So what do we what's the assessment this morning of what we're waiting to hear on the U.K. side of things and how safe the chancellor's position is. Well, good morning. We we heard there you heard from the House of Commons yesterday, Keir Starmer.I'm not giving that backing to Rachel Reeves. But then things progressed as ever in U.K. politics very quickly. And by the end of the day last night, Starmer was out talking to the BBC, giving a lengthy interview in which he was really effusive about their partners ...

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Effectively what we're doing here is we're authorizing $3.8% trillion in deficit increases without paying for it and moreover assuming that the cost is zero. And the reason that's important is mostly for the bond markets and anybody looking at our go forward debt and deficits that effectively paves the road a beautiful road for steamrolling through any further deficit increases that any party wants from from now on. So this is like sort of the end of any sort of leash on deficit increases or spending from C ...

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Well, for more on how this might impact markets and investors, let's bring in Terry Haynes. He is founder of political forecasting firm Fangia Policy and former head of US policy and political analysis at Evercore ISI. Terry, it's great to have you on.Let's start right there. Can we get a bill across the finish line here by July 4th. And how much now hinges on the Senate bill going back to the House to do it.Good afternoon, Morgan and John. Uh firstly, I think it's entirely possible that they can get it don ...

So, uh, for people who are watching who want to know, uh, what they might do with their money, let's suppose people don't know about private wealth management and they're not really that financially sophisticated. What do you think the average person, middle class person should do with his or her money. So, I think uh, if you're an average person, depending on your age, you should always keep in cash or something safe as much money as you need for a couple of months of your expenses, 2, three, four months.A ...

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