this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ lizzy: welcome back to "bloomberg markets." i'm lizzy burden.a listen. >> we want to be in the preeminent bank for institutions with global needs as well as a leader in global wealth and a winner in the u.s. market for our personal banking business. that's what we are today. and a lot of what we talked about today, again, was really highlighting the crown jewel of our firm, the gateway to the rest to our offering for large institutional clients but also for middle market clients as well as for investors and asset msg in both that treasury and trade solutions business and our security services business. >> it's interesting because to your point, even though security services has been a crown jewel accounting for half the profit recently of citigroups owned entire businesses, it's been hard to explain to investors what it is, what it does. do you think citigroup stock would be trading higher if people understood the business prospects for it? >> i think the security services business contribute a significant amount of value to this franchise. and

lizzie? oh, long is the screen? lizzie? oh, how long is the screen? quick?et that right. question for open question. which form of tour? i don't know what i'm talking about. which former mp says that he's backing labourin former mp says that he's backing labour in the general election . labour in the general election. >> mark logan very good bolton nonh >> mark logan very good bolton north east logan they've all deflected right a final question. >> multiple choices. the champions league's final tonight between dortmund and real madrid. what is the score for the last time dodi b what is it. two nil nil and mine. >> i'll go for a three nil with either of you. >> you're all totally wrong, right on i won that. you will win a political hit job according to our poll, 87% of you say yes. 30% of you say no. thank you so much to my panel. the other poll, 95% of you say yes. 5% of you say no. thank you to my panel. lizzie cundy matthew laza pleasure. thank you to you at home. i'll see you tomorrow. same time, same place . tomorrow. same time, same place. >> looks like

joining me broadcast from columnist lizzie cundy. your buzzer please, lizzie.s the score between germany and scotland? i was finished i can't disqualify you both but let that be a lesson , both but let that be a lesson, germany and scotland last night, bill rammell 5151. it was five one. it was five one. >> look, he knows his football. bill what? could you swap spurs. oh, no. >> no, he doesn't know his football. right. question two. right who will england be playing at the euros tomorrow evening lizzie cundy serbia serbia. serbia. let's see. the answer is yes it is serbia. very good. it's one all. this is a football quiz . they love it, football quiz. they love it, don't they? question three. at which world renowned pop star began the uk leg of their tour? oh no no no, we're both disqualified this week. was it a billy eilish, b taylor swift or c beyonce? bill rammell is the big arm action darling. it takes you too long to get to the buzzer. taylor swift , lizzie buzzer. taylor swift, lizzie campbell, taylor swift you should know if you go like that, press the b

lizzy : yeah.her family complied with the judges order. they sat quietly in the courtroom while the prosecution laid out its case. andrea canning: with all the strong evidence, was this a slam dunk? janet albertson : no. you never say its going to be a slam dunk. andrea canning : prosecutors took the jurors through the timeline of the night of the murder. no detail was too small. they began with sarahs selfie showing off her red nails. lawrence opisso: its amazing if you look at the social media in this case and the-- the instagram and the-- and the twitter, you can almost see this happening in real-time. andrea canning : to further bolster the timeline, prosecutorlawrence opissoalso showed the jury sarahs cell phone records and cell tower data. they illustrated that not only was dante taylor the last person to be with sarah, hed had also returned to the scene of the crime. lawrence opisso: the records tell really a story of a killer who went from his home to her home, and returned there several ti

joining me broadcast from columnist lizzie cundy. your buzzer please lizzie.on one. this afternoon northampton won the rugby premiership final at twickenham. but which team did they have to beat. was it a harlequins b bath or c sale sharks. i'll go for matthew laza b which is, which is bath. aquaesulis >> i know it's a, it's a harlequins, it's bath. >> no . totally wrong. she's so >> no. totally wrong. she's so good answer i got a sports question right. >> i'm feeling very throwaway point. >> how do you say bath in latin. >> how do you say bath in latin. >> bath. bath. no aquae sulis. >> bath. bath. no aquae sulis. >> oh. very good. you threw it away, so you're classy. that's false . did the usa beat pakistan false. did the usa beat pakistan in the t20 world cup ? matthew in the t20 world cup? matthew laza true. so false. false. because you know what happened last time. >> i know, but it is true. >> i know, but it is true. >> it is true. yes, it is true. >> i'm on a roll on the sport. well i mean, i can't believe somebody didn't do the thing. >> so the answer

let's go to lizzy burden who is in frapg further. we are expecting the decision. the cut that is fully price by these markets. the forecast around growth and inflation. what are you looking for? >> you're absolutely right, tom. no one told them in frankfurt the weather has changed. it is time to change direction and cut rates. almost unanimously expected by economists even some of the more hawkish members of the governing council, accepting that it is time to cut today. that level of condominium has raised some eyebrows in recent days because of the latest economic data. ennation sticky. wage growth rapid. and therefore the focus today very much on the path, how many cuts do we get this year? you mentioned the forecast, do we see an upward trend for enmedication that? that suggests the bar is high for cuts. we'll be listening to the press kofns from christine lagarde. do they come quarterly or do we get a pause? you're going have to have strong signals from christine lagarde to get a sustained euro-dollar. tom: the ecb looks to break the moalt mold and go ahead of

lizzy: well, you're absolutely right.ou already saw a market reaction yesterday off the back of that hot services inflation reading. you saw a tick up in gilt yields and the pound off the back number at let's the mpc off having to cut rates today but they have already seemingly ruled one up, a cut -- ruled one out, a cut because of the election. it seems like that will have to wait until after the july 4 election. we have not had any speeches in the time since the snap election was called and we are expecting the votes but to be the same today, 7-7, to hold two to cut. what could be interesting could be the next meeting because this is the last one for the deputy governor, who is going to be replaced by a woman who is thought to be a little more hawkish, so perhaps we see a change in the dynamics on the committee. no presser, no forecast today. we are expecting the guidance around the decision to remain the same. we have -- they have already gone towards and easing bias. tom: as you say, they are constrained in terms of t

that of course , was the brilliant lizzie course, was the brilliant lizzie cundy.oughout the afternoon. but coming up, it's royal roundup time. angela levin will be here to give us the latest from behind the palace walls. but next it's time for the great british debate this hour. and i'm asking, has labour turned its back on women? i've got a poll up right now on twitter asking you that very question. or x, as it's called these days. has labour turned its back on women? gb views. com forward slash your say tell me what you think. cast your vote now. good afternoon. it's just coming up to 21 minutes after 4:00. this is gp news. we are britain's election channel. the election is coming soon. people i'm a queer. but it's time for the great british debate. this hour. the great british debate. this hour . and i'm the great british debate. this hour. and i'm asking, has labour turned its back on women now? jk rowling has accused sir keir starmer of abandoning women who are concerned about transgender rights. the labour leader has previously been critical of his own mp, r

lizzy: the theme is caution. 133 pages of it. no new policies.been hearing that economic growth is the priority for the labour party. keir starmer, the opposition labour leader, was in manchester announcing this manifesto. take a listen to what he said. >> in terms of -- the leader in real-world ai. this is a big deal. tesla is ahead of google, meta, openai, anyone on real-world software. taking video and making decisions based on video. tom: that of course was elon musk. we would love to hear from elon musk talking about a. he's not the best person to talk about u.k. politics i would argue. lizzy: not sure we are getting prime minister elon in the u.k. keir starmer is saying he will not raise any of the three main taxes in the u.k., vat, national insurance or income tax. to state the obvious, this is a manifesto pledge, so if they raise those taxes and government, it would be a serious promise -- taxes in government, it would be a serious promise broken, but this does hem in labour fiscally. a 28 billion pound black hole the public finances. the

lizzie cundy and bill rammell. of my panel. lizzie cundy and bill rammell .mell. still to come, difficult conversations and mel kabul will be here live. but first, let's get your latest news headlines. >> very good afternoon to you. it's just coming up to 434. the top story from the newsroom this afternoon . reform uk has now afternoon. reform uk has now withdrawn support for three election candidates that were accused of using racist comments to describe migrants edward oakenfold, robert lomas and leslie lilley will remain on the ballot paper on the 4th of july but are no longer endorsed by the party. we understand. meanwhile, a reform campaigner who was recorded using a racist slur against the prime minister admits he's been a total fool. reform uk has now reported channel 4 to the elections watchdog, though accusing the broadcaster of election interference. it's claiming the undercover news piece was a set up.the undercover news piece was a set up. the network, though, is standing by its undercover footage . sir keir starmer is footage. sir keir starmer is

tom: let's get more with lizzy burden. who wins? lizzie: the prime minister wants to be about tax.e made it about tax. he came out at 51%. his opponent, 49% so the conservative won the debate. the response to this tested tory tactic of labor as tax raisers was to say it is garbage to raise taxes by 2000 pounds. he did not land that rebuttal, why labor rushed out explaining in more detail. but even if he managed to get his point across in the debate, it cost him likability, this is the point, we had a pole right before they went on the set showing the biggest landslide in political history so a two percentage point lead in the postdebate polling is not notable. as you remind us, it is july 4 that really matters. tom: arguably, there was more for -- for -- for him to gain given -- given that gap. he did not land any blows or in fact that they landed any blows on the prime minister? is there anything we can take away that might feed into the campaign? lizzie: the biggest audience was directed at the prime minister and he got the biggest laugh at his expense. this was a moment when he

we are joined by lizzy burden. what can we expect? what do we know?is every time, but this is one of his last chances to close the lead. he is getting attacked by reform led by nigel who brought down his predecessors and he's got an attack from labor so we are expecting a cut for first-time buyers, a cut to insurance, payroll tax and like the surprise election announcement, this was drafted by a group of tops and beyond that there is wrangling that he is not going far enough to oppose the reform party. they want a cut to inheritance tax and they say cutting national insurance when it has not moved the polls is to paraphrase the definition of insanity. tom: one view on that manifesto. what about liberal democrats? we have that now. lizzie: bigger tax rises for the rich, frequent flyers and banks to raise pounds and find care and the national health service. they want to rejoin the single market when it coombs to the european market. this is the other threat i've talked about, this is from the south. not likely to see a liberal democrat as prime ministe

well, lizzie didn't keep quiet. she went to the courthouse and found a judge who would issue a warrant against frank for what he had done. he retaliated by getting a warrant against her for stealing money that his wife gave her. he went to trial and was acquitted. she went to trial and was convicted and. the letter that she sent to lincoln was the day after she was sentenced one year at hard labor in albany. washington, november 4th, 1864, to his excellency the president of the united states. sir, on yesterday i sentenced to serve at hard labor for the period of one year in the albany penitentiary. the fault was my own, for which i was convicted. but i most solemnly declare before my that i am guilty of no crime. i was employed as servant in the family of one francis prewitt, a resident. washington, d.c. and in an evil hour gave way to the opportunities of mr. prewitt. i carnal and of course with him and the cossacks this was that i became pregnant and afterwards delivered of a child which lived but a few months. th

let's bring in lizzy burden. this is the backdrop to the next government in terms of the economic fragility of the u.k. what is the misery index? >> when i first saw it, i thought it's the feeling when you have to get out of bed on a monday morning, how long it takes you. it was come up -- it was come up with in the 1970's. it is the unemployment side that's likely to be the pain point for the next 18 months for the next government. it speaks to the economic inheritance of whoever wins, which the polls suggest will be the labour party insert keir starmer -- party and serve keir starmer. the next government really needs to think about there is going to be another rise in the national minimum wage, they say, and how that could be prohibitively expensive as a cost for employers when thinking about bringing people on. you had the bank of england's megan greene talk about potential unemployment. if you look at the misery index, since rishi sunak took office, it's actually averaged about 11. it's now at six because inf

they were all over and i'm going to let us anybody talk about what the lizzie lizzie gladiators all this. i have no idea where it came from. and frankly, i'll be honest. i don't quite like it. >> and that baby controversial, but i'd prefer hot dog herter. >> i mean, there's all kinds of things. yeah. >> lizzie gladiator though when he says it like that as a ring to it. so gladiator, lizzie ga blur, look, george, it's been awesome hanging out with you and i have to tell you that just because it's the last friday at the end of the school year this morning, my six-year-old, when i asked him, what do you want for breakfast and he said, i want a hot dog and i know joke made him a hot dog fur. >> and i'm going to tell him that we this conversation today, i think we'll get a kick out of it. so george shea. thank you. he's on the right track. >> thanks, george thank you we're back here in a few minutes there are giant so much they your the minute woman building or babies next generation submarines. >> they are giants and what they do because they worked in a place where they can grow, where they

lizzy burden, our u.k.preview of that leadership debate that takes place later this evening and the u.k.. to the eu, the landmark climate policy could be under threat after this week's european elections. back in 2020 the block adopted what was called the green deal. still called the green deal. the commitment to become carbon neutral by 2050. that was the target, but with the energy crisis hitting voters while its, that ambition could now be more difficult to achieve. let's ring in bloomberg's climate and energy reported with the details around this. the politics plays in to this ambition in the eu. in 2019 the climate election -- the election was all about climate. it dominated -- dominated the political field. are we seeing that against the eu's climate agenda? how much risk is it to that agenda and to these targets? ask as you mention 2019 was the time that election saw loads and loads of protests across the world and also in the eu. five years later, things looked different. we've had covid, we've had

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lizzy burden with the detail and analysis on the back of that from the ecb. thank you. the focus, turning to the u.s. jobs report later today, bloomberg economics expect may's dated to present contradictory views of the labor market. let's bring in mary nichola for details. what are markets going to be scrutinizing from this? nonfarm payroll data taking center stage today. >> yeah. there's obviously some expectation that you can expect some softening. of course, you don't want the data to be too soft because it triggers a selloff across markets, so it has to be just enough to get the markets going or excited that a rate cut is coming. the other key thing to acknowledge is what's happening with earnings. average hourly earnings will be crucial. the other thing that could set off in a negative way is if we see that jobs are cooling while average hourly earnings are sticky, so that idea of stagflationary pressures coming through will weigh negatively on equities if we see that happening. so for the market, it needs the right balance. you need a little bit of cooling but ju

i'm up and pushing, lizzie was think r g . okay, change this with the news dr. dish, the you know, cause i know the past week. i mean the, the economy funds, the bottom my visions for the discussions coming in to the going to going to chicago hold on. just come back to do some show kind of deal on national. the thing is a cup of 2 former don't bodies of devices fold. i just, i'm not shown kids who to call us now. and the look at the sugar model to class one of the new motors model different cottage at the mazda of $0.10 to put this on. okay. hello. hello. is this the sewage sewage services? no, this is rose. no need this uh, we're going to need you to go see if it did. who's gone? i used to read fox. has this evening says tuesday night is the memory of a delay as it did. it was good. how are you? good. good. good news. all right, how does the did you take this? is josh clear to take you know most you do the doors and what did you, did you with the army or you will just do this is be this, this new the there's just going to ind

lizzy, good morning to you. >> good morning, steve, thanks for having me i know you and your husbandid is over why do they need masks? >> this has gone far beyond the subway. this has taken over our streets this uniformity of hate is designed to not only intimidate but to really allow these people to hide behind if you are proud of your message you are not hiding. this really goes back to the mid 20th century when we saw bans in place for the ku klux klan hiding behind their hoods. we need see this again. >> steve: we have got some video where your husband, ira, has gone out and confronted them, as you have. why are you wearing a mask? nobody has a very good answer. but you would think since covid is over and we have seen not only the masked people at rallies or whatever you want to call this right here, these demonstrations, but also in retail theft. you see people walk in to a grocery store or into a drugstore and they got a mask on. people wore them a lot during covid. but now they just use them so that nobody knows hot heck just walked out with $800 worth of cold medicine. >> the

hi, lizzie. elizabeth: i wish i knew how to fix a car, larry. maybe in my next life. okay, welcome to "the evening edit," i'm liz macdonald. let's bring in "wall street journal" columnist bill mcgurn and federal prosecutor, former federal prosecutor katie cherkasky joins us. thank you both so much for joining us. tonight we're taking a deep dive into what is not debated or talked about enough. bill and katie, the aggressive, unprecedented democrat attacks to go after trump and stop him. it started even before he was elected in 2016. you know, any le, rational person would see the problem here is that in america you are innocent until proven guilty. democrats did not abide by that. by the way, we're neither here nor there about a trump. we've just been saying for months the see the truth of what's been happening and how aggressively historically this was, take the name trump out. take the names of democrats out to see clearly what really happened. bill, first to you, what do you think of this this? >> yeah, i think that's right. it reminds me, there was a movie in the

all right, lizzie, really important topic topic that you are covering today and this community newscast so back to you for more on wildfire season, >>we'll get to that in just a moment but 1st, let's look at our headlines. thank you, darren a man accused of shooting and killing another man during a brawl at lake berryessa is under arrest. the napa county sheriff's department says 25 year old gabriel chavez was 1 of several people who were stabbed during a large fight between 2 groups. on saturday. he's been in the hospital since then. chavez is charged with murder. some residents living in rvs by san francisco's lake merced blocked out the street to protest the recent installation of parking meters long winston drive housing advocates say the meters were designed to displaced families living there they're hoping city leaders will step in with a long term solution. president joe biden's son hunter. biden is now a convicted felon, a federal jury found hunter guilty on all 3 felony federal felony gun charges he faced. they concluded that he violated laws meant to prevent drug addicts from

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john hayashi and his daughter, lizzie, felt this afternoon as they to walked inside. >>priceless. to be honest, because all its history being the best all around player. play the game. >>father daughter trip turned bitter sweet after they learned about the passing of the say, hey, kid. >>definitely a surprise. we had just landed. connecting flight and it was felt like it wasn't >>real. but rather than sadness for longtime giants fan jim thornton, the game was a chance to break out his orange crush velvet tuxedo. in the deep south heat. celebrate the legacy of willie mays. >>up with him in san francisco, so i'm play. there's a little boy my grandmother took me to the 62 world series. played. probably 150. times something like that. it was he was the best even even in the later years. he was he was a showman. he was an icon. miss him already. >>right now, brooks while she wishes willie mays was here at ridgewood field. she has no doubt the say hey, kid was watching from above. >>it and watch it with my homies. but i'm good and how could it not be more full circle? that he pass. pass

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a lizzie, for us on the united states military cooperation efforts have been conspicuous in the lack of results. this lack of results has often been compounded by a lack of democratic transparency in the presence the congress of the saw has, has also on several occasions, pointed out that dave was signs of collaboration between the western forces stationed in the cell health and southern tower risk groups for the historically edit site and when western media and the applications, but didn't a great in the congress with which they were caught. the rates in congress like russia had respectful relationship as a positive relationship. and the relationship of cooperation, equality and respect for each of his interest. and that's the big difference. that's why it today the overwhelming majority of african populations for such a corporate with someone who respects them like the great rush of civilization. because they didn't mind straight by the exit and behavior that they are highly civilized people who are capable of looking all the civilizations in the face and engaging in dialect with t

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, tom says i've also arrived from nearby regions to help seats, the wounded, the russian defense, lizzie said the american miss also use in dislike and it is common knowledge that us age books, facilitate tax with that kind of weaponry. the key of regime has conducted a deliberate terrorist strike on service staples using 5 american tactical ballistic attack m. s. missiles loaded with cluster munitions. 4 of them were intercepted while the will head of the fist exploded in the leading to mass casualties among civilians. also like co ordinates for tactical ballistic attack chemist missiles are rented by american specialists based on us satellite recognizance. well, as we heard from the russian ministry of defense, they are, these were us made attack comes long range missiles armed with cluster munitions aimed at a highly populated civilian area using american intelligence and targeted by americans specialists. one of these missiles was able to get close enough to cause serious damage, killing 4 people, including 2 children, and injuring over 150 other people. as you could imagine, this wa

lizzie joins us live. over to you.e been put out by switzerland. this was dominated the first half with nottingham forest leader give them that deserve leave for that that would've been more damage if they work for the italian keeper. soon after the start of the second half italy had a to climb. it finished 2— l. switzerland will play england or slovakia in the quarterfinals. goal is women massive thunderstorm for them it's half—time now for the are due back on the pic shortly. goal is the moment. england will place a block on sunday for the all 26 players played a bass today. look sure still not fit enough to start. despite underwhelming performances manager eric socket warned against making any radical changes to the side that went through to the last 16 top of group c. a team is never quite as poor as people may think and never quite as good as people might think. you're probably about 5% off where you like to be. therefore you've got to be very careful not to throw everything out the window. and lose things that yo

but i move in to call, but lizzie has been to talk about the as well for me been to hop on the documents my thoughts mariano. i'm headed into kind of discussion. right. i mean, i didn't decide about loan. i'm going into how about to call the man the age of the towing my confidence, what can be and i'm going to minutes with just a hardly have public a see i see then the phrase how cool want to put in law. how does that to stream mean angela? who am i, is i'm going to it so many high let me them before a while, but have a and no continents and with a lot heavy on, if you want me to call sort of highland, how was he put it back on? we'll see a won't, but have a noel, noel, i'm proud to have a pneumonia open to that. i think you can just pull it off. lots of model went to the really last menu is if you're dealing with any we call that i'd lines. if you accuse or put the really shown to focus thing with fire when you become a specific and bring evidence, feed them disappear. the i don't have like lions with the switching. they killed like my best friend. they killed the head of the process ki

it's not have these people can see both. lizzie, that's the sort of thing. oh, we did it out there. so i stream to bit plumbing. situations that seems to involve the off the truck going to commit to the, the, the russian government to buy the width of the i'm going to kind of would be probably supplement, you know, the, the couple of minutes the is economic and then used to be under the couple of weeks, so to show it to me, it's to where the guy speaking today. thank you so much for your time. we've been talking to pon, asking his dikes, but let me type him up there for good while. thank you. it's a pleasure. thanks for holding. i'm thank you for joining us at all. it's the international law. so for me, for today, my colleague internet will be here with all the very latest and stacy minute the the in previous to us of duty. i often heard the phrase, opportunity is the god of war. soldiers were pages and is often seen on military chaperones. was stuck in my head, which is a mean really, i was wondering what these soldiers are like. what will they do? and how they handle that powerful

for lizzie, as president, faces more challenges this time and the former, strengthening the economy ahead of next year's election. the in depth analysis of the days headlines. does this mean that a slide sells to donald trump? now? i don't think so. and it could even help trump in the general election. i think even people that don't like trump are looking at this as selective justice or a weapon ization of the justice system. frank assessments that this stage both ukraine's a pro 10 most close approach. i thought that a 100 percent different at this moment, no one can build boxes for the inside story on al jazeera or the government challenges here. where the watching our see are with me. elizabeth donovan, just a reminder of our top stories, the south. the final results from the bonds presidential election and do in the next few hours. early numbers suggest a time range between ultra conservative site geneva and reformist muscle possess can that is really mandatory is targeting heavily populated areas across casa tax. i've been following attends housing displays, people in the southern ar

against every letter calls that would potentially work up it is lizzie easing from the central back in. a quarter of 1% there. they decline even faster in may there. they are down by about 2.5%. della china, we had quit a bit of greenback strength is a bit of heaven demand returning there for some of the geopolitical concerns. take a look at what else we are watching when it comes to markets trading around the region. japan has a bit of weakness today. just about 1.9%. month on month and there could be something as to whether the back of japan's entity could be going for. that sort of assessment for bloomberg intelligence. the topics also sing quit a bit -- 15735. we are watching bond markets around the world as well. australian prime minister -- the chinese premier had a great a new dialogue and a strength in cooperation among the two nations. >> without dialogue, we can not address any of the difference the drive but as with each of us. australia and china have revitalized our engagement. >> let's bring in paul allen. >> that's right. it was a very successful meeting. they are probab

a lizzie, for the rest of the united states military cooperation assets have been conspicuous in bed. lack of results, this lack of results has often been compounded by a lack of democratic transparency in the presence. the congress of the self help has also on several occasions, pointed out that they was signs of collaboration between the western forces stationed in the so health and southern towers. groups read this historically at a time when west the media and the applications, but didn't a great and the congress with which they were corporation in congress like russia, had respectful relationship, a supportive relationship and the relationship of corporation, equality and respect for each of us interests and that's the big difference. that's why today the overwhelming majority of african population is preferred to cooperate with someone who respects them like the great russian civilization. because they demonstrate by the truth and behavior, they are highly civilized people who are capable of looking all the civilizations in the face and engaging in dialect with them. this is som

let's get more from lizzie burden. just 10 days to go. the prime minister do anything to turn the tide, the fortune for him and his party? >> we are getting closer but the gap does not seem to be budging. it's a 20 point lead labor has got. we were speaking to the former chancellor yesterday. it was interesting where he said it was not about winning but more about trying to prevent the conservatives becoming a romp opposition and limiting the defeat. he said gamble gate is si to party gay. what is similar is the -- what is curious is that there is so little detail on the fiscal side. the institute for fiscal studies said the u.k. voting public is in a knowledge vacuum because no one is addressing the fiscal constraints, the stark choice between higher taxes, spending cuts and more borrowing. the office for more budget responsibility has said you could have north of 5% growth a year to solve problems fiscally but they are saying that even unlikely -- that is unlikely. it would leave a fiscal black hole and how do you solve that when the co

nature of powers inside russia and, and we can see that each time they make this step, it's always lizzy is the provision of saying, well, you know, there's going to be very very limited, don't worry about anything. so, you know, we do the a, we will provide them with weapons, but it has to be only in ukrainian territory or you can attack territory like crime . yeah. but not rush, no problem. so the of the now now there's that, okay, you can attack rusher property, but it has to be somewhere close to the higher co region. so at each step as they go along and of course, as soon as they said, oh, it has to be limited in through the, in the near to the heart, the region on comes the land scan, all his champions in washington. any late that was a oh that's not enough. it has to be unrestricted. then because most of america's pop, as i said, yeah we, we put no restrictions at all and anything that we have provided. so that's the next step, is that, well, let's move back, respects it. so it's beverly, as you said, the inch by inch is becoming a direct rule between nato and russia. well, you kn

hi, lizzie. elizabeth: i wish i knew how to fix a car,

is this was this something that lizzie, your daughter, did?because the acknowledgments she talks about lizzie having of drafted some of the first initial covers. and i'm wondering if if somebody that young was able to accomplish something like this and we can't judge a book by its cover. but i think in case we can judge a book by its cover, because an extraordinary cover and it does match the extraordinary substance of the contents inside, as we've been hearing. thank you. as we've been hearing. so far from the previous panelists, ben and gail, it is an it's a remarkable book. and it's a remarkable book in many ways that is going to appeal to a wide variety of scholars and share. schaefer certainly in a way, but also in other learned societies and scholarly organizations, it has. the book a lot to say to a lot of people as i was thinking about my remarks, might five or 6 minutes that we've been allotted for talking about a rich and complex book. i was really kind of stuck like. how do you reduce, you know, something so extraordinary to really

lizzie: well, it is interesting as annmarie commented that they felt the need to say this had nothing have not heard any speakers from the monetary policy committee since the snap election was called and you can imagine the optics of cutting for the first time since the election campaign. it would look like the old lady was giving her to sunak a helping hand. whether it would work or not is another question, but i would look back at history. in 2019 during the campaign, you had two of the monetary policy devoted to cut regardless of the campaign, and there is the argument that opting not to cut would be a decision, but let's put other factors in play. we have that services inflation reading coming in unexpectedly hot, and there is a vision on the committee on how to interpret that. you had some members actually seeing a risk from second-round effects from services inflation and others play down the threat from services cpi, so that's interesting. and the final thing, you have the same split as last time, 7-2, the two dissenters. but i'm looking ahead to the next meeting, the deputy go

we have the men's hammerfinal, 24—year—old jake morris tonight, and the british record holder lizzieinaljust before 9:30pm your time. he missed last year's before 9:30pm your time. he missed last yea r�*s worlds before 9:30pm your time. he missed last year's worlds with a calf injury, but then a really exciting women's 1500 injury, but then a really exciting women's1500 metres final with jemma reekie, women's1500 metres final withjemma reekie, george bell and katie women's1500 metres final with jemma reekie, george bell and katie snow. gemma qualified fastest, but she is using these championships to really gear up for using these championships to really gear upfor paris, using these championships to really gear up for paris, so that could be a strong chance, and then the final race tonight is the women's 100 race tonight is the women's100 metres final, and that is dina asher—smith, the fastest woman in british history. she is only focusing on the 100 here. she has had a few injuries, we have been used to having injury problems at major championships, but she is now living in texas, s

correspondent, lizzy burden, on the bank of england and the data to watch. on monday, the u.k.usiness secretary and shadow business secretary will go head-to-head in a televised debate moderated by francine lacqua. they face questions from britain's leading business groups. viewers in the u.k. can catch the business debate at 12:30 p.m. u.k. time monday on bloomberg tv. it's also going to be streamed on the terminal, the website, youtube and bloomberg radio. we will take a look at plastic credits and ask if this market can help or hurt efforts at cleaning up pollution. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: the oecd projects the amount of plastic waste the world produces could almost triple by 2060 if action is not taken now. part of the solution to clear the mountains of waste the ling up -- waste building up could be the use of plastic credits. let's bring in the expertise from a senior associate and bloomberg nef -- in bloomberg nef's sustainable materials team. how do plastic credits work? >> similar to carbon offsets, a plastic credit is a certificate that proves a certai

britons pfeiffer georgi and lizzie diegnan are third and fourth.t saved him�* after getting caught in a crash at the criterium du dauphine that involved over 30 riders. the key warm—up race for the tour de france was stopped after the pile—up on stage 5. race leader evenepoel and fellow tour contender primoz roglic were among those involved. so many needed treatment that the race couldn�*t resume — the peloton rode to the finish together and no times were taken. the british weightlifting team at paris 202a will only have one member, but if the last olympics are anything to go buy, she�*ll be worth watching. emily campbell made history in tokyo — her silver the first olympic medal won by a british woman in weightlifting and is now hoping to add to it this summer with memories of her breakthrough flooding back after her place was confirmed today. it's it�*s a real honour to be named to a second 0lympics it�*s a real honour to be named to a second olympics and obviously all memories of tokyo were really positive. we went in unprecedented times he came

i would imagine that lizzie warren and bernie sanders have to be thrilled think of the taxes that willate when the tax day comes to, they should be celebrated rooting to get paid more so he can pay more taxes when the taxes come due this is not a done deal, the money certainly do the transfer yet, the delaware judges put the kibosh on and once he moves to texas he's going to revisit this in texas which is much more amenable than they are apparently in delaware. this is the story to be continued, is it going to drive the broad market, nobody's going to be a story that's entertaining whether or not he gets a $56 billion in his bank account. stuart: elon musk is always entertaining and he gives us three headlines every single day. i don't expect that to stop, you have a great weekend and we'll see you again real soon. stuart: come in a president biden snaps at reporters after being asked in off-topic question. roll tape. stuart: i wish you guys would play by the rules a little bit. i'm here to talk about critical situation in ukraine can you asked me another subject. >> the white house co