ted: demand is very strong. we can start there.s been a nice resurgence heading into the peak periods in the u.s. the spring started off, and this summer is very strong. load factors are very high, people are back traveling, which is great to see. we see supply restraint -- excuse me, supply chain issues. we are a very labor-intensive business, and that ends up being one of the principal issues, is we are fighting a very low unemployment rate here. that is still a challenge for us. jet fuel is very high, historically, and more importantly the spread on it is very high, which is pushing the business as well. over time what is great about our business is supply, demand does reset. you have higher in part -- input costs, that leads to a greater supply of seats, and that is how we gain pricing traction and make sure we are in balance. alix: thanks a lot for joining us. we look forward to following up with you over the next few days as well. ted christie, spirit airlines president and ceo. coming up, you have supply chain issues that co

the point here isn't to shame ted cruz. the point is to make it very, very clear to everybody watching, everybody at home watching who is not a partisan on this issue, who isn't a republican or democrat oar independent, they just want common sense gun laws. they are watching interactions between ted cruz and constituents where he says you don't know what you're talking about. we need to face a reality in this country that there is a marginal maga, extremist faction that is controlling policy for the entire nation. they are a radical dangerous minority. we are the majority. if we take the fight to them. this is on guns, abortion, contraception, on teachers, on schools, on our democracy, we are in the majority. they are in the minority. and if we take the fight to them, it makes it more difficult for them to prevent us from doing popular things. . >> we're almost out of town. last word to you, kris. you have been campaigning on this for a long time. do you feel like we're in a different moment to after parkland or sandy hook?

i knew who ted was but the i i read every article that had reported on ted bundy's crime spree from seattle to when he got to the coyote omega sorority house in florida state university and committed a series of atrocities. and what was really mind-blowing is how little evidence they ever had against ted bundy in particularly in that crime. there was a terrible identification that was made by denieri who is a sorority sister. i guess you call them at the time. and they under hypnosis because they broke out their hypnosis again. she had identified an employee of a kyo mega as a person that she had seen fleeing the house right after the crimes. and then when ted bundy got arrested she changed her mind. it was like, i don't know chris. i think you're good, but i don't think you're gonna exonerate ted bundy here. no, and i'm not suggesting. he's innocent. like a broken clock that's right twice a day. i think they got bundy right? but what was interesting was that they didn't have an id. they didn't have any fingerprint. they didn't have any other evidence at all, but they had this injury that w

you can't shame ted cruz. ted cruz is probably gonna fly over to cancun next week. i'm sure, that's what he likes to do. >> the point here is not to shame ted cruz. the point here is to make it very very clear to everybody watching. not just folks watching us right now. but everybody at home watching who is not a partisan on this issue. it's not a republican, or democrat, they did want to come and say it's gun laws. they are watching interruptions like this between ted cruz and his constituents, where ted cruz says, you don't know what you're talking about. we need to face a reality in this country. that there is a marginal radical maga extremists fraction of the republican party, that is controlling policy for the entire nation. they are a radical dangerous minority. we are the normal majority. and if we take the fight to them, and this is on guns, on abortion, on contraception, this is on teachers, this is on our democracy. we are on the majority, they are in the minority. if we take the fight to them, it makes it more difficult for them to prevent us from doing p

he served with senator ted cruz on the judiciary committee.t and found in the midwest values political action committee. thank you for coming on the show tonight. you've been watching the hearings. >> thank, you mehdi -- >> how big, how serious, how existential was the threat, is the threat, to american democracy, based on what we have learned just in these three hearings. >> yes, i have. i don't think you can overstate it. i think that judge luttig said that it still presents a clear and present danger. but there is no question, i've been very pressed with the hearings and they exceeded my expectations, wonderfully presented. we've only had three. we've seen a lot and heard a lot of shocking stuff that didn't actually shocked me. but there is no question that there was widespread conspiracy to overturn a legitimate election. and i think that's as bad thing as you can possibly do in our democracy. >> when we haven't heard mentioned in the hearing so far, but we know he is of interest in the committee and we all saw what he did on january the 6

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thank you very much ted. it's wonderful to be sharing this session with my colleague and friend professor paul kennedy. now of course here at yale pull doesn't need any introduction. he has been the mentor to many of us who are here to generations of undergraduate students and and graduate students. he built up an environment for international history and global history at yale. that is unrivaled. i think not used in this country, but but internationally he has gone out of his way to be to be kind and to help people who have been visiting here including me before i arrived at, you know, as as faculty and it's i think this ability that professor kennedy has to reach out to people that is really helped us here at yale build the kind of environment that we now have for the kind of research that he will talk more about in presenting his book, but of course, it's not just that at deal that professor hindi as well known to a whole series of books. this is his 20th written or edited volume. he has really helped to s

ted is hoping that he will eventually have a guide dog.ey realise what they are doing that impacts me. the latest coming up from two o'clock. the latest coming up from two o'clock. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz. another very warm and sunny day for many of us today. tomorrow's temperatures could even be a little higher, but we have also got some thunderstorms on the way across part of england and wales as well. mostly the southern half of the uk. that is to come tomorrow. but this is the latest satellite picture. lots of sunshine, hazy skies in the north—west, it is cooler here. 15 in stornoway. eastern scotland, the low 20s. the peak of the heat somewhere around the midlands, probably around 28 celsius this afternoon. and still those pollen levels are very high, widely across the uk. let's have a look at the picture. through the course of this evening and overnight, very little happening on the weather front across much of england and wales. scotland and northern ireland, too, although a bit more cloudy, a bit more of

he was actually favoring the continuity of the of the party and the executive branch and ted sorensen as a creature of the executive branch having worked with president kennedy in the kennedy. white house was actually favoring the legislative succession under the succession act so you you can chew on that. the next point is is that dual vacancies are going to be much more likely for biological reasons or maligned threats and here you see up in the corner is a covid spike proteins on on the virus and while we've been meeting a news just came out from the washington post that merrick garland and and secretary ramundo have both tested positive for covid and members of the white house staff have tested positive for covid having been all at the grid iron dinner on saturday night earlier in the week. so so that this is not a hypothetical that the president and vice president could have been exposed. i'm not saying they were but they could have been in that ecosystem and been exposed. so this is not a hypothetical the next point is malign threats. i happen to have the honor of serving on the

joining me now north carolina congressman ted ted buddd congressman budd good to see you why won't aboutody, for that problem. rather than taking he personal responsibility. . >> you know liberal strategy deny everything launch counterattacks exactly what they are doing i am out across 100 coins north carolina talking to people a secretary i heard about last week a year away from retirement down the know if she can commute to work with current gas prices in order to make it to retirement a year out, construction, business owner yesterday, he doesn't know if he can keep his doors open, continue to serve his consumers he with these prices costing up to 1,000 dollars more per we can, this is ridiculous, not putin's fault. we were a neither exporter until biden came in began having a hostile anti-american energy policy. >> you are reading more and more about police departments, corners of the country the run through fuel budgets their ability to enforce the laws and protect the residents, is being hurt by the record fuel prices. >> this is not just about the defunding the police on left this

ted cruz must know at this point every busboy spits in his food, right? laughter ] maybe that's what he likes about eating out. i don't know. [ laughter ] i for one hope ted cruz never gets to eat peacefully in a restaurant. the senator has a plan he shared in the shooters' ears. >> the shooter in uvalde got in the exact same way the santa fe shooter did. he walked through an unlocked back door. into an open classroom. we need serious funding to upgrade our schools, to install bullet-proof doors and locking classroom doors. [ applause ] >> spoken like a real na. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: by the way, the school in uvalde already had heavy duty locking doors. that's how the killer kept the police out. they had to get the janitor to get keys to unlock it. isn't that bright? wouldn't that be fun if people started piling up their doors on ted cruz's lawn? what if there were so many doors he couldn't get out of the door? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: something to think about. ted cruz wasn't the star of the program. that distinction went to our former presiden

ted cruz was not the star of the event.hat distinction went to our former president, who busted out his "serious guy teleprompter voice" to offer this expert opinion on what needs to be done. >> we need to make it far easier to confine the violent and mentally deranged into mental institutions. we have also very importantly got to deal with the problem of broken families. because no law can cure the effects of a broken home. >> jimmy: yeah, that's right. the deranged narcissist who had children with three different women -- [ laughter ] -- is lecturing us about mental illness and broken homes. [ laughter ] he called for "impenetrable security at every school all across our land." he wants it to be harder to enter a school than it is for him to enter melania. [ laughter ] and it should be noted that -- [ applause ] it should be noted that, because donald trump was at the nra convention, no guns were allowed in the arena where trump was speaking. you know, you think with all the good guys with guns there, he'd be fine. but i

it is very troubling. >> police say ted they're open to an investigation of this.'t heard much from the school i know they released a statement for us. but -- it doesn't seem like they're talking about getting to the bottom of this. you know is this trajing that we can't even sending our kids to places that should be a secure environment. you have to worry about active shooters but now you have to worry about people that are there that are supposed to just teach them. >> just take care of our kids and this is -- a callout to all parents i think lawrence. to be vigilant, they need to see what is going on with their children and these various day care centers. lawrence: so true. let's put the image up mugshot of two criminals here i hope they never get hired again. look at them unbelievable torturing kids. >> i have to believe -- this field of work -- lawrence: serves them right thank you ted. still ahead on cross country a father stangsdz guard at his local elementary school taking safety into his own handle plus has joe biden made life any easier for every day amer

what is the cause, ted? >> there something going on in this country that needs to be explored, i believe by social scientists. because as you said crime and metropolitan cities. but now it is beginning more and more to touch rural areas in this country. and that is one of the sad commentaries. i would have to believe that at some stage or another there will be massive studies about crime in these rural areas which is very necessary that is where crime seems to be unfortunately moving. arthel: it seems a bit out of control. wheat reported everywhere. how can we step-by-step get a handle on this crime spike? >> it is not going to be easy. in order to get a handle should be say on crime anywhere and specifically in rural america, you are going to have to have a law enforcement officers involved with the citizens. citizens need if they see something they need to be able to say something. and they need to have a report with the law enforcement officers in their community. what is also is going to have to happen,

one door for the senate, and you can all line up to go in every day, which ted cruz might not think is is a [ bleep ] nightmare for whoever has to stand next to ted cruz [ laughter ] "you know, this one-door thing was my idea. can we not [ light laughter ] just spitballing here, but maybe run this idea by a fire marshal first and see what they have to say about it, because famously, nothing bad has ever happened when there's only one way in and one way out of a crowded building can you imagine what would happen if someone in an office, say, with only one door yelled fire or worse still, "ted cruz is in the break room." [ laughter ] these obviously aren't serious ideas. they're pathetic excuses from the most depraved people in our politics who would rather do the bidding of powerful forces like than do anything to stop these massacres from happening in fact, cruz and donald trump, among others, are still scheduled to address an n.r.a. event in texas on friday these people would rather talk about door control than the obvious answers that have worked in other peer nations across the worl

now someone that knows about this all too well is texas senator ted cruz.ber back in 2018, he was out with his wife, and confronted by a large mob at a restaurant amid the brett kavanaugh confirmation hearings. take a look. [chanting "we believe survivors"] >> let my wife through. [chanting "we believe survivors"] >> sean: here at the reaction to all tonight's breaking news is texas senator ted cruz. senator, i remember that incident well and i also remember another incident where it was you, your wife, and your young children confronted by a mob. i have had my own instances. i don't talk about it. it is not fun at all. tell us about it. >> well, listen, the left is angry, and the rhetoric that comes from their political leaders, from the radical extreme, is getting more and more heightened, and the problem is, what we saw early this morning, with the lunatic that came to murder justice kavanaugh, that is a lunatic following through on the deranged rhetoric from elected democrats, and when you say it is now becoming more and more common that leftists scream

. >> no way tom ted cruz was going to let tom gun math relative to stream it.out tom cr cruise. the movie theater and we the audience made come cruise a star. >> he participates it back everyday. >> hanging outside of airplanes and jets and helicopter. really nothing this guy can't do. you can tell his enthusiasm. he's got another movie dead reckoning, mission impossible. >> there will be another mission i am to believe. >> impossible. >> it is funny, just thinking about tom ted cruz's career. you are talking about from the firm to risky business, of course. >> for film and ethan hops. all these different films, we are think about it. >> this one surpassed all of those. >> that's right. >> in terms of the opening weekend. tom truce never had $100 million opening weekend until now. with top gun maverick. >> the o'sest one to this opening was for the war, 17 years ago with 64 pay and $8 million. >> that was 17 years ago? are you kidding? >> i was thinking that was 13 years ago, i guess it was. >> he's about consistency, tom ted cruz had movies released in 40 year

ted baker a different story, down 20% for this fashion brand, a buyer walking away.he takeover would've been worth 300 million pounds. down 20% just in today's session. francine: they have great coats. we turn our attention to commodities as raw materials surge to fresh records. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to the open this tuesday morning. losses of .5% across european equities. the ftse 100, with boris johnson surviving the confidence vote, down .1%. the dax down .7%. just two sector in the green. let's get back to commodities, basic resources and energy are the two out of the three in the green at this point. the commodities bought index hitting a fresh fight at this point. energy and food supplies continue to feel the pinch of the war in ukraine and covid measures in china. let's bring in andrew james, what is driving these fresh record highs across commodities? >> hi, tom. we saw a gains in wheat and natural gas. there is upward pressure across the board particularly in energy . one of the big factors that is underlying a lot of this stuff is expectati

he was the mentor for ted cruz. he is a real well revered conservative establishment dude who was the one who council to mike pence that he did not have the authority to just unilaterally overturn the elections. it seems to me that that's the kind of witness that i would want to hear from. that seems like, in the category of, something we have not heard before. >> they want witnesses, like you just said, who were in the center of it. they were able to see the inside of donald trump that mike pence had had this back and forth. but they do not want to get into certain witnesses, inviting someone who is still a very strong trump ally, and they have to really -- that's why you may or may not see the names like rudy giuliani, who did testify, but will they have a different sort of outlook presentation publicly? but yes, i think they are trying to pull in people who had a behind the scenes view, who can offer that light into what's really happened. and help create that timeline that we saw coming from the white house won

she was giving her victory speech and that was the night that ted cruz. be better or work and and that those results were playing in the background as she was giving her acceptance speech and she stopped her speech. and she was like we're gonna we're gonna turn texas in a generation. in this generation and when you watch what she the way she handled ted cruz during the failure of the electric grid last winter. when texans were freezing to death and ted cruz was going to to mexico on vacation with his family you all remember this. she didn't say anything directly to cruise. she merely raised. i don't know two million dollars five million dollars. i can't remember the number exactly just like a gigantic amount of money overnight. for texans who were freezing because there was no electricity and then she flew down to texas in the middle of the pandemic and gave out sandwiches and stuff. and you just think like the the images and the power that she was able to exert on this particular issue was so focused. and so aware of all of the optics what it was going t

police detective and fox news contributor, ted williams is back, welcome back, ted. >> thanks for havingnedy. kennedy: victims and their families and cops and even those in command and law enforcement, they are blaming the d.a. and the fact that a lot of these das like alvin bragg here in new york city is issuing bail or prison for gun violation, why is that? >> we have das around this country where lookout in san francisco, it recalled the d.a. where you look in manhattan or you've got alvin bragg and the d.a. in los angeles, all of them appear to be very soft on crime. there's a gun problem in this country but we also have the folk problem in this country. what i see as we are going to have to use drastic measures to bring down crime. i know in new york you have the controversial stop and frisk but i do believe you're going to have to enact some of those kinds of situations where you stop and frisk the thugs on the streets. maybe unfortunate a lot of good people caught up in stop and frisk situations but these folks out there carrying guns because they know they can carry them and get

other republicans didn't like it, including ted cruz. this is a mistake, which is why i voted against this misguided attempt and fought for an alternative that would save lives. he says this will take people's guns away and says it will not work. >> joey: i don't know that it will work. congress, we vote and go there and work. 15 voted for this, you cannot say this is bipartisan bill. that is what this is, legislative process. we get to vote in november, and some in six years. five gop senators are retireing and voted for it, they don't have to answer for it again. you can't blame partisan politics. >> carley: i think there are a lot of good in this bill, support for mental health programs, funding for school safety, what republicans have called on to happen. the controversial area is red-flag laws, priding $750 million for crisis intervention programs and if you're a state that wants to implement red-flag laws, some money can go toward that. it is not forcing red flag laws and that money can be used for programs like mental health, drug

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>> the hit series "ted lasso" may not be getting extra time.iter, says the third season is being written as the last. season three of "ted lasso" is currently in production and set to premiere later on this year. no comment from apple tv. >>> actor johnny depp is thanking fans for their support in a newly created tiktok account. depp posted a video montage yesterday of his recent music appearances with jeff beck. he wrote "we will all move forward together," after he mostly won a defamation verdict last week involving his ex-wife, amber heard. a spokesperson for heard responded to depp's video saying, "as johnny depp says, he's moving forward. women's rights are moving backward. the verdict's message to victims of domestic violence is be afraid to stand up and speak out." >>> a special copy of "the handmaid's tale" fired up eager buyers at an auction. sotheby's announced a fireproof version of the novel sold for $130,000. no word on who bought it. author margaret atwood promoted the unburnable book by using a flame thrower on it symbolizing how

suddenly, the ted spread jumps up. should i care?one of the things i have been impressed with is -- with systemic risk, -- if you look at where banks print cp, it is subdued. it is up, but we are not anywhere near at panic levels, banks are holding up quite well. tom: are we not at panic levels because we have so much fiscal stimulus, there is so much money sloshing around in the system? just that simple? padhraic: it has been there since the pandemic, it remains -- missed commentary on this. you mentioned the ted spread, the dynamic on the front end is our risk-free rate in the u.s., which is 10 basis points below the feds reverse facility rate, five basis points below the fed fund floor. it does reflect this act of stability, pushing down on repo rates. lisa: we spoke with the head of global debt at ing, i am curious for people trying to game out what a recession would look like. when you look at credit space, what are we pricing in in terms of the type of recession? padhraic: credit spends are wide, if you look at the spectrum of

all right. ean:senator ted cruz, thank your being with us now.t night's primaries in california proved to be an unmitigated disaster for the radical left. is this a preview of coming o attractions in november? chicken with the great one mark levin as we continue free speech is under attack for over 20 years via defended free expression on college campuses. standing with students faculty when they face censorship. now fire is expanding to protect freedom of speech for failing matter where you're from or what you believe at the foundation for individual rights and expression, we believe free speech makes free people. we're fighting for your rights and our culture of free expression. hello my friend pat boone here for a safe step walk into this in for years one of my greatest pleasures has been relaxing in my walk in tub and i decided to tell you that safe step is actually found a way to take your bathing showering experience to a whole new level with a new high tub. it's the luxury and convenience of a shower and tub all in one package. the dual sh

why people love ted lasso is because he doesn't approach the world that way . he approaches the world with curiosity and tolerance and all those things. that was one of the best things and i also read online someone say i read the book and i still can't be my own lawyer. >> i like that that's the interjection . >> that's a good take away. anyone else? >> i'm a minister and i have some concerns about roe versus wade from a ethical, moral and legal perspective. as a minister i believe that's an issue between the woman and her spouse. now, some might disagree with that but i'm a protestant minister and i believe that one goes to god for themselves. that we don't need an intermediary. the roman catholic church and a lot of the evangelical churches have been against roe versus wade. but my question is where is the church? >> where is the church in this discussion? >> i might have mentioned the very first sentence of justice alito's draft opinion talks about the morality of abortion so i think your question is important in that it gets to the first of the bike, break

they will interview city ted eagan on the state of the industry's recovery. as well as the harm irrelevantduction is fundsamential. this is a present agsz on harm reduction impacting the industry and the train to reforce an opioid over dose. >> finally federal we hope you join us for happy hour. at a nina in haze valley. tell be a cash bar and all are welcome. thank you very much for being here today and thank you to all of our speakers and present everybodies for participating in this event. and without further adieu. it is my great honor to introduce to you the mayor of our city and county -- of san francisco, mayor london reid. >> [applause]. >> thank you. maggie and you know i gotta say it is so very different seeing you in the daytime. i'm used to when there have been summits in the past they are at&t nights and the daytime the night clubs look dark. what is it about that. i'm glad to be here and glad you are all coming together to talk about what more can the city of san francisco do to passport and protect night life. as you know, i got busted in the p

ted williams, what do you make of that incredible capture? >> i think you summed up very well.orcement work. they did not know where she has a disguise or safe passport. and i'm sure they will expedite her back here t austin, texas, area as soon as possible. >> dagen: of this is the u.s. marshals service, the task force along with homeland security. the fact that this woman, armstrong, fled, how does that play into the charges against her? also assuming she doesn't cut a deal and eventual trial. >> she's definitely going to be considered a fugitive under the circumstances under those laws. more important here, dagen, i am sure that under the circumstances law enforcement are going to do a complete investigation to try and determine if there are accomplices involved. we know that she was very close to her sister, so i do believe that they are going to be looking in those directions to try and determine who, if anybody, helped her on this fugitive flight. that will be significant in this investigation. >> does it surprise you that somebody, given the level of security, getting in

of texas alone, senatorjohn cornyn, who's been leading this bipartisan discussion group, and senator tedeologically when it comes to this issue of gun control. senator ted cruz believes that the answer to these short of shootings lies in greater mental health checks and greater security at schools — and mr cornyn, however, is nonetheless carrying on in an attempt to get some sort of agreement, and it seems an agreement if it comes will be on so—called federal red flag laws, the sort that we seek to identify. people who should it be allowed to possess guns and remove them. the bodies of some ukrainian fighters killed defending the key south—eastern port of mariupol have now arrived in kyiv. the soldiers' families say this was part of a swap more than 50 are the bodies of members of the azov regiment, who died defending the azovstal steelworks. in the city of mariupol, there has also been warning of a possible outbreak of cholera — many bodies are still believed buried under the rubble, and sewage reportedly contaminates the water supply. intense fighting is continuing in eastern ukraine,

of texas alone, senatorjohn cornyn, who's been leading this bipartisan discussion group, and senator tedse two lawmakers geographically. a greater distance ideologically when it comes to this issue of gun control. senator ted cruz believes that the answer to these short of shootings lies in greater mental health checks and greater security at schools — mr cornyn, however, is nonetheless carrying on in an attempt to get some sort of agreement, and it seems an agreement if it comes will be on so—called federal red flag laws, the sort that we seek to identify people who should it be allowed to possess guns and remove them from their grasp. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. the world bank has slashed its annual forecast for global economic growth, warning that many of the less rich countries face a major recession. the causes include russia's war against ukraine and continuing effects of the covid pandemic. the bank says there's a strong risk of stagflation — low growth combined with high inflation. the police in brazil have opened a criminal investigation into the di