he joined the snb as an intern to thomas jordan.we don't expect any particular change in policy. it's pretty much going to go on and policymakers in zÜrich were just look what they think is best for the swiss economy. tom: ok, fantastic set up ahead of the snb decision today. bloomberg' swisss economy and government reporter, basch and ben rath. at absurd for us we will be speaking to thomas jordan after that rate decision. of course, one of his final interviews before he steps down, so stay tuned for that interview as well. let's get the market reaction in terms of how the markets are gearing up for these rate decisions from the boe and snb with mark cranfield from bloomberg mliv standing by for us. the snb looks to be as we were hearing from bastian a very very close call. how are the markets kinda preparing around this, around this decision, with the eye on the swiss as well? mark: it's all about the swiss franc. traders needed to try and figure out, is the swiss national bank ready to block the strength of the currency not -- bl

significantly younger than thomas jordan. he has an international exposure.e has let the snb office in singapore, so he knows the international plane as well. the most important thing is that he joined the snb as an intern to the current chairman thomas jordan, and that makes him a protege of his. he has been following in his footsteps all of his career. he joined 20 years ago. he is very much seen as a chosen successor of thomas horton. if you look at swiss military policy, there is not a lot to change, the decision to appoint a new chairman was widely expected. martin prepared for this like we kind of know what is coming. tom: you touched on this. but unpacked it for us in a little bit more detail in terms of expectations around the policy. with that focus on the currency of switzerland, particularly given the political risk in countries like france. talk about how policy may be adjusted or where the attention and the underlining may be coming from come october when it comes to monetary policy in the snb. >> the snb is on quite an aggressive easing journey.

at 12:00 cet, we will hear from thomas jordan and at 13:30 cet, i'll speak with ida wolden.tay with us for the boe rate decision at 12:00 british summertime. with all of that monetary policy context in mind, let's show you how european markets are trading at this stage. we are seeing all of the major boards in the green. i would highlight the stronger or strongest moves in germany. the dax up .60%. the italian market moving up .70%. naturally, in the wake of the swiss national bank decision, we are keeping a closer eye on the swiss stocks. we are also seeing exchange, excuse me, in the swiss franc in the wake of the snb decision. over here in the united kingdom, the ftse 100 is flat at this time. it is important to keep in mind the investors do not expect a change in the rates from the bank of england as we are approaching the general election. we never know. we shoul we should monitor the comments from the bank of england with the voting split as well. we will see what implications it will have in the markets. just a brief look at u.s. futures. they are suggesting a stronge

way upstairs, jordan thomas lives there. the ball. >> sam: jordan thomas got this coaching point earlier. go up and get the ball. don't fade away from it. he said, i'm 6'7", you're too small. i'm still 6'7", you're still too small. you can't get the ball. it's like the dad with the ball. he didn't get the dunk, you're not in the nba. right there to ricky person jr., who supermans in the end turk, his granddad, alice, his grandma, he wears their names on his cleats. that's how much they mean to him. gets his team a two-score lead. celebrates with the shirtless fanatics. >> drew: call that a protective stadium leap. he was the only person in that section wearing a shirt. . >> sam: both figuratively and literally. maybe another person in the audience. you never know. >> drew: i think cole is going to join them after the game if birmingham wins. >> sam: they were chanting his name. cole, you're beloved here. i'm not going to say what they were chanting as they said his name. >> drew: how about the answer from the stallions after

mediators as part of lincoln's whistle, stop touring the region, but he's visited egypt, israel and jordan, thomas and palestinian. as long as you had responded to our us back proposal for a cease fire in garza, they sent their reply to the category and egyptian mediators. and the exact wording hasn't been disclosed, but they say it is responsible and positive, you know, the joint statement. they've said the response prioritizes the interest of our palestinian people and the necessity of conflict. the stopping the ongoing aggression against garza and israel's withdrawal from the entire gaza strip. the thought of standing delegation is expressed as readiness to deal positively to reach an agreement to end this war against our people, based on the sense of national responsibility. we have also proposed amendments to the proposal which include as many troops pulling out immediately from the off on the border crossing and the philadelphia caught a dog which runs along the border with egypt spitting go to his central guy said that we're going to speak to fin cartridge, there's life for us in their ball

not uncommon in sports and like a new player comes in to a league and isaiah thomas famously got this treatment from jordan and magic and others that said hey, new kid, you're a little above and we'll knock you down a peg and tough fouls she faced and there's that dynamic but this feels like more than that. and the question is how long does it persist and to miss such a big opportunity like this for the country saying, wow, i want to watch the women's team at the olympics. rachel: she's good enough to be on the olympic's team. pete: according to to people that follow the wnba the answer is yes, i just don't no. rachel: so much for the sister hood. i thought that's what it was supposed to be about but guess not. a shocking new report reveals the dire impact of biden's energy agenda on the u.s. economy. we're going to talk to you about what it means for your gas bill, next. ♪ why choose a sleep number smart bed? can it keep me warm when i'm cold? wait, no, i'm always hot. sleep number does that. now, save 40% on the sleep number limited edition smart bed. plus, free home delivery when you add an adjustable b

that's thomas pickering from us and best of the to the you in jordan, as well as, as well. thanks so much i. so what's the, what's the bug westbank? now, where is riley forces have conducted a series of rides they were gunned battles in the far refugee camp in to bassetti with a bomb was used against and is rarely pulled as a carrier is ready. sanchez, right at homes arresting, at least for palestinians. you know, a driver pulls from ramallah and the occupied wisc bank with the exit of many guns from the is really government. this is randy, coalition. government is back to with hard right wing efforts and where there is no disagreement is in relation to the west bank. an agenda. embodied in the coalition agreement of crushing the west bank economically, militarily and socially, an amex thing as much territory as possible wherever. and whenever possible, overnight we saw that layout rates across the territory to people killed, including a 15 year old boy, 3 dozen people detained. that brings to almost $9200.00 the number of palestinians now behind is really at bars 40 percen

spores and basketball have the petty is good rodgers, you mentioned the bad boys, michael jordan and i say at thomas still hate each other to this day, but those grudges, that beef is celebrated, it's marketed fans love it, but number one complaint you hear from a lot of mbb, nba fans today is o, is the game is to solve. players are too friendly. but yet when it comes to the women, like everybody has been building up this rivalry between angel reese and caitlin clark, which is very reminiscent of larry bird and magic johnson in the late 70s, early 80s, they couldn't stand each other. they had the most watched men's college basketball final of all time, and they remove that momentum right into the league. same thing happened with agent like caitlin. you guys a lot of people would say, oh, we can't wait to see the bribery, can't wait to see these to edit. well, guess what? you saw some of that. that's what happened in the game. it was partly fueled my personal rivalry, partly fueled by the fact that kennedy, qarrah and caitlin clark had been going back and forth the entire game. that is what showed up

people trying to escape the fight to the problems are in jordan, this is down to 0 life and also coming up, listed in the group, thomas says at once, guarantees the sci fi agreement will last before it accepts a deal from this room president to abide and announce the sweeping, assign, and restrictions hoping to come and legal migration. i'm a southern border of the us. the under under moody will be in the as prime minister for the funds to lose this majority in pump. the beginning, central gaza is ready for us, is of carried out more and strikes, targeting densely populated areas, at least 13 honest demands have been killed in separate arabs on alba, rage. and oh, my god, the refugee camps is really well, things bummed, residential buildings, and, oh, my god, the 2 children are among the dead. and now the res, comp 11 people have been killed in an attack on the un clinic among the dead of 3 children. is there any troops? and i said to be inside the account for the alex, the hospital in central gals that has been overwhelmed with patients to 0 is honey, must move and has the latest for the past. wait a minute with the

it's literally a we spoke to thomas pickering, a former us ambassador to the you in jordan and is ro, he says, the safe spot proposal being put to the security council office hope for an in to suffering and gaza. there is enough uncertainty about how this would come out to say that we're in a classic situation. the security council where in fact we have increasing confidence that we can bring along the v toes that are at this point potential from a to rush or china or both. or the alternative is that they will have to bear the responsibility for interrupting a process that at the moment seems to offer one of the few hopes for an end to carnage in the region. the rebuilding of stability, the protection of your human life, the return of hostages, and the release of almost any of the the stakes are large in effect using the security council as a leverage point is a risky proposition, but not one that has been abandoned by the us in the past with mixed success. so i say keep your eye on the space. anybody who tells you they know how it's going to come out is to be listen to what skeptical

thomas massie also has some greatcans questions duringq that that hearing. jim jordanouslyions, and is like you hear them and they're trying. they really are trying and we are watchingd our democracy juss dissolve right in front of us. >> right? and then you getight in fron thh who just waste time and say, aren't you lovel wastey? u wear >> house smell beautiful. what cologne are you wearing? sandle are meainn to you. >> they send e-mails. are you all right? imagine having fauci, vancou who oversaw the biggest pandemic in 100 years and you just complimentt him on howl well his suit fits. and that'shis suit what you're m your 5 minutes for. what about these her tapes? so this is where biden couldn'ta remember what day it was. he remember they said he was, old man a well-meaning, elderly, doddering old man. they released the transcripts, but not the tapes. are you suspiciousptut? >> may have doctored the transcripts because they doctor white house transcripts. there',s every reason to believe they doctor the transcripts. he is a rambling old buffoon. . i would take out w

jordan. >> oh, yes. >> jimmy: that fell apart, for whatever reason. people blamed isaiah thomasead of the players association or something? >> yeah, well you know -- we were talking about doing it. and it became, like -- i mean, unbelievable. people were very interested in it. >> jimmy: sure. >> right? and so people wanted to see it. >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> and then all of a sudden -- they just put a stop to it. >> jimmy: you know, tyson is still fighting. i don't see why you guys couldn't still do that. [ applause ] it would be -- >> no, no. man, i'll be 65 in august. i'm not playing one-on-one basketball. [ applause ] >> jimmy: save it for your 100th birthday. >> yeah, for both of us, right? michael, you know -- the game i would have loved to have seen one-on-one is kobe versus michael. >> jimmy: kobe versus michael? >> yeah, that would have been awesome. >> jimmy: who would have won that? >> that would have been awesome. >> jimmy: don't you feel kobe -- how old are we talking about, kobe? >> that's the problem. the age thing. but both of them in their prime. that would have been

>> this would not be happening in jim jordan would have not issued that subpoena. >> let us add to the list. clarence thomasedging the lavish gifts he received among the disclosures. two vacations and 2019 that were funded by billionaire harlan crow. are you seeing the type of energy from members of the house and senate to appropriately investigate the supreme court given the level of crisis we are seeing out of this court? >> look, we have seen some efforts by house democrats to reform the ethics code and have some oversight over the supreme court. of course, the supreme court has repeatedly said over the years that congress does not have the authority to really administer any kind of oversight. there was some ethics reform last year, however, there is no enforcement mechanism for that. we're seeing by the examples recently, justice alito refusing to recuse himself from the presidential immunity decision or january 6th case decisions, citing that ethics code and claiming that he does not need to recuse. i think it is clear that there are some issues here with enforcement of those ethics reforms. but i thin

jordan. this is all just a real live from dog. also coming up as well says it's a tag on a refugee camp. fried for captives thomas's on the captives were sent to the adult to helping an engine protest a is among the 33 people arrested at a demonstration in tennessee. on the sea of red surrounds the white house protest as in the us demand an immediate cease fire in gulf. we begin in gauze that way. more than 210 palestinians have been killed. and one of the israel biggest attacks. this was part of an operation to free, full captives being held by how much will a target the attacks would get out by an let's say about witnesses of describe the chaos that ensued with a rule of explosions and gunfire coming in. the hospitals nearby have been overwhelmed with the dead. the injured and the breathing. do you need? any of the games are covered? panic is, is ro carries out massive strikes. palestinians flipping is 5th spreads bodies, sconces across every corner. it's almost a rock refugee come. hundreds of victims in his radio opperation to free captives hold for months by him off the we saw massage flying over our heads. nobody is protecti

thomas capital university. thank you so much. i and i am joined now by abundance smith, who is in paris. these are the headquarters of jordan dallas campaign, but we are expecting to hear from jordan by jello shortly. we off the microsoft bill uh the lamp. the microphones have been tested. he's due any moment now his boss is maureen latan. that's why you heard speak earlier. but if the national riley gets majority votes next sunday, then his jawed amandola 28 years old will be from his 1st right. prime minister. the 1st, excuse me, 1st fall, right? prime minister in these countries, modern history. he said he will only take a joke if he does have an absolute majority a mattress, a message. the hood marine, the time conveying to her supporters earlier, telling people to get out to vote again next sunday to get out and vote and gave the national raleigh. i'm an absolute majority to deliver on its agenda, but so far over 34 percent of folks has bought from national riley's page. 5 dollar is going to be speaking just now to the press that page of national preference. i'm team of ration of a crackdown on integrations that idea.

thomas' participation in these cases. that's just the reality. and clearly they have chosen to go that route. >> jordanhones out, folks. we want to remind you, for even more on all the legal stories we cover here every day, sign furp deadline legal newsletter. expert analysis from jordan every morning. scan the qr code on your screen to have it delivered straight to your inbox. we're going sneak in one more break, but we'll be right back. break, but we'll be right back otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. otezla can help you get clearer skin. don't use otezla if you're allergic to it. serious allergic reactions can happen. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. some people taking otezla had depression, suicidal thoughts, or weight loss. upper respiratory tract infection and headache may occur. live in the moment. ask your doctor about otezla. i don't know how long it's been there. long enough to produce eggs, it seems. it would appear that it has begun moving towards us! visionworks. see the difference. everybody wants super straight, super white teeth. they want

thomas and his role so very different on. busy they can sit up to be a good see 5, you know, and thank you very much indeed. m wrong con, talking to us from jordan's capital. i'm on what i came out of israel's war cabinet . many guns has quits over 5 minutes. have benjamin. that's. and you have who's handling all of the water and gaza as a mom was just explaining guns is considered nothing. yeah. whose main political challenge um and he's calling for new elections responding to his resignation. that's and now who's told gotten say it's not the time to quote a binding the bottle not. i'll just get his bond from israel's. this are kind of satisfied. it is reporting from jordan's capital. i'm the united, the dishonest of the will, divided 8 months later is the fighting in gauze the drags on many gowns. his resignation from the small will cabinets came as no surprise no longer seeing eye to eye with the man leading the will. he accused the prime minister of prioritizing his own political survival over israel security. sorry, it can you all want it. and unfortunately, nathan, yahoo prevents us from progressing to the real victory, which is the justific