megan: it could affect the economy. a greater percentage of residential purchases this time around have happened in cash which means rates do not matter as much. there might be financial's asian of that with -- financialization of that. but we are not looking at the housing crisis we saw during the global financial crisis this time around. it will be a drag on the economy and that is the point, to kill off demand. that is what the fed is trying to achieve to bring demand back into equilibrium. kriti: megan greene, we thank you as always. coming up, we stick to that subject and dig into the further unraveling of this massive housing boom. that is the topic of the big take and we dive into it next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> you see the housing market slowing down because higher rates are having an effect. that should have an effect on housing prices, perhaps even fairly quickly so that prices will not come down but price increases will flatten out. we are seeing lower home sales, lower starts, so a slowing in housing. kri

well, i'm sorry to say i'm not fond of harry and megan. i think they're very, very, very disrespectful. read. i loved it, and i think they should have supported to what i do have respect for megan. i think that she has some amazing things and perhaps is a tiny bit misunderstood and probably in the minority. meanwhile, buckingham palace is clearly trying to pace things for queen elizabeth. she's also been ruled out of a trip to the horse races on saturday and increasingly frail, elderly woman, who on surprisingly, is finding for days of partying. just a bit much will reach helen's how to 0. ah. just a quick recap of the headline stories, the sour, ukrainian forces say they became some territory in the east and city of so there are done yet. there are reports of st by street fighting in the city, 80 percent of it is under moscow's control. if sir, daniel and neighbor less chance fell, rush would then control all of eastern landscape province present, resume zalinski, his praise, ukrainian resistance, and promised victory. opposition groups i

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kayla, think like megan stalter. so i'm sure there's a clip -- there's a bunch of auditions of people acting -- >> chelsea: like you? >> like a nutty girl. >> chelsea: that would be fun to watch. because i can't imagine anybody being nuttier than you. >> thank you. >> chelsea: in this role. you are one hot mess. and i appreciate that. also her instagram blew up during covid while a lot of people's instagrams blew up but you are one of my favorites to watch because every morning i would just log on and watch you do your thing. so if you're not following her on instagram you're missing out. do it. so you're from -- where are you from? what state are you from? >> i'm from ohio. i'm a midwest girl. [ cheers and applause ] everyone here's from i hoo high. >> chelsea: we only have ohio audiences this week. [ laughter ] and what are you -- what's your family dynamic? do you have siblings? do you have -- >> yeah, i don't have kids. what if i had 12 kids? i have two sisters and a brother. and an amazing nephew. and we're all

megan: i think certain pockets of the market, u.s. large-cap, technology, growth areas, still some room for margin contraction there. other heirs of the market have priced this in. tom: thank you so much, megan horneman, joining us with verdence capital advisors. i am sure you will see this through the day, but you will see it first here on bloomberg surveillance. dalio up in connecticut ways in. ray dalio with a piercing note this morning. reducing inflation will come at a great cost at the edge of stagflation. he has the language, painfully squeezed and reducing spending. lisa: this is the bear case. some are giving it will not get to that extreme. others saying that is what is required to bring inflation back to that 2% level, that the fed reconfirmed as their goal. the issue i have is, yes, we heard from jay powell, we will be hearing from him on capitol hill about their commitment to the 2% inflation rate, but when do we have to get back to it? 2035? or do they need to get back to it by the end of next year, because that will be

it as a suspect that | it harry and megan have stayed away and been _ it harry and megan have stayed away and been not to trying to create any publicity _ and been not to trying to create any publicity than that and it's a foot of generated such negative publicity and they— of generated such negative publicity and they are in a bit of a difficult position — and they are in a bit of a difficult position. but obviously, sussex has landed _ position. but obviously, sussex has landed back and i'm sure it'll be all smiles — landed back and i'm sure it'll be all smiles and we told that they will he — all smiles and we told that they will be meeting and their daughter for the _ will be meeting and their daughter for the first time and she will be missing — for the first time and she will be missing her favourite sporting event and so, _ missing her favourite sporting event and so, there is certainly an attempt— and so, there is certainly an attempt by the palace to try to make sure things _ attempt by the palace to try to make sure things run smoothly this is a weekend — sure

megan: the fed is in a tough spot. we are facing indicators saying that growth is really slowing at the same time inflation is way too high by the feds standards, by everyone's standards, so the fed is stuck knowing that a lot of the drivers of inflation are supply-side and that the fed can't really do much about it, so the fed is having to hike rates and will hike rates to neutral very quickly, which is around 2.5%. there's a ways to go before the end of the year, and then i think the fed is really stuck. they're going to pause, recognize that another 200 basis points in hikes is a lot for the economy to absorb in a short period of time and see where the data is. i think it is absolute consensus at the fed they will just go straight to neutral, and then i think they will wait and see as the rest of us will have to do as well. in all of my conversations with investors, there's been a real shift in focus away from just talking about inflation to just talking about growth over the past two weeks. the concerns about a rec

well, i'm sorry to say i'm not a fan of harry and megan. i think they're very, very, very disrespectful. when i loved it, i think they supported. i do have respect for megan. i think that she has some amazing things and i just misunderstood. i'm probably in the minority. meanwhile, buckingham palace is clearly trying to pace things for queen elizabeth. she's also been ruled out of a trip to the horse races on saturday and increasingly frail, elderly women, who on surprisingly, is finding for days of partying. just a bit much reach helen's how to 0. raphael that alice just one went away from a record extending 14th title at the french open. after beating alexander's better than the semi finals. but that have didn't go up the way he would have wanted. the german was injured during a rally, forcing him to pull out of the match. as you can see, it was an extremely painful moment for the german. this was the 1st time that smell had reached the final for up rolling garage. the world number 3 has previously reached the final of the us open, where

green. megan is a senior fellow at harvard kennedy school. i'm the global chief economist at the crow institute. thank you for joining the program, meghan. now the last global recession was brought on by the u. s. sub prime crisis 10 years ago. we entering similar territory. no. so i think we're in a very different position from where we were before the global financial crisis. i spend all of my time looking for bubbles everywhere that could potentially burst. and it's actually hard to figure out where the exact bubble is in part. everything's kind of a bubble, but i, i can't imagine any of them bursting in quite a spectacular fashion as they did before the global financial crisis. that being said, we are slowing down pretty significantly in the us. the government is re trenching massively relative to last year. rates are going up, so the investment environment is, is less conducive towards spending. consumption is, is weakening though that actually remains pretty strong. and the external demand picture for in demand is really weak, particula

so what that means is that the queen's grandson harry and his wife megan though in the u. k, for these celebrations, will not be taking part. and of course, had disgraced 2nd son, prince andrew, also not there as well. some of these dynamics, we do play a big part in these huge royal events. many people watching closely now the days go on, there will be more parties, public celebrations, the street parties that i mentioned. this whole area on saturday night will be turned into a huge concert venue. and then on sunday were expecting an enormous pageant, which really is going to look back essentially at 70 years of british history and significant moments in the queen's life. celebrating those way. being told that is really expected to have a huge well factor for people here. charlotte, the queen, of course, is 96 years old. to what extent will she be able to participate the in the festivities? that's still a bit of an open question at the moment the palace was saying in the run up to these events, they would have to take things day by day. and we know that she had to pull ou

i do have respect for megan. i think that she has done amazing things as a tiny business. but i am probably in the minority. meanwhile, buckingham palace, he is clearly trying to pay things to queen elizabeth. she's also been ruled out of a trip to the horse races on saturday. and increasing the frail, elderly woman he wants surprisingly, is finding for days of partying. just a bit much will reach helens out to 0. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories. the chairman of the african union says, russian president putin has promised to ease green exports from russian control ukrainian ports. mackey south says african countries are facing a food.

i do have respect for megan. i think that she has done amazing things and perhaps it's a tiny bit, misunderstand probably in the minority. meanwhile, buckingham palace is clearly trying to pace things for queen elizabeth. she's also been ruled out of a trip to the horse races on saturday and increasingly frail, elderly woman, who on surprisingly, is finding for days of partying. just a bit much will reach helen's counter 0. ah quit look at the main stories now. ukrainian forces say they reclaims and territory the eastern city of savannah dani ask a 100 days after russia's invasion. the reports of st by street fighting in the city. if it fell, russia would hold all of the east enhanced province, which would be the biggest gain after pulling back from the capital. in march. present altamira, zalinski has praised ukrainian resistance and promised victory opposition groups in the democratic republic of congo, a calling for the government to cut diplomatic ties with her wanda. dozens of people have been protesting and

i do have respect for megan. i think that she has done amazing things and perhaps is a tiny bit misunderstood and probably in the minority. meanwhile, buckingham palace is clearly trying to pace things, but queen elizabeth, she's also been ruled out of a trip to the horse races on saturday and increasingly frail, elderly woman, who on surprisingly is finding for days of partying just a bit much will reach helen's how to 0 ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories. the chairman of the african union says, russian president putin has promised to ease grain exports from russian controlled ukrainian ports. mackey sal says african countries are facing a food security crisis. and once food supplies exempt from sanctions, members of ukraine's foreign legion have arrived in severity and ask and are preparing to join the battle. in the past few weeks, russia has poor troops into the small factory city, the last official se ukraine has recaptured 20 percent of loss territory in the city. supporters of the former

megan, what is your reaction on today's ruling? >> this is a hard day. for everybody. who cares about abortion or who has people in the lives who have had abortions, who might need an abortion one day. it is one thing to know this was coming, because we all day. we saw the leaked draft from a month ago, and essentially this decision is the same. the outcome is effectively the same. but it is another thing to really have issues, david stay on the supreme court letterheads that basically, there are people in this country who don't deserve equal rights under the constitution, and that is with today's decision date. it puts women and people who a woman at grievous risk, especially, as folks have said, impacts low income women who cannot travel to states where abortion is still legal. and the worst part is, this is not the ends. it may be a combination of a 50-year project to overturn roe v. wade and casey, but it is not the end of the conservative project to ban abortion, nationwide. and then once they have done that, they're gonna certainly for the rest of our constitutio

i do have respect for megan. i think that she has done amazing things and perhaps is a tiny business. but i'm probably in the minority. meanwhile, buckingham palace, she's clearly trying to pay things to queen elizabeth. she's also been ruled out of a trip to the horse races on saturday and increasing the frail, elderly woman who wants surprisingly, is finding 4 days of pa.

go megan. yeah. all right. we felt the heat today before we did and say it sounds like it may inch up a little more tomorrow. yeah some of our inland is will continue to warm tomorrow so ama and dan let me show you first game six watch party at chase center thrive city for nba finals this thursday. it's not going to be warm that's for sure temperature will be about two degrees dropping down to 57 and it's going to be breezy. i know larry's so thrilled about this he prefers the warmth. all right, let's take a look at the air quality. it is good to moderate right now. breeze is going along the coastline gusting to 33 at sfo. we will continue to see the breezy conditions which means our air quality will be good. so you got to look at the upside the next three days good air. for the entire bay area on live doppler 7. we don't have a whole lot going on, but we'll see some patchy fog tomorrow morning and tomorrow afternoon sunshine from coast to inland. you're looking at mild weather near the coast and breezy 60s and

stuart: what to do you think of harry and megan? >> i think she is a blowhard, and opportunist and i think she has put a wedge between him and his family and that is condemnable. stuart: we are in total agreement on this. what do you think of prince andrew? >> i think he is a victim of his own privilege. this is someone who has never heard the term no. he never had to comport himself like he's going to rule the country as monarch and has been a joy boy his whole life and made bad decisions and has to answer for it. lauren: what about jayda pinkett smith? that's the next story. she finally opened up, more than two months since the oscars and mine the -- made statements. we when you cut destroyed this interview about the jubilee which is my pride and joy for the day. lauren: yes and away. i brought in my story on jayda pinkett smith. i'm intrigued by what kennedy has to say. stuart: the interview -- lauren: she's not telling us. >> chris rock, will smith, got to keep the queen's name out of my mouth. stuart: why don't you tell us abou

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prince andrew and the new conductors of sussex, harry of megan. and i think that the importance is this illustrated that though these were just the working royal, nobody else was included. and i think that was a very significant statement. and buckingham palace has said, a queen is going to miss fridays event. and what can you tell us about that? it appears that the mobility problems the queen has been having for some time. she was a robust health and to love to have some trouble. and i think the decision to miss the service of thanksgiving has been a feature of every you believe she's a deeply religious person. you want to take the most decision life play. and i think it's probably a question of balancing her schedule because she is based and wins and would have been a dr. and then that would have been a service and it was considered perhaps i'm why is i can only say that a few minutes ago, the queen at the 1st of a series of beacons, some $3000.00 in brooklyn, also the kind of country, capitals. and so pretty clearly, i mean this has been a very

okay, megan kalki. all good to talk out. johnny lou jemima is speak of them. i one huh. you course. all right, but you can figure that out, that he did go to some thinking shopping. well, imagine that the heart is 2nd week of good. she wants to function examining the impact of today's headlines yesterday. our electricity lost her in tall. this is all alive. setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussion. if somebody comes to gonna from europe, then never called an immigrant, the always known as an x path. international filmmakers in world class journalists bring programs to inform and inspire. we live one people on this one planet and we got to work the solutions together on al jazeera, sun, sand, and sir hawaii postcard image hides the visa baset over the past and future. and these island parents when an 8th meet the locals determined to keep for why, for why on al jazeera ah a russia stem south as attack on ukraine is g. certainly this meeting germany called.

megan paterson has more details. these all go on the floor tomorrow. you are the first people to see them so i would like you to have a look at this and see what you think. backpacks filled with sensory aids, one of the changes made making the area more welcoming for all visitors. even the most sensory friendly environments can be challenging , but this is great, particularly when there are tonnes of people and it's good to have something you can chill with. described to me how it is helping you? for example, if you are overstimulated, it helps to relieve some of the pressure. over the last three years, zoe and her friends at the northeeast autism society are working with the team he sharing experiences and helping make improvements. normally when you enter these places, you feel powerless to help but when they actually listen to you, you feel more confident. and how tricky can it be sometimes going into places like this —— over the last three years, zoe and herfriends at the north east autism society are working with the team he sharing experience

a little bit more of them over the weekend and this been a lot of controversy over the coverage of megan and particular. you think the press are going to be a bit kinder? i you think the press are going to be a bit kinder?— a bit kinder? i believe the be a bit more high-profile _ a bit kinder? i believe the be a bit more high-profile and _ a bit kinder? i believe the be a bit more high-profile and visible - a bit kinder? i believe the be a bit more high-profile and visible in i more high—profile and visible in tomorrow's service, for example but ithink— tomorrow's service, for example but i think i_ tomorrow's service, for example but i think i wiii— tomorrow's service, for example but i think i will probably agree that is quite — i think i will probably agree that is quite nice that today, all the front— is quite nice that today, all the front pages focus quite rightly on the queen and the core balcony shot and that— the queen and the core balcony shot and that crowned sussex trauma is nowhere _ and that crowned sussex trauma is nowhere to — and that crowned sussex traum

intense criticism over the handling of racism allegations by the queen's grandson, prince harry and wife megan, while sexual assault claims against prince andrew forced queen elizabeth to strip her son was touted as her favorite child of his royal titles. over the decades precedent, some prime ministers have been and gone. some of the most iconic figures of the past century. queen elizabeth consistently doing her duty. i think she played very well exactly the role of the constitutional one. she's the most charismatic. so the photograph, most famous women, the wild, but she's also very enigmatic. we hardly know her, and i think being able to stay above politics, but seen as relevant and respected has been really important here in the twilight of queen elizabeth's reign, a gentle reduction of royal duties after the death of her husband of 73 years. prince philip, in the midst of the pandemic, a time when queen elizabeth's words to the nation have scarcely mattered more. we'll be with our friends again. we will be with our families again. we will meet again, even as more more people question the

i do have respect for megan. i think that she has some amazing things and tiny, been misunderstood, and probably in the minority. meanwhile, buckingham palace is clearly trying to pace things for queen elizabeth. she's also been ruled out of a trip to the horse races on saturday and increasingly frail, elderly woman, who on surprisingly, is finding 4 days of partying. just a bit much re talents out there. ah, it is good to be with us. hello, adrian. something in here and know how the headlines and al jazeera ukraine's president followed maslin skiers marked 100 days since washes invasion began telling his people. victory will be ours. fighting his raging in the east with washing forces close to taking complete control of the don bass region. the chairman of the african union wants food supplies exempt from any sanctions imposed on russia. in a meeting with russia's president vladimir putin, marquis saul said that african countries, a victims of the war or the facing of food security crisis demo. as the headlines

as you can see, megan, it's all stuff. there's hardly any room to move. one of our live on the number of forcibly displaced people in northern was m. beek continues to grow 8 organizations say they expect even more people to leave their homes in the coming days, fleeing the ongoing violence. african fashion is to get top billing at london's victoria and albert museum for the 1st time. and it's 150 year history. exhibition opening this weekend tells the story of the countenance clothing and its profound influence on global fashion shining a spotlight on the best of its contemporary designers. african fashion is claiming its place on the world stage. after years of being viewed only through the post colonial lens, the exhibition showcases the vibrant depth of african design from the beginnings of the continents liberation in the 1950s to the present day. on display are more than 250 objects, including the works of 45 designers from over 20 countries. as part of a wider pushed by the victoria and albert to acknowledge colonial histories within the museum. it

, but it all_ hospital when i had megan, but it all worked out. did it really? _ it all worked out. did it really? what about the woman who is — really? what about the woman who is dead, the kids who don't have _ who is dead, the kids who don't have a — who is dead, the kids who don't have a mum, what about the child — have a mum, what about the child who _ have a mum, what about the child who is being abused? what about— child who is being abused? what about the — child who is being abused? what about the kids in the foster care — about the kids in the foster care system who are suffering. what _ care system who are suffering. what about the kids who have no grocery _ what about the kids who have no grocery stores, what about the parents — grocery stores, what about the parents they don't have jobs, so yes, — parents they don't have jobs, so yes, we _ parents they don't have jobs, so yes, we have these children but we — so yes, we have these children but we can't support them. life in the delta _ but we can't support them. life

megan paterson, bbc news, newcastle. the prince of wales accepted a suitcase containing a million euros in cash from a former qatari prime minister. the sundy times says this was one of three cash donations from sheikh hamad binjassim totalling three million euros. clarence house said donations from the sheikh were passed immediately to one of the prince's charities and all the correct processes were followed. there is no suggestion the payments were illegal. i'm joined now in the studio by our reporter leigh milner. can you just give us a few more details about what has actually been reported? in the month this is all over the sunday times today the accepted 1 million cash in a suitcase. a talking about the former qatari prime minister. clarence house has been very clear on the signs are that the donations were passed immediately to one of the princes charities. all the correct processes were followed. as you just that as well, just make it absolutely clear, there is no suggestion at this point that the payments were il

meaning no hurry, no, megan, no, andrew, no distraction. now you say it's all about the queen. we know the queen is still incredibly popular in the u. k. but what about across the common? well, so those countries that were former british colonies, are the royal still considered relevant there? well, it's amazing, isn't it? when you think back that when the queen became queen the empire, the british empire still existed. now it doesn't. however, she is still the head of state 15 countries, including the u. k. they include australia, canada, new zealand, and countries in the caribbean that has proved controversial. so for example, at the end of last year, barbados voted to become a republic. so she said the queen is no longer their head of state, and we know that jamaica is also considering the same thing. so big issues for the royals. they try to worse than by sending a prince william and kate there earlier this year. that didn't go down brilliantly because there were lots of people complaining about the fact that the royals are. and britain in particular was too involved with s

megan paterson, bbc news, newcastle. morecambe bay is known for its quicksand and fast—rising tides, but every year, horse riders take to the sands under the watchful eye of the queen's guide. it's michael wilson's job to make sure everyone crosses safely and this weekend he had more than 50 horses and riders under his care, as judy hobson reports. a mass trek in morecombe bay. this is treacherous terrain, but these horses and riders couldn't be in safer hands. they're being led by the queen's guide, michael wilson. this is now an annual event — but, with 46 horses, it is the biggest so far, and is open to all riders and all organised by the vale of lune harriers. without michael's help it, would be too dangerous. i don't know what they're expecting, but when they get out there, it's just a vast open space. it will be a unique experience for the horses, as well — there are no fences or edges. they'll go nuts, i imagine? they tend to want to go and run. there's nothing to hold them back. morcombe bay is obviously no

megan chu is head of trust does the stock price reaction tell us investors don't seem overly concerned about this, should other companies look to get the bad news out about their dollar exposure? >> yeah. i think that this has the been somewhat expected. we knew the dollar would be up year over year it's also the speed with which the dollar appreciates or depreciates with the tailwind. you covered all of the important highlights very, very well in terms of the exposure to the tech sector, and i think it is very important to note that we did see the dollar peak in may and we've done a historic level in terms of adjustment to fed pricing, and i wouldn't expect the dollar strength to continue from here. i think it will be more about the fundamentals, cash balances and the balance sheet and the low level of leverage for the tech sector broadly, and capex intentions from small businesses which still remain healthy and are very important to the tech sector >> i see in my notes that among the sectors that you like or at least looking at right now are u.s. small cap stocks. seema just mentione

>> well, i applaud megan for her passion and her humanity. she's very much a part of the lgbtq community, and she has a right to her opinion. but i will question, and i will call her out on the fact that no one has lost a podium or opportunity. lia thomas in leaving the men's team and she did follow the rules, she followed policy, left an open spot that could have been filled but couldn't, got on the women's team and did not just displace one varsity swimmer since the age of ten trained all her life, but displaced three swimmers from competing and getting on the bus to go to the ivy league championships. when you are talking about elite sports, you are talking about numbers and opportunities and there are very few and you work a lifetime for that. so as caitlyn has said about that situation, it was unfair to those swimmers, and so i will call out megan on that. i really respect her and i respect her ability to have freedom of speech and have her own opinion. >> john: donna, just before we go, let's play what caitlyn jenner said earlier today

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okay, well let's bring in any megan 1st. any, were you as surprised as everyone else was that australia qualified out of that game? yes, absolutely. i mean, as an australian myself, i went into the game thinking we've got a very, very slim chance of even getting close to result. i'm still wake up every morning thinking we actually miss you have to remember for 20 places above australia in the fee for rankin's so fast to normally get a result of the result. and again, that meant so much to peru west on to be quite frank. this is hardly a vintage fuckers scored. this is very average israeli inside compared to the last 4 sides have competed for the previous 4. woke up one or anger. you know, thousands of peruvian funds made it across to cancel for that much. and it is going to be such a shame not to see them here. come november. oh, well it is. it's going to be a major shame that you know what one of the more intense fan bases that you got to see in russia ends up not being in catawba. that's a different point. i mean, i think

ah, but other members of the royal family including prince harry and his wife megan did attend the service of thanksgiving at saint paul's cathedral in london. prime minister bores johnson also attended the platinum jubilee marks the queen. 70 years on the throne. the queen will now enjoy events on tv at home, at windsor castle. that's all for now. coming up world stories the week in the porch and don't forget you can get news around the clock on d, w dot com. michael o. 2 in berlin were news in 45 minutes. imagine how many portion of lunch are thrown out in the world right now. the climate change, very hot. the story. this is my flex, the way home just one week. how much was going to really get we still have time to go. i'm going all with what? 5th, subscribe all morning. like. how about taking a few risks? you could even take a chance on the la raring to with . don't expect a happy ending. literature list a 100 german streams. ah, this week on world stories. how people in ukraine are trying to survive the russian attack and how france is taking in ukrainian female scientists who fled. we

and megan. i am trying to move on. the end of jubilee coverage. there must be a few perks for being a member of the "varney and company" crew. can you divulge a few? the answer is very simple. we are a totally egal ontarian society. we are all equal and nobody's more equal than others, isn't that right? lauren: any perks to working here on this show? stuart: you get to work with me. >> one perks that only stu gets is the extra meet he gets in the cafeteria. so happy to see him. you get your own lunch. stuart: occasionally. susan: sometimes giuliana brings you your lunch. b1 we are egalitarian's. randy writes this. last week i noticed the beatles entered a segment and the backstreet boys finished out the segment. are these stuart's favorite boy bands? excuse me, the beatles are not a boy band. susan: the original boy band, they started the trend. we when the extension boy band was unknown until the 1980s or even the 1990s. lauren: it is derogatory to call the beatles a boy band. what about the rolling stones? are they are boy band? stuart: all man

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