luke: 50. jonathan: have we seen the high of the two year? yes or no? luke: no. meghan: no.y: no. troy: yes, toward the back end of 2023. luke: yes, q2. meghan: yes, september. jonathan: so precise. meghan, luke, troy, good afternoon. from new york city, that is it for me. this has been "bloomberg real yield." this is bloomberg tv. ♪ millions have made the switch from the big three to xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year on their wireless bill. and all of those millions are on the nation's most reliable 5g network and most recommended wireless carrier. that's a whole lot of happy campers out there. and it's never too late to join them. get $450 off any new purchase of an eligible samsung device with xfinity mobile. or add a line to your plan today at xfinitymobile.com >> welcome to the bloomberg audience, i am mark crumpton with first word news. the g20 summit in bali. the documentation came from indonesia's president ended interview with bloomberg. >> i know that you have invited president xi to come to the g20. has he said he will come in november

luke: yes.e saw good inflows into alternatives at the first half of the year, and i am confident that will keep happening. in the end, alternative products , we made very good returns is in the first half of the year. there are more, but the sense that the market chaos is pretty remarkable. they shouldn't get into individual funds, but they make money in the transactions included. hedge funds had delivered the first half of the year. that is clearly attractive to the clients who think the turmoil in markets will carry on. francine: how long do you think the market turmoil will carry on? you talked about a number of years. luke: it is more likely it is a matter of years rather than a matter of weeks. it does not mean that we will go down a straight lines in that period, but one of the things that you look through the inflation driven. in history -- inflation driven periods in history, they had never seen inflation. you have to go back to the 1970's and you have to go to earlier periods to get whe

but when i do sit down and write, it's very enjoyable. >> luke bryan!p there. he hosted last year's cma awards. >> in the heart of music city, nashville, tennessee. >> reporter: he'll do it again this november with a famous friend. just announced you're hosting the cma awards in november with first-time cohost peyton manning? >> yeah, you know, peyton's got me saying his name a lot, you know. he's hired me to be his, you know, roving peyton supporter. but peyton and i, we've got a 10-year friendship, maybe even longer. thank god, after all these years, i've gotten a little more comfortable in that spot. so it's going to be fun to see if peyton -- he's been in high-profile football games and moments through the years, see if he gets a little jittery before we go out there. it's going to be fun to have him bring his sense of humor to the cma stage. and there will be no shortage of he and i roasting each other up there. >> reporter: the georgia native began his music career as a songwriter for other artists when he got to nashville in 2001. ♪ rain is a goo

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luke menzies agents worldwide. luke menzies a lawyer looked at recent evidence i had gathered.say i want my natural wage, i want my holidays, whatever it may be, and they would have a right to bring that claim. luke thinks the _ right to bring that claim. luke thinks the young _ right to bring that claim. luke thinks the young people - right to bring that claim. luke thinks the young people i - right to bring that claim. luke thinks the young people i have spoken to could be found to be workers rather than self—employed but added it would likely be the independent sales companies that would be legally responsible. so, what are the story say about the world of work and employment? our young people being exploited?— our young people being exloited? , ., , exploited? they are being exploited _ exploited? they are being exploited because - exploited? they are being exploited because they i exploited? they are being i exploited because they think they are signing up for an exciting good job with a salary that gives them good prospects and then they arrive at the office, they are tol

luke: i agree. u.s.'t seem to have had nearly the same percentage correction we have seen in europe. you can see some more coming there. even at high-yield spreads in the 400s is attractive. you are going to see quite a pickup in default. this is not where we are coming in to high leverage, high capex really pushing the envelope on companies. these are cautious. . -- cautious periods. so, high yields, ok. i think we can get better value in the bank paper. kailey: interesting stuff. luke hickmore of aberdeen investment management. appreciate your time. cunning up, we will talk about consumer demands for travel. they are shaving off two years of covid-19 restrictions. that showed up in expedia's results. revenue beating expectations. you will have more with peter kern next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: this is bloomberg markets. coming up, the yelp cfo joining bloomberg tv. this is bloomberg. kailey: we have to talk about the travel sector, because we have had a slew of travel earnings. which means airbnb,

summit will call it, luke, bottom? summit will call it, luke. the — bottom? the story _ bottom? summit will call it, luke, the story of _ bottom? summit will call it, | luke, the story of capitalism. do you think something should actually be done rather than question simply been asked? yeah, i think it is really important that we have a debate about top earners and the economic value they generate because if you look at the share of total income is and total wealth in the uk that goes to the top i%, the top 0.1%, it is such a huge share, and it could make such a big difference to the wider population that if, you know, we had a slightly different balance with the top, taking a bit less and those in the middle at the bottom getting a bit more, it would make a huge difference to the latter, those at the middle and the bottom, while those at the top would still be very rich, even if you redistributed a fair chunk away from them. in the report we have got out today, we talked about some of the ways that you might do this. i think putting elected workers, represen

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then i showed luke the rest of the evidence i've gathered.cognised they could, in theory, push back. but the huge pressure on them — i would say manipulation — means that they're not in a position to really be able to do so, because of the consequences. having looked at the adverts, they are deeply misleading. others are slightly misleading. some actually say "salary". it's not something a self—employed contractor would have — they'd have fees or something like that — and i think it must be deliberate. and so, if i've signed this piece of paper, what can i do in that event? yeah, then we get into a murky area where you've signed a contract which says that you're not an employee and clearly, this business will be saying you're not an employee. but luke says there is something young people can do to challenge this — bring a claim. it seems to me, from what i've seen, that they would have the right to go to an employment tribunal and say, "i want my national minimum wage. "i want my holidays," whatever it may be. and they would have a right to b

and luke, i'm going to start with you because there's a ton of new information. trump has now filed this motion. he's filed a motion to ask a judge to appoint a special master to review the materials. he wants to sort of push back on them taking it. but there is sort of reporting to understand about the way that these documents wound up in mar-a-lago. what can you tell us about the process that happened before the documents went from where they were supposed to be to where they wound up? >> sure, it was in fact a long process. and you know, donald trump has said repeatedly, why didn't they just ask me for them? i would have given them to them, but you know, the government has said repeatedly, they engaged in negotiations for some time to get these documents back. and in fact, of course, they got those 15 boxes back some time ago, but the key thing here, i think, is something that happens in june. when the trump legal team offers up a signed statement to the justice department that they have returned everything. and then the justice department learns that that is

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luke, thank you for making time be here. with me this evening after the deadline.nth fright, you've done all the service in putting it all together. i mean, we know that there are very searches and subpoenas surveillance tapes, but really when you look at it in the 20 month period, it seems impossible to argue that the government didn't make a very strenuous effort to get these records back before executing a search warrant. >> if you look at it step-by-step, over many months, the statement that donald trump made, if the government wanted these things, they could've had them, is really contradicted by the facts. you have, even before he leaves office, the national -- trump's own aides are aware that he has taken some of these documents that he should not have to his private residence, they start talking about how to get them back. after he decamps to mar-a-lago, we see the archives reach out not that long thereafter to say hey, we are missing some documents here, where is that litter from president obama? where is the letter -- >> where is that kim jong-un letter?

foreboding you never know what this luke in the head?racy post office. thank you very much. thanks too much. they are waiting on the third floor, who is waiting for us, you know? i propose to enjoy everything that happens in full. if it was good in the evening, it’s not good in the morning, don’t say, your head is telling, you gave your sister in marriage. the beer would be cold. yes, what a beer, maybe we’ll take a spree for everything, we’ll take the grandmother to the oil refinery , and then we’ll spree them on our own. damn the goats cool rush only stoned or what? you yourself would add a little, i'm dying, like beer is needed. be patient now the country road will not begin there at all accelerate.

luke?d shared with me that they recognize that like infinity which is like you too many syllables and has con at the beginning is not like the right name for financial services company. he went into his browser and typed in naming.com and it pulled up the website for a company called master mcneil master mcneil was founded by sv master. and as we masters the firm they contract with to come up with the name paypal and what's the espy's one of my favorite characters in the book just like i i like because she's a word person but also just because she's so thoughtful about naming so she has a whole long process that when she contracts with the company to create like a product or a service she goes through hundreds of names. she interviews the team members to understand like the history of the company and like some of her claims to fame. the trackpad that's on your laptop. she named the trackpad for apple. she named touchstone pictures. she named weston hotels. so she's got and i think you know

charles: luke, you've been cautious.r thoughts on this bear market bounce, could it be the start of something more substantial? >> yeah, i'm on the other side. i mean, the yield curve is inverted the third deepest it's ever been throughout history, and the bond market is basically almost never wrong. we're definitely in a bear market rally, in our opinion. what's surprising to me is that investor are judges whether or not we're in the clear by the price of the s&p 500 and aren't really paying attention to all the bad macro data that i believe is going to be reflected in the stock market and hasn't been yet. the stock market psychology has completely changed since the pandemic. good news seems to be bad news, and bad news seems to be good news. bad muse means more liquidity pumped into the system and the perisense that the fed will be more a-- perception that the fed will be more accommodative, and i think market is extremely wrong about that. when will bad news actually be bad news again? if that's the trillion dollar qu

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luke, i will begin with you. >> yeah.t you know i do think elon and i think a lot alike when it comes to politics. elon musk doesn't have political views. he has logical views and right now throughout my entire life really republicans have been the most logical party out of the two. really i think elon musk is a libertarian at heart. who believes the government should be an umpire in baseball game not a full-time player in the game. back to our founding, look back to the founding fathers of america. the united states was founded because of taxation without representation from great britain. right now we're essentially giving, we're getting back to that. all of us basically give half of our money to the government, income tax, sales tax, property tax. there is essentially a tax for everything. right now 30% of americans gdp is spent by the government. imagine if we gave 20% of money back to the people, like musk muck to create jobs and innovate? democrats want to restrict us more to stop the free markets from operating pro

we are back with luke and joyce.hington post" reports that the deletions were standard process and nobody was trying to hide or conceal anything. that would be a false narrative. what do you think? is this really just standard policy or does this smell a little bit more like a cover-up? >> you know, it's possible that both of those can be true that there are standard policies about record retentions that perhaps they became more of a cover for taking action than they were following standard practice. the problem right now is that we don't know the truth. there is a lot of smoke. it is essential that we come to understand the truth both for the integrity of the investigation, but so people have confidence in their government. i have this need to prevail upon common sense. if you're in the top leadership of any of these agencies and right now the department of defense, you're coming to the end of an administration. you've lived through january 6th. do you, in your exercise of your good wisdom as a public servant, do yo

now luke wilson is starring in the new movie, "look both ways."actually stay a lot in that neighborhood with my -- with my friends, and but no. these neighborhood kids would gather while we were shooting and they would ask me to ask lili reinhart for, you know, pictures and autographs and so i was kind of te go between, so i would then go to set and we would be getting ready to do a scene and i would say, you know, lili, after we finish this, it would be great if you could go out on the corner and do some pictures. she's got enough on her plate where she's doing almost two movies at the same time, but yeah. i was kind of the go between for the neighborhood kids and parents. >> someone asked you to take a picture and they're, like, hey. could you take a picture of me with lili? >> the kids would ask me and i would say, yeah, i'll do my best and i would ask her and the parents would be, like, so i would kind of feel double the pressure to get it done, but lili always accommodated, and yeah. >> she's a delight. >> she's great. >> she plays as you sor

. >>> joining me is congressional reporter luke broadwater and legal analyst and former u.s.or at the alabama school of law. joyce, i first want to ask you what other investigations could branch out of this for jones given those texts that the lawyers for the plaintiffs said that they got their hands on. for example, we haven't known up until now how much money he was making. >> there are a lot of possibilities here. some of them have personal implications for jones. for instance, financial issues and marital issues. he's in the middle of a contested divorce. but i suspect what the public is focused on is whether the text messages may be a smoking gun in the january 6th investigation. prosecutors would probably really like to have information about roger stone, who was involved in the willard war room. and there's reason to believe that he and jones were in close contact leading up to january 6th. so we know that the january 6th committee, not the justice department, has definitively asked to see those text messages. it seems very likely that d.o.j. will follow up with a gran

it's a lot of phony stuff going on here. >> luke, on that last point you have a top democrat who wantsything about those messages? >> we know that according to the pentagon when several top trump officials left their posts they turned in their cell phones and their phones were wiped clean. we assume that they were then given to other employees. the records were not backed up and data has gone missing from those phones. that is in violation, according to the pentagon, of their own policies. the number two democrat and the chair of the judiciary committee is saying that he wants to find out whether it's a cover up, incompetence or something else. so you know, sometimes your -- incompetence is what happens but was there something worse going on here and that's what congress wants to get to the bottom of. >> luke, your colleague at the new york times writes liz cheney is quote ready to lose. >> what is at stake in her wyoming primary? but more broadly what's at stake for our democracy? >> i think, you know, it remains to be seen who wins that race. the polls don't look great for liz cheney

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let sort of tee off on that first, luke. with roy blunt.d, on tuesday's at the lunch. they lay out the talking points for the weekend. when he made that pivot i knew that was exactly what was discussed. does that work? are people buying this whole one about-ism with hillary and her emails in the face of what we are seeing now out of the investigation in mar-a-lago? >> what you are seeing is the republicans are noticing a shift in the polls on this issue and a shift in their midterm chances of success. i was talking with some republicans this weekend, republican strategists, they were saying that they started to downgrade their level of success and the amount of house races they can win. they see that donald trump being back at the center of the news, again, is not good for them. so, this prolonged fight in the courts over these documents, every day more stuff coming out about donald trump refusing to give the documents back, highly classified materials that could endanger national security. put in dangerous horses, human sources. none of th

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work this pipe. >> luke broadwater, thank you very much. charlie sykes will stick around for a bit. when we come back we're learning more about what was on alex jones' phones that now also happens to be in the hands of opposing counsel in his defamation trial. that lawyer telling court he's received multiple law enforcement requests from the same phone including from the january 6th committee and he can hand it all over to them immediately. plus president joe biden today calling the nine-year prison sentence for wnba star brittney griner unacceptable and pledging to do whatever it takes to get her home. we'll talk about the complications of negotiating with russia, and later in the show republicans in texas for their annual conservative conference, cpac, the lead are of hungary speaking to the hard-right group of conservatives. what could possibly go wrong? all of those stories and more when "deadline: white house" continues after this so don't go anywhere. continues after this so don't go anywhere re about an aarp medicare supplement insur

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three evangelists matthew mark and luke tell about this miraculous event . jesus took the apostles with him. peter john james. i went to mount tabor to perform a prayer while praying face. suddenly, the clothes were transformed and asked to become, dazzlingly shining. peter yakov john was cleansed by sleep, but waking up, they saw the radiance of his glory and two men who were talking with him. it was moses elijah, who appeared in the radiance of heavenly glory, they spoke about what christ was to do in jerusalem . experience of earthly joy . let's build three tents here, one for you, one for moses and one for elijah. the evangelists point out that peter, for joy, did not know what he was saying, when he said it. these words a cloud appeared and covered them with its shadow, the disciples, being in the cloud , were frightened, but from the cloud a voice was heard saying this and my son, my chosen one , listen to him. when the voice ceased, it turned out that jesus was standing alone near the apostles, as before. the disciples kept this event a secret and did

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