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. >> frances donald, we'll give you thealist word. what are are your parting thoughts ahead of the fed? >> no one is arguing the fed should not normalize policy. the problem is the word expeditiously. i say why does the fed need to go so quickly when rate hikes are not going to solve the true inflation? all they can do is create deflation in other parts of the economy. you're going to end up with biefricated inflation that doesn't help anybody >> guys, this has been wonderful. frances donald and our fed panel concludes with 44 minutes to go ahead of their big meeting and coming up, we'll talk about what's behind the bear mark at in growth stocks one strategist says it's not powell's fault they've been selling off and a lirs of names that could be a buy. plus, we'll speak with veteran investor about where in the world he's putting money to work and where he's not less than 45 minutes until the fed's decision press conference at 2:30 eastern. we're back after this. (vo) some bonds last a lifetime. some bonds inspire confidence, and some

donald she's been warning the fed is is being too hawkish. the chief global strategist. are markets correct now to price out the odds of a half point rate hike in september >> well, yes and this is the point of the pause i think is most important i have still two more big rate hikes from the fed they're going to have plenty of data across a range of indicators from inflationesh pegitations to actual inflations and a breadth of global and domestic data that will give them cover for a pivot does that mean they're done? i would point out that septembe leagues like a pause we have treasure yields falling and at the same time, inflains are not that high. we're off the highs but they're still at elevated levels and i'm surprised we're not see issing those drop more if we are expecting a macro eslowdown. >> we are watching the five-year with 10-year break evens. this is the beginning of the trend. once again puts the fed in a difficult situation. that's why i'm trying to move the focus away from the fed to what is growth doing to me, it's responding

trump went to france for a d-day commemoration? no, it was world war i commemoration, and it rained and he didn't go to the cemetery to honor american troops who had fallen in world war i and it's that contrast between these strong men authoritarians who are deterred by rain and the democratic leaders who actually go down and go and meet with their troops in the trenches. >> well, and you know, ben, what is so haunting now to me is your comment that if re-elected, donald trump has made clear a commitment to withdraw from nato, and i don't know if it was that trip that julia's talking about, but i think it was his very first trip, i remember hearing from h.r. mcmaster, who was the national security advisor, dina powell was his democrat and at every stop they were trying to get him to reaffirm his commitment to defend an ally, to article v, something that took three or four public appearances to get him to do. i think the chiefs of staff, certainly before mark meadows, would say that among their greatest accomplishments, i think john

suddenly this tweet comes through from donald trump, the press from france at four seasons philadelphia 11 am. i sprang into action, gathered on my, stuff wrapped bags made phone calls to the editor. >> i jumped in my car and i go down to the four seasons hotel in downtown philadelphia. >> i think it was at the door with the second tweet came through. four seasons landscaping. philadelphia. my reaction was utter confusion. >> of course it's there! there's a landscaping there. oh yeah. it's the four seasons hotel. it's the entrance area with the landscaping. >> him wished the key pad somehow and type the word landscaping. i thought it was a mistake. >> i got a call from the four seasons hotel and he said maria, i've got one question, are they coming to you or are they coming to me? >> trump deletes the second tweet. a third tweet comes in. and it's said big press conference in philadelphia, four seasons total landscaping. why would the presidents -- hold a conference that a landscaping company? >> the starts with donald trump tweeting that there would be a press conference on saturday mo

we'll leave the fate of a woman's right to choose in the hands of lawmakers and individual states. france, i abortion activists. it would mark a victory decades in the making made possible by pressing and donald trump, whose 3 appointments to the supreme court tilted to balance in conservatives favor . but for millions of women, the rule would come with a high cost. is many segan, an abortion would have to travel to other states to get one, a tall critic say with his those already struggling emotionally and financially the hardest. currently, 26 of 50 states are set to ban or restrict abortion. many worry, it would deepen the divide in an already polarized country with democrats predicted to lose control of congress in the midterm elections. this november, progressive lawmakers are calling on the party to fight back before it's too late. in a suite sen, bernie sanders urged his colleagues to pass legislation securing the right to abortion with a controversial issue. now all per sure to dominate the coming months. america could be headed for a highly divisive mid term election. and for mor

france and germany have urged vladimir putin to engage in peace talks with ukraine, as russia continues its offensive in the donbas region. meanwhile, russia's ambassador to the uk has told the bbc he does not believe moscow will use tactical nuclear weapons in the war in ukraine. protests have erupted in the brazilian city of rio de janeiro in response to a video of police officers asphixiating a black man in the back of a police car that has gone viral online. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me, the broadcaster and psychotherapist lucy beresford and ali miraj, who's a columnist at the article. hello again to both of you. quick look through those front pages before our chat. the observer leads with a warning from senior tories that borisjohnson is leading the party into an "identity crisis" after partygate and u—turns over tax policy. it's updated its front page, as well as the sunday telegraph front page, after liverpool fans were tear gassed, pictured trying to enter the stade de france ahead of the champions league final. t

suddenly this tweet comes through from donald trump, the press from france at four seasons philadelphia 11 am. i sprang into action, gathered on my, stuff wrapped bags made phone calls to the editor. >> i jumped in my car and i go down to the four seasons hotel in downtown philadelphia. >> i think it was at the door with the second tweet came through. four seasons landscaping. philadelphia. my reaction was utter confusion. >> of course it's there! there's a landscaping there. oh yeah. it's the four seasons hotel. it's the entrance area with the landscaping. >> him wished the key pad somehow and type the word landscaping. i thought it was a mistake. >> i got a call from the four seasons hotel and he said maria, i've got one question, are they coming to you or are they coming to me? >> trump deletes the second tweet. a third tweet comes in. and it's said big press conference in philadelphia, four seasons total landscaping. why would the presidents lawyers hold a conference that a landscaping company? >> the starts with donald trump tweeting that there would be a press conference on saturd

the early days of his presidency by his own so-called france. an updated indictment, filed in federal court this week, revealed that trump pile, tom barrett, who chaired trump's 2017 inaugural committee, got millions of dollars in investments from the united arab emirates. prosecutors allege that merrick was at the same time illegally lobbying the trump white house on behalf of the uae. last, year tom barrack and two alleged coconspirators were accused of conspiring to act as agents of the uae without registering as agents. he pled not guilty to the original criminal count, and is currently awaiting trial. and if that's not bad enough, we also learned this week that the justice department is suing gop mega donor and former rnc finance chair steve win, claiming he made repeated requests on behalf of the chinese government on behalf of trump while he was in office. the -- forced register as a foreign agents, and the doj accuses him of -- chinese businessman who is been seeking asylum. trump apparently said he would look into. there you have it. to

and france and germany urge president putin to engage in peace talks as russia continues its offensive in eastern ukraine. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. the uefa champions league final is under way, with liverpool taking on real madrid at the stade de france, the kick off was delayed by more than half an hour as fans struggled to get into the stadium. some liverpool fans said french police had used pepper spray and tear gas as they tried to enter. let's go straight to our correspondent danjohnson, who is at the fanzone in central paris. so, paris. the drama started even before the so, the drama started even before the kick—off, dan. so, the drama started even before the kick-off, dan.— so, the drama started even before the kick-off, dan. yes, we are quite a distance from _ the kick-off, dan. yes, we are quite a distance from the _ the kick-off, dan. yes, we are quite a distance from the stadium - the kick-off, dan. yes, we are quite a distance from the stadium here. i a distance from the stadium here. this fan zone has been set up for 30 or 40,

the man dubbed columbia's donald trump emerged as a surprise that can place candidate no matter who wins the run off on june 19 changes coming. one way or the other france has apologized to liverpool fans with tickets who missed the champions league final because of delays outside the ground in paris. the interior ministry says french authorities were caught off guard by local hooligans. organizers originally blamed a delay, kick off our on english fans. arriving late at officials later admitted that was not the case. he watching dw news coming up next, our science magazine to morrow to day. and of course you can get use around the clock on. did you dot com or you follow us on social media? i'll be back with the latest at the top of the alex here then. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, standing in the crowd when his proximity. ah, and when is it dangerous? an extent with 1500 pieces of jamie's on presenting, must panicking and making, gathering safer to morrow to do on d. w. o . interest. the global economy, our portfolio, d w. business beyond. here's a closer look out the project, our m

everyone knew this, the report also highlights, of course, how other countries, countries like france were able to plan ahead given those 18 months. yes, we should've sought to influence donald trump and then joe biden to plan for a plan b, what could taken place but didn't, yes, absolutely it was the case that those who had served our country should have been supported. i raised issues about the judges, judges that we had worked with, help support and educate all of them left abandoned in the country as we did this shambolic exit. of course, our staff, local staff working for the british embassy, this happens right across the world. these people rely on us and this undermines our foreign policy going forward. why should other countries take this seriously? we work generally speaking, a country where our word meant something. this is fundamentally... like that before i let you go, may i ask you briefly about the domestic political story of the day, you have heard some of that, i'm sure, the insiders have spoken to bbc panorama about what they witnessed during the various covid lockdow

some turned violent, with storefronts like this in donald �*s left in tatters and police firing tear gas on protesters. arresting 5a in the capital. their main grievances, salaries, as well as plans to raise the retirement age from 62. and there is a lot riding on this for the president. he may have won a new five year term after beating his far right challenger marine le.pen but parliamentary elections are fast approaching and his opponents aren't done fighting. translation: we have never been in a better position to parliamentary elections at this time. why, because you know it. everywhere i go and everywhere my comrades go, they hear it, we will be there. president macron has insisted his second term will be different. gone is top —— gone is his top—down leadership style. he is in listening mode now but these voters are making it clear that they will hold him to his promise. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: brace yourselves. reunited more than 30 years away — kylie minogue and jason donovan will return for the finale of the australian soap opera neighbours. i, nels

within days of donald trump losing the 2020 election, the fed signed on to the network for the greening of the financial civil. tells you a great deal what is happening. >> by the way, this is obviously not just in banks. in my business, the media business, a lot of media organizations, associated press and others are hiring all these woke reporters who are actually activists to come out and spin these tales that just aren't true, right? very quickly. >> that's right. associated press has a 8 million-dollar grant from a bunch of billionaire foundations like the rockefeller foundation to do to do so-called reporting on climate risk. david: we know what the reporting is. this guy is a hero. he should not have been suspended. he should have been given a race what he is doing blowing the whistle on this. rupert, thanks very much for spelling it all out for us. we appreciate you coming in. good stuff. >>> fbi chief christopher wray warning there is a national security threat at our southern border as hundreds of migrants pour in daily. we have got details straight ahead. chya... line? need.

and france and germany urge president putin to engage in peace talks as russia continues its offensive in eastern ukraine.

the leaders of france and germany have made a joint appeal to president putin to hold serious talks with the ukrainian president, volodymyr zelensky, as russia claims to have made strategically significant gains. ukraine has warned it may have to withdraw from severodonetsk, the easternmost city it still controls. it comes as the russian ambassador to the uk told the bbc that moscow will not use tactical nuclear weapons in the battle for ukraine. our world affairs correspondent caroline hawley reports. russian forces in action in eastern ukraine, where they're making advances. moscow says its forces have captured the town of lyman, an important railway hub, and the key city of severodonestk is now in its sights. translation: if the occupiers think that lyman and severodonetsk - will be theirs, they are wrong. donbas will be ukrainian. but this is the kind of firepower russia is bringing to bear on the region, and after three months of war, ukraine wants more help from the west to resist. today, president putin spoke to his french and german counterparts, who urged him to hold direct and

if donald trump wants to be on twitter. he issued absolutely be on twitter. his audience would like that. elizabeth: germany's former chancellor angela merkel said it was quote problematic twitter banned trump. france's digital minister, bruno lemare, he said it was wrong to ban trump. he was banned after the capitol riots for inflammatory tweets. watch elon musk on this, calling it morally wrong and stupid. watch. >> i do think that, it was not correct to ban donald trump. i think that was a mistake because it, alienated a large part of the country and did not ultimately result in donald trump not having a voice. he publicly stated he will not be coming back to twitter and that he will only be on truth social. and this is, the point that i'm trying to make which perhaps not getting across is that, is that banning trump from twitter doesn't end trump's voice. it will amplify it among the right and that is why it is morally wrong and flat-out stupid. elizabeth: so you hear what he said, right? and now we have former attorney general under obama eric holder cal

france same day all paper had verified numbers in evening. u.s. is laughing stock o elections. stop finding votes in pennsylvania. rigged?" >> the party is not happy about this. this is terrible about what's happening. now he's doing it not with democratic voters, not with independent voters but actual registered republicans basically cancelling their vote. you have the party chairs, former party chairs, there's a growing sense of weariness that just back it off, donald trump. and now in georgia you're starting to hear that more and more there. is this going to affect donald trump if he runs for president? donald trump is still by and away the central figure in the gop. he is the center of gravity around which it sort of rotates. until that changes, he's not damaged by this stuff. now in this case saying, hey -- >> it goes to show you, it's not just about the party, it's about what he wants. you would think people would have seen this coming. there was a quote that it's the governor's race there. concern about the man that the gop wants for the primary or to run for governor in