full credit is in power since of this update of the crisis meeting, the president mike wrong, convened with his sincerity. a minister and justice minister lights on sunday nights came up with 4 main solutions to work on the festival that his ministers continue to work to reduce the level of violence that we've seen over the past week in france. and 2nd of all, a rescue mission that the underlying issues that perhaps have been ignored in the past, but can be ignored no longer. you said the have to be a reflection on the causes of the unrest and the other 2 points that came out of the crisis meeting of the interior minister administrator. why that festival, the finance ministry is gonna work on coming up with some kind of plan for compensation and reparation for those businesses that have been damaged by the looting of the past few days. and so that the police are getting the full support of the government so that we're trying to put down the unrest. now, the big thing that has happened over the weekend, and i think it's really a turning point in this whole crisis. the intervention of no

and it's wrong. mikead, does governor christie need to really take the fight to the candidates who are higher on the polling? >> i think all americans should appreciate governor christie's efforts here to holding everyone accountable. i think it shows a lot of courage in an environment where that's not often rewarded. but, you know, this is what happens when you have a party that is not really focusing on issues. like, the republican party at large is trying to create a lot of problems where they don't exist, and they're focusing on wokism and all this other kind of stuff when americans are hurting. like, where are the republican plans for inflation? where are the republican plans to deal with the situation in ukraine? where do you see these efforts to address issues on gun safety, on climate change? they're absent. so in the absence of real issues, you start getting into these character assaults and these attacks on minority voters, and i don't think it's going to be in the long-term best with interests

his game, he will be with that, we need to find a leader that wants to stand up, mike pence is the right message and wrongmike pence at four years to say what he wanted to today and he didn't do it. >> one thing the politicians try to do in iowa is try to look super relatable, i.e. local food and we see these unflattering photos, trump went to a dairy queen and his campaign posted the video and he asked this question in the dairy.>> does anybody want a blizzard, what the hail is a blizzard? >> you are going into dairy queen and asking that? >> that is utterly disqualifying. >> he has to lose because of that. >> oreo blizzard. >> butterfinger blizzard. >> they are not bad but butterfinger blizzards are phenomenal, donald trump probably goes to mcdonald's and thinks the ice cream machine is actually working, it is a disconnect, iowa, let me say this, we give iowa a hard time, if donald trump wins the state of iowa, it is game set match, the race is over. >> do you think so? >> it is a giant step in that direction, it feels like the momentum could be there but i think republicans are going to wake up at some

morgan stanley mike wilson said he was wrong as the rally defied his bearish call. a selloff is coming it's not clear when. ge, gm and 3m's earnings bigger than expecting. risk is tilted to the downside, we will speak with pierre-olivier gourinchas alix steel and guy johnson are off today. as the imf warns of cloudy horizons you are not seeing it in the consumer confidence statement. dani: we are getting data from consumer confidence, 117, the estimate was 112. the consumer is feeling ok. kailey: pretty resilient in the face of all of the tightening of policy and inflationary pressure. let's get more on these consumer confidence numbers. mike, break it down, how strong is this data? mike: you are dressed very cheerful for this data. 117 for the headline number which is up from 110.1, a very strong gauge. the expectation index rose to 88.3 from 80. you see the same thing, we have an increase in the number of people thinking that business conditions are normal. a slight decrease in those who think it is good. we have increase in people thinking jobs are plentiful and

he lost a lot of that money, trusted the wrong people, mike tyson, a billion dollars in career earningsw does that happen? you avoided that. >> a lot of people take advantage of our kindness. we are fighters, supposed to be tough, but inside we are good people, we are nice people and we feel that we owe the world everything. for some strange reason. i was able like i said, i wasn't talking to family for years for that reason. just to avoid giving my money away. neil: you are like a rock star. you were sucked into that. >> life experiences, at 50 years old, i decided to make this documentary because it's never too late to find your self, never too late to really dig deep down inside and see who you really are. neil: they had to tell you. >> mark wahlberg is the producer. lauren: 20 someone said i have to show you warts and all. it will be all wonderful stuff. but you said okay. i don't want to give it away but here's some stuff, people might think differently of you. >> i thought at 50 years old i can finally set myself free by telling my truth because as a kid i was conditioned to be a

wrong. >> and mike pence is right on that point. he was asked about it from reporters later. said this is a case he has to take to the american people but how hard do you think it's proving for him to do that with republican voters? >> i mean, in this primary, there are a sect of republican voters who are lock step behind trump and they will not be moved. they will always be skeptical about claims contrary to what trump makes. so when mike pence argues he did not have the constitutional authority to overturn the election, there will be voters who simply don't believe him and simply think that that was a precursor to pence's own ambitions to running for president. again, though, like you said, it's wrong. he did not have that authority on that day. but the question for him is going to persist throughout this primary. >> also worth noting, though, question asked and question answered accurately by a politician to a voter, even if it's not the answer that voter wanted. always worth noting. thank you. john? >>> learning new details about the man arrested with weapons in the shing

i think we have to find the leader to stand up and mike pence right message wrong messenger.e is saying today and didn't. >> the idea is to look relatable, eat the local food. trump went to a dairy queen and there was a moment his campaign posted this video but he asked this question in the dairy queen. >> anybody want a blizzard? what the hell is a blizzard? >> i mean, you're going to dairy queen? >> first of all i think that's utterly disqualifying. >> i think he ought to lose because of that. >> oreo blizzards. >> butterfinger blizzards. >> they're not bad but they are phenomenal. donald trump probably goes to mcdonald's and thinks the ice cream machine is actually working. it's such a disconnect but iowa for what it's worth we give iowa a hard time. if donald trump wins in the state of iowa it's game set match. the race for the republican nomination is over. >> you think so? >> well it's certainly a huge giant step in that direction and feels like the momentum could be there but you know what? i just continue think republicans are going to wake up from this stupor and do

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but mike, clear sense. i may be wrong here, but my clear sense is that what is up to is he wants to keep the wagner group intact and he wants to keep it in the fight because it is a formidable fight for us. and at the same time, he wants to keep goshen on his side, but he will go to great lengths to new to progression so that he can not cause any significant trouble in the future. if he's successful in doing something along these lines, this'll be in that positive. if promotion doesn't play a long, he's gonna have to deal with progression in harsh ways because precaution has the potential to cause really big problems inside the russian chain of command. and i believe that if he did that, it would ultimately have an effect on events on the battlefield. and given the nature of this war, the russians cannot afford that. so they have to deal with precaution one way or the other. exactly how they do it is hard to say with any degree of certainty at this point. you have argued in this, in this paper very compellingly, that unit

be very interesting to watch how she handles these things as they move forward. >> what could go wrong? mikemidt, thank you for spending some time with us. claire and andrew, stick around with us a little bit longer. >>> coming up, the fallout continues for the right-wing misinformation machine. why tucker carlson remains a very, very big and potentially very, very expensive headache for fox news. we'll explain that new reporting just ahead. don't go anywhere. don't go anywhere. in-wash scents keep your laundry smelling fresh waaaay longer than detergent alone. if you want laundry to smell fresh for weeks, make sure you have downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters. ♪ tourists tourists that turn into scientists. tourists photographing thousands of miles of remote coral reefs. that can be analyzed by ai in real time. ♪ so researchers can identify which areas are at risk. and help life underwater flourish. as americans, there's one thing we can all agree on. the promise of our constitution and the hope that liberty and justice is for all people. but here's the truth. attacks on our constitutio

wrong or are they just early? are you ready to bet that things are going to get worse here in europe? especially as we await an ecb decision. joining us is mike, sica and justina lee. are the bears wrong or are they just early? >> they have been wrong so far this year, and i feel like just to be more fair to them, is because giving a bearish case for stocks was pretty even earlier this year. everyone said, if you have continued monetary tightening, surely a recession needs to come along. and that is how inflation gets tamed. it seems like the fed has been able to perfect the soft landing, pretty miraculously. what this has meant for wall street's analysts, is that some have cannot say that, you know, we may have been wrong earlier, but we could still be white -- could still be right. we can wall street really maintain those earnings estimates in light of still some economic pressure in the u.s.? dani: michael, way and on this. the earnings picture combined with the monetary policy picture, does it add out to a bear case? mike: it does a little bit. we were talking about bears earlier. bears had it wrong, we can say so. people were expecting a

but mike pence, when he is asked, his stock response is, donald trump was wrong.t's not the issue. no one disputes that. was donald trump wrong with all of the stuff he did for weeks leading up to january 6th? was he wrong to tweet about mike pence while the riot was going on? there is a delicate dance. i can't do the political calculus. from a legal perspective, they are trying to thread a needle here. >> switching gears here to someone we will hear from tonight, senator time scott, we have heard his first response to reporters, i think politico, what about ron desantis there were some, any benefits to slavery. here is how tim scott responded. >> there is no silver lining for freedom, slavery. any benefits that people suggest he had for slavery, you would have had as a free person. slavery was really about separating -- about mutilating humans. devastating. i would hope that every person in our country and certainly running for president would appreciate that and, listen, people have bad days. sometimes they regret what they say and we should ask them again to cl

were chatting with the forge forman movie out and lost a lot of money and put the trust in wrong people and miketo a billion in earnings. it wasn't easy? >> i think a lot of people take advantage of our kindness. we are fighters and we're supposed to be tough, but deep down inside we're good people, we're nice people. neil: yeah. >> and we feel like we owe the world everything, you know, for some strange reason and i was able to -- like i said, i secluded myself from everything and everyone at one point. i wasn't talking to family for years. neil: is that right? >> for that reason. just to avoid me giving my money away, yeah, so i was able to-- >> you were into the life of being-- you were like a rock star, i remember all the beautiful women and everything else. >> oh, yeah. neil: and you were sucked into that. how did you get out of that? >> sure, you know, life experiences. at 50 years old i decided to make this documentary because it's just, it's never too late. it's never too late to find yourself. it's never too late to really dig deep down inside and see who you really are. neil: but they

that would be fine i think, mike, and you tell me if i'm wrong about this. the market is more or less okay with two more hikes. i think that's the upper end of tolerance. it's when you start talking about the possibility of a third hike or fourth hike, getting into the 6s. that's where the market might be concerned. the 5% yield on the 2-year is a chac you can earn 5% with little risk that's been an increasing challenge to it. the other size is if we hit the 400 number, a big bust in wages. i like the question. strong jobs is not enough to concern the fed. it has no metric or measure. it wants inflation to come down. it believes a weaker or a less tight job market is a means to that end, but in itself it is not the end. watch for the impact on inflation, not at the level itself. >> yeah. i think that's the correct read. the market is probably okay at this point with two more strike so maybe that's possible let's bring in our next guests to talk more about this. how would you feel about the way the market is hedged, on the one hand looking to pull back on the

wrong. [applause] >> david, for mike pence this qualifies as courage.estion is, will he consistently show it? >> yeah, look. i think he will. he often fumbles on some of the final points of this. he, will he ultimately support the nominee if it's donald trump? he's going to say yes. it sure donald trump should have been a knighted? he would say it's, a national tragedy. he's not perfect on. this points to mike pence for the bravery and courage to be insistent on the fact that he says he did what was right. i think the telling part of that, though, jonathan, is how the big lie has become truth in today's republican party. the lady that asked that, represented a constituency that's currently giving donald trump 56% of the vote, and mike pence 6% of the vote. so, good for mike pence, but as a reflection of today's party, i think that woman wins out the day. >> and tara, let's talk about donald trump. according to a washington post article, trump's aides did reveal how much money went to that campaign versus his legal fund, but the fine print on recent fund

am i wrong, mike? >> no, you're not wrong. neither was grammy clark. grammy clark was right, too, joe. and pete rose crashed into the plate, not second base and ended that catcher's career, basically, at that all-star's game. >> did he? that's not good. >> the all-star game last night was a terrible bore you're right. i fell asleep at the fifth, sixth innings. i was appalled by the uniforms they wore. the national league looked like they were working at a jiffy lube. just horrible. >> mike? >> yes. i'm angry! >> a jiffy lube. >> the thing is, willie, these are such incredible athletes, and they're really entertaining guys, you just look, the first two flyouts steep to right and then deep to left. they're great athletes. i don't know they -- they need to do something to put a little bit of edge, competition in this game. i don't know what it is, though. >> this is always the problem with all-star games. you anticipate and then you can say it's certainly about the pro bowl they had to change format because that game was so bad, nba all-star game becomes

they're especially wrong desantis, vicky haley, mike pence, isa hutchinson, 191 days to close that distinct with donald trump to somehow pull off an iowa caucus victory that you should expect across the states 99 counties across among, as they tried to correct the front nine right now,. alex >> okay, six months and one week. you see it in the numbers. what's the next, saturday will be the 15th. so, we've got six months and one week until that happens. very quickly, the blizzard thing and dairy queen. really? he didn't know what a blizzard was? >> if he spends enough days among vegas this summer, alex, i hope that he would know what blizzard was. it's going to be 110 degrees are here today, so, i've had a couple blizzards but hey, we do know he's a big mcdonald's fan. maybe there's just a distinction on what his favorite festered restaurants are. but we should note, the blizzard has been around since 1985, but god bless the man, clearly, he's been laying off ice from here if he does inevitably service. >> okay, vaughn hillyard, thank you so much for all of. that coming up next, the new healt

i mean look, and listening to the sound bite, it sounds like mike pence is trying to say, donald trump was wrong in what he did, factually like donald trump, didn't factually have the ability to overturn but not, and this is the first time i've heard him say it like his, not that he was morally wrong and what he did, that's what it sounded like to me, and it's a continuation of mike pence, or frankly, many of these candidates running for president, to try to walk this line with donald trump, being lukewarm, you don't want to take off the base, you can be like yeah, you know, i'm cool with you bro but i've got a little bit of a disagreement with trump and look, in trump world, you're either hot or your cold. and if you want to get some of these republican voters, so you have to be hot. this middleground thing isn't working. not only is it weak and disappointing to me, it's just, i don't even see the strategy in saying, you know, let's continue to defend trump even though we are running against him. >> let's get into that because mike pence is not the only republican presidential candidate who is

republicans across the country still think that what mike pence did, did not do that day, was wrong. they think it was a grievous error, that they believe must be corrected. this was presidential candidate, mike pence in iowa, early this week responding to just that. >> do you ever second guess yourself that it was a constitutional right that you had to set it back to the states? it wasn't like you are going to personally elect him. we all know, by the number of votes that were there, who won that election. me the history for this country -- >> let me speak to the issue. it is an issue that continues to be misrepresented. i know by god's grace, i did exactly what the constitution of the united states required of me that day. i kept my word. you never want to let washington d.c. realize -- you certainly wouldn't want one person in washington d.c. to decide who the president of the united states is. >> you weren't deciding, you are just sending it back to the states. >> the constitution of the united states, it is a job of the vice president to serve as a presiding officer in joint sess

not only do we have mike wilson saying what he said about being wrong about a pullback in equity markets but we have had many banks across the street pushback out there estimates for a u.s. recession. barclays was among them yesterday just pushing out their call for this recession in the u.s. that seems to never come. >> of course we had the comments from economists on the optimistic reading of the inverted yield curve. he says -- >> he is coming up with a new theory on why the yield curve is inverted yet we are not having a recession. his theory is basically that the treasury market and finance interest rates are pricing in this immaculate disinflation narrative. yes rates are high, they might revert bit in the next year, i think we are pricing or 75 basis points. but it is nowhere near this growth slowdown. it is hard landing scenario. he is really reflecting the market pricing a soft landing scenario and i don't necessarily disagree. i think there is a bout of optimism over u.s. growth, we sought yesterday after the pmi, yes manufacturing came in strong. services were week that we wer

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i mean, there's just a, i mean it's all wrong, but what do you make of it? it's a said statement to mike, but you'll often find the beneficiaries. the ones who did well out of british colonial projects will have this budget, so we have it ourselves and which and you know, we go up to thinking that we were the, we were the best employer. we were the civilized implants. of course, if you go to the places that was, you know, don't the nitrogen so i didn't lose it by partition period and we'll have a very different story to tell. you only have to us people from india, how they felt about 200 years of being looted by the raj. you know, owner of africa, you have all over the world. you find people who tell a very different story. and the truth is that the essence of australian called an evaluation is the same as many of the other colonial projects. it was a face in must because in the human isaac, the local population, subjects and them to all kinds of ignominy is full sterilizations. a simulation programs, you know, there was a, particularly this attempts made in australia to what, how, origi

mike pence. i like chris christie, i like nikki haley. i like most of the other -- i still think a lot of them are totally gutless and will not cut out what is an obvious wrongnd that is the reason i leaned more toward -- mike pence actually stopped some of the wrongs, that is one of the reasons i support him. christie is doing everything he can to point out exactly what trump is, will heard did a good job. that meeting in iowa. i am a republican, i am a conservative. i cannot believe most republicans do not believe as i do. i cannot see supporting someone who has done the things donald trump has done. from my fellow republicans, look elsewhere. host: let us go to a zona, candace is on the line. trump supporter. caller: yes, i am. host: why? caller: when he makes a promise, he keeps a promise and he has done nothing wrong. host: why are you not concerned? as you know, he has been indicted twice, perhaps could be indicted one or two more times. why is that not something you are concerned about? caller: because they are full statements. host: let us go to alex in texas, you say you are not sure. caller: yes, good morning. i would not vote for trump. i love ame

hopefuls, tommy fleetwood was playing alongside harman, did not do a lot wrong on saturday but did not do enough right. he sits apart. —— mikeinue. all the focus is on the weather at old trafford for the final day this fourth ashes test in manchester. a draw means australia will retain the ashes with a match still to be played. here's the scene a few minutes ago — there was no play before lunch. england must hope the rain relents so they can take five wickets, and possibly chase a target in their second innings. that would level the series at 2—2 with the final test at the oval next week, but the forecast is not good, which means australia would retain the ashes. the defending tour de france championjonas vingegaard will ride into paris later on sunday and be confirmed in the yellowjersey. he safely finished stage 20, the last mountain stage in the race and will retain his title in the capital, as the final day is an uncontested stage. tadej pogacar, vingegaard's nearest challenger, beat him but is still a massive seven minutes 29 seconds behind the dane. british twins adam and simon yates ensured they should finish third an

mike pence. i like chris christie, i like nikki haley. i like most of the other -- i still think a lot of them are totally gutless and will not cut out what is an obvious wrong that is the reason i leaned more toward -- mike pence actually stopped some of the wrongs, that is one of the reasons i support him. christie is doing everything he can to point out exactly what trump is, will heard did a good job. that meeting in iowa. i am a republican, i am a conservative. i cannot believe most republicans do not believe as i do. i cannot see supporting someone who has done the things donald trump has done. from my fellow republicans, look elsewhere. host: let us go to a zona, candace is on the line. trump supporter. caller: yes, i am. host: why? caller: when he makes a promise, he keeps a promise and he has done nothing wrong. host: why are you not concerned? as you know, he has been indicted twice, perhaps could be indicted one or two more times. why is that not something you are concerned about? caller: because they are full statements. host: let us go to alex in texas, you say you are not sure. caller: yes, good morning. i would not vote for trump. i love ameri

wed to their views you've seen some capitulation for some not that mike wilson is bullish at morgan stanley but nonetheless says we're wrong in thinking earnings were going to roll over. didn't see the ai thing coming, not that anybody did to the degree at which we've seen it. are you saying now you are in the soft landing camp? >> i don't want to go that far. >> my market religious journey was gradual. far be it for me for someone capitulating later am i in the soft lane in camp? listen, the odds are higher today that there will be a soft landing and they can pull this off than they were three or six months ago or even nine months ago. getting back to the point, you brought up the yield curve and leading economic indicators. those forward looking indicators have worked for decades. the current environment more complicated and by extension different than what we've seen historically, you have to have some hesitancy on the idea those were going to work. >> i was out in la at double line with jeffrey dunlop they suggest a recession is coming they'd rather own treasuries than stocks. i think rates have peaked, he said i'm com

mike wood because of that extra pc office. i think that now england have this side of being wronged, maybe not in the rules of the game, but in terms of the spirit, i think that will be significant, particularly with all that is going behind england going into that test match. and going forward, they have to win all games.— to win all games. looking forward to that one. thank— to win all games. looking forward to that one. thank you _ to win all games. looking forward to that one. thank you very _ to win all games. looking forward to that one. thank you very much. - to win all games. looking forward to| that one. thank you very much. don't forget that there is plenty more on the bbc sport website or on the app. you are watching bbc news. a woman from northern ireland, who had to choose between caring for her husband or her sister, has called for greater support for unpaid carers. miriam murray, who is also recovering from cancer, said the appointment of a dementia carers co—ordinator by the charity praxis was "progressive". but she feels more needs to be done. our northern ireland health correpomdemt, marie—louise connolly, r

positive month for those indexes in a row morgan stanley's longtime bearish strategist mike wilson saying, quote, we were wrong023 has been a story of higher valuations than we expected amid falling inflation and cost cutting. jim, we have talked in the past about how hard it is for a strategist to get it right twice. mr. wilson, of course, is due plenty of praise for being bearish and correct for quite a period of time during that significant falloff in the market, but he didn't change it's always difficult, and you and i have seen plenty of these through the years to get a call right twice. >> i've made fun of him repeatedly with the dennis the menace references with regard to mr. wilson i will say he's not in the bull camp most of this note is about how he was right and then he just says we were wrong. the words "we were wrong" are not used in our business, typically because his boss would say i'm not paying this guy x to be wrong also, because it's very hard to eat crow if you're going to eat crow, do it on page five of a very long note that said, david, why he was wrong i think he actually gives a correct

mike wilson said we've been wrong. compare that to this. jonathan: i have huge sympathy because i've been wrong with people's real money. i thought it was misreported. it was not misreported, they just didn't put up a call that he really didn't change his parameters were estimates for 2000 23. -- 2023. he said we are wrong but he didn't change anything. you nailed it, many other people didn't. it's one thing to say you are wrong but if you are wrong and change your call, that's a different story. bnp perry bock came out and said i was wrong and they lift their estimates, that's news. i did not see that. it didn't change anything yesterday. jonathan: we certainly didn't see that from j.p. morgan either. tom: that's a different story. i don't follow that is closely but i would say the strategist including eric friedman, rumor is they put their pants on one leg at a time. friedman walks on water but this is a tough business. jonathan: let's turn to the price action on the s&p 500. futures are positive by 0.4%. a moment to, some numbers from gm

of our, you know, a lot of comme commentators, whomever, interviewing them about mike wilson when they were just as wrong as he was. >> who has the dumb job, the people coming up with this or us who talk to them >> we have the great job because we're able to sirt back and pretend we know better. >> when clearly we don't >> i actually think i do, but monday morning quarterbacking. dow component dow inc. reported earnings of 75 cents beating estimates of 70. revenue came in higher than the 11.3 billion that analysts had expected on today's quock planner the fed kicking off a two-day policy meeting and we'll dig into the pockets for a rate hike in a few minutes. don't need to look any further than, you know, the futures, fed futures to see, what is it, 90, probably 90% >> it would shock me if it wasn't 90% do you know anybody who thinks they won't -- >> no. if we get another cool inflation number maybe we're done. >> the spin they put on it will it be hawkish and sound like another hike is coming or we'll wait and see what happens? >> i thought it was weird someone kept saying whenever powell talks he's dov

wrong. >> she disregarded 70 million other people's votes based on mike pence's one vote and that's becauseny people in the republican party, to be honest, have done a really good job in lying to the american people about the authority. i also think after january 6th, terrible day, people put mike pence on the pedestal for doing his job and it made people think if you're drinking the donald trump kool-aid that he had more power than he did. as mike pence said every other vice president has done this, why would i be the exception to the rule. it's put a stop to the people in the republican field. >> i get that it's an extremely low bar. >> yes. >> that answer had moral clarity. it was extremely clear. he said, look, i'm going to lose this one woman's vote for this decently ignorant question, but i'm going to lead. i don't know if this is mike pence's time and i disagree with mike pence on 99.1% on the policy point and that's the way you run for president of the united states. >> what do you think if there are indictments of donald trump and others around him for january 6th for trying to ove

watch, it's never wrong because the onus is on you >> pizza pete's doesn't usually get it wrong how about that mikent to take a little chevron with the man himself let's bring him in shall we do that going to be in the job for longer, perhaps, than had been originally anticipated chevron is out with a second quarter highlights although not full earnings, but it did report overall earnings, $6 billion, record oil production in the permian basin during the quarter the preview of those results did coincide with the announced retirement of its long-time cfo, and it did waive the mandatory retirement age for its ceo, joining us now in a cnbc exclusive, mike wirth, chevron's chairman and ceo mike, good to have you and we'll be good to have you joining us for many years in the future as well so, what do those years hold what is it that when you look ahead and say, hey, i'm glad i have a few more years from this board of directors to lead this company on its current trajectory, what does that trajectory look like >> well, david and jim, it's good to be with you. we've got good business momentum, and we're

and this is a, a big struggle for mike pens cuz he's come out and he said that he thinks the president, the former president was wrong. to push him to try to overturn the election that he didn't have that authority. you know that he kept saying he hoped he would come around. but if he wants to take a step back and let's think about what happened, the president at the time kept going on twitter and calling for mike pence to do the right thing. he went to the rally, said if mike pence will do the right thing. we won't have a country anymore. the crowd was very much focused because of the then presidents, social media feed on my pets because trump kept telling them that the only way he gets to stay in power is of trump would do what he was not causes to should be allowed to do. which is basically say, these electors don't count, we're going to go back and have another phone. no, we are in the constitution. does the vice president have even close to that? some, any thing like that, a possible to any sort of responsibility. unless it would take you back to january 6th to get i was there, there were gallows and people chan

wrongs right. >> jonathan: all the fallout with former vice president mike pence, and congressman ro khanna. plus, what americans now think of the court. our new poll and analysis from our powerhouse round table. and -- with russia in turmoil, ukraine hopes to make gains. martha raddatz is live in the war zone. good morning, and welcome to "this week." as we come on the air this morning, a brand-new abc news/ipsos poll shows that americans increasingly view the supreme court as political. a majority now say they believe that the justices rule mainly on the basis of politics and not the law. this after the court's conservative supermajority upended years of precedent with decisions that will have a lasting impact. the court was predictably praised by republicans and condemned by democrats, but despite the headline-grabbing decisions and despite the majority view that the justices are acting mainly based on politics, the supreme court this term was significantly less divided than you may think. consider this. more than half of the court's decisions this term were unanimous or nearly so, either

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wrong. >> that is former vice president mike pence in iowa yesterday defending himself after a woman falsely claimed he had the constitutional power to block the certification of the 2020 election results. a calm takedown of that conspiracy theory. >>> good morning. welcome to "morning joe." it is thursday, july 6th. with us, we have u.s. special correspondent for bbc news, katty kay. the host of "way too early," white house bureau chief at "politico," jonathan lemire. professor at princeton university, eddie glaude jr. and legal analyst danny. mike pence, for all the criticisms we've rightly levied upon him over the last eight years or so, seven or eight years, it was sort of a measured takedown and a point by point rebuttal of something that really is prominent, really did take hold, as you write about in your book, "the big lie." mike pence had the power to, quote, send it back to the states and give the election to donald trump. >> yeah, mike pence ruz right was right there, he didn't have the power. it is a credit to him, with an assist from dan quayle, unlikely defender of the republic

if you are stuck with mike wilson, who conceded today, as i knew he would, when he said we were wrong and staying two best quotes on we were wrong pixi, the reason this mattress, not the topic all that matters is it is hard for stocks when we are really over. right now we are really overbought, which means we are pretty darn vulnerable. as i'm committing as it is, you fail to capture the upside, you're either have to move on or wait for a better moment. no sin in waiting, that is what i am urging members of the investing club who are not in. it is too late. so, what you want to do with almost every one of these opening stocks i just mentioned is wait for the reports but more importantly, wait for the selloff that brings the whole group down. at 247 on wednesday, after they earned a press conference . it there is somebody engage, i know it is hard to wait. it is so much easier to swing away. you have to ask yourself swing away what? there is not a pinch worth of hitting unless it was two months ago, both these rules in mind, understand all the winners i just mentioned are off-limits un

wrong. we mere mortals we try not to fight the tape. yesterday the hottest strategist of 2022 finally bit the bullet. i'm talking about mike wilson. says he underestimate the valuation, how much the market valuation cost go up. he said he missed the a.i. boom. essentially saying we were wrong. i saw that coming for a long time. i talked about it. at least it did happen. here's the thing though, bears are still clinging to a lot of things, right? the notion that the fed isn't done. recession still around the corner and stocks have already rallied too far too fast. on that note i saw an interesting note for tom lee who might be the hottest strategist of 2023 making a real interesting observation. we know the s&p is up. how much is it up? it is up over 12% from its 200-day moving average. essentially this only happened 12 times since 1970, here's the thing, eight of those times it rallied another 20%. assuming that it might come down might be a big, big time mistake. underscoring this fact though is that on an individual basis we're seeing this play out, right? here is the interesting thing. companies that beat on both top and bottom

mike menu on the goalkeeper said, you know, it's always the same. people that are killed whenever they do something wrong, whatever the transgress the largest, by little bit, look at the and said you can't defend the indefensible. and so i felt like those were more genuine reactions, harder enough, 3 days later. and as these have become, you know, increasingly large and, and violent protests, we now get this statement from to you and them about they, the captain of the french sessional team. vote you have to know is i q in and up is quite close to a manual micro, many of my chrome personally intervene himself, 2 or 3 times to make sure that the player stays in paris and in france to play for price. as right now i, for example, even during the corporate pandemic, he sort of pushed kennedy about me to put a social media posts of himself getting vaccinated and he sent him for that. so it can be seen as perhaps sometimes the public, the p. r. for for, for a manual my chronic football and sport engine. busy could play a role because around a 3rd of the french national team actually come from these neighborhoo

and believed that mike pence basically deserved hanging. they were doing nothing wrong. again, for people like kevin mccarthy who's trying to defend donald trump after attacking donald trump. how donald trump was almost alone in the white house and agreeing with the rioters that everyone else was coming down on him saying, call this off, from his children to his lawyers, to all of his staff members. >> joe, this of course began on election day that's when the big lie donald trump took to the american people, he had been sowing the seeds of that for months and months that the election would be rigged and unfair, stirring the anger among his supporters. then we had weeks worth after the election where he claimed he won, he was given space to do by the republican party. complicit in the big lie and he surrounded himself with true believers. bill barr and others finally at the 11th hour decided to abandon him because they wouldn't go along with the lie. all who were left were the enablers. with donald trump's tweet that january 6th would be wild, a crowd gathered there. he r

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. >>> mike wilson issuing a rare apology saying he stuck with his pessimistic call on u.s. stocks for far too long in a feet to clients wilson says, quote, we were wrong and that 2023 has been a story of higher valuations than we expected with a note wilson's team is now shifting its 2024 s&p 500 target to 4200 from a previous 3900. trading like it's january of 2021, the short squeeze appears back in vogue. according to new data, the number of stocks among the top 3,000 u.s. companies with at least 20% of their outstanding shares sold short is now hitting the upper end of the historical range, even exceeding what we saw during the meme craze. carvana, novavax, lucid group and beyond meat has 40% of their outstanding shares being sold short and elon musk taking to x, the social media platform formerly known as twitter to explain the rebrand. in a late night post he says the twitter name made sense when it was just 140-character messages going back and forth like birds tweeting adding we will add comprehensive communications and the ability to conduct your entire financial world the twitter name does not make sense in that context, frank >> i guess i do

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