over the years cook served as an election night analyst for cbs news, cnn and npc news, including any election nights on nbc's decision desk in new york. i am happy and proud and thrilled to say that charlie cook is one of her own here in the manship school serving as the schools riley senior chair in political communication. i'm going to come over to charlie. [applause] here it is. okay, sorry. it was like invisible i could not see it. first of all, thank you all very much those of you who are here, students, faculty, administrators from the community thank you for coming out and for the people who are watching on the lsu lifestream and on c-span. thank you for tuning in. i think any university it would be proud to have anyone of these people come and speak come up virtually this close 47 days before an election. we are incredibly lucky to have all four of them here. it is not an accident because the school is on the only communication universities actually the one i know of that really has a concentration on political communications. this is not accidental that university put the fo

we have a new npc member today. it will be interesting to see. it will ramp up a bit.economists expect that. but even then, a majority of economists recommend that the pace is going to say -- stay at 100 billion pounds a year but they are watching that closely from downing street. of course it has an impact. on how much wiggle room the new chancellor, rachel reeves out by october the 30th. tom: u.k. correspondent lizzy burden with preview. thank you very much. managing partner ahead of a mirror at chatham finance analysis. thank you for joining us. when we look at the growth picture, it stagnating, may be additional tax increases, is the bank of england setting itself up for a policy mistake if it doesn't cut today? >> obviously it will be finely balanced, but at that point the economic data will be at the points. as we look at it today, even excluding others influence from the fed with 50 basis points that came through last night in the market was not expecting the bank of england to cut rates today. it was scraping a little bit at 5.6%. it still looks like it. the in

am therefore asking the inspectorate of constabulary and fire rescue services work quickly with the npcad for public order to review the lessons of the summers events so we can ensure strong coordination and intelligent systems are in place and there is a sufficient public order policing for the future. as well as ensuring proper punishment for those responsible for the disorder, will be present for the pace of the governments mission to take back the safety of our streets and restore respect for the police and rule of law. will put thousands of more neighbour police officers back on the streets and reversing the collapse in community policing and rebuilding the relationship between local communities and forces. in this government is very clear, wherever and whenever violence and disorder emerges, whether in hartlepool sunderland was stoked, we expect crimes to face consequences and perpetrators to face the full force of the law. the criminal violence we saw in these attacks is not the only violent disorder the summer, we also saw disgraceful arson attacks on the police in the hills. in

really difficult to crack one of the other well-known ones, the wind tunnel ecosystem, x76 and windows npcsg to crack now, but it's been around for decades. >> what's the takeaway as well from a broadcom, for example why is it up 20% this week you've detailed it here as the number two play. right after nvidia that's the one to keep your eye on most. >> i'll be honest with you it got hammered a little bit after their print a week or two ago. i thought that was overdone. i was on here when the results broke. i didn't think it was that bad of a print i thought the ai trajectory was fine aind i think there's a lot of room for that to run. their core business is weak. many of the folks that play in the markets, it's cyclical it looks like it's bottomed, the orders are picking up. and they just, they've been buying software companies. they bought vmware it's looking like a home run they were already delivering on that so i think you got that sort of like play as it goes forward on top of that, just to get to the back ai side, broadcom's been out there talking as well it's becoming increasingly cl