mike collins? mike: powell. marilyn: powell. bob: powell.redit -- wait for the correction, or it's not getting any cheaper? mike: i think you sell and wait for the opportunity to buy at wider spreads. bob: buy all day long. marilyn: stay in it for now. jonathan: bund yields, higher or lower year end? mike: i will say lower. bob: higher. marilyn: higher. jonathan: that does it for us. thank you very much for joining me. mike collins, bob michele, and marilyn watson. that does it for us. from new york, we will see you next friday at the same time. 12:00 new york time, 5:00 p.m. in london. i imagine by then, we might know who the next fed chair is. this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ who knew that phones would start doing everything? entertaining us, getting us back on track, and finding us dates. phones really have changed. so why hasn't the way we pay for them? introducing xfinity mobile. you only pay for data and can easily switch between pay per gig and unlimited. no one else lets you do that. see how much you can save. choose by the gig or u

mike collins? mike: powell. marilyn: powell. bob: powell.redit -- wait for the correction, or it's not getting any cheaper? mike: i think you sell and wait for the opportunity to buy at wider spreads. bob: buy all day long. marilyn: stay in it for now. jonathan: bund yields, higher or lower year and? -- end? mike: lower. bob: higher. marilyn: higher. jonathan: that does it for us. thank you very much for joining me. mike collins, bob michele, and marilyn watson. that does it for us. from new york we will see you , next friday at the same time. 12:00 new york time, 5:00 p.m. in london. i imagine by then, we might know who the next fed chair is. this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ ♪ i'm done. done with figuring it out for myself. i'm done with surprises. i'm done with complicated. if you're on medicare, and ready to be done with complicated, turn to unitedhealthcare and our medicare advantage plans... like aarp medicarecomplete. these plans can combine your hospital and doctor coverage, with prescription drug coverage and more, all in one plan f

jonathan: michael collins, you will take the other side of that? mike: all day long.en the fund rate is 03% it will assure we go into a recession and the stock market crash. if you have a money market fund at 3% or 4%, everybody would take all their money out and put it into money markets. it is too good to be true. on the inflation side, i'm in the disinflationary camp. i'm looking at anecdotal evidence of companies in the world that have the ability to raise prices on their goods and services to consumers. evidence of companies in the there are very few that can do that. it is the opposite. they are all fighting with each other for market share. bob: i found the chart i was looking for. what you are looking at is developed market core inflation and china cpi year-over-year. this goes back to 2012. there is the deflation? where is the downside risks they are trying to respond to? they are behind the curve. it is starting to get away from them. you can look at the recent wage data in the jobs report. you can look at the atlanta wage tracker. it is all headed one way.

jonathan: michael collins, you will take the other side of that? mike: all day long.en the fund rate is 03% it will assure we go into a recession and the stock market crash. if you have a money market fund at 3% or 4%, everybody would take all their money out and put it into money markets. it is too good to be true. on the inflation side, i'm in the disinflationary camp. i'm looking at anecdotal evidence of companies in the world that have the ability to raise prices on their goods and services to consumers. there are very few that can do that. it is the opposite. they are all fighting with each other for market share. bob: i found the chart i was looking for. what you are looking at is developed market core inflation and china cpi year-over-year. this goes back to 2012. there is the deflation? where is the downside risks they are trying to respond to? they are behind the curve. it is starting to get away from them. you can look at the recent wage data in the jobs report. you can look at the atlanta wage tracker. it is all headed one way. jonathan: you joined me on th

mike collins said i will take the other side of the trade. michael is in trouble --bob michele is in trouble. you can be right about inflation but wrong about a market? bob: it is true. before you claim i have been wrong about everything. jonathan: i have not done that. bob: niels giffey higher and should be approaching 3% now. the other thing we have seen is the weight of quantitative easing that has come in and suffocated the market. cash that weight of the that is helped yields in a very narrow range. year. 250 or most of this it has been on the front end of the curve. they will raise rates in december. it will be the third time. it does not make any sense to me that they are still going this low unless you look at qe coming into the markets. jonathan: i wish we had a camera and a microphone during the commercial break. everyone sticking with us. michael collins, bob michele, and marilyn watson. coming up, the auction block. nathan's first bond. this is real yield. ♪ ♪ jonathan: welcome back. this is "bloomberg real yield." some breaking n

includes, former trump campaign manager paul manafort, and former national security advisor, mike flynn. susan collins, sits on the senate intelligence committee which is investigating whether russians. >> the interpreter: feared with the us election. >> i've not yet seen any definitive evidence of collusion, i've seen lots of evidence that the russians were very active in trying to influence the election. >> some republicans including new jersey governor, and former united states attorney, chris christie, are focusing more on how the information about today's indictment was revealed early. >> there are strict laws against any of this type of leaking every grand jury activity. >> christie in the same interview also maintains something we've heard re pediatric ethically from the trump administration, and insist the president himself is not under investigation. live in the sat center. henry rossoffer, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> more to come here. thank you, henry. >> time now 5:36n business news this morning, hat worn by record at auction. >> shop remembers already thinking about the holidays. money

includes former trump campaign manager, paul manafort, and former national security advisor, mike flynn. susan collinsommittee which is investigating whether russians interfered with the u s election. >> i have not yet seen any definitive evidence of collusion. i have seen lots of evidence that the russians were very active, in trying to influence the election. >> some republicans including new jersey governor, and former united states attorney, chris christie, are focusing more on how the information about today's indictment was revealed early. >> there are strict laws against any of this type of leaking of grand jury activity >> the governor in that same interview also said something we've heard repeatedly from the trump administration. and insistance that the president himself is not under investigation. we'll have to see moving forwards. live in the sat center, henry rossoff, cbs-3, eyewitness news. >> henry, thank you. >>> in other news, police open fire on arm robbery suspect at the king of prussia mall. this happened in the mall's parking garage around 4:00 yesterday afternoon. police say the s

kennedy: tim collins and mike lee do not belong to the same party. they don't fit the same word republican. now, speaking of flesh, a little bit later on, first up, democratic senator dianne feinstein just weighed in on the las vegas shooting and our nation's current gun laws. and for a california liberal, her stance may surprise you. watch. >> could there have been any law passed that would have stopped him? >> no. he passed background checks registering for handguns and other weapons on multiple occasions. kennedy: well, then this morning, feinstein announced that she was running for reelection and quote ending gun violence as one of the reasons for doing so. but left solutions of whether gun violence works. and joining me now, fox news contributor, katie. so she admitted herself that there are no laws that could have been passed prior to this that would have stopped a psychotic, cold-blooded killer like steven paddock. >> which makes the left's argument surrounding this particular issue and issues in the past when we have these tragic mass shootin

furthermore, representative mike simpson, representative collin peterson have introduced bipartisan companion legislation and house. so we have this bipartisan bicameral viewpoint. dozens oforted by organizations, several sportsmen, and conversation -- conservation groups as well. senate bill 605 response to the ninth circuit ruling versus servicesd that for required to do a next ruler of plan level consultation with the u.s. fish and wildlife services which fall into the designation of critical habitat for the speeches. to declare, the four service and fish and wildlife services were already conducting robust analysis. the agencies were and are fully committed to the conservation of the species. the cottonwood ruling stands in contrast with a 10th circuit rolling on a related case in 2007. unfortunately in 2016, october, the supreme court declined the petition tostration resolve the conflicting second court opinion which effectively upholds the ninth circuit ruling. as highlighted by president obama's department of justice, cottonwood ruling has and i quote, the potential to cripple the fore

jimmy collins in 2015, first year at helm. mike shumann looking at the program and what it offers young players. >> we have high expectations every year and expect to be national champions and win every game. >> rams 5-2 in third year at helm. nothing but respect for head coach. >> he gets the guys going. everyone loves playing for him here. >> anytime you have a problem he's there to fix it. great guy. i call and text all the time like he's my best friend or something. >> reporter: this program gives hope to players who didn't get full ride they wanted out of high school. little bit of last chance for football careers. no scholarships but program's success sent 26 players to division i schools past two years. >> would like to go to cal really, really bad. majoring in mathematics and want to pursue that. >> reporter: this is the conference championship game essentially. players know what is at stake. >> trying to accomplish it this week. >> reporter: special bond. only together for two seasons and looking for another conference cha

collins, mccain, rand paul, mike lee, and even marco rubio has expressed some concerns about this willl realize it would be catastrophe if they don't pass something. >> charles: and of course the irony is they balance each other out, right because you've got three who oppose it for almost the reasons the other three oppose it and again, someone's got to step in and say to someone that you've got to make a decision beyond this ideology. >> there's supposed to be an entire infrastructure in the senate to maneuver these individuals. we've not seen that again unless senator mcconnell has liked the procedure so far which would be unfortunate. but i do like that the president has ruled this out properly a great pr campaign meeting with senator mcconnell is helpful. >> charles: emily that's a critical point, but president trump, he is really invested in this big time. he's traveled to different states, appealed to the american public and i believe ultimately he's the one who has to drag this across the finish line because i believe the gop just given up to themselves are incapable of doing it

jimmy collins in 2015, first year at helm. mike at the program and what it offers young players. >> we have high expectations every year and expect to be national champions and win every game. >> rams 5-2 in third year at helm. nothing but respect for head coach. >> he gets the guys going. everyone loves playing for him here. >> anytime you have a problem he's there to fix it. great guy. i call and text all the time like he's my best friend or something. >> reporter: this program gives hope to players who didn't get full ride they wanted out of high school. little bit of last chance for football careers. no scholarships but program's success sent 26 players to division i schools past two years. >> would like to go to cal really, really majoring in mathematics and want to pursue that. >> reporter: this is the conference championship game essentially. players know what is at stake. >> trying to accomplish it this week. >> reporter: special bond. only together for two seasons and looking for another conference championship. in san fra

. >> shepard: this isn't a mike lee or lisa murkowski or susan collins. >> susan collins has been blunt about the president's conduct and his reckless statements. she's been blunt. you know, he will -- if he wants to keep picking a fight with her, we'll see. he's taken after a lot of senators, as you know, heller,merkowski, mcconnell. it's not the last time he's going to do it. i think that senators that are up for re-election traying to court trump voters will be quiet. mccain and flake and corker sound an alarm thinking he's unfit for the job. >> shepard: a.b. stoddard live with us. thank you. so will the republican civil war continue in the briefing? that's next. ey do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of even the average length of retirement. we have to think about not when we expect to live to, but when we could live to. let's plan for income that lasts a

mike lee get the votes? the senate is still going to be the senate. still going to have the susan collins of the is that the in the senate. the john thunes in the senate. where does mike lee get votes that mitch mcconnell can't? >> i think that comes down to the outcome of the election. if bannon is successful in getting these candidates in office, that scare republicans into going into a different direction? what we've seen is they have no fortitude, the insane things that donald trump say every day. they're not running free election who magically found courage now. so i don't have any faith that republicans are going to magically after an election where they might see major losses from fellow incumbents, stand up to an alt-right. >> mike lee is more of an obstructionist to donald trump. so if you're going to replace him with a bigger one, i would love to see it because mike lee is a pretty interesting guy. but it doesn't make sense. >> you also have a situation here, matt and curt points this out, that there are people like bob corker who are not running for re-election which has sort o

mike brown, south dakota, susan collins, maine. they oppose cutting tax. going down with gary cohn? white house point man whose job is to get tax package through the republican congress. we should ask him and here he is. now you have to negotiate around the death tax, is that where you are? >> hey, stuart, good morning and thanks for having me on today. look, as you know, we turn in a outline to tax writers both house and senate and we have given them a lot of latitude to work with broad outline on delivering middle-income tax cuts and that's really important to us and to deliver a business tax cut that makes america competitive. those are two areas where we are really concerned right now and we are spending enormous amount of time. stuart: does keeping the estate tax fall in line with making it a middle-tax cut? >> as you know, the estate tax really is important to small and medium-size businesses and family-owned businesses, they are the ones that really take advantage of the estate tax. we want small businesses to grow, we want them to keep hiring peopl

you might have rand paul saying no it's not conservative nuf or mike lee saying no it's not conservative enough and, i don't know, collinsliberal enough. they will face the same problems. i would also caution it is important that it's moving forward and they're making steps particularly in the senate where it's harder to do that, but all of this policy if it is like grand sweeping policy, if it is enacted with 51 votes just as obamacare was, it will be easier to get rid of it eventually should they lose. and it just like that kind of policy doesn't win a lot of support and doesn't stick, which is actually what you want a tax reform to do. you want it to be something that ends up being popular, people go, oh, i like this is more simple and making my life easier. and it's just tougher to make that sell when you're doing the 51-vote game. one of the reasons obamacare has not been popular. >> and another way to make something stick is sell it around the country. you have people rallying around it. they haven't put out an actual bill yet and it could be weeks before we see actual legislation. and they want to pass this before

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mike pence's insurance policy is. >> i want to ask you about something that susan collins said this week because it seemed to be on full display. she said there's no doubt this president has been unconventional in his approach and that's caused more chaos than is good for our country and our relationship with our allies and our enemies. she says i would urge the president to remember that every single word he says matters. if you analyze this briefing today where it wasn't all true, it wasn't all consistent with the things he said before, the things he didn't want to respond to, he called fake news or deflected. is that exhibit 434 for susan collins' diagnosis? >> it is. and we can see it constantly happen where his aides and cabinet secretaries are working hard to get a few things done and working with their counterparts in congress and mitch mcconnell's office to try to line up getting a bill passed on tax reform or on health care and then at the beginning of the news cycle, donald trump is constantly introducing new invective or bringing up new issues that spin everyone off in different directions. and this 40-minut

abc 7 mike shoeman looks at the program what it offers young aspiring players. rams are 5-2. koi coach collinsrd year at the helm. they have nothing but respect. >> energy is contagious. gets the guys going. everyone loves play frg him here at city college. >> anybody you can call. any time you have a problem. always there to fix it. great guy. i will call him all the time. text him all the time. like our best friend or something. >> this program gives hope to players who didn't get the full ride they wanted out of high school. a bit of a last chance for their football careers. there are no scholarships at ccsf, but the program's success has sent 26 players to division one schools the last two years. go to cal. really, really bad majoring in mathematics. want to pursue that. >> one, two. >> after losing the first two games. rams half within five straight. and, host san matoe saturday. the conference championship game. and the players all know what's at stake. >> excited for the game. so we know what is the task is at hand. trying to accomplish that this week. >> the team has a special bond. th

mike pence will join them for a working lunch. he played friendly rounds of golf with lindsey graham and rand paul. >>> collin kaepernick has filed an grievence e against the nfl. he allegations that he was kept out of the nfl by collusion. so far the nfl has not responded to the grievance. >> reporter: sprint and t-mobile could set a stage for stiff antitrust fight with government regulators. >>> twitter ceo said the company will be more aggressive against sexual tweets. twitter fros -- froze rose mcgowen's account after she tweeted about harvey weinstein. >>> you can scan a painting and app quickly gives you the artist and the title and other historic information. it's being used at dozens of museums around the world. those are tech mights. have a great day. your body was made for better things than rheumatiod arthritis. before you and your rheumatost move to another treatment, ask if xeljanz xr is right for you. xeljanz xr is a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. it can reduce pain, elling and further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz xran lower your abi

this is where it all started with collin kaepernick and this is one of the thicks unfortunately it's taken to a whole new level because you have vice president mikee. he walked out of the game, there's a big conversation here and let's bring you mike pence tweeted. at a time where so many americans are inspired with courage, resolve and resilience, now more than ever we should rally around the flag and everything that units us. well, everyone is entitled to their own opinions, i don't think it's too much to ask nfl players to respect the flag and our national anthem. rob: that's one issue in the country. that's not a fair point. >> i wonder, rob, how does it end, i dent see an end in sight. rob: right, if you talk to jerry jones, this is the owner of the dallas cowboys, this is a business decision more than anything else and here this from him, if there's disrespecting the flag, we are not playing, period. this according to dallas morning news. i'm going to create the perception of it. he understands that this is not a good moment for the nfl and this is killing the ratings, this is killing their popularity, he's not going to have it. he's a busi

collins on this point. i am not going to go into it any further, but your position is at odds with, for example, mike morel, the former cia director who wrote a big article about it. the government ought to have a warrant to search for americans' communications in 702 collection and, of course, emergency exceptions. we'll debate this some more but i find it very troubling that you are now in disagreement with, certainly, what i heard senator feinstein and senator collins say and a former cia director. as we consider your nomination, i want you to know that. i do want to get into the question you and i talked about in the office. we can call it the bridge guy issue. this is the issue presented by director wray. he essentially gave an example of somebody taking pictures of a bridge at night. according to the director, the government ought to be able to go directly to reading the content of this american's communications based on what somebody thinks could be suspicious behavior. i personally think there are legal arguments for why you shouldn't be able to do it, but again, from a security standpoint, it's unn

house but over in the senate vice president mike pence is going to be head over to capitol hill to have lunch with republican as far as today senator susan collins of maine has said she doesn't want to see any tax cut for millionaires and doesn't want to repeat estate tax so you can see where the battle lines are being drawn out as we get into the heart of the debate. >> thanks. eamon, before i let you run. quickly no, comment at all publicly as we heard there by the president about the events of yesterday, the indictments of mr. manafort and his associate and the guilty plea by the former foreign policy adviser other than, of course, what the president has said on twitter. >> yeah, that's right. you heard some of the reporters there shouting out questions to the president about papadopoulos, george papadopoulos hand also paul manafort the president, we're told, was asked if he would pardon paul manafort that's an open question. according to the pool report, he paused for a moment, considered answering the question and then didn't answer the question and answered the question on taxes, a question he felt may be safer ground for him right now a l

killings by police when quarterback collin kaepernick was the first one to get on one knee last year in protest of unjustifiable police use of force. cast member mike pence must walk out if this happened and so mike pence left the stadium without so much as a public hand shake with peyton manning. and not a single fan who endured all of that vice presidential traffic to get into that stadium followed mike pence out of that stadium because they all knew why they came. it wasn't so much to watch a game between two of the worst teams in the nfl. it was to honor their sports hero payneton manning. but that's not why mike pence was there. mike pence was there to play his role in the trump tv reality show, a show designed to distract american voters from the reality of a trump presidency, a reality that senator bob corker put in the most horrifying possible terms. world war iii. when mike pence was walking out of the stadium yesterday, donald trump was playing golf. donald trump was playing golf the day before that. and donald trump was playing golf today because it's a federal holiday and when's a federal government worker supposed to do on a federal go

vice president mike pence has walked out of an nfl game after a number of football players decided to neil during the national anthem. the 49ers are the team of the former collin kaepernick. tweeted thatident i will not attend any event that does not dignify our flag and our soldiers. the u.k. prime minister has triggered speculation that she may shake up her cabinet to reassert her authority and end the ministerial infighting. times thate sunday she wants the best people around her. borisoning the future of johnson who is seen as being out of step with government policy. in japan, support for the tokyo 's fell. that is down from 19% from about a week ago. global news 24 hours a day powered by our 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. you can find more stories on the bloomberg on top . a check on the markets in asia. japan, south korea, and taiwan because ofe the -- the holiday. aussie sharemarket rising for a second straight day. about a seng slipping third of 1%. investors returned from the golden week break with stocks opening a touch above the 3400 level. trading shy of that. chinese start for the stocks for october. look at the ban

collins at the white house with the latest. >> reporter: the president and the senate majority leader spoke over the phone on this weekend and now having lunch with vice president mike pence here at the white house. and this lunch comes as tensions between these two men have really hit an all-time high in recent weeks. the president has publicly attacked and blamed mitch mcconnell for failure to repeal and replace the obamacare. there was a screaming match of the two going a period of time without speaking to each other and the lunch today doesn't mean that they have entirely patched things up but goes to show they're so desperate for a legislative accomplishment that both of these men really realize they need each other as tax reform kind of hangs in the balance here. now, senator lindsey graham is a target of the president and played golf with the president this weekend. here's what he had to say about how important getting tax reform win truly is to republicans. >> you can get tax reform done? >> yeah. if we don't, we're dead. if we don't cut taxes and repeal and replace obamacare, then we're going to lose across the board in the house in 2018 and all of my colle

mike: did you pressure plan to much -- did you rush your plan too much? w --us your pl;aand and plan and what happened. sen. cassidy: the plan was begun with cassidy-collins, which envisioned that states could implement a program. receive that block grant and do what they have been doing. nothing would have changed. but in tennessee, where the individual market has imploded, of course. you need to do something different. dy-collins envisioned that. we had attempted to socialize that with the other party for eight months. no one was interested. republican leadership failed. i had a few weeks to put together an alternative. if you asked if it happened too quickly, if you consider cassid progenitor, ihe would say no. cassidy-graham, to get our policy changed, we were working 18 hours a day and didn't have a chance to push back the left, which was misrepresenting the bill. in that case, it was clearly done too quickly. i totally accept the criticism it did not go through the committee process. learn aboutid you what it takes to get people comfortable with such a massive change? sen. cassidy: i am going to dispute the idea it is a massive thege, except in so f

ainsley: mike wall bennett says nfl players that's what they were doing, won't stop until collin kaepernicking ♪ since the world's been turning ♪ we didn't start the fire ♪ where are we? about to see progressive's new home quote explorer. where you can compare multiple quote options online and choose what's right for you. woah. flo and jamie here to see hqx. flo and jamie request entry. slovakia. triceratops. tapioca. racquetball. staccato. me llamo jamie. pumpernickel. pudding. employee: hey, guys! home quote explorer. it's home insurance made easy. password was "hey guys." brian: michael bennet says the nfl anthem controversy won't end until collin kaepernick has a job. steve: that's one point of view. meanwhile former nfl quarterback jason see horn joins us live right now. he is going to be the weekend host on the show. ainsley: good morning, jason. >> it was interesting. i spoke with nhl fans at john's smokehouse about the current state of the league. and here is what they had to say about the anthem protest. ♪ >> so much talk and so much emphasis being placed on the protest of the nati

collins, thank you so much, sir. you've made it clearer for our viewers. we look forward to reconciliation and the tax plan. appreciate it. leland: coming up, mikein on the ground in puerto rico with details on the road to recovery in the wake of hurricane maria. >> hey, leland, the recovery is slow and arduous, but puerto rico is rising. details following the break. ♪ hungry eyes ♪ one look at you and i can't disguise ♪ ♪ i've got hungry eyes ♪ applebee's 2 for $20. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. let's get the lady of the house back on her feet. applebee's 2 for $20. and help her feel more strength and energy in just two weeks. yaaay! the complete balanced nutrition of ensure with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. ensure. always be you. >> fox news alert. as hurricane nate is picking up steam, moving towards the gulf coast. track the screen left. people buying supplies screen right. they believe it will be a category 2 before making landfall. louisiana, mississippi and alabama have all declared states of emergency with some mandatory evacuations ordered in parts of new orleans. big questions about will it track left,