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and mark simone. you make -- let's start with you about the kumbaya meeting, republicans had nothing but wonderful things to say about donald trump. we are just a few weeks away from the convention. if these republican lawmakers don't fall in line behind donald trump before the convention were they are not likely to afterwards. it's important for donald trump to take advantage of what could be a low point in hillary clinton's campaign by exploiting her weaknesses by showing voters they have a strong alternative, and they are not hopeless if they don't want to vote for hillary clinton. we are four months away, but four months is a long time in the world of politics. >> a long-time friends of donald trump's. there is a lot of huffing and puffing outside. but when the door closes. he's pragmatic. he's a great listener, he's a great salesman. at the end of the meeting he has everybody on his side. and he always wins in the end. check the record. tom: for all of you who do know him, you hear that story con

mark: good for our competitors? simon: the bad outweighs the good.cturers, tourism industries welcome the cheaper pound. we not seeing much benefit in the wake of a natural crisis when the pound tumbled down. not much effect on the u.k. economy in the way of positive growth. a deficit continues to swell around 7% of gdp. in a world where there is not much demand in the best of times, a weak currency might not be much for us. vonnie: the idea of a 15% business tax, how realistic is that? would that help? when the next budget comes around. if he is the chancellor, that would be a goal. corporate taxes is an interesting phenomena. taxation spat the company still manages to miss out paying it. there are questions if they could introduce it into the context of being in the european union, or wanting to remain in some kind of trading bloc. more aspiration at the moment. a positive news drop from the brexit the gloom that has been coming out. vonnie: mark carney is trying to tweak monetary policy. to doks like he is trying things that are not exactly target

mark: will talk more this week. simon, great to see you. brexit coverage at full berg -- bloomberg. vonnie: hillary clinton is speaking at the veterans of foreign wars national convention. we have live pictures. this campaign stop comes as the democratic national convention gets underway in philadelphia. so far, clinton has an mention or thathacking scandal the fbi will investigate the breach. you can watch remarks in full on your bloomberg at live go. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: some breaking news from air france, the european carrier says the two unions have called for a strike. the strike will be called for between july the 27th and august the second post of air about 75% ff could strike and it will cancel flight on that day. pilots escalating a long-running contract dispute. the latest details crossing the bloomberg a few seconds ago. vonnie: mark, the pokemon go craze is trending today the most since 1990. hopes that the worldwide hit would revitalize shares are disappearing as companies and investors realize nintendo's limited stake in

melissa: joining us now, mark asked, advisor to the city of new york and simon rosenberg, founder of ndn and the former campaign advisor to bill clinton. thanks for joining us. mark, let me start with you. watching the democrats come together yesterday, president obama there with hillary clinton in front of a ponderous crowd, it felt like they were spiking the football. do you think republicans were watching that and asking are we missing the boat by not doing the same thing? >> melissa, there are probably some of the republican insiders are suggesting that.the reality is democrats have picked a candidate that has spent her entire adult life building the government people are so frustrated with so the reality is donald trump is running a campaign that is outside the mainstream, i think he recognizes that but i want to get a bunch of washington insiders on board or do iwant to spend my time getting shop owners and farmers and real american families on board this movement i'm trying to create . >> mark sheehy clearly has chosen option b and those insiders might want to recognize we cele

simon french stays with us. you can follow mark on twitter.xt, with the number of candidates for the u.k. prime minister down from the original five, we will profile theresa may and andrea leadsom. this is bloomberg. ♪ nato leaders begin a summit in warsaw today where they focus on boosting the alliance presence in eastern europe. the fallout from britain's decision to leave the e.u. is on the decision. simon french is here. in the u.s. ambassador to nato has called this the biggest inflection point for the alliance since the fall of the berlin wall. tell us about that. >> yeah, you can see why he would say that. we think president obama is going to echo those sentiments when he speaks in warsaw. where the nato leaders are meeting. you can see why. we have a newly aggressive russia from the east. got islam and state from the south and terrorist attacks almost on a yearly basis across europe. got populist parties gaining strength. now we have got the u.k. voting to leave the e.u. to these things coming boil means that these leaders meeting here

brrnernie sanders supporters reacted to that mark from sarah silverman. she introduced paul simon.e also saw singer demi lovato and philly favorites, boyz ii men. now, the republican ticket is not sitting on the sidelines this week as the democrats meet in this arena. >> donald trump and running mate mike pence appeared together this morning. the gop ticket spoke to the dfw convention in charlotte. hillary clinton addressed the same gathering yesterday. now, trump told the group that he would reform the veteran's administration and improve the care vets receive. and he attacked hillary clinton's approach to the issue. >> she recently said of the v.a. scandal that it's not as widespread as it's been purported to be. it's like she's trying to sweep it under the rug. which, by the way, politicians have done for years and years and years. >> later today, trump will hold a fund-raiser in tampa. >> let's get a check of some of the other news of the day. nbc 10's katy zachary is live in our studios in bala cynwyd. >>> the daughter of a philadelphia police officer is the victim of a carjac

mark carney spoke to them today that the economy will be in for a tough time. shery: what are regulators discussing? what do we know about this meeting? simona meeting of fund managers and the like. they will be talking over the horizon. mark carney, the bank of england, the financial policy about rubble today on the road to protect the economy and the financial industry in changing ratios and the like. they will be peering through the fog. then the monetary policy front, perhaps in august, when the bank of england meets. matt: i was in london covering brexit and spent time at the angle see arms in south can. nes. will i ever be able to afford a flat? simon: savior dollars and see how much the pound goes matt: down. so expensive. i could not find a flat in south cannes or chelsea. tokyo it is hong kong and as well. property prices are booming. matt: i guess berlin is the place to be. we will stay with brexit. we will go back into europe. shery: let's look at european banks. they have been among the hardest hit in the wake of the referendum. i want to bring and michael moore who covers banks for bloomberg. he is live in london. michael, we a

simon. would like to welcome my special guest mark olson.for taking the time this fed morning. >> thank you, rick. good to be here. >> all right. let's start at the top. just give me general thoughts you have. we're under 50% of any type of tightening as described by december fed fund futures, although i question its predicative value. any thoughts on the fed today? >> yes. i think that this is going to be like a page three or a page four day. very little is going to happen and not much excitement, i think with respect to the meeting. i think that interesting thing is to watch for the statement and to see how the fomc members describe the status of the economy and then subsequently three more weeks out what it says in the minutes. when we look at the last minutes, what they were talking about was being very slow in terms of raising rates and i'm not hearing them talking about a return to the normalizing the balance sheet. so i'm thinking with what's going on in europe and in the u.s., they're going to -- it's going to be a very quiet meeting

. >> ifill: i'm gwen ifill.i >> woodruff: david brooks, mark shields, amy walter, ron elving of npr. paul simondge over troubled waters, but to have al frank and mark shields come up with a young comedienne, sarah silverman, and try to puncture some of the -- get some of the air out of the room in terms of the tension, the angst and anger. instead, i think she got those bernie sanders people riled up. >> i don't think so. i think this program, somebody's going to write a story after reporting it, was expertly and psych lodge cry -- psychologically programmed. i think it's worked very, very well. that sarah silverman, that's lucky that's all she got out of her. >> ifill: i ran into paul simon myself last night. he said he was singing that song to have exactly that outcome. so there's the reporting for you. >> didn't they miss a stitch? shouldn't garfunkel have walked out? >> ifill: let's watch eva long longoria from ""desperate housewives"." >> this is election is very personal for me. i am from a small town in south texas, and if you know your history, texas used to be part of mexico. now, i'm

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. >> by the way, mark halperin, coming this fall from simon and shuster, donny's published memoir, "wrong more than right". >> you know i have a book called "often wrong, never in doubt"? true statement. >> by the time bush got elected, there are plenty of republicans who were incredulous about that as they are now about donald trump. the security issue is big, and trump doesn't have a resume to ensure suburban women that we would be a better commander in chief. but the clinton/obama foreign policy record, national security record will be discussed quite a bit in the fall, no matter who trump picks as his running mate, i think that person will pick that up big league. and look at these quinnipiac numbers, to go back to the topic of race and the divisions in the country. the reason trump is competitive in these three battleground states and ahead in florida is because of his dominating the white vote. he's losing badly among non-white voters but he's dominating the white vote. and when you think about, it's a base election or, you know, appealing to undecided voters, it's always both. but

mark: could it be the dollar's time to shine, top currency forecast think so. chaossays thanks to the caused by myrexis, the demand for greenbacks could begin busters. smith, us now is simonll get to the dollar side of the equation, the chart behind me is very clear, 129.17, how low do we go -- can we go? >> we are going lower. pretty much oversold. that will prove the case for cable. losses have continued because you come in in the morning and see cable lose out. i think people were hedging the youit risk on coming and see decent selling of cable during -- -- the u.k. is a wash with uncertainty. inclination is to sell and not reinvest. there, threw it out saying what does it take to push sterling to 105, the low from -- is it inconceivable that the town could fall that far? >> not inconceivable if you look at the charts. in 2008, we saw a big move. magnitude is not inconceivable by any means. what would it take -- at least to easing's from the bank of england. plus, continued uncertainty on the exact cause and timing of the uk's exit from the eu. it carries on beyond september, mid-october, i could see that down through 110 and eventually 105. vonnie: how quickly will we

marked the beginning of the french revolution. that's our cnbc news update at this hour. let's get back to squawk alley. >> thank you, sharon. simon and countdown to the close in europe which happened about 60 seconds ago. >> solid gains in west european stock markets. three week highs and gaining despite the fact and not to cut in the wake of that decision to leave the european union. widely expected they would cut rates today but decided not to do that. there's a sharp fall in confidence and maybe they'll move or they'll loosen when they meet again at the beginning of august and have more data. sterling on the u.k. pound on the basis of that surprise has jumped today closing the gap that it's had, as you can see since we actually had the vote to leave. meantime what is interesting is the way in which the bank stocks gained around europe. not the u.k. banks on a decision not to cut rates. it may be because not all central banks want to drive to negative interest rates. it may be because of jp morgan's earnings but also because the eye of the storm and italian banking sector has some descent price action today. take a look at wher

mark carney and his officials have surprised interestciding to cut rates. manus: the monetary committee suggested they might act in august instead. let's bring in simon.ument is carney suggested he is prepared to, ready to act. people say this is reflective of what was a 2014, when he was unreliableoniker, boyfriend. markets toward an expectation and did not deliver. is he an unreliable boyfriend? perhaps we have read into his comments. if we go back to what he said, he said we have to look at what is going to happen over the next two meetings. i was wrong. he did say, look at them as a package. to me, looking at in retrospect, there is a lot of sense to what he did. of politicalt .hange we are not just reacting to what happened over the next few days. everybody was so negative. and think they will go august? it allows him to keep his powder dry. anna: they are still suggesting they are going to move in august. they said they are pleased with the way the policies have gone down. not much time had passed. we were working on new financial market information. course of thee last two or three weeks, u.k. markets have performed as they should. 92 is a grea