton spoke with the head of retail and is here with the details of the conversation. josh >> i did speak with apple's head of retail and hr, longtime, 30-year veteran in cupertino tomorrow apple is opening its newest store there in downtown los angeles at that historic tower theater. i did ask what foot traffic has been like. she tells me that every apple store is now open around the world. apple does operate around 500 stores we are seeing more people out and about now. she says we will welcome as many customers as we can. an apple store is a hub of activity, and we expect that to continue apple doesn't break out store revenue for investors. if you speak to analysts they estimate it probably represents the store's total revenue. i asked about technology and how it's changing. there'

katie, thanks for joining us and for your great reporter. katie benner is a pulitzer prize winning reporter for "the new york times." >>> meanwhile, nbc news has obtained audio from david axelrod yesterday with liz cheney who just lost her leadership position due to her outspoken criticism of the former president and his sycophants in the gop. but that has not forced her into silence about her wayward party. >> i think it is a real threat and an ongoing threat. and i think that trump's continued activity demonstrate the falsity of the idea that if we simply ignore him, he'll go away. there are some in my party who are embracing him and don't want him to be part of the future of the party of country, but who think that we could get to that point by simply ignoring him and i just don't believe that. >> joining me now is democratic congressman jim clyburn of south carolina, the majority whip and the chair of the house select committee on the coronavirus crisis. good to see you. good morning. i want to talk about this topic that i've been sort o

katie austen, thanks very _ including the uk government. katie austen, thanks very much.ts mars probe. the company also released photos from zhurong's lending in may. the robot is investigating a region of mars known as utopia planetia. now, for other people i is probably utopia they would like to be part of. —— id theft. —— ibiza. ibiza, the party capital of the world, was forced to stop dancing and close down its entire club scene because of the pandemic. now the mediterranean island is hoping a test event this weekend could prove the vital clubbing industry is capable of reopening without causing a spike in infections — just in time for the return of british tourists. anna holligan was there, and sent this report. dance music plays. music is the pulse of this island. ibiza's economy revolves around its nightclubs. now ibiza's been green—listed by the uk, this island is gearing up for the return of mass tourism, and this experiment could represent its revival. the guinea pigs are all key workers — like these nursing assistants. lucia told me, "i really want to dance. it

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jarod and katy kept their anguish quiet. a lot of people in the church didn't even know his story right? >> no. >> then january 2017, four and a half years after the murder, the indictment came down and trial date was set. no more secrets now. what did you think when you heard? >> in my mind initially it was just, it is impossible. >> debbie duke is katy's mom. >> they are church friends. did you ever think my goodness, this young man is a killer? >> no. >> debbie? >> no. >> not for a second. the very notion that somebody could consider jarod capable of this was beyond my belief. it was just simply no way i could get my brain to wrap itself around that. >> the support wasn't just moral, the friends offered to help anyway they could. >> we had people come up and say what can we do? i said well, pray. but one of them said, welcome on, there's something we can do. what about all that paperwork. couldn't he use help with that? i said that would be wonderful. >> that paperwork was the case against jarod. mounds of documents, poli

katie, i have to ask, can the stock market keep going higher it seems like it doesn't want to go downsentiment remains complacent here. the market has a strong up side and the s&p cleared the final resistance from may. that breakout was confirmed on friday we don't like to fight breakouts in the take. if it doesn't necessarily make sense from the fundamental perspective, it is still there the breakout we saw by the s&p 500 targets 4440 that dictates more offensive positioning. especially measures of sentiment show that complacency is here to stay for one, i'm watching the vix. that would be an indication that we are going to see a new lower floor. the vix holds an inverse to the s&p 500. that will be key. >> we are showing a chart of the vix. you look at charts for a living here we see the spikes. we know why they were there. we talk about covid and economic shocks we were expecting to see stock market volatility elevate. if you are in the low volatility environment and you are saying it could go lower if we go below a certain level on the vix, what does low volatility look like? what

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joining us now partner katie haun co-leading this fund. a form prosecutor.last week or two or several months with some of the moments of euphoria and other moments where we've seen a lot of challenges as well >> good morning, andrew. with respect to the volatility you mention, we've been in a space for a long time. we are long-term investors it is important to note this is not a hedge fund we are making 7 to 10-year bets. this is relative to the opportunity we see which is not just financial use cases. we see a lot of opportunities across infrastructure, gaming, dfi, nfts, digital goods again, hear the message is we see this as a lot of categories. >> katie, to put a fine point on it this fund isn't vesting in the currencies themselves, some of the tokens i assume some of the businesses are tokenized? is that's right. we are vesting in both like crypto fund one which is three years old and two, which we deployed just over the last year we are absolutely vesting in tokens and protocols and equity investments in businesses. iek open sea, uniswap, we hold the t

katie, what do you change at northern trust in your allocation?hat has been the distinction of the last couple of weeks between equities and bonds? katie: we have been pretty consistently risk on since we started to come out of the pandemic, and we continue to feel really confident about risk-taking right now. it has been so interesting to see the bond market come around to that point of view in the last week or so, as interest rates and inflation expectations come off the boil and more bond investors have come around to the fed point of view that the inclusionary pressures we are seeing now will be short-term, and that longer-term we will be back to that sort of normal, low inflation environment. low inflation, low rates, positive economicdisconnected, e certainly seeing that now, where we have this operating leverage coming to the fore, with actual growth as well as forecasted growth for companies that are just going strong double digits this year and even into next year. so we do expect very strong corporate earnings that will outpace gdp growt

let's talk credit, katie. what do you think?: if you look at the etf leaderboard, you got on funds -- you've got bond funds right up front. the junk bond etf is leading the way, nearly $1.2 billion withdrawn from that fund. it is interesting to watch the short duration funds get slammed rather than the long end because as we know come along and treasuries have actually been -- as we know, long and treasuries have actually been rallying. this definitely falls into that category because it's duration is about 3.3 years. this goes to the selloff we are seeing in the front end. alix: do you think the fed is going to like that? katie: the fed has been selling off its etf holdings. that hasn't caused much of a ripple in the market, but the fed actually did a very delicate dance, and it looks like it executed it this week because you are seeing longer-term inflation expectations come down while the front end sells off, so the fed has signaled that they are not going to let inflation spiral out of control. that is why you are seeing 30

with me now, msnbc legal contributor katie fang. harry lippman is the host of the talking feds podcast. and legal affairs problem for the american. times and betsy woodruff swan is a national correspondent for political and an msnbc contributor. it's good to see you. all harry, the doj's internal watchdog is going to investigate the seizure of communications records of congress members during the trump era. what are they going to be looking for? and how could it help shed light on what trump was using the doj to do? >> it will help, but it's not enough. the oig will look at only current employees, no power to force non-employees to talk to him. also, it could take a year, 18 months, but he'll sit down with the remaining people there and say, what exactly happened here? how did it come to be that these guys were on the list? and it's important to know, alicia, there are potential non-sinister explanations here. which makes it all the more important that there be a full investigation. but leak investigations are needle in the haystack

katie, step forwards and steps backwards as well? steps backwards as well?— katie, step forwards and steps backwards as well? this is what we keep seeing _ backwards as well? this is what we keep seeing in _ backwards as well? this is what we keep seeing in australia, - backwards as well? this is what we keep seeing in australia, is| we keep seeing in australia, is they open and then they close. they do snap lockdown and this is the latest and really it is because there are concerns about the fast spread of the delta variant there. for example, another 30 cases overnight and what this means in a country that has pursued a zero covid strategy is that with the snap lockdown, businesses are feeling the pressure. we are hearing from them to have a change in strategy and to say is no longer possible and we need to mmp longer possible and we need to ramp up vaccine programme. so far, about 7 million of the 26 million residents have been vaccinated and as a result, there are continued continued border closures, impacting businesses. as a re

both katie and tony agree _ from where we were.d tony agree this _ from where we were. both katie and tony agree this summer - from where we were. both katie and tony agree this summer is i and tony agree this summer is going to be crucial in getting the local tourism industry back on track. ., , the local tourism industry back on track. . , , the local tourism industry back on track. . , on track. the reality is across the whole — on track. the reality is across the whole of _ on track. the reality is across the whole of the _ on track. the reality is across the whole of the highlands, i the whole of the highlands, tourism has been significantly affected. it's a huge part of our economy and if we can have a good summer, if we can tell our stories and sell our sconce and engage people in the story of culloden, it's going to make a big difference. £31!" of culloden, it's going to make a big difference.— a big difference. our best cuess a big difference. our best guess at _ a big difference. our best guess at this _ a big difference.

the congresswoman from california, katie porter. ms. porter: thank you very much. i'm here today to champion tax fairness for every american across the country, across the party, across parties, and across the aisle. we are here tonight to talk about what does it mean to have a fair tax system. since coming to congress, i have repeatedly heard from my constituents about how the trump tax bill doubled the taxes they owe due to an arbitrary cap on allowable state and local tax deductions, often called salt. in the last year, before this arbitrary $10,000 cap was imposed, nearly two in five taxpayers in my district claimed the salt deduction. and their average deduction was $22,000 per household. they were paying $-- an average of $22,000 in state and local

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jesse: katie pavlich and richard fowler are both fox news contributors.ivate building, it's not amtrak, i just think it's tacky and it's cheap and even i didn't expect this from the left. did you do? >> it's pretty ghoul issue will, despicable that they are trying to turn this into something that democrats can capitalize politically on a local issue in miami and bring it all the way to washington, d.c. and the worst part about it outside of not knowing exactly what happened in people's families still being missing is that they are implying that there wasn't an infrastructure package that was already agreed on. let's not forget the recent history of the past week which is that republicans and democrats came together at the white house and agreed on a narrowed slimmed down version of what president biden wanted in terms of real infrastructure. they did a press briefing at the white house. they all went to the sticks and answered questions. there was bipartisan, you know, agreement there is going to happen. and then joe biden stepped all over it by saying we

katie bowman, thank ou so remain informed. katie bowman, thank you so much — remain informed.e bowman, thank you so much forjoining _ remain informed. katie bowman, thank you so much forjoining us. _ sport, and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, sport centre, here's tolsun. good evening. andy murray is back on the singles court at wimbledon for the first time in four years. he needs just one he needsjust one more game. he's taking on nikoloz basilashvili on centre, who's inside the world's top 30 players and so a big challenge for murray, who's spent so long in and out of the game with injuries. but the two—time wimbledon champion has made a brilliant return to sw19. he's won the opening two sets, the first 6—4, the second 6—3. these are live pictures from centre, where murray now is looking to finish the job. he leads 5—3, 15—15 in that ninth game in the third set. 0ne he leads 5—3, 15—15 in that ninth game in the third set. one of the potentially great wimbledon results. you can watch it live now on bbc one or follow it on the bbc sport website. he is within a co

katie — what's gareth southgate learnt from this game tonight going into that one? croatia. an interesting question because it is difficult to know how much you can learn from this. it was a difficult selection board, he is without a number of key players, no chelsea players and harry maguire is out injured as well so he will have been looking to see what his fringe players can do, maybe some of those who might have been on the periphery of the england team. from the past two games, the one player who has shown is jack relation. he was fantastic tonight causing problems for remainiac and was at the centre for remainiac and was at the centre for everything for england. he won the penalty which marcus rashford finished off. jordan henderson missed the second penalty which is something gareth southgate spoke about afterwards, he might have a word with henderson because that was not the plan. henderson had not played since february so maybe he wanted some of the glory but it did not work out for him. there were other positives, sam johnstone, the west brom goalkeeper ma

katie benner, matt miller, thank you so much for starting us off.oining us on your extraordinary reporting. frank is sticking around a little longer. when we return, we'll speak with a reporter who interviewed an iraq war veteran who says he has no regrets over his role in the capitol insurrection, even as republicans and the right-wing media continue to pretend the insurrection never happened. >>> plus, ahead of president biden's first overseas trip this weekend, stern warnings for russian president vladimir putin over interfering in our elections and harboring hackers bent on causing us harm. >>> and the republican party's lurch to the far, fringy right since the days of the george h.w. bush administration. we'll be joined by the former president's confidante and long-time chief of staff later in the hour. "deadline white house" continues after a quick break. eadline white house" continues after a quick break. bundle, you'll save money and get round-the-clock protection. -sounds great. -sure does. shouldn't something, you know, wacky be happening

katy austin, bbc news.usiness correspondent katy austin with that report, and earlier she told me how some of the multinational companies have reacted to today's tax agreement. those involved in these talks, the finance ministers from the g7, have spoken of the significance of this moment. bear in mind, of course, that although it is being seen as historic and, as you say, very significant, this kind of move, this kind of measure would not be effective without other nations agreeing as well. so there are still the g20 countries, like russia and china, to speak to, to see if they would get on with this idea, and the oecd, at which more than 130 countries would be at the table. so whether countries of all shapes and sizes and various sizes of economy would all get on board with this idea has yet to be seen. ireland has come out and said this afternoon that it has reservations about this and it looks forward to the further discussions. ireland has a corporate tax rate of 12.5%, so you can see why a minimum glo