lance price, borisjohnson people will be fined unfairly.boris johnson and people will be fined unfairly. lance price, borisjohnson and his allies gave britain a slogan take back control. that won the brexit referendum. get brexit done, stay at home which was reasonably successful now we are left with a stay alert. which in the last 25 hours according toa which in the last 25 hours according to a lot of the papers has led to a lot delete mac huge confusion. yes it's a question of the guys who's go at communications. as you say i found way of articulating the brexit and other issues. yet they seem to have really doubted themselves in the last 25 hours. yesterday's televised broadcast by the prime ministers actually a communications disaster. i think it confused far more people than it helped. it raised so many questions, his new slogan stay alert control virus save lives. it is being laughed at on social media. and ridiculed and they we re social media. and ridiculed and they were sort ofjoke videos going around. so the more people had seen t

lance price, thank you for that. olivia, you will be very happy to know we are going to the sun.inating the headline here, the sub headline, hugs of her grandkids. it is the sun saying you will not just be grandkids. it is the sun saying you will notjust be able to see and over 70 from june the 1st, you will actually be able to physically touch them? that actually be able to physically touch them ? that is actually be able to physically touch them? that is not something i've seen reported anywhere else. in the times, there is a little bit on how the government is trying to road map some sort of strategy for perhaps, hopefully, if things go to plan, there are so many gifts. over 70s will be able to be in contact with grandchildren. i think this is quite tough. people living in cramped cities, not necessarily people closest to them. it's also been incredibly tough for widows living com pletely incredibly tough for widows living completely on their own. there was a port we saw yesterday which brought tea rs port we saw yesterday which brought tears to my eyes, a 70—year—old woman ca

and we can speak, i think, to lance price, former spin doctor to tony blair, the former british primellegations? downing street are really quite robustly defending dominic cummings, saying he's got no intention of resigning, he did nothing wrong. what do you make of what he did? i think you, quite clearly, broke the spirit of the rules that were then in place from the government and there is no doubt at all that the way in which downing street are rallying the troops and circling the wagons, whatever metaphor you want to use in his defence, is demeaning both to those ministers involved in that process but also crucially undermining the message that the government has been seeking to put out once the lockdown started, that these rules apply to everybody including people adhering to them otherwise they risk spreading the virus and clearly dominic cummings's actions were outside of that advice. his defence is maybe he broke the spirit of the rules but he didn't break the rules technically. so why should he resign? the question you have to ask yourself is firstly, if everybody had done wh

pricing in something closer to a u. >> economic are hazardous at rest. they are even more so now. >> this is "bloomberg keene,lancesa abramowicz. keene, jonathan ferro, and lisa abramowicz. jonathan: good morning. what a morning. what a day we've got lined up for everyone. the crosscurrents are absolutely amazing. the cyclical appetite continues to build. the relationship between the united states and china continues to break down. tom: china really front and center. of course, we are going to see that in the

pricing in something closer to a u. >> economic are hazardous at rest. they are even more so now. >> this is "bloomberg keene,lance," with tom and lisa abramowicz. keene, jonathan ferro, and lisa abramowicz. jonathan: good morning. what a morning. what a day we've got lined up for everyone. the crosscurrents are absolutely amazing. the cyclical appetite continues to build. the relationship between the united states and china continues to break down. tom: china really front and center. of course, we are going to see that in the president's press conference. i still don't have a time on that. all of the other news flow, minneapolis, this whole twitter flap. to me, what is extraordinary is june beckons. nothing is more front and center for me beside the june 5 jobs report. 41 million is where we are unemployed. to me, that is the dominant crosscurrents right now. jonathan: you've picked up on this again and again over the last couple of months. 20% could be the unemployment rate when we get the numbers next week. we talked about next steps on fiscal policy. i've heard little this week on that topic. tom: henrietta tr

times if he would have beaten lance armstrong so 'd we live in a world of rules and regulations that's just part of it if you great these rules you know you have to pay a price fair play and playing. a sensual you know whether that's 10 as a psychiatric and you know when we when i was a little boy i was taught by my father force and at my 1st teach on the cold that my great political up those are the rules that apply to you and everybody else if you want to participate in teh particular contests and that hasn't changed when i 1st played my professional tennis too i was part of the a.t.p. tour and they had a set of rules if you break them you kick out $10000.00 only include cheating getting to lets you know this is breaking your own record at tekken the other player you know using foul language with the out by all that is part of my sport and if you break me if you're great if i break them i cannot sinister contests sounds like you're saying principles matter ethics matter morals matter here i'm the fall. for most important things i teach to my children every day. tell me a little bit about your foundation to spoil sport for good foundation is. you know we ob