thierry wizman joins us.y he is interest rate and currencies strategist at macquarie doesn't describe the decades of work thinking about e.m. i think i knew you, caspian securities, a million years ago, and then of course the storied effort at bear stearns as well. stan fischer wrote the redbook off of the crisis of 1998 on e.m. dynamics versus the big countries. are we in a similar point as we were with the ghosts of the 1990's? do you see hints of that now? thierry: i certainly do, and i think i mentioned this on your program many times in the past year, but ultimately, the markets have a memory, and the memory they have right now is of highly indebted emerging markets. a lot of them suffered through a pretty cataclysmic pandemic, and the only policy response they could muster politically was to spend quite a lot of money on relief efforts. the problem is this has left them with a high level of debt, and that means there's a high servicing cost for households, for businesses during the pandemic, and especia

tom: thierry wizman with us from a quarry on e.m. come -- from a quarry, a real authority there. jordan rochester joins us from nomura. let me get the dollar out of the way because ferro -- because ferro is focused on the sterling. do we need to go ever stronger to find a critical point? jordan: the question is, do you think more can be priced into the fed? do you think u.s. growth outperformance keeps going? does the consumer, the service is pmi's keep going up and stay at these high levels? so far, all of those keep happening while the rest of the world, especially china, are having a slowdown. that feeds through to europe and a european manufacturing slowdown, which we are seeing as well. until those change, i don't see a reason why the dollar should we can -- should weaken. jonathan: help out a lot of people with this one. the bank of england seems to be on track to hike before the federal reserve, yet sterling isn't doing much. can you make sense of that for our audience? jordan: it depends who you are selling sterling against. i am doing it against the dollar because i thin

henry where thierry henry says you demand a lot of players and commitment and he says yes, i demands together. i have 25 players, if i have a player who does not want to do that, i will kill him rather than have him in my squad. thierry henry, this was a tv interview, he falls about laughing, but he said it with a really straightfaced, utterly uncompromising and that is how he wins. there are players who will either buy in, some like harry kane may well buy into that, others will may well buy into that, others will may not and they will be toast. thank you so much, fascinating to talk to you. i promised you some breaking news at the top of the hour, this literally broke at two minutes to eight with a statement from the alleviate palace but it is actually remarks from emmanuel macron speaking to reporters on the margins of the glasgow summit. he has postponed the plans to implement sanctions on the uk in the fishing rights rout, sanctions that should have applied from tomorrow. it was said if there was no progress by midnight tonight they would have come in tomorrow and fishing boats

i am going to read stephen englander, thierry wizman, absolutely lights out, phenomenal.ll go to the overwhelming coefficient as weak dollar. jonathan: your equity market up nine on the s&p 500, advancing 0.2%. as we inched towards the weekend , your bond market is shaping up as follows. yields up by a couple of basis points. you know where the conversation is this week. it is on one thing, a big cpi print in america and what it means for the federal reserve. when do we find out about who leads this federal reserve. tom: it has been sort of a relief. this weekend? lisa: we have nothing to say. that is the reason why. jonathan: we had some reporting that indicated some of the stocks trading would not be part of the decision as to whether to give chairman powell a second term or not. so that apparently won't count against him, according to some of the reporting we have done. tom: i 5:00 p.m. today? i don't know. jonathan: it's got to be a package, right? it is not just him. lisa: the fact that that is the only guidance we are getting, and anonymous millie -- and anonymously

may be more of their members will look in the mirror and say i don't want to be that next thierry mcauliffe. >> today is a wake-up call to washington democrats to abandon the partisanship, the extremist agenda. washington-based programs that cost trillions of dollars. one thing i will tell you is republicans listened. we hear you. >> clearly the gop gearing up after a shocker in the garden state. a race that was never supposed to be in question. now too close to call it even a this hour and after governor murphy divisive challenge, analyst say the statement is already made. >> same thing down i-95, a disaster for thierry mcauliffe , extending comeback for glenn youngkin. >> we are going to win. i think were going to win in virginia. how we win, virginia while in large part determine what happens in 2020 to, 2024, and on . >> a great lineup coming uprigh helping to digest a big day in politics. ted cruz and doctor belt and ar all joining us just ahead. >> also ahead, ari and fleische in the message that voters just sent. we begin with our correspondenc on the ground starting off with life in

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thierry mcauliffe took the stage another indication of where things are right now. spoke very briefly, tried to give folks here little bit of hope that things weren't finished yet, but there was really no sense of optimism whe he did appear he here he is. >> we've still got lots of boat to count. we are going to continue to count the votes because every single virginian deserves to have their vote counted. >> in that address he thanked his supporters, he think his family, but there was no sense of optimism surrounding it as though he were going to win are going to even be close to victory at this point. he spoke, the crowd began to empty out after that. much of it has emptied and has either gone into the hotel or gone home or hit the hotel bar from here. that was about 45 minutes ago. a little bit earlier, around 930 , we were hearing from campaign aides that they were still very hopeful with a lot o numbers coming in they said places like fairfax, richmond and other urban areas they've outperformed the rest of the states and they were really hoping to get turnout i

. >> so he comes out of the room in his eyes are all thierry. and i was like what happened.ed. tell me what's wrong. >> and he said i hitter with a car. and easy tell you which car? he said the security, the car they use at the job. >> what did you say to that? >> i said what do you mean? what do you mean you hitter? and he said, i hitter and i panicked. >> all is he said was he hitter any panicked? he never said -- >> it was it making any sense to me, because i'm, like why would somebody hit somebody and then do. that especially, you especially him. like it doesn't make any sense. >> it did not make sense. that isabelle because her hug spend, was a good man, he had a degree in criminal justice, was in training to be a cop. and then he told her that awful confusing story. and just got in his car, told her is going to make a run, for and took, off he fled. he ran away. >> how long to this conversation go on for? >> it was pretty brief. it was just him moving around, i don't think he grabbed anything other than he did grab my gun. and then he just kept saying i need to go i ne