richard adams, the education editor for the guardian, he has been tweeting about this.we getting aab at a level and facilitating subjects such as english and maths, as opposed to state media studies. 14.5% get aab ata state media studies. 14.5% get aab at a levels compared with local authority state funded colleges in the same local authority where you paint nothing, is 26.8%. richard adams is done this research with the guardian using figures available and he says that maybe that is why this is lamented on the front page because stowe are not getting the level rewards. fantastic information. well done him. perhaps they will withdraw their children. some state schools are doing much, much better even than the academies but my point is this, can they not understand that the privilege they have enjoyed for a long, long time has created a very divided society. anything that brings kids together isa anything that brings kids together is a good thing. but not everybody would say they sent their children to private school just would say they sent their children to private sch

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adam schiff. senator richard bloomin' that you will who had some crucially important exchanges with the attorney general in today's hearing and neal katyal who co-wrote the rules for special counsels that william barr relied on today when he said that it's perfectly legitimate for president trump to have tried to fire robert mueller for conflicts of interest. and so the showdown has arrived. that's where we are now. the attorney general of the united states is refusing to testify to the house judiciary committee tomorrow and jerry nadler said tonight that because the attorney general is refusing to comply with the judiciary committee's subpoena for the full unredacted mueller report and refusing to testify tomorrow, is he on verge of seeking a contempt citation against the attorney general. >> if good faith negotiations don't result in a pledge of compliance in the next day or two, the next step is seeking a contempt citation against the attorney general. >> and so it is now the house of representatives versus the attorney general of the united states. legally and procedurally, the attorney general seem

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adams. the market strategist richard clarida and jamie dimon. >> that is why the markets are reacting. effect. if it is a reverse of global trade, it can slow down global growth and hurt a lot of economies in the world. of: we have richard clarida the fed. >> the trade measures had a modest effect on the economy last year and obviously, we are hopeful there is an agreement. that is up to the president and the negotiations that are ongoing, but if that is not the outcome, we will take that into account in future policy. tom: the vice chairman of the fed, i thought that interview was just wonderful. what a set of interviews we have had with fed officials. must watch, must listen, david rosenberg will join us. priya misra is from td securities, and we are coordinating with gina martin adams as well. what does your bond market tell you about the equity market? priya: there is a disconnect. theas been correcting so market has been pricing in fed rate cuts this year and next year. there is a long way between now and next year, so i do not find that odd, but the bond market pricing and rate c

congressman richard neil gave the agencies to may 17th to produce trump's tax records. house intel chair adam schiff is confident about the ongoing legal fights. >> i think the courts are going to be aware and mindful of the disruption of the democratic process. >> sounds like you think that congress will get the president's tax returns this year. >> oh, yeah. >> the president's personal lawyer, rudy giuliani says he'll no longer travel to you crane tomorrow. he reportedly planned to seek new info about the origin of the special counsel's investigation. >>> new findings about joe biden's son involvement in a gas company owned by a ukrainian oligarch. >> i'm not going to go because i'll walk into a group of people who are enemies of the president and the united states. they ought to remove any political suggestion. i'll step back and just watch it unfold. >> democratic senator chris murphy called for a congressional investigation as democrats said giuliani was trying to seek foreign help to influence the election. >> it is highly unethical. >> the defense he's not seeking a foreign government'

committee chair adam schiff of california discuss the needs of the day and other like slate of issues at a form hosted by axios. formerterviewed was planned parenthood president cecile richards. she talked about her new women's political action group, super majority. this is an hour. axios executive editor, mike allen. >> good morning. welcome to a special friday edition of axios we thank the bank of america for making these conversations possible. i think thank my axios events colleagues. axios makes you smarter, faster. so you can make better decisions i would love to have breakfast every day. my newsletter is mike's top ten, sign up otaxios.com. and we'd love for you to tweet along today after watching on leavestream land, #axios 360. #axios360. our first guest is the chairman of the house intelligence committee. they called him the sober narrator in a time when chaos rings. a democrat of california, literally the congressman of hollywood. a former federal prosecutor. he is adam schiff, welcome to axios. [applause] >> thank you for coming to axios appreciate it. check your coat if you have any subpoena's in your pocket. >> mike: so you're from boston, you're a red sox fan

adam schiff demanded via subpoena. counterintelligence information related to the mueller probe. on friday, there's a deadline to turn over sirx years of the president's tax returns under a subpoena set by richardthe chairman of the house ways and means committee. we're not expecting to get compliance from the administration on that. so the democrats will have to pursue what to do next. they're talking about holding steven mnuchin, the treasury secretary, in contempt as well as the irs commissioner, setting the stage for what could be a long protracted fight in court over a number of fronts. the question is what else do democrats do, fines and the like, some even throwing up the notion of jailing people who do not compline with subpoenas. that's not something democratic leadership is behind at the moment, but some democrats acknowledge their hands are largely tied until the courts step in. >> meanwhile, a lot of contempt floating around on capitol hill, fitting. manu raju in the middle of it. thanks very much. joining me cnn legal analyst, jennifer rodgers. jennifer, looks like this is going to the courts. like 47 million cases and 47 million courts, i guess over time. how long does this take?

committee chair adam schiff of california discuss the needs of the day and other like slate of issues at a form hosted by axios. formerterviewed was planned parenthood president cecile richards. she talked about her new women's political action group, super majority. this is an hour.

richard: absolutely. i think this is a concern a number of former u.s. officials, including myself, but also folks like secondary jack lew, adam zip and, we've all been talking over the last couple of years about how perhaps this is a tool we need to use a little bit more discreetly, and certainly with a lot more strategy behind it. it is because of all of those things you just listed. the u.s. economy gets tremendous advantage from being at the center of the web, but we are also using that web a little bit too much for political and security interests, and that runs the real risk of having that web cutaway. alix: thank you so much. i will have more on the iranian sanctions at what it means for the oil markets today at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. we've been talking about the spot price lower in the physical market really tight, and why those two are not syncing up. david: we will get an answer, finally, because we have been talking about it. alix: i think i have an answer. we will discuss. david: coming up here, the man behind "the big short" warns we could see massive losses. this is bloomberg. ♪ kailey: this is "bloomberg daybreak." coming up in the next hour,

adam schiff sat down to discuss the molar investigation and other issues before congress. later we will hear from the house minority with steve scalise and former planned parenthood president cecile richards. this is an hour. >> please welcome axois executive editor mikeallen . [applause] >> welcome to aspecial friday at axois . [inaudible] i thank my axois events colleagues fortheir constant miracles . axois makes you smarter faster on the topics changing the world so that you canmake better decisions . we'd love to have breakfast every day, my no new voter mike stopped in, at axois.com and also we'd love for you to along today if you're watching on live stream land, axois 360. our first guest is the chairman of the house intelligence committee. california sunday magazine called him the silver narrator at a time when chaos rain. he's a democrat of california, the congressman from hollywood. he's a graduate of stanford and hartford law, he is adam schiff and intelligence chairman schiff, welcome to axois. thank you for coming to axois. appreciate it. have you got any subpoenas in your pocket? >> i do not. >> you are from boston, you're a boston red sox fan. what did you think of the hubbu