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"His government and the jerusalem post articles both of them that i read in the course of the last eighty two hours which were the really the first to break this information italy clear that the information per se got caught caught up in the bureaucracy got caught up in debates within the israeli military the initial information was collected by a woman who wasn't even really a full and so they started to dismiss her she pulls the information together she doesn't have a date the information is the head of intel for israel has already said he is going to and has resigned there's no information whatsoever that this government either bennett rapid and guns or yahoo in his coalition but for some reason bennett lapid and guns escape all scrutiny even though the information was bubbling around during their government a year netanyahu what happened it yet now it ignorance and this tirade about the west bank west they use the term west bank because the more orthodox jews not tend to live in judea and samaria the indigenous homeland of ism they want to take judea and samaria they always have on the left the democrat party and give it to the palestinians to take pressure off of jordan pressure off of egypt with the claim that this would be a two -state solution and the radical left in israel israel agrees with them just as we have our radical left they do too that's led by a hotblock left -wing parties in israel so menachem begging wanted nothing to him and now of course it's net yahoo so listen so listen to this tirade cut to go and let me add that look you at the chaos in the west bank that i lay all at the feet of benjamin netanyahu and policies over the past ten years you see ladies and gentlemen jimmy carter was big new he her daddy kept insisting that quote -unquote the west rid of the palestinians they had their eyes given the west bank which of course when you use that phraseology it shows number one complete ignorance and number two that you obviously hate the state of israel because there is no west bank of jordan anymore they sold it for nineteen years that's it when they took it during the nineteen forty eight war for independence i didn't blame his policies for the attack in plaza but the chaos in the west bank that threatens any peace process moving forward and also threatens another a second front in this war third fight in this war what is he talking about not anytime during this diatribe you'll notice does he blame the palestinian terrorists the iranian terrorists the hezbollah terrorists the p l o it's creation arifats baby a boss who's a terrorist joe scarborough has gone full thomas freeman in full barack obama and he's an ignoramus complete moron but it doesn't matter he talks about net yahoo the way talks about trump this guy has as a serious mental problem he really does go ahead the united states has the right to say if we're going to continue propping up your government if you don't have faith that's right there stop right there the united states is propping up the israeli government how is the united states propping really government joe scarborough wouldn't talk this way about about a genocidal maniac in any part of the world you're propping up the israeli government? let tell me this dumb bastard a little secret in the war for independence the israelis didn't get any help from the united states none other than citizens when they it could illegally sending weapons jews in the united states but it was illegal in the united states the then get support from anybody nobody got it? the british were their enemy nobody
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Lapid calls on govt to halt legal overhaul
"Israel's opposition leader yair lapid has called upon the nation's coalition to hold talks over prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu's plan to overhaul the judiciary and mass protests. Lapid implores liquid lawmakers to come to their senses to stop the legislation and come and talk to us the opposition. He says, we don't have to crash. We don't have to fall apart. Their solutions. I call on the coalition. Let's go to the president's residence and start a national dialog at the end of which we will have a constitution based on the Declaration of Independence, and a country where we all live together with mutual respect. I'm Charles De Ledesma.
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"Of us? Bloomberg surveillance must listen. Must watch. I think they made a great decision, separate we are supposed. We demonize it 7 eastern on Bloomberg radio and Bloomberg television. Saudi Arabia has issued $5 billion in bonds and sukuk in its first foray into international debt markets since last November. It also offered to buy back more than $15 billion in bonds to you between now and 2026. It's about foxman has more. So quite a bit of a shift then and strategy, right? Well, you know what? It seems to really be about continuing its engagement with international debt markets. Sure, Saudi Arabia has made a lot of money on higher oil prices this year. But this is, as you pointed out, the first foray in international debt markets since last November, gulf borrowers haven't been very busy this year. In part, because of those oil revenues. But you know, Saudi Arabia needing to stay engaged in the market in the long term. It has lots of plans to keep building stuff ahead. And so yes, while we are retiring potentially some nearer term debt, pushing out the duration, this gets it into play, gets it in the mind of international investors. You know, I want to point out what we've seen in Saudi bonds recently particularly of looking at your ten year debt. We have a GTV go showing this. It was in a particular run up and yields over the last couple of months, no sign from the fed that that may be changing anytime soon. So maybe a desire to kind of get in while we're still at these 5.2% yields before we see anything moving higher. And Abu Dhabi, so I'm good to see you good to have you back. Abu Dhabi says it will transfer the ownership of the state carry carrier Etihad to the sovereign wealth fund a, DQ. Now what's the thinking behind that Maybe what are the ramifications? Yeah, officially, this part of a policy that Abu Dhabi has had to try and make itself a transport hub. 80 Q already owns a lot of aviation assets with their Abu Dhabi. It's a majority stakeholder there. It actually purchased as well. Some of Etihad's operational assets last year, and then earlier this week, it did a transaction or made an offer for a transaction rather that we leave it with a 59% share in the publicly traded company, Abu Dhabi, aviation, we've seen shares spike in the last couple of days on that. Also important, the potential Succession questions around Tony Douglas, the CEO of Etihad. There's been some speculation significant speculation that he may go and try to lead a new Saudi carrier. If he does leave, it would be helpful, probably, to have someone with this overall vision, some fun with this overall vision. Being able to determine the future of Etihad. And then Australia has ended its recognition of wester Jerusalem as the Israeli capital. What's behind that? If foreign minister penny Wong, calling this decision, a cynical play by the Morrison government, the previous government to win a buy election. They described the conflict and distress that this had created any international community. They hadn't actually physically moved the embassy from Tel Aviv. But this was so this mostly a rhetorical decision rather than one that actually has a huge impact on the ground. This really underscores a lot of the international concern about the policies that Israel has had over the last couple of years in terms of trying to find a peace agreement with the Palestinians. This is something that is a core issue for yair lapid and the upcoming elections. He essentially very critical of Benjamin Netanyahu, the previous prime minister for what he had done some of the hardline policies that he had adopted over the past couple of years. Does this move the needle in the elections? That probably not the case, however. So thank you very much for some of those updates that simulate foxman at the financial center at Doha from the realm of geopolitics that take you back to some of the corporate news. This one from one of the largest companies on the Dubai index. This is the logistics heavyweight aramex. They're announcing a deal. They're basically purchasing the ecommerce enabler platform my U.S.. Now, if you've used shop chip service of RMX, you would have used my U.S.. So this is a competitor and it comes at quite a significant ticket price here for approximately all cash at 265 million U.S. dollars, the transaction marks AMX's largest acquisition so far this year and they are saying the press release that they've obtained all the necessary regulatory approvals and they've completed the acquisition. We'll see how the stock reacts at the open in about an hour's time. I take you from aramex to equity futures in the United States where we're looking at the continuation of this pop back in stocks. I mean, over the last two trading sessions, the NASDAQ has been up almost 4% to 4.2%. Now look at the extended by an additional percent. We're talking earlier to Martin Malone from alpha book and he was saying yes, this does look like a bear market rally, but this could extend well into 2023 and largely depends on what kind of fed communication we're going to get as we count down to the end of 2022. Looking out at US Treasury yields as well where we are still close to the highest level since 2008, U.S. tens at four O two, 52, we're looking ahead to the beige book and some of the housing data later in the day as well. Much more
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"And Genie Chan seno with us for the hour. And so is Charlie palette. He's got an update right now on the markets drive. Thank you very much. And here's what's going on on this Thursday busy day, a lot of economic data with stocks closed well off session lows. Those comments from Federal Reserve officials brought some relief to investors, worried that a more aggressive pace of rate hikes could trigger a recession. You got to keep in mind that at one point the S&P was down 2.1%, it ended the day in the red down 11, lower by three tenths of 1%. The Dow dropped a 142 down 5 tenths NASDAQ eked out a gain of three points of less than one tenth of 1%. The ten year yield 2.95% as we keep an eye on that inverted curve, we've got the two year 3.13%, spot gold, 1709, the ounce while West Texas enemy crew down 5, tenths of 1% today, 95, 78 a barrel on West Texas intermediate crude. Activist investor Elliott management has taken a stake in Pinterest this according to sources Pinterest shares after ours up by 14%. Recapping S&P down 11 today a drop of three tenths at Joe Matthew is a Bloomberg business flash. All right, Charlie, we thank you. President Biden takes aim at Iran at a news conference in Jerusalem today saying that the U.S. as he put it will not wait forever for Iran to agree to a new nuclear deal, adding this message as Israeli prime minister lapid stood at his side. We mean what we say. They have an opportunity to accept this agreement has been laid down if they don't make it absolutely clear. We will not be say it again. We will not allow Iran to acquire a nuclear weapon. Some tough talk on the eve of President Biden's visit, as I mentioned, to Saudi Arabia, though prime minister lapid made clear that controlling Iran requires more than talk. Words will not stop them, mister president. Diplomacy will not stop them. The only thing that will stop Iran is knowing that if they continue to develop their nuclear program, the free world will use force. Some pretty interesting conversations happening on this trip that, of course, many saw coming here with the headline on the terminal U.S. signals military backing to Israel with joint declaration. The president committing to extending this agreement gives billions of dollars for the Israeli military in the meeting today with prime minister lapide a caretaker prime minister remembering that things were in flux there politically, which makes this all the more fascinating. Hillary Mann leverett is with us the CEO of strategic consulting and former White House Middle East adviser for the Clinton and W Bush administration's author of the landmark text on U.S. Iran relations going to Tehran, why America must accept the Islamic Republic of Iran. What do you make of the messaging for starters here Hillary that we're hearing with so much talk about Iran as the president's straddles his trip between Israel and Saudi Arabia. It's really fascinating. Today is the 7th anniversary of the signing of the Iran nuclear deal. The famous joint joined the JCPOA with the Iran nuclear deal. 7 years ago today, this was the signature achievement, signature foreign policy achievement of the Obama Biden administration. It was signed today. And that deal lifted sanctions on Iran, allowed Iranian oil to flow, all sorts of things that at the time, vice President Biden was very happy with. But here we are 7 years later and he is going to Israel and signing of basically an official declaration with the Israelis to use force against Iran for something that when he was vice president. He was happy to use diplomacy for. He spoke on television in Israel. I'm sure you saw the city would not rule out military action to prevent Iran from getting a nuclear weapon. Is he sounding more like Donald Trump or Barack Obama? He's founding more like Donald Trump. I mean, there's not much of a much difference between the policy at this point. That the Biden administration is pursuing. I do not think that they want a war with Iran as I don't think that Trump and his maybe more rational sounding moments didn't really want a war with Iran. Yes. Either. But both of them have this almost one could say almost reckless disregard for that happening. And here, too, the motivation for this trip to Israel and Saudi Arabia was not originally Iran. Iran comes up really as the rationale to make this trip palatable. Right. This is supposed to be a trip to Saudi Arabia a couple of months ago, right? Then we had, of course, an important additive here we put the initial days of the journey into Israel despite the fact that they're in the midst of solving their politics there. But I wonder if you see this Hillary as a change in policy for this administration or Joe Biden trying to grease the skids on his way to Saudi Arabia to say things that they want to hear. Well, it's probably a little bit of both. And it's really part of a bigger picture or at this point larger concerns that the administration has had to grapple with over the past few months. And that really comes from Russia's invasion of Ukraine and this almost out of control. Competition between the United States, Russia and China, which the Biden administration just does not have a handle on. And why that's important in the Middle East is that from what I understand, folks within the Biden administration were shocked that when Russia invaded Ukraine and the United States wanted to impose sanctions or at least have rhetorical condemnation of Russia at the United Nations, our most stalwart allies in the Middle East. Israel, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, all of them not only refused to join sanctions, but they refused to even condemn Russia's actions. And what that told folks in the Biden administration was, we are losing influence in the Middle East. Rapidly and uncontrollable way and that must be said. Well, this trip takes on new urgency against that backdrop with that framing that you just gave us Hillary and people have been talking a lot about oil. This sounds like a lot more than oil. This sounds like preventing a power vacuum for Russia for China. But I also wonder, you
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"Right now. It's off to Nancy lions in D.C.. Hey Nancy. Thanks, Carol. Ivana Trump has passed away. She was Donald Trump's first wife. Her family is confirming her death in a statement this afternoon. The Czech American businesswoman was the mother of Donald junior, Eric, and Ivanka, former Donald Trump's oldest children, former president Donald Trump's oldest children. In a 2017 interview, she told ABC's Amy roebuck, she was not surprised by her ex-husband's bid for the presidency. At any point, when you were married, did you ever think this man? Could be president one day. Yes. But you should run for president. And I think he could do it if there would not be a scandal. Ivana Trump was married to the former president from 1977 until they finalized their divorce in 1992. She was 73. President Biden wrapped up his trip to Israel by signing a joint declaration with Israeli prime minister yair lapid that spells out a U.S. commitment to do more to help build stronger Israeli defense technologies and to make sure Iran does not increase its nuclear aspirations. From Israel, the president heads to Saudi Arabia where he is scheduled to meet tomorrow with The Crown, prince Mohammed bin Salman, he was asked today if the murder of Washington Post reported Jamal Khashoggi would be brought up. I always bring up human rights, but my position on Khashoggi has been so clear if anyone doesn't understand it in Saudi Arabia and they haven't been around for a while. During Biden's campaign, he said the Saudi government should be a pariah for the death of Khashoggi and for its human rights record. Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts and more
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"National news for that. We go to Nancy lions in Washington, D.C.. Hey there nets. Hey Tim, a President Biden wrapped up his trip to Israel by signing a joint declaration with Israeli prime minister yair lapid that spells out a U.S. commitment to do more to help build stronger Israeli defensive technologies and to make sure that Iran does not increase its nuclear acts aspirations. While from Israel, the president heads off to Saudi Arabia, where he is scheduled to meet with The Crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, he was asked if the murder of Washington Post reporter Jamal Khashoggi would be brought up. I always bring up human rights, but my position on Khashoggi has been so clear if anyone doesn't understand it in Saudi Arabia and they haven't been around for a while. During Biden's campaign, he said the Saudi government would be should be a pariah for the death of Khashoggi and for its human rights record. Democratic leaders on Capitol Hill are facing more pressure from their rank and file to act on climate and clean energy. More than 200 congressional staffers have sent a letter to House speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer, the letter blasts the leaders for what it calls their silence on expansive climate justice policy and demands that Congress pass a bill no later than the end of this month. The unsigned letter comes as Schumer continues negotiations with West Virginia's Joe Manchin on a slim down spending package. So far they haven't come to agreements on climate provisions. In Washington, I'm Nathan Hager, Bloomberg radio. Nissan may be turning over a new leaf, or likely abandoning its leaf electric car for good. Automotive news is reporting Nissan does not plan to bring out a next generation version of the car and may wind down production by mid decade. The company could replace the leaf with a coupe like crossover. Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg
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"Off session lows as comments from a Federal Reserve official brought some relief to traders worried about the odds of an even more aggressive pace of rate hikes plunging the economy into a recession. The S&P 500 is down over 1% down 40. The Dow's down 1.1% down 346, and the NASDAQ down 9 tenths of a percent down 97. The ten years down 1130 seconds with the yield of 2.97%. West Texas intermediate crude is down 2.2% at 94 22 a barrel. Comex gold is down 1.6% at 1708 even per ounce. The dollar yen won 38 96 the Euro just over a dollar and the British found the dollar 18 14. That's a Bloomberg business flash now more balance of power with David Westin. Right here, on Bloomberg radio. This is ballots power on Bloomberg television and radio. I'm David Weston to keep you up to date with news from all around the world. We turned out to mark crompton, who was here with the first word. David, thank you. President Biden and Israeli prime minister yair lapid signed a joint declaration that commits the U.S. to providing billions of dollars for the Israeli military. The agreement also addressed Iran's nuclear vision. We will not allow Iran to acquire a nuclear weapon. We've laid out for the people for the leadership of Iran. What we're willing to accept in order to get back in the JCPOA. We're waiting for the response. When that occurred when that will come, I'm not certain, but we are not going to wait forever. Prime minister lapp
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"Your world national news, Nathan. Thanks, Matt, President Biden is warning the U.S. will not wait forever for Iran to accept new curbs to its nuclear program. President spoke at a joint news conference today with Israeli prime minister yair lapid. Disagreement can lay down if they don't. May the absolutely clear. We will not. We say it again. We will not allow Iran to acquire nuclear weapons. The President Biden says he still thinks diplomacy is the best way to make that happen. Prime minister lapid said, Russia's invasion of Ukraine shows force is sometimes needed to protect freedom. In Ukraine today, authorities say three Russian missiles hit an office building and damaged residences in the central city of initiative at least 21 people were killed, including children. Ukrainian president Vladimir zelensky is calling it an open act of terrorism. Back in Washington, the House judiciary committee is holding a hearing on the impact of the Supreme Court's decision to overturn roe V wade. Lawmakers are hearing from Jim obergefell, who brought the case that established same sex marriage rights in 2015. Discomfort or distaste is not a justifiable reason to deny another person, their human and civil rights, or to harm our families. If you do not protect our marriage equality, you are saying that we do not belong and be the people. Jim obergefell, but Catherine Glenn foster, with the group Americans united for life, says, same sex couples don't have anything to worry about. It's hysteria. It's nonsense. It's just not true. Anyone who has read the Dobbs decision could tell you that. Americans united for life president Catherine Glenn foster, justice clarence Thomas said the court should reconsider other rights in his concurring opinion in the Dobbs case. Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than a 120 countries, this
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"Drawdowns we've seen. But we also know that this inflation process is just it's so variable. It's so unknowable in the words of Janet Yellen herself. It's a mystery. And I think this is where the equity market is in this pickle that the fed is trying to manage inflation through the set of tools that is just it's just very inexact. And it may have to overdo it. I've said this a lot. The fed is a risk manager of inflation. When inflation is so far north of target, it almost needs to overdo it. It's really tantamount to the hedge you're buying vix options when the vix is sky high. You don't want to do it. You don't think it's a good trade, but you have to do it. And I think that's where the fed is. Very quickly, here because we've got to get back to data checks here with markets moving, negative 5 60 on the Dow. Decline for people out there constructing hedges now, can you do that within the frenzy across these asset classes? Is it intelligent to hedge or to costly to hedge? I think there's some hedges to do. I think you get what you pay for. Options markets are quite efficient. So it's not as if the market's just peeling away money and just in giving you see pages. There, I would say they're not cheap, but they're not all that expensive either. And I would also just again argue that the equity market in terms of implied volatility, it's cheap relative to the set of circumstances that are emerging in these other asset classes. Got to go dean Kurt, and thank you so much, macro risk advisers, really, really help for that. We're going to come back to the markets here and really dive into a down negative 5 80 of 28.12 currency markets in the move. But first, with the news in New York City, here's Michael Barr. Tom Lisa, thank you very much. President Biden wrapped up a series of meetings with his Israeli counterpart in Jerusalem. The president and Israeli prime minister lapid have also signed a joint declaration that they say will prevent Iran from getting a nuclear weapon. The president said in a news conference at the U.S. is committed more for Israel's defense technologies and reiterated his support for a two state solution. Israel must remain an independent democratic Jewish state, the ultimate guarantee and guarantor of security of the Jewish people not only in Israel, but the entire world is really prime minister lapid says he has given President Biden a letter to deliver on the next leg of his trip to Saudi Arabia. Our hand is outstretched for peace. We are ready to share our technology and experience ready for our people to meet and learn about one another ready
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"Now the latest news from New York City and around the world, here's Michael Barr. Tom Lee said John president Joe Biden and Israel's prime minister jair lapid discussed Iran's rapidly progressing nuclear program and lapid vowed that Tehran would not become a nuclear power. Their one on one talks today were the centerpiece of Biden's visit aimed at strengthening already tight relations between the U.S. and Israel. The leaders also signed a joint declaration emphasizing military cooperation and a joint commitment to preventing Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. Earlier President Biden met with the leaders of India, the UAE Saudi Arabia and Israel. Biden says it's an opportunity to find common solutions to issues like climate change, economic stress and the COVID-19 pandemic. None of us, none of us can mount a comprehensive response on our own. And the more we work together, the more we'll see the benefits multiplying grow to advance our shared commitment to peace, stability and growing prosperity. They all go together. The president is scheduled to leave for Saudi Arabia where he is planning to meet with The Crown prince. Former president Donald Trump is returning to Washington 18 months after leaving office as a House committee continues to meet to investigate his role in the capital insurrection. According to two people familiar with his plans, Trump is scheduled to speak later this month at a two day America first agenda summit, Trump is teasing plans about running for president again in 2024. Ohio's attorney general earlier this week questioned the validity of the story of a ten year old Ohio girl who had to travel to Indiana for an abortion after being raped. However, an arrest now has been made. Earlier attorney general Dave yost had suggested the account was the invention of abortion rights activists, yoast now says he has got nothing to be sorry for. What was maybe not very believable is the pro choice Doctor Who started a news story about this. That's all we knew about it. Republican AGO spoke to ABC affiliate wsyx TV. Foreign ministers and members of the International Criminal Court are meeting in The Hague. Their coordinating investigations of war crimes committed by Russia and Ukraine. Live from the Bloomberg interactive broker studios. This is global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quick take powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts
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"And at Bloomberg quick tape. This is a Bloomberg business lash. And I'm Cara Marshall, U.S. stock index futures are falling along with stocks in Europe and the dollar resuming its advance after high U.S. inflation hardened expectations for more aggressive Federal Reserve monetary tightening that could trigger a recession. We check the markets every 15 minutes throughout the trading day on Bloomberg. S&P futures down 41 points, down features down 309, NASDAQ futures down 110, the Dax in Germany is down 6 tenths of a percent. Ten year treasury down 7 30 seconds yield 2.96% that yield on the two year 3.19%. Nymex screwed oil is down 2.4% on $2 34 cents at $93 96 cents a barrel. Come back school is down 1.2% on $21 40 cents at 1713 80 announced. The Euro 1.0035 against the dollar British found 1.1864 and the N one 38.78 and Bitcoin this morning is higher up 6 tenths percent at $19,780. That's a Bloomberg business flash out here's Michael Barr with more on what's going on around the world, Michael. Thank you very much, Karen high stakes talks in the Middle East during his first full day in Israel, President Biden and prime minister lapid will hold a full joint briefing later today. A national wide curfew is in effect in Sri Lanka from last night till this morning after protesters surrounded and entered the prime minister's office in Colombo yesterday. The prime minister was made acting president after the former president stepped down. In baseball, the Yankees beat the rads the mets beat the braves, the nationals lost both games of a double header to the Mariners. The Orioles AKA super dudes beat the cubs to win their tenth straight. The Giants topped the Diamondbacks a's lost to the rangers. Global needs, 24 hours a day, on air, and on Bloomberg quick take powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts more than a 120 countries. I'm Michael Barr. This is Bloomberg. How about them oh. Okay, Michael, thank you. It is 5 49 on Wall Street line from the Bloomberg interactive broker studios. This is Bloomberg daybreak at the start of bank earning season this morning JPMorgan Chase and Morgan Stanley are the first of the big Wall Street firms to open their second quarter books and Bloomberg global finance correspondent chinali basic is back with us this morning for more on what to expect. This is a really important one because we've already heard from JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon of course that economic hurricane quote that we've all been talking about. Now we get actual numbers to see whether we're in that storm right now. Yeah, certainly and he does take questions from media and analysts and I'm sure he'll get many on what a potential 100 basis point rate hike could mean for JPMorgan 'cause on one hand it's more net interest income for the bank that is already expected to start bringing billions more, but on the other hand it's happening because people are very worried about inflation and people are very worried about the economic future ahead. So are we going to start seeing provisions for loan losses, higher expectations for charge offs when we look at the credit book at JPMorgan and any potential hint of deteriorating credit quality? And you got to think in terms of credit as well, looking at the credit card business, the health of the U.S. consumer JPMorgan obviously has a really big Chase credit card business as well. Yeah, and you did see a slowdown in lending last year when it came to credit cards. There was a real hope that that would start to tick up. But with the economic picture being where it is. And remember, we've reported JPMorgan is one of the first of the large banks to start to let people go and a very specific business when it comes to the mortgage business. There is a slowdown. So are we going to see more layoffs on Wall Street and corporate America more largely that will start to tighten the way consumers start to think about spending and borrowing. And that kind of goes as well to the sort of dichotomy when it comes to higher interest rates. Obviously, it makes loans a lot less attractive for bank customers, but if you're a saver, maybe this is a good environment for you. Yeah, that's an interesting question. You see, for example, over at Goldman Sachs at the markets business, those interest rates are now 1.2%. That is on the higher end of things that you're seeing here. And there are certainly analysts that are thinking, okay, maybe these deposit betas and the costs for the banks as they pay out higher interest will start to impact the banks too. And what are we thinking in terms of performance for the trading desks, either for JPMorgan? Or Morgan Stanley, you have to think that they're going to be outperforming given all the market volatility that we've seen over the last several months. Especially JPMorgan, because a lot of that volatility came in the rates businesses and commodities. And JPMorgan is humongous when it comes to those businesses. Morgan Stanley is better known for equities typically. They are getting better. It fixed and come. Traditionally, they used to make well under 2 billion. This quarter they're expected to make more than that. So the question will come down to market share gains from Morgan Stanley. And maintaining that very competitive spot for JPMorgan. And how about in our last minute here on the deal making investment banking side, it's been tough out there for M and a. And that's a big one for both these banks as well. Certainly, and
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"With Israeli prime minister yer lapid. The FDA authorized the novavax COVID-19 vaccination for emergency use in adults. In baseball, the Yankees beat the reds, the mets beat the braves, the nationals lost both games of a double header to the Mariners. The Orioles beat the cops, the Giants topped the Diamondbacks, the a's lost to the rangers. Global news, 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. I'm Michael Barr and this is Bloomberg, Nathan, thanks, Michael. It's 5 19 on Wall Street live from the Bloomberg interactive broker studios this is Bloomberg daybreak. The Federal Reserve has its work cut out for it when it comes to inflation. That's according to Cleveland fed president Loretta master. Her comments follow yesterday's hot reading on consumer prices, messer spoke with Bloomberg's Kathleen Hayes late yesterday about the latest CPI report, and where the fed goes from here. Let's go to part of that interview now. About a week and a half ago, you said that if conditions were pretty much the same as they were then, you would be on board. You would probably be supporting a 75 basis point rate hike. Now what we saw on the inflation report, even higher than expected few signs that inflation is easing up. Would you be on board potentially with a 100 basis point hike at the July meeting? Well, Kathleen, we don't have to make that decision today. And there's more data coming out that I'm going to be very attuned to. We have retail sales coming out on Friday and we have a very important University of Michigan report and of course that's important because it has the inflation expectations measure. A consumer measure in there. So, you know, we have data coming out. What I take from the report and it was uniformly bad. There was no good news in that report at all. Was that inflation remains unacceptably high level? We at the fed have to be very deliberate and intentional about continuing on this path of raising our interest rate until we get and see convincing evidence that inflation is turned the corner is on a downward path and a sustainably on a downward path. And that we just have more work to do. So we'll make that decision about, you know, what the right number is in terms of the rate increases, but we're going to have to continue on this path. Because we haven't seen monthly numbers coming down. Even the monthly numbers, they're moving in the wrong direction. So we just have to be very intentional here. The beige book came out today as well. And as you saw in that report, and that's a nice report because it really shows you across the country, our business contacts and consumer contacts. There's concern about recessionary risk going on. But the same point in that report that I took was there's continuing to be price pressures, no alleviation there. And that some of the moderation and demand has really been driven by the fact that consumers have to pull back some of the discretionary spending because the prices of food and energy and other essentials are so high. So let me ask you this is a hundred basis points. If we had asked you about a hundred basis points, a couple of weeks ago, two or three months ago. I don't even think we'd have thought to ask you. But is that something though you could see being discussed? Would you discuss it? Is it something given what we see in inflation now? That is, quote, unquote, on the table, that maybe has to be under consideration because the fed has to figure out just how aggressive you have to be. Well, we're going to have a meeting and we're going to talk about what the appropriate path of policy is. And again, you know, we don't have to make a decision today. We're going to take into account all the data. But you know, we're having this conversation, the markets are having a conversation and putting their money where their mouth is in terms of where market expectations are. So we're going to be talking about the appropriate path of policy and I have not seen any convincing evidence that inflation is from the corner, right? We haven't seen anything that in that new CPI report. That suggests inflation is turning that. Now, we do know that energy prices are have fallen compared to the prior months. So there's some expectation that the next report on it. You might see that part going down. But on the other hand, we have shelter prices going on. So again, you know, I think it's much more the focus, I think, is on the fact that we're going to have to keep moving interest rates up. Being very deliberate and intentional about it. Right. If we're moving toward a two and a half percent, with the long run neutral rate is, my own belief is that we're going to need to go beyond that. And beyond that, because inflation and in place expectations are higher than 2% now. Okay. So we're going to have to keep moving. And the pace of which we do that at, and what any particular meaning is really going to be driven by, are we seeing demand, get into better balance with constrained supply, which remains constrained in order to see that inflation get on that sustainable downward. We have not seen that. And that was Cleveland fed president Loretta master speaking with Bloomberg's Kathleen Hayes on the heels of yesterday's hot inflation reading. You can catch the full interview. We have it up for you on Bloomberg dot com or on the Bloomberg terminal. Futures continue to point lower following yesterday's hot CPI print. And as we look ahead to producer prices later this morning right now, S&P futures are down 49 points that's a drop of 1.3% Dow futures are lower by 359 points and NASDAQ futures lower by 143 points. So ten year treasury is down, 7 30 seconds the yield 2.96% the yield on the two year three .199 X crew is down 2.6% at $93 75 cents a barrel, the Euro right now, 1.0022 against the dollar. Your listening to Bloomberg daybreak.
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"Refuse, refuse to make mortgage payments, let's get more with our China credit editor Rebecca Chung Wilkins. She joins his niece. So the credit risk is flashing. Where are we between amber and red in China? How do I differentiate the credit risk? Well, honestly, at this point in time, it's difficult to differentiate credit risk even when you're looking across the credit quality spectrum. We really have moved into a different phase of distress when it comes to China's property crisis and we've seen the sell off spread from high yield names that of course have been under pressure. We know for the last 18 months to even some of China's really strong and some of its largest players. So Vancouver, China's second largest builder, a very one sort of very considered very strong investment grade name. It's bonds falling. Some of them to record lows. And one by one, we have seen these pillars of China's property cycle crumble dollar dollar bond sort of plummet and then start to face payment struggles and of course we've had this already a record wave of default predominantly in the offshore market. But with this latest news of home buyers revolting against an expressing this fear that their homes aren't going to be delivered by refusing to pay their mortgage, this is really one of the issues that authorities have been most keen to avoid this issue and this risk of social unrest. Thank you very much for underscoring some of the key takeaways of the credit outlook that was Bloomberg's trying to credit editor Rebecca Chung Wilkins. That's talk about the Middle East tour of U.S. president because Joe Biden opened his first visit to the Middle East as president by declaring a deep bond between the United States and Israel. It's his first stop. Bloomberg's Emory horizon reports from Jerusalem. President Biden just wrapped up his first day on his inaugural Middle East tour as president of the United States. He was in Tel Aviv and then also here in the holy city of Jerusalem. Today he will have a joint press conference and make statement next to the caretaker prime minister yair lapid. He's a caretaker prime minister 'cause right now Israel does not have a government. They're looking ahead to elections in November. But the main moment of this trip is going to come Friday evening, where we now know that President Biden will sit down with Saudi Arabia's crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, and king Salman for a bilateral meeting, the president will be traveling
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"Intelligence and autopilot chief says he is leaving the company that headline on the Bloomberg breaking right now. Tesla's director of AI, Andre karpathy, is said to be leaving the company. Turn off via down day after that CPI scorcher this morning in fact fed officials may wind up debating a historic one percentage point rate hike later this month after another searing inflation report piled pressure on the Central Bank to act. Today we saw the S&P 500 Index dropped 17 points down by about 5 tenths of 1%. The Dow down two O 8 down 7 tenths, nez stacked down 17 lower by one tenth of 1%. Ten year yield 2.91%, the two year yield 3.13%, spot gold, 1735, the ounce, while West Texas and media crude up 5 tenths of 1% today, 96 30 a barrel. I'm Charlie Palatin, that is a Bloomberg business flash. Charlie, thanks and B thanks for being with us here on Bloomberg sound on as we reassemble the panel here and picking up where we left off with congresswoman spanberger here, the president on the tarmac on the red carpet reaches for the two state solution. And you'll have to listen to the language that he used because he's not expecting this obviously to take place tomorrow, but it is part of the conversation on this trip. Here's President Biden. Greater peace. Greater stability. Greater connection. It's critical. It's critical if I might add for all the people of Policy reviews for the region. So he did what he had to do, but he was not going to get into the slippery slope of being the guy who's going to try and deliver it. He had 8 years that he watched it happen in the Obama administration and he made no progress on it and I'm sure he does not want to attach his wagon to that policy phenomenon. He went out of his way to say that, you know, even though it's not in the near term Genie, I don't know if that was in the speech or not, but he certainly said it. He did. And typical Joe Biden and he's absolutely right while he has long supported it and I give him credit for raising it as soon as he gets there. What's typical? Well, typical that he says, you know, he talks about the elephant in the room. There's no support for that on the ground. That's the reality there, but I give him credit for raising that. You know, as soon as he landed and I thought he did a very warm greeting with the Israeli officials, he talked about this bone deep relationship with Israel and he made certain unlike some of his predecessors that Israel was his first stop. It's his tenth visit to the Middle East, but his first as president. Then it's onto the West Bank, Rick, is it going to be, will there be similar energy when he gets there? Yeah, look, I mean, it'll be more negative energy, right? Because the Palestinians are going to be looking for all kinds of promises to make about limiting the settlements and that kind of thing and trying to get engaged in this administration to open up various kinds of access points for them that have been close since Trump. So yeah, it's going to be a different kind of conversation, but one worth having, and I think for the purpose of his balance of this trip, it is helpful to have that conversation with the Palestinian leaders before he gets to Saudi Arabia. Well, I'll tell you, we're talking about handshakes and body language already this trip is ours old. Genie and Rick, I don't know if you saw this whole handshake controversy here. We'll call it handshake gate or fist bump gate or something, but the president was not supposed to shake hands. With the other foreign leaders on this trip, it was said to be a COVID precaution he was going to be fist bumping and the idea was, you know, that way he's not holding hands or seen shaking hands with MBS at the end of the week. He did fist bump prime minister lapid as he landed, but then he gives that Benjamin Netanyahu a big old handshake because they've known each other for a long time, Jeannie. I know this isn't the most important stuff in the world, but now he's got a shake hands when he gets to Jetta, right? This is the thing I've been watching, so I hope it's important. You know, I thought just classic when The White House announced that he would not be handshaking because of COVID in the variants and the minute he got off, you're right he fist bumps and then he handshakes. I don't know if he forgot or he got so excited by seeing some of these officials that he shook hands. We know he likes to rub shoulders and all kinds of things, so he's, you know, a touchy guy, so maybe it was hard, but there it goes and now he has no reason not to shake MBS's hand. And so it's going to be fascinating to see on Friday. He's just invited the press to watch this, is he or is he not going to be holding hands with MBS when he gets there? Or not, Rick, what do you think? Yeah, I think as much of two about nothing. I mean, the initial greeting with MBS probably won't even be on camera. My bet would be the do it inside a palace somewhere and there'll be a public display of the two of them, but I think as much to do about nothing. He is going to go break bread with MBS. He's going to get all the positives and all the negatives related to that regardless of whether they bear hug or fist pump or shake hands. I asked you guys both about deliverables yesterday. I don't know if you feel the same way about it right now, but does he need to have Jake Sullivan suggested he will have a relatively specific statement to make on what he has secured on this trip when it comes to oil Genie? Are we talking about 3 million barrels a day? What kind of a message, what kind of a statement has to come from this trip? Well, I mean, what they're hoping to see is that they get something that allows them to see a decrease in those prices and a lot of experts saying that's not going to happen, which is why it's curious. You can't over promise You should not be over promising, and there are positive deliverables from this trip things about travel. Things about regional air defense, you know, the funding of Palestinian hospitals, the visit. There are positives to talk about, you know, if they can guarantee the oil prices, that's a great thing. Many experts say that's going to be hard to get that win there. In that case, it's a disappointment, right? Because you need to be specific as Jake Sullivan has suggested he will be? Yeah, I think he wants to be, right? He wants to put something on the table that will say that this trip was worth the cost that he had to take to sort of backtrack on the relationship that he has said is a pariah state. So what is the trade to trade is going to be lower gas prices? And I think that's got to be out there, no doubt MBS is going to be willing to participate in this. He's part of the beneficiary of this visit. And I'm sure he'll go out and say, we're going to work with OPEC to lower gas prices that we know this is good for this global economy. And we're going to work with these guys. So that to me is a message to the market. It looks like we're going to get our final January 6th committee hearing next week the reports now that the prime time event set for Thursday of this week will happen next Thursday. We still don't know exactly who's going to testify or how they're going to wrap up this whole thing, but I want to ask both of you about a comment that was dropped yesterday on cable news because it's just I have to know what we're talking about here and you know I could use your help. John Bolton on CNN talking after yesterday's hearing about the idea of a carefully planned coup d'etat. He's talking to Jake tapper, apparently he would know a lot about this. Listen, with all due respect, one doesn't have to be brilliant to attempt a coup
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"95th street. The suspect is described as a male dressed in a hoodie, sweatpants, and a baseball cap, all in black, mayor Eric Adams says his administration is working hard to combat gun violence, but the city needs help. We're going to find this person to guilty of this horrific crime. We're going to find him and bring him to justice. We just need to justice system to make sure this innocent person received that justice that we're asking for. Mayor Adams says the victim was shot by the suspect in the head at point blank range. Today is the last day the U.S. Supreme Court issues opinions. The court will decide how much authority the EPA has to regulate emissions from power plants, another opinion will impact immigration. Also today, justice Stephen Breyer retires and will formally pass the torch to catan G Brown Jackson, becoming the first black woman on the high court. New Jersey lawmakers have passed a record $50.6 billion budget, sending it to governor Phil Murphy's desk. The budget is 9% bigger than last year's and comes after better than expected tax returns and bigger state coffers. The death toll from the deadliest smuggling case in U.S. history rose to 53. The victims were found Monday in the back of a sweltering truck in San Antonio, four men face charges. R&B star R. Kelly was sentenced to 30 years in prison. The 55 year old singer was convicted of racketeering and sex trafficking last year. Lizette Martinez and R. Kelly accuser and author of the book Jane Doe number 9 described how she finally got away. I looked in the mirror and I didn't recognize myself and I didn't like myself anymore. And I knew that if I didn't get out, either he was going to kill me or I was going to kill myself. Like you got that dark. Liz Martinez spoke to ABC. Israel's parliament voted today to dissolve itself and send the country to the polls in November for the 5th time in less than four years. Jar lapid, Israel's foreign minister will become the country's
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"She was a warrior woman. An sometimes if we're doing something as a where we need to remember it's not about us. It's about god's back war. Find god i was just gonna say net. Nothing that we do should be about nap. But if we're looking at this you know if you are looking for your name to be written somewhere history. It's probably not going to be looking for money. i could never find it. You're not an x. amount of your okay. So we're going to go to judge isn't worrying talking about jay because we're going to call her j. o. Because they jam now. Does this judges bob. We should be happy that we are in a country where we don't have to deal with all this war and steph. I hope that we don't have that in our future. And i know we've had it before i can't imagine how horrible vet massive really being just seems like that's all they do that in the old testament just battle and fought for. They wouldn't have had to think if they would asserted in canaan and just done what god says to do. Exactly i mean he tells them and just like us. We don't pay attention to the history. I mean yes. Keep making the same thing of things in and we do that today to accept the differences. We're actually someplace where we have avoided a lot of actual years. So the backstory on this is who is the judge. I'm joshua no wonder. I can't find hera another extra for women. So let's do the a little backstory. What's going we've got another war going on right are war. Our story about jails and judges for just four. Does this four and mike we said deborah is actually the one that's going to fight this battle in it shows in judges forces deborah a properties. The wife of the lapid doth was leading israel at the time. She held court under the palm of deborah. Between rama and beth bethel in the hill country of e from in the is lots came to her to have their disputes decided. So she literally is she. She was a. He handled all of these issues. That were going on and this is in verse six. The lord the god of israel command. You go take you go take with you. Ten thousand men of napa tail and zevulun and laid the way to mount taber. I will lure scissor answer. I will lure surra the commander of jae-bin's army and with his cheriton his troops to the keyshawn river. And give him into your hands. She's talking to..
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"And China has adjusted its guidelines for booster shots it backs the Scott details It has fall high China has begun administering booster shots to older and high risk people Older is over 60 and high risk a weaker immune systems those in frontline professions including medical workers and travelers going to countries deemed to be at high risk Japan I was looking at using Pfizer over Moderna vaccines for young men This and nikkei report looking for more details in the U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy says the hope is to begin vaccinating 5 to 12 year olds the beginning of November Your decisions from both agencies the FDA and CDC by early November and we will be ready to implement their recommendations as soon as we hear them The FDA is meeting Friday to talk Moderna and J&J boosters CDC director doctor Rochelle Walensky says even with decline in caseloads the coming fall and winter season may be very problematic In this Arizona studies schools without a mask requirement were three and a half times likelier to have a COVID-19 outbreak than schools that require masks And looking at the future doctor Anthony Fauci says we may have to find a way to live with the virus long-term It is going to be very difficult at least in the foreseeable future and maybe ever to truly eliminate this highly transmissible virus I'll say vaccination mask best prevention first trial of its kind shows a mixing of COVID vaccine produces as much or more antibodies as using the same shot as a booster This government sponsored trial in the U.S. it has yet to be peer reviewed or published more detail may come out of the FDA Friday afternoon Bill Gates says government industry leaders need to get serious about increasing vaccine making capacity so they can respond faster in the future Meanwhile India is building a stockpile of COVID vaccine doses 250 million shots prepared and three more vaccines under development Meetings this week Israeli foreign minister yayo lapid in Washington meeting with Secretary of State Antony Blinken and his counterpart from the UAE blinken says huge topic Iran We're united in the proposition that Iran can not be allowed to acquire a nuclear weapon And President Biden is committed to that proposition We believe that the diplomatic path is the most effective way to ensure that that doesn't happen And blinken says he's not ready to slap a deadline for Iran agreeing to terms but that it's getting very close at deadline is Adele has shared her new single by playing it for hello Magazine it's called easy on me And she says she may have said something that I don't think anybody has said before at least I haven't heard them She says one of the prime reasons she moved to Los Angeles is actually because of lower housing costs Well the Beverly Hills much.
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"Learn. Legal isn't going to run because he's been injured. He's out for the rest of the season. Merger stall sought you bigger eight to one words with ignoring fourteen set. Luke another from the does stablest sixteen interpretation again slam on the mediterranean. All around a twenty one chance at four yard and twenty five to one bar. Do you think this is gonna be a walk in the park for hurricane. James story about hurricane actually I was discussed him when he winds conditions rice. And you with a friend of mine. He's big of maximal. On the word of ali'i said the time i think would be legible. Say things crossed off. You have a penny on. That's why it's been so successful. Since if put some money on he would have missed. The ransom show Simply having i think. He's the best in the rice bar. Miles and i think he's a good Let me its strongest one good thing. Is that a good way. He won in in france before blind. That was impressive. And you'll think this august moving sent ledger. The way he sort of goes about his business you he'll say them all six now Dot grounds aids testing for that. There's no doubts about the trip at the uh anti-dumping sony way and he stood improving. These got the class mean everything you could want in the box for the alleged. He seemed to take so. I think he's gonna massive chance. Edna brown will always be very well represented as weaken seen in previous years. And we can sort of in for that. I think the mediterranean for me would be the one that just the entrusted in. I think he sold improving a lot to you lost. I'm and i think year obeys quite decent holes honorees blow the best in the acting order. 'em good over the minute but i think he's still a very talented also. He's definitely one for each way. But i would. I would say hurricane winds. And which is wish to muncie. Post money'll on pedigree. He's guaranteed to stay is dumb one to balsam. She was a very stout stay in deed. And i have a theory. From kitty troisi will vote vote for blitz department. She thinks that because they sold says less commercially bred on this slightly more dominant his product pedigree than audio his stablemate. He could stay in training next year and we could see him incorporates. His we talk about that with. Hey mission our bottling said do you think he'd have the potential to top the current division very possibly and it's going to depend on what happens to the horse because gus early but he's by franklin addition to stay well. I can't remember the name if i'm sure remember france. The franco bread who was breeding hosts in long distance. Races version is a cool win. Nothing Yeah right wilda yet. They stay very well movies. Franco's which is quite surprising. Actually when we rent in the truck were expecting sort of really speedy if they stay based davis day so everything in his pedigree says he'll stay. He seems uncomplicated. Which is Wells certainly could do s a very interesting actually the Of the exciting holes for sure is nice Each young hosts coming on next port. Of call is the forty five at leopardstown on saturday is the champion stakes. This promises to be a belter over race we've seen some fantastic renews off this group one in recent years and hopefully we'll see some mark's basilica back from a slight setback after winning the car flips. He's the seven four favor of the moment to normal heavy so winning on reappearance lapid sounded group. Three that was an effortless success. She's already proven internationally at the very top level. She's fifteen to eight poetic fla jimbo. J couldn't help but threw his hat into the ring hair and that miss clashed with bead of course how will he. Fat up to ten longs will find out. He's a seven to chance mischief attentive on a day at fourteen to one. I think he might miss the race on sixteen to one some of those in behind. We not sure where they're gonna take. Part owner would depend on the ground. Various of the things james but this could be the racist season. Could it yeah. I really the big gums. It's rid the betting especially in mystery facilities. Well actually would. Oh china at the irish free. Just look like redick cycles smooth different reasons and we've seen them just just really still show any also would be missing snowfall out them but blimey is going to be a cracking race isn't it. I mean the one odd. The be honest is poetic flair. Actually i think this is except that. That might be the best of them. You know i've always wanted to see him. Every modern cool to it does everything very easily does need. he's not catering thing the way he finish off his racing frogs behind palace pair was really impressive and it looked like he wouldn't have problem. Get an extra extra teeth. Items ams marks basilicas wurley favorite. He'd been out stem initiate. But sam is cracking race. Really really good rice. And i know we discussed good nelio on the timings of that is just a shame that it's you know it's coming this week because this is the week we can rush racing's on show to the world new. Everyone's looking at let. Thomas is cracking. today's racing. Musk you say. Unfortunately a lot of amish racing's discussion point is going to be will enjoy it nonetheless. He d like for it. You're putting me on the spot. There haven't had a deep dive into it. But i do think some monks silica could be vulnerable. The top of the market. He was very impressive in the eclipse. i think was caught falsely run race. And when you look back the film of his weapons in the pool deploy lanes. Is it the French two thousand guineas on the jockey club. I'm not impressed by that. So i feel like i need to see him. Knock it out the park once more before. I really believe the hype especially considering. He's coming up against some real hard knocking top quality horses like mischief and sonara poetic flair. I'm not as confident you that he would get. The ten longs remember when he was second in the amish thousand guineas also he he should not raise really but maybe just got found out in the placing strides but he seems to have matured since then. So he's going to add some real excitement to it. He's he's brutal so much to this season as poetic. I think we owe him an awful lot. Even not one but by sort of i guess protests elimination than. I think i'm coming down onto lower for world and calling keen the performance she produced in the breeders cup turf. Last year was fantastic. I only said magical than that would have been cringe. You in it am getting opponent. That but i think he's fantastic. Seattle bike is a five year old. And i think this race in particular who suit her really well with outside of foot she has tenfold down the outside leopardstown. She will sweep late. I hope anyway james Before we let you go. We've got to get your nap this week. You're often keeping your eye. On the west country action will say got Some interest in the jumps action. But who is your best bet going to be this week. You found me out there as well because it's the artist champions weekend as a clearly gone to you talks from wednesday. I quite like it. Go get back factory too many runners. I think this would be as i run a show. One st missile sam. He sort of from his law and didn't deliver where he's coming back to full. Maui second abstracted behind hanging navc member was very good novice one time he sort of went off a ball. He seemed to come back and now looks nice face. I hope he's continuing to improve. He's got a nice opportunity in the violence. Aren't you talk from wednesday britain. Best up james with that endeavor ambassador to listening with all your vets this week. It's going to be an enjoyable one. We'll be back next week to talk you everything that happened. The as usual make sure you rank review and subscribe to the show. He's embracing the team will be back on friday to guide you through all that amazing action on track. We'll see saying racing..
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Blinken, Lapid Meet in Rome Amid Reset US-Israel Relations
"U. S. secretary of state Anthony Blinken and is ready for a minister yeah you're like Pete's Max in Rome on Sunday at the teeny governments look to make a fresh start in US Israeli relations in the past the close alliance between former president Donald Trump and former Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu activated partisan divisions within both countries however blinking expressed his desire to stay away from the dramatic initiative so that processes and instead focus on an approach of pragmatic diplomacy perfect by both new governments topping the agenda is the potential revival of the Iran nuclear deal the PD expressed reservations about the deal but pledged to discuss it privately Lincoln economics the disagreements as the closest of friends do we will have occasional differences we have the same objective sometimes we differ on on the tactics and we I think a very clear directly each other when that's the case and that's exactly what it's supposed to be I'm Karen Thomas
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Could This Be the End of Benjamin Netanyahu's Political Career?
"Of Benjamin Netanyahu beyond wise to strike him off, But it looks like a key Israeli opposition party has backed Unity government, excluding Mr Netanyahu, Man in question is the ultra nationalist leader Naftali Bennett, who announced that his party would join talks to form a governing coalition with the centrist Party leader Yah Lapid. Mr Netanyahu's reacted saying the proposed deal would weaken Israel. Oh, in ultimate is senior correspondent at the 24 news child in Tel Aviv and joins us now. Oh, and thanks for coming on I mean, most people if they know about Bennett, they'll know that he has more in common with Netanyahu, uh, with the anyone else s. So why is this happening now? And will it work? Do you think It's happening now. Because over the course of two years, Benjamin Netanyahu has lost more and more pieces of the Israeli right. And there are hundreds of thousands of Israelis who have gone to the polls again, most recently in our last elections and have said they are right wing, but they would rather have a government that is dominated by the center left then have Benjamin. It's now return to power. A number of political parties went to voters and said, You have two options. Option A Netanyahu staying in power Option B, a center left government even though you voter are right wing voter and hundreds of thousands of Israeli right wing voters opted for option B on so that basically led those parties to become a balance of power and then cooked up with the center left. And put themselves in a position on the cusp of ousting Israel's longest serving prime minister. Right. So you suggest that this has been going on for a while, anyway, a sort of Ah, drift or removed. But hasn't he been able to present himself as Mr Security? That's who he's always presented himself as we've heard his comments, saying, Who's going to look after the settlers? That kind of thing? Doesn't that count anymore? Accounts among the large spar thought that Israeli voters and again don't forget this coalition if it's formed, has a very narrow majority. And Netanyahu still in every single poll has a plurality of the votes when the public's asked who they want to be prime minister, But it's not enough. It's not enough for him to get a majority in the