. >>> the ceo and team principal of the mercedes f 1 team toto wolff will joining us next and plus we have bridgewater associates founder ray dalio warning on a big cycle sdet crisic debt cris ren era.sihe iamic at morgan stanley, old school hard work meets bold, new thinking, ♪ to help you see untapped possibilities and relentlessly work with you to make them real. ♪ >>> formula 1 has exploded over the past few years and liberty, formula 2 media, up more than 25%, that is the parent company and more than 100% since the netflix f 1 docu-series first debuted back in 019. the rise in popularity for the sport has been a boon for parts of the nfl as well it brought in nearly $350 million in economic activity to the area and estimated to bring in $1.3 billion to las vegas this fall for their first race mercedes has dominated the sport as of late winning eight consecutive construct tore championships between 2014 and 2021 and joining me now is team prince ceo and part owner toto wolff. good to see you. >> good to see you >> and so fresh on everybody's mind, you are here at this conference w

and plus toto wolff, bill union th billionaire invest to have and part of the racing team will be joiningk, and i think it will be interesting to hear what they have to say >> and in addition to that, it will be a packed week. we made it through it week which was sort of a vacuum for data and fed speak, but we'll get cpi, the fed, ecb, and oracle and amd chip day >> kroger earnings hard to call it really a bull market until get through some of the big catalysts. >> and now time for the judge. >>> welcome to the half time report this hour the return of the bull market, at least technically but is it really back. we'll debate that with the investment committee s&p 500 now 20% off the october lows joining me joe, stephanie and bill and kevin we have fresh highs of the year, but as you see as carl was just saying, we did back off 4300, we're going for the first close before that level since august

. >> for the a's owner, lew wolff likes this or not. fans made history recently.these kelly green t-shirts, the ones that were all over the place, ball park that reverse boycott game last week. one of these sell shirts is headed to the baseball hall of fame the shirts read sell. it was the message is that the a's fans were sending to the team owner john fisher hoping that way that the a's could stay rooted in oakland. >> the fan group, the oakland 68 raised money to produce those t-shirts and gave them away at their reverse boycott game back on june 13. now one of those shirts has been offered to the baseball hall of fame and museum staff except saying, quote, the shirt would be worthy of addition to the museum collection of nearly 40,000 artifacts and help us tell the story of baseball and its history. >> it showcases the fact that we never gave up, you know, and we still haven't given up hope that we can keep our team in an oakland. and i think that's the end goal. it's good to know that the hall of fame, you know, recognizes it's not just about the folks in the

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wolff. >> 500 by 2025 for tesla >> in the year 2025, we're going to 500. >> he said it would be a multitrillion dollar company for some time. >> he's been right, but tesla was -- he walked it up when he was talking. he went from down four to being about minus one, and he's back four like he never said anything, david. >> yeah. it's been quite a run. >> quite a run >> right well, i think the cage match -- i think conor mcgregor is nothing compared to these two. come on. this would be -- they could raise millions for charity, and both of them could -- well, i don't know i mean, they would use better guys how about that >> we're going to talk about the evolution of that story. >> i have my own thoughts. >> keep them to yourself because no one cares because you spend hours with them. you have nothing to say. >> we call it producing and we have some things i'm sure -- we're going to segment that. that's how these shows work. it's okay. >> 20 years in tv. >> sinking in. you're right about the macro strategists though they're looking at diincidents n history with a 20% rally you give it '01, '02, '08,

, of lawyer, and stephen wolff, of course, -of the - lawyer, and stephen wolff, of course, of the centrell of our latest breaking news of story breaking news of every story under the sun. you're watching and to gb news sunday and listening to gb news sunday with emily we've got with me, emily carver. we've got lots on today's lots more coming up on today's show. the prime minister will travel to the us this week for talks with joe biden in bid to talks with joe biden in a bid to strengthen ties , but he's facing strengthen ties, but he's facing a little of backlash after a little bit of backlash after it's reported that he it's been reported that he donated a absolutely massive sum of money to a college in the us, despite that, many schools in the uk struggling. i'm not sure about that one. but first, let's take a look at the weather with greg. hello there, i'm greg hewhrrsr— greg. hello there, i'm greg dewhurst and— [wing hello there, i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to your rarest— dewhurst and welcome to your latest ch— dewhurst and welcome to your latest gb news— dewhurst and welcome to

. >> principled deputy director wolff-culver please. >> thank you for the opportunity and if i don't answer i don't answer all of them sure you follow up with me. the idea with the conservation leases is one way someone who's carrying out permitted activity in public lands that results in an unavoidable impact could offset that. doesn't require that every activity be offset through that generally happens on a case-by-case basis. it's a framework for if you are seeking to offset the impact that has occurred on public land one option b. to offset on public landed one tool could be conservation. >> so that's a scenario where let's say i'm seeking a grazing lease. it could be determined i may have to offset that with conservation lease and i may have to pay for that? >> no, right now we continue to manage grazing under the federal grazing act and are grazing policy and this would not impact that. and that's just an example but how about timber operations? >> similarly the requirements for compensatory mitigation happenings so far in blm plans we are trying to avoid -- we have regulation

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