luke barnes is with goldman sachs. luke, it is wonderful to have you with us for equity mashrket an hour in the session how is the fed reviewing the inflation report >> good morning, julianna. thank you for having me on this morning. the reality is the fed will try to get ahead of the inflation picture. that is worsening. we expect over the course of the year to see a number of hikes. we actually think through the june, july and september sessions we will see 50 basis points lihikes and 25 points th rest of the year that is a challenging picture for the equity markets it gives us interesting entry points into the stories whereas much as the discounting message and interest rate hurts the cash flow picture, there is a huge amount of growth that is under priced relative to what the market is viewing. >> i want to get into the opportunities you are talking about p. when it comes to making the determination now is a good entry point, how do you determine whether we have bottom the selling this morning looks heavy and doesn

luke and two titles of honored doctor of the russian federation, here at the main temple of the armed forces and the russian federation in alabina, solemn festive events have already taken place, on the occasion of the day of the medical worker and the 145th anniversary of the birth of st. luke in honor of this, and to awards were eight medics are presented who have made a special contribution to the treatment of people saving lives. i propose now to listen to the commentary of timur ivanov, deputy minister of defense of the russian federation doing the preservation of the health of servicemen we will not appreciate the veterans of military service and family members, especially at the present time of the special military operation, medical workers from the front line to the main military hospital devote themselves completely to saving the lives of military personnel, without sparing forces do everything as quickly as possible to return the wounded to the line. the results of this work are highly appreciated by the country's top leadership and the ministry of defense of the russian fe

i want to follow with what luke had to say.e impression that this was all a reminder yesterday that not only were trump's falsehoods lies. they were easily and frequently debunked lies, and it is interesting to walk through specifically how absurd they were, but also, again, we've known that donald trump is a malevolent character and you saw the human cost of this, as well. i have to say, nicole, i'm glad you're highlighting the lawsuits against fox news and newsmax. this is a very, very big deal because this is the standard for defamation is understandably, reasonably and justifiably very lie, but it is also the ultimate check. what are the consequences for deception and consequences for lying. we are about to found out. free speech means you will not be censored and the government cannot shut you up, but it also means there are consequences and the consequences for fox and these other networks could be absolutely massive and so it's very easy to be discouraged about how wide spread these lies were and how many people have bel

luke, let's start with you. you and your colleague maggie haberman a reporting on the cipollone subpoena tonight. he has been resisting former testimony, as liz cheney has been ramping up the public pressure. what do we know about his willingness to cooperate now? >> we know that the committee's subpoena puts extra -- leverage on mr. cipollone to come in and testify. my understanding is that as we speak there are negotiations that have started about what he would be willing to talk about, were he to come in. apparently, he's not willing to talk about anything -- direct conversations with donald trump. and [inaudible] some other topics could perhaps be on the table. that similar to an arrangement that other lawyers for donald trump have agreed to. they have not talked about direct conversations with the president but have been able to talk about other things. pat cipollone did come in and to meet with the committee informally. months ago. but it was not transcribed, it was not under oath. and they really want --

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. >> [laughter] liz: sarge guilfoyle and luke ti lley. luke, i will start with you though. the feds favorite inflation gauge the core pce for may and may consumer spending saw the first slowdown in five months. have we hit peak inflation and are the feds rate hike starting to cool inflation and what does that mean for the second half? >> yeah, i think we have hit peak inflation. obviously we got a big surprise two weeks ago from the cpi report but this pce report is preferred by the fed for various reasons, and good reasons, and what we saw was a continued deceleration, especially with the core year-over-year dropping from 4.9 down to 4.7 and even within that, we're seeing some encouraging signs, a lot of the goods that people have been spending so much on and drove the prices up for so much over the past couple years are pushing down the kind of things that walmart and target have too much of on hand. we're seeing declining prices. price reductions for household goods, for televisions, for those household items that have moved up so much in price. the things that are still

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luke, it's easy to say the fed was well behind the curve.s a little bit frightening considering they had an opportunity to start raising rates much earlier than they did, and now we're stuck in this position, with the war in ukraine. we have the supply chain problems. and of course wages rising. what's your biggest worry here about what happens next in the u.s. economy? we have the first quarter gdp print where we saw a retraction, right? we did contract. and so i'm wondering, you know, do you expect a contraction for the month of june -- i mean for the second quarter, rather? >> yeah, i think it's important -- you make a good point. i think it is important to remember that it was really weak exports that pulled us so far into the red in the first quarter that businesses were still spending very strongly and so were consumers. we'll get a little more indication on how domestic consumers are doing later this week with retail sales. but we know that jobs are being added. wages are high, but are decelerating closer back to normal with so many p

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have i say, is misery, luke? go ahead. i wonder indeed, but there is in this for europe, strictly, nothing in my brain. certainly nothing. for america is clear in all day of the bridge, it says doctrine was that russia had to be isolated. and the worst that could happen for the americans was that germany and russia would work together. that was to be avoided at all costs while they're succeeded. they come to sell their liquefied gas, rust seeds in the future, and they're very high price in great profits. so for americans, everything's fine, they will sell their wages well. but for, you know, nothing. i mean, we lose the source of our energy and we don't sell anything anymore to russia. so it's awful. the situation, the only thing we gain is that is a country which is through the ukraine with 40000000 poor people to join euro. that's wonderful. thank you. ok, well i, i drill, i mean it again the political leader gary are gaining capital all out of all of this here. but i mean, when you, when france, they're giving out food

[inaudible] other form of accountability could certainly be criminal prosecution. >> luke, i want tock to this conspiracy theory, that trump grabbed onto, he found it on the internet. he was disappointed that he didn't think that the department of justice did the good research that he did. how did he find this wacky, wacky theory coming from italy? that the department of justice then had to do some work on? >> he had almost a hilarious quote about this. he said, it's not the top of my mind right now, but i spend more time on the internet than you guys do. and he was saying that is sort of a point of pride. so, he had been scouring sort of another regions of the internet, for more and more absurd and fanciful allegations of fraud. and what stuck out to me at this hearing today is, how many people he wasted their time investigating this stuff. i mean, he had mark meadows sending the italy gate thing, around two top people at the justice department. he had the secretary of defense call italy about it and see if they could investigate it. it was -- of course it was fake. as soon as you h

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>> i'll just leave it at that. >> primarily, what do you think about that, luke? you are the reporter on hand. what i've been told repeatedly by the committee is that this has been nearly an issue on the staff side, about getting the hearing ramped up, the presentations, going through this voluminous transcripts and video evidence they have. some of the doj lawyers sat for several sessions, hours upon hours long. and we are given the best clips of those. i've heard some of the rumors about, maybe there's going to be a big supreme court ruling tomorrow. and the committee wanted to stay clear of that. i don't know how they would know that. that's just a rumor that is going around on capitol hail, probably more speculation than anything. but from one effort from actual reporting, are some issues on the staff side, in the presentation, getting ready, and they are going to postpone until probably next week, having officials come to testify. >> neal, you had an editorial tonight in the new york times, the future criminal case against donald trump. different committee me

luke, let's start with you. we know the committee plans to lay out exactly how former president trump is connected to the insurrection. it was a major focus during the first hearing. what specifically are you expected to see next week in that regard? >> well, we have a number of hearings next week. the first is about the spreading of the big lie. so we're going to hear about how donald trump was told repeatedly that what he was saying was false about the election. yet persisted anyway. and this gets to, one, to a potential intent about committing a fraud and perpetrating fraud on the american public. but, two, it also gets to how the crowd was motivated to come to the capitol that day. we're going to hear about the attempt to meddle with the department of justice and oust the acting attorney general to intervene into elections and attempt to cling to power that way. and then finally we're going to hear about the pressure campaign on mike pence. once all other efforts fail, that crowd was amassed to put pressure

nbc news senior capitol hill correspondent garrett haake, nbc news correspondent vaughn hilliard, luke broadwater from "the new york times" and joyce vance, professor at university of alabama school of law and msnbc legal analyst. garrett, you spoke with pete aguilar, who is taking a lead role today. what did he tell you about what we can expect? >> reporter: we can expect to hear that mike pence was both under more pressure and in more danger in the leadup to january 6th and on january 6th than has been previously reported. the committee plans to lay out the genesis of this scheme to make pence the de facto decider of the 2020 election that began in mid-december. that basically every court case the trump campaign lost, the pressure on pence to be the last option for trump grew and grew and grew. even leading up to the 6th itself with one final phone conversation between the vice president and the president, with president trump at the time leaning hard on pence on the morning of the 6th to make this unilateral decision to overturn the election results. then as he got here to the capit

. >> joining me live now, luke, assistant professor the usf school of law. one of the questions, california hasn't necessarily been the focus here since this dropped this morning because not much necessarily is going to change here. other states, not so, but how could women in california be affected by the decision today? >> i think women in california, as you said, not much will change if anything california will likely strengthen a lot of its reproductive, um, decision-making protections for women. i suspect we will have a constitutional amendment to our own constitution to vote on this november. so i think, if anything, women in california will see a more robust protection in terms of funding and legal rights both statutory and constitutionally speaking. >> think one of the piggest questions, too, about this issue is timing. ha happens now? ask what happens later? so i want to ask you what are the short-term and long-term implications potentially of this decision? >> so what the court has done is essentially deconstitutionalized this issue. we no longer h

larry baser is with us along -- glaeser along with luke are lloyd.rt with you. yesterday cruise ships, casino stock, they just went up in names. and i'm saying, okay, they just -- the there goes the opening trade. a couple of weeks ago i i asked you about penn, but other people are saying, hey,ing there's all these bookings. all the folks that are going to go out there -- the market is suggesting reopening trade is dead though. do you agree? >> i wouldn't be surprised if bookings don't exist here in a couple months and people actually cancel their travel plans. when the consumer is saving 0% of their money, people cannot go out and travel and take these kinds of vacations, right? this is the worst consumer savings rate since the financial crisis back in 2008. and basically the worst consumer confidence ever. i mean, look, i hate to be the bearer offed bad news, but people are barely even able to live their regular lives, let alone travel and splurge on a vacation, right? we're saying that social media and the government -- charles a charles real quic

right now they're opening up the books for elon musk, luke.o hanky-panky going on. we are doing nothing negative fair just. we have the customers we say we do, and users we say they do, no bots here. i get a sense he might be trying to wiggle out of the deal. what do you think? >> i don't think so. i think he wants the truth. elon is essentially a whistle-blower from twitter. heck, maybe he gets money from the sec like most whistleblowers do for exposing twitter. if the bots are real, over 5% of twitter's accounts it won't be elon musk going to jail. it will be twitter executives going to jail for false reporting and misinformation, right? i still think the deal gets through but might come at a little discount from the $54 a share price offer in the first place. knowing elon musk he is intelligent and he is direct, right? i wouldn't be surprised if they reduce the price of offer by percentage of bottoms on twitter platform. if twice the offer, reduce offer. elon doesn't have time for bs. the guy works like 100 hours a week. neil: dan, real qui

luke and sarah, stay with me for a second.ose around president trump were saying in private versus what they were doing and saying in public. bill barr is one example. he went on to tell the committee that trump was doing a disservice to the country with his fraud allegations. you served in government, so i want you to talk to this point. i mean, talk about serving for the public good and if, you know, if there's a very real danger for those in government who say and do things publicly than what they are doing privately, because it seemed bill barr, from election day until january 6th, was not doing enough publicly to come out and criticize the president, saying this is just a bunch of bologna, as he was claiming to do behind closed doors. >> well, look, in normal times, of course, in a normal administration, in a normal government agency, there's going to be some daylight potentially between what you talk about publicly and what you advise privetly because you want to have confidential conversations. there are a lot of conver

i want to start with you, luke broadwater. the times has an incredible almost reconstruction of each chapter of this plot to overturn the election. talk about how much of that comes from what is public facing and how much is yet to be revealed by the select committee starting tonight. >> hi, nicole. yes. we know they have new evidence that we haven't seen yet. so what we tried to do this morning was put out there the best, easiest to read account of everything we know to date about the various attempts to overturn the 2020 election. we know it started, the first attempt, was through the courts which is the most legitimate way to do it. thaiz baseless and thrown out by judge after judge, but once those failed donald trump and his allies began turning to increasingly more aggressive strategies. one was this fake elector plot which we talked a lot about on the show. another was intervening with the justice department to see if they could change the leadership there and then they tried to explore seizing voting machines and seeing

what is the importance, luke, of sort of establishing this time line that ahead of time they knew itolent, ahead of time we now know from this reporting that trump and the secret service were trying to have trump participate in it, and you know, the other side of the ledger, all of these criminal investigations into nothing less than seditious conspiracy. there has to be a flashing yellow light that these two things could intersect very soon. >> yeah, exactly. i mean interest to federal investigates and the justice department is how did -- not just people come to d.c. but directing the mob to go to the capitol, creating an environment where an angry group of thousands of people is demanding mike pence do something, that the members of congress do something, and sort of setting this stage where violence could be considered almost inevitable, and you know, so cassidy hutchinson is one of those lower ranking aides who when their bosses wouldn't talk to the committee, the aides did, and she told them very valuable information, not just that mark meadows was told well before hand that the

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and i don't think you can see enthusiasm way too much, i'm curious to hear your thoughts. >> like luke said, enthusiasm hasn't been waning that much. i've made terrible decisions on stock market before, i've lost a lot of money as well. and so and still, i was investing every day checking stocks like robin hood and bumper. and i still check them every day. and my friends do the same in the sense that we are taught to not do daytrading and actually hold onto our stocks. so individual days drops like this should really affect us in the long run. and so we learn to just not really be too effective in terms of emotions. by day-to-day trading and actually hold onto these spots. >> both of you fellows have a much more mature investing attitude than most of the people i know who are twice your age, i appreciate you joining us this morning, the company again is bumper. we will continue to look at sin tech after the break with the ceo of personal finance company aspiration. that is when press your continues. and the smaller microplastics get, the more damage they do. could they end up in you, y

it was set up by 6 local farmers, including luke general time to convert that from waste into energy. each day they dump crops vegetables, and other organic matter into the system to it is rule or mid day. every day we put 30 tons of waste into this container. it goes up into the grinder waters at it, and then it's all pumped into the for mentor, where the gas is produced. the plant is an extra source of revenue for the farmers whose work says luke is at the mercy of an increasingly unpredictable climate. but it's also now playing a role in helping europe to reduce its reliance on russian gas lagrano law. the government, 5 years ago, set a goal that france would produce a 100 percent of its gas by 2035. were not there yet, of course. but what we're doing helps us become more tournaments in terms of our energy needs or for the gas is purified. into by me, thing that is cleaner than natural gas. if then fed into a pipeline to the nearby town of home we, the gas produced at the farm helps to heat hundreds of homes in this town as well as the swimming pool and the hospital in france, 3 ne

luke. he says that after the ascension of christ, the apostles returned to jerusalem with great joy. but at the same time, ascension is a wind separation of students from their teacher. and therefore sometimes among believers people, the question is whether the ascension of the lord is a holiday, because the holiday involves triumph and joy, but can you really call it the joy of separation from christ after all, how joyful it was for us today to contemplate christ and directly ask him all the questions that concern us to receive a word of consolation or miraculous healing . however, in the gospel we see that the disciples who sincerely loved the lord do not remain in sorrow, but rather march to jerusalem with great joy, as the evangelist emphasizes. why is this so, because even during his earthly life. the lord said these words i will not leave you gray, that is, i will come to you as orphans. a little more and the world will no longer see me, and you will see me. because i live and you wil

luke? >> i'm not sure what it was like at the time, but i know now that it plays into the trope that nexus was this villain. if you have a hero, you have to have a villain. nixon has become somewhat of this villainous character. >> for sure, for sure. that's a good point indeed. he does have that. he does project that. he did at the time even though he was reelected by an overwhelming margin in 1972. this villainous character of richard nixon's well-known to the general populist. one of the reasons is that it is easy to retell. it's easy to remember this trope. it's easy to retell. it's also a celebration of journalists. eaton mentioned the hero element. in a way, this relates to the celebration of journalists. we can't overlook the impact of the cinema, of cinemas impact the end of this impression of the mid-into the popular consciousness. it was a factor for sure. woodward and bernstein are now prominent on the national media stage. which of these four factors, in your view, is perhaps mo

to put pressure specifically on mike pence and the members of congress. >> there is a lot of focus, luke, and questions around republican members of congress and their potential roles in planning this. there has been those reports from democratic members that they saw some of their republican colleagues giving tours of the capitol building the day before the attack. what is your sense of whether actual sitting members of congress may be implicated in this report, in this presentation? >> i have not heard that tonight we will see republican members of congress implicated in any way beyond spreading the big lie. so trying to challenge the election through overturning it by rejecting votes from certain -- legitimate votes from certain states through congress. i do not think we'll see tonight plans between members of congress androters to attack the building. i don't believe the committee has found that. that said, there is sort of a nonviolent atem to overturn the election which is just as bad as the violent attempt at one gives way to the other. so once nonviolence fails, then violence tak