you know, this happened pretty pain leslie for a while, and now it feels a bit messier. how do you feel about this, and whether it's still one that can hold up in general? >> thanks, mike. great to be here. it's messier. be careful what you wish for, i guess. we have a lot of high uncertainty. also, i would call it an air of skepticism, in terms of what ai can deliver. the market is in very much a pro-me or show-me state, and wants to the proof on a more accelerated time frame. i think we have to stick with themes that are working and continue to work. we think areas where spending is healthy, in terms of some of the trends for things such as cruise line we think there are healthy areas of the market, but right now, the egacaps, which have done so well and the market, will struggled for a while. >> you know, on the one hand, you can tell the market is getting just a bit uncertain about whether there's staying power. you like cruise lines. it would seem to suggest that the economy is still plugging along okay and maybe the market is having a bit of a hiccup. >> we are goi

messier. summertime tradition. let's go to the bay state for this one. >> saint peter's fiesta and the greasy pole contest played out once more in the fishing city of gloucester, massachusetts. since 1931, organizers have greased up a 45 foot telephone pole hanging out over the water at pavilion beach, and competitors try to capture that flag at the end of the pole without falling into the water. >> eventually, they did get a winner. the event is in honor of saint peter's feast day on june 28th. it was the patron saint. this looks like so much fun! >> how far do you guys realistically think you could get out? but you get the flag? >> i would say five feet before i land somewhere. >> yes, probably. >> i was so uncoordinated that you could have just a perfectly dry platform out ♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" ♪♪ [applause] here are today's contestants. a data analyst from germantown, maryland... an elections worker from portland, oregon...

ukraine can hit russian territory with french weapons, this was announced publicly, but - messier clarified, i mean, we said. or the fact that the russians are moving military forces to the border with ukraine in order to penetrate into ukraine, it is necessary and logical that the ukrainians should be allowed to strike those forces, and there is a certain nuance, which is that the ukrainians can use what we give them to strike the objects that the russians are mobilizing, but this does not mean that they can strike tomorrow to the kremlin, well, as our gunners said, we can aim the pomeranian at the walker... so to speak, and then where will it fly, so i would not relax in the place of the kremlin chicken either. well, also great britain, says telegram, did not give permission to ukraine to use long-range stormshadow missiles, as the new british prime minister said earlier, the newspaper was told that the government's policy has not changed regarding the deployment of long-range radio missiles, despite the judge 's comments of the prime minister, which said he was easing restrictions on the

>> the store is a little messier than others here my thought process totally opposite of, hey, theres somebody did here, or there is a robbery. >> brandon was 23 been, and terrified. >> i'm just thinking, they are really just trying to put this on this young black man. >> when they questioned his fiancee, now wife. >> they were trying to convince her that i did it. they would say things to her like, how can you sleep with a murderer, you know he did it, you know, your possibly next. >> when they searched his house . >> it seemed like a scene or the movie, going through the drawers, going through her close, they left a mess. >> even when he was finally cleared, he said, no one told him, nor was he told amber had written him up, although he had agreed they had not always see eye to eye on some things. until we spoke with him, he said, he had no idea amber's mother believed she saw him put something into amber's coffin. >> did you walk over to the casket and put in a lanyard or something? >> that's the most absurd thing i'd ever heard. no. no. that was my very first funeral, so i did no

from a strategic perspective the democratic party is a messier thing than the republican party, donaldrump is getting convicted and all those guys went and dressed like him and stood outside the court. that's not what the democratic party is right now. it's got people with differences. >> we're not a cult. i think we're having a healthy discussion. it does need to conclude at some point, but i do think -- your example in franks is important. i believe still today in the battleground states which is all that matters in, the windshield we need to look out, there are enough voters part of that anti-trump coalition. some will be pro-biden. some are pro-democrat. some are going to be aligned with us simply because they don't want to see a return of donald trump. now, i think we have to be realistic about where the race is. this time four years ago joe biden led, you know, three to five points in states and nationally. he's trailing by that and maybe a little bit more, so if the race were held today and it's not, i think we would lose the white house, we'd probably also lose the senate and t

yes folks, last night in leeds was messier than liz truss is leaving do so is britain becoming lawlesswless? and next time this happens, should we bring in the military to keep order on the military to keep order on the streets? mike parry well, look, i'm an expert at riots, i did toxteth, i did, moss side, i did toxteth, i did, moss side, i did brixton . did brixton. >> i've done all the riots in this country. and do you know what they're quite often you feel bad about starting all those riots. sorry. >> do you feel bad about starting all those riots? i feel bad about? were you just. >> were you in a bad mood or. >> were you in a bad mood or. >> no. >> no. >> believe me, i'm the best dancer of petrol bombs you've ever seen. dodging petrol bombs has become my reporting for the express on the sun. >> and some of those papers, the daily express, probably. >> yeah, but look, the point i'm going to make is that you can bet your life in two days time this will have gone away. and do you know why? because this happenedin you know why? because this happened in a very poor district of leeds, w

the days ahead, there are a lot of democrats who are worried kate, that the longer this goes on the messier it will be if the president stepped aside, for example what kind of process do you have? how quickly do you do it? the delegates would have to pick a new nominee. how messy would that be? so the longer this goes on, the later it goes on the calendar, the election is 17 weeks from today, 17 weeks from today. we pick a new president. and the longer it goes on, even democrats who think maybe it would be best for the president to step aside, start to think, oh boy so this will get messy. this will get ugly. can we handle it appropriately? so the clock in some ways is the president's friend, but i would also just be careful privately, there are deep concerns among democrats whether their campaign strategists, whether the candidates themselves, i was just in wisconsin, senator tammy baldwin has a very strong brand, you know, or from your days covering the hill she also has a very tough race this time. she's one of the candidates who a week ago, ten days ago thought, i'm going to win my race

but we are in a messy state so why not let it get a little messier and pick the right nominee here to parting from a a lot of democrat sing exactly what dana said. you may have a different path to victory the different nominee and certainly vice president harris would represent that that there are some who are wondering if she's the right person in light of what doug is shown in some of the other public may show. but whatever the case the process is a good one. i differ with doug a little bit we may find ourselves in a process and i think it is a very healthy thing for the party and a healthy thing for the country. and we will get that opportunity over the next few days again britt has said it well and wellin othersas well this is abe delegates. at the delegates want a process if they want to hear from other candidates, we're going to let them hear from other candidates of the delegates want to coalesce around vice president harris people will be very curious about the first important decision she makes which is whom she will run with. that will tell a lot about her and her governing

yes folks, last night in leeds was messier than liz truss is leaving do so is britain becoming lawlesswless? and next time this happens, should we bring in the military to keep order on the military to keep order on the streets? mike parry well, look, i'm an expert at riots, i did toxteth, i did, moss side, i did toxteth, i did, moss side, i did brixton . did brixton. >> i've done all the riots in this country. and do you know what they're quite often you feel bad about starting all those riots. sorry. >> do you feel bad about starting all those riots? i feel bad about? were you just. >> were you in a bad mood or. >> were you in a bad mood or. >> no. >> no. >> believe me, i'm the best dancer of petrol bombs you've ever seen. dodging petrol bombs has become my reporting for the express on the sun. >> and some of those papers, the daily express, probably. >> yeah, but look, the point i'm going to make is that you can bet your life in two days time this will have gone away. and do you know why? because this happenedin you know why? because this happened in a very poor district of leeds, w

now we have this much messier media landscape from all directions. it is not just one or two or a handful of actors deciding what people see and hear about. it is a lot of people. and so again, i think it makes it sort of more problematic to broad brush the media with a single stroke. it is the fragmentation of the media that is part of the people i think freak out about when it comes to where the information is coming from. yeah, this is going away. i think this plenty of fault to find in the media, but sometimes people kind of want to put everything onto the media when the media is not a single organism and it is sort of one big part of the equation. host: you mentioned that wisconsin is quite a swing state and i wonder to what degree this year's presidential race is impacting the state races including democratic senator tammy baldwin trying to win reelection. guest: yes. so we have a big race other than the president for u.s. senate, tammy baldwin is seeking a third term. she's a democrat. she won her first two races pretty handily. she won her la

delegates all voted for that ticket, he's not going to be there, so -- >> it would have been much, much messieroked very similar to my qr code for security in paris. are you sure that that's the -- have you seen yours yet? didn't it look just like -- >> they all look the same. >> hopefully your security in paris is just one sided, just works. >> supposing there is so many police in paris. >> they brought in people from many other countries for part of the security detail. they're expecting 300,000. >> they're swimming in the seine. i'm not swimming in the seine. >>> coming up, the ceo of american airlines will join us live. shares of the stock down sharply after the company cut its full year guidance. and as we head to break, here is a look at the shares of stellantis, under pressure from jeep, dodge, a 48% drop in net profit in the first half of the year. that's headed the wrong way. "squawk box" will be right back. y state street global advisors. today's challenge is to play 9 holes without the middle of your bag. how does that sound? that sounds terrible. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ i'm andrea, and this is

now we have bismuth messier media landscape from all directions painted is not just one or two or a handful of actors deciding what people see and hear about. it is a lot of people. and so again, i think it makes it sort of more problematic to paint them media with broad brush of a single stroke. it is the fragmentation of the media that is part of the people i think free out about when it comes to where the information is coming from. yeah, this is going away. i think this plenty of fault defined in the media, but sometimes people kind of want to put everything onto the media when the media is not a single organism and it is sort of one big part of the equation. host: you mentioned that wisconsin is quite a swing state and i wonder to what degree this year's presidential race is impacting the state races including democratic senator tammy baldwin trying to win reelection. guest: yes. so we have a big race other than the president for u.s. senate, tammy baldwin is seeking a third term. she's a democrat. she won her first two races pretty handily. she won her last race in 201811 points. and

it they have to make a move its growth scare, we are heading to recession, then you have an even messierwe are this close to something like that happening. lisa: there's also this question of has the -- how does the market respond and we've kind of gotten a sneak peek it just the surface of how deep that response could potentially be. we are looking at markets at the hope and prayer the fed cuts rates proactively. if they cut reactively we have a sneak peek of how much we can see that selloff. michael saying even financials are the lead downward if we do get a true growth scare and see some of these revisions particularly on the negative side of the labor market. jonathan: one bad payrolls report from that. the trend over the last two years has been surprised to the upside so let's see. let's turn to foreign exchange. the range of dollar-yen in yesterday's session the lower the session 15194. the higher -- the high of the session. right now we are back to 15430. we saw massive swings on stocks like nvidia but we also saw big swings cross asset and currency pairs like dollar-yen in yester