>> these ligt right wing npcs. >> that he's got, it's going to be me. be picked for vp, they're complaining that the judge's daughter is making money of this. yet, laura and eric trump literally filmed an ad inside the courthouse with trump's red tie surrogates and appearance from donald trump. i mean, i know hypocrisy is not new here, but again, who is the audience for this? because it seems to me that this seems to weaken whatever argument the npcs are playing. >> there's gambling in this casino, right? >> right. >> i think at this point donald trump is just vying to win in the court of public opinion. we have seen reporting also that he instructed his attorney to go harder against the witnesses, harder against stormy daniels. obviously not something that's going to be to his benefit as far as the jury is concerned. i don't think he cares about that. this whole thing, to your exact point, this is all about the campaign. and donald trump is just trying to win a campaign. this is all an extension of his campaign. and if he wants to campaign as the tough

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i the history of the npc most of the cutting cycles have actually been prompted by some sort of shock or other rather than being a natural cyclical -- we have reached the top and i would go down the richard goodness curve. there is not of history. >> because you are not cutting in a recession, it could be one and done? >> i think that would be unusual. as i said earlier, nothing is settled. nothing is ruled out. >> what can you tell us about the play between interest rates and a cutie? some may for -- and qt? they are in different directions. >> qt operates in the background for us. we don't think it has large impacts in terms of markets. this is the critical point. when we sit down to decide on what the right interest rate setting is, we take into consideration everything including markets. obviously. markets will have absorbed and taken into account the impact of qt. qt is always there. if there is any effect from qt, we will capturing in the movement of markets. >> you don't think it is confusing for markets? >> i don't think so. >> you are not expecting to end it before the end of

next may prince, we think headline and services inflation is likely to come in just a 10th above the npc'sat could still allow them to go ahead with the june rate cut. tom: what about the sequencing. if you think this june, what is the sequencing and how many do we expect over the next 12 months i was -- as we push into 2025? >> this year we expect three rate cuts. in june, august and november, the last great cuts of the year during the npr meetings. next year we are more aggressive and we think that towards the end of the year we think it will gain confidence about fading rank -- risks of inflation and will accelerate the basic rate cuts. we expect them to cut rates at every meeting next year. tom: down to 2.7%. it will be welcome by those holding a mortgage. talk about the euro zone. data has improved from a low base. what is the sustainability of this turnaround that we see in the euro zone? >> we see divergence between what they are selling us and we will get another flash print later today. what we are seeing is that q4 and q1 pmi's were more pessimistic than the actual gdp outcome. w

all the npc's, the nonplayer characters, they will be chatbots. >> how will it be cut?creating world will be easier. instead of instruction driven computing, it's now intention driven computing. it's easier to write programs, python programs will be even easier to write. videoconferencing will be a lot better because of it. >> what you did with blackwell and other products was you innovated by saying, let's combine gpu with cpu, is that the next iteration for you you go, here's the nvidia pcu that goes with it? >> we want to support every pcu the world makes. there are places, we support x86, there are places that perform arm -- prefer arm. we support arm. we went to the topmost energy super efficient computers in the world are powered by grace hoppers. wherever it makes sense, we will support the right cpus. haslinda: michael dell and jensen wong speaking exclusively to bloomberg's ed ludlow in las vegas. the markets keeping track of ev stocks. the auto posting its biggest drop since march 2022 on the back of first quarter sales missing estimates, deliveries of its fir

>> mid npc i don't know what that means. a non—player character , someone who can't character, someone who can't think for themselves about being salty. >> oh, that's like being a bit a bit sassy, a bit rude, got a bit of an attitude . i'd say simp. of an attitude. i'd say simp. simp? yeah, that means to be a bit of a wet blanket . simp? yeah, that means to be a bit of a wet blanket. right. and sus, suspicious. yeah i'm quite good at this game. we can play this game more often. did you know any of those? >> no. well, well, salty. i guess that's been around for a bit, but, the rest of them. no being a bit extra or a bit mid. nah. there you go. >> we would be a bit extra. >> we would be a bit extra. >> i'd say we'd be extra. >> i'd say we'd be extra. >> yeah, we can be a bit dramatic and over the top. >> speak for yourself . i'm >> speak for yourself. i'm chilled out like you wouldn't believe. >> no, he is very chill. we're discussing that this morning. how chill you are. yeah. and i've just seen this as well on the front page