expectation that the ukraine's will make a move, but again, we may be proved wrong so many times oldman journalists have been blindsided by what ukraine's army in the end. i think it's a very brave analyst pundit now who year says where the ukrainians going to go next . well, nick, we're getting reports of another russian attack on a civilian evacuation. convoy. what more can you tell us about that? so we've heard from the ukraine, officials in the region just look out past few hours, they took about 6 cars that were destroyed, had been shot at and burnt out with civilians inside dead including a child. they don't yet know when this happened. this happened basically in the grey zone between ukrainian and russian front lines, just east as jan cooper of coupons, which is in the hockey region towards the border. whitlow hunt, screven, or we were there about a week ago and here that grayson, that is a real thing. even the people on the ground, the soldiers don't necessarily know if it's friendly fire or the other side coming at them. we were in that town and suddenly there's a helicopter ab

oldman on tuesday. plus a rate decision, eurozone cpi on wednesday and jobless claims on thursday.'s end with a rapidfire. it is november 75 basis point hike the last 75 of this cycle? yes or no? priya: yes. james: nope. george: yes. jonathan: next question, peak fed funds, pick a number but i will offer two options. four or five. james: five. george: four. priya: five. jonathan: does qt make it to 2023? it is a yes or no. george: it's a great question be a yes, we think it does. priya: it does but not all year because the fed will be using in 2023. james: yes, just. jonathan: thank you. what a week for us all. from new york city, for real yield, same time, same place, different person week. this was "bloomberg real yield." this is bloomberg. ♪ at fidelity, your dedicated advisor will work with you on a comprehensive wealth plan across your full financial picture. a plan with tax-smart investing strategies designed to help you keep more of what you earn. this is the planning effect. millions have made the switch from the big three designed to help you keep more of what you earn. to

certainly a lot of stake there and we'll continue to follow the mid term elections as they take place. jo oldman hosted the conservative daily podcasts. thank you. so much for your time and god bless you, going to be on and that's all for now. be sure to check out our t v dot com for all the latest breaking news and updates. we'll see you right back here at the top of the hour. with 1950 to you as i saw was returning to peaceful life that the newspapers didn't report ongoing massacres and the ukranian sr. according to intelligence, ukrainian nationalists and the ukrainian insurgent army, led by romans forgive, each perpetrated these atrocities to hold the bellows below. but i shouldn't be self knew why it would be wise to review. i pushed a menu or avo to the plant was the head of the n, k, v. d. sabotage, department of the time he was tossed with stopping the atrocities in ukraine for a good reason. general suit of florida was very familiar with the situation. he had experienced fighting the nationalist before the wall and get a picture named lovelyn. she couldn't get a 0. do it needed a book.

i think they call them the grumpy oldman -- grumpy old men who went after existing management at morgannley and felt like they were losing their edge and also their reputation as a really great investment bank, really led by parker gilbert. the senior partners who had retired, they owned a lot of stock and put a lot of pressure on dean witter and morgan stanley to make a change, and that's how i ended up going back. david: phil purcell was ousted, and they came to you and to your surprise, they said, come back and be the ceo? you did not know you were going to be asked? john: correct. david: what was it like coming back? were there people cheering for you when you came back to morgan stanley? john: you have seen the film. yes. david: for young people looking for a career, would you recommend a wall street career today? john: there are not many jobs you can have as a young individual where you are always learning. david: you have also become very involved in the nonprofit area. i served with you on the duke university board, but you also became involved with new york presbyterian hospita

right, let's live now to discuss the issue further with jill oldman, he is a polka host of the conservative day. joe, thanks for joining us. here are now a billboard and a loan mosque is being taken down in there. so what's your take on this? i mean, why these are the steps of line? no, i don't think he stepped on a line at all. and you know, the, what's interesting about this is ellen musk is believes in freethought, he believes, and freedom of speech. and he's talking about had a conflict that has resulted in the lives being lost on both sides, both on russia and ukraine. and it was a sensible they basically said that hey, this wasn't a real referendum vote. well, he made the suggestion that they redo the vote under un control of the people wanted russian to leave, that they leave. and he didn't say anything that was insensible. he said things that were sensible, and yet the response from the allies of the united states or the apparatus of the united states is no, we're not going to do that. what we need to do is, is, is the ball russia and give russia, or she didn't give you crane back.

oldman with a note that -- goldman with a note that the entirety of the u.s. stock market is expensive but there are some deals and individual names that have sold off. asian equities moving well, down more than 1%. manus: $15 trillion has been wiped off the global equity value and wealth destruction is brutal. you have the oil market rallying a little bit, up three quarters of 1% despite xi not moving on zero covid into the war of words between the white house and the house assad moving higher in terms of coercion, accusations from the white house toward other opec nations. dollar-yen, sniffing 150 seems to be the consensus before that is the line in the sand for the bank of japan. michigan inflation expectations break 5%. i think we will debate what is the scale of the bully in the schoolyard according to my guest of the last hour, he says they are driving too hard, too fast and too aggressively and the brutal bully of the dollar we will pay a price for. dani: oof. let's get to our reporters around the world and our top stories. starting in the u.k., lizzy b