Speaker 1: From the Bloomberg Interactive Burgers Studios. This is Bloomberg day
Speaker 1: Break for Tuesday, June sixth.
Speaker 2: Coming up today, Apple's thirty five hundred dollars Vision Pro
Speaker 2: headset gets mixed reviews.
Speaker 1: Chris Christy throws his head into the Republican feel for President.
Speaker 2: Jamie Diamond meets with a group of moderate House Democrats, and.
Speaker 1: Hollywood actors are the latest to authorize a strike against
Speaker 1: film and TV studios.
Speaker 3: Russian occupied Damn has been destroyed in Ukraine, threatening major flooding,
Speaker 3: plus asylum seekers in New York are being placed in
Speaker 3: houses of worship. I'm Michael barr More Ahead.
Speaker 4: Uptown Stasharon Sports, Yankees host.
Speaker 3: The White Sox that I met some in Atlanta.
Speaker 4: Vegas trowns Florida for two nothing lead in the Stanley
Speaker 4: Cup Final.
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Speaker 1: Hager and I'm Karen Moscow. Here are the stories we're
Speaker 1: following today.
Speaker 2: We begin this morning with reaction to Apple's long awaited
Speaker 2: mixed reality headset. After the stock rally more than two
Speaker 2: percent before the product unveil, it closed down eight tenths
Speaker 2: of one percent. It's going to cost you a pretty
Speaker 2: penny to get this new headset, nearly thirty five hundred dollars.
Speaker 2: Bloomberg's Ed Ludlow covered the event from Apple headquarters in Coopertino, California.
Speaker 7: Apple said this would usher in a new era of
Speaker 7: spatial computing, something akin to what the iPhone did for
Speaker 7: mobile computing. We got some demonstration of how existing catalogs
Speaker 7: of iOS or iPad apps could run on this mixed
Speaker 7: reality headset, as well as some more modern use cases.
Speaker 7: The thing that strikes you when you get up close
Speaker 7: and personal with the Vision Pro is its external power source,
Speaker 7: an external battery pack which leads off of a small cable.
Speaker 7: It is a small form factor device, something akin to
Speaker 7: ski goggles, with a k running outs of it, made
Speaker 7: of carbon fiber aluminum, a proprietary alloy that Apple develops,
Speaker 7: and other fabrics and textiles for comfort.
Speaker 2: Bloomberg's Ed Ludlow says the new Vision Pro will go
Speaker 2: on sale in the US early next year.
Speaker 1: Well The new Vision Pro head said was the culbination
Speaker 1: of more than seven years of development. The product vaults
Speaker 1: Apple into the first major new category since it began
Speaker 1: selling smart watches in twenty fifteen. Apple CEO Tim Cook
Speaker 1: calls it a game changer.
Speaker 8: So in the same way that Mac introduced us to
Speaker 8: personal computing and iPhone introduced us to mobile computing, Apple
Speaker 8: Vision pro will introduce us to spatial computing. This marks
Speaker 8: the beginning of a journey that will bring a new
Speaker 8: dimension to powerful personal technology.
Speaker 1: And sores to say, Tim Cook and Apple are also
Speaker 1: working on a lower cost version of the headset.
Speaker 2: Okay, let's turn from technology to politics now, Karen, because
Speaker 2: the Republican field for president is getting even more crowd
Speaker 2: and we get the details now from Bloomberg's John Tucker.
Speaker 9: John Nathan. Former New Jersey gamna Chris Christy launches his
Speaker 9: bid for the Republican nomination for president at a town
Speaker 9: hall in New Hampshire tonight. Christy launched to Trump in
Speaker 9: twenty sixteen and went on to become a close on
Speaker 9: and off visor before breaking with a former president over
Speaker 9: his refusal to accept the results of the twenty twenty election.
Speaker 9: Earlier this year, Christy told ABC News the GOP must
Speaker 9: embrace the candidate other than Donald Trump to defeat Democrats.
Speaker 3: I've said over.
Speaker 5: And over again that he can't win a general election.
Speaker 3: And that's not speculation. That's based upon the polling that
Speaker 3: I was privy to pre the twenty twenty election.
Speaker 9: Christy is polling between one percent and zero so far.
Speaker 9: Bloomberg opinion columnist Jonathan Bernstein contends that Christy could dedicate
Speaker 9: his campaign to taking down Trump, siphoning votes from the
Speaker 9: former president. You know, York, I'm John Tucker, Bloomberg Daybreak.
Speaker 1: All right, John, Thanks well, staying in politics, We'll see
Speaker 1: JP Morgan, Chase CEO Jamie Diamon meet privately today with
Speaker 1: a group of moderate House Democrats. We're told they'll talk
Speaker 1: banking and the economy, but there could be more than
Speaker 1: that on the agenda. Scott Carr reports from our Bloomberg
Speaker 1: ninety nine to one newsroom in Washington.
Speaker 10: The closed door launch is with a new Democrat coalition,
Speaker 10: which describes itself as nearly one hundred forward thinking Democrats
Speaker 10: committed to pro economic growth, pro innovation, and fiscally responsible
Speaker 10: policies and comes. As Diamond is being Urged by some
Speaker 10: to enter the twenty twenty four presidential race, Diamonds told
Speaker 10: Bloomberg Television that a political career had crossed his mind.
Speaker 10: Pershing Square CEO Bill Ackman encouraged diamond to run late
Speaker 10: last month, saying he's a centrist who could beat President
Speaker 10: Biden in a primary or former President Trump in a
Speaker 10: general election. Diamond says he has no plans to run
Speaker 10: in Washington. Scott car Bloomberg Daybreak.
Speaker 2: Okay, Scott, thank you. Now, let's schedule the latest on
Speaker 2: US China relations. We've learned the State Department's top Asia
Speaker 2: official met with China's vice foreign minister yesterday in Beijing.
Speaker 2: Both sides are describing the top as candid and productive,
Speaker 2: but the relationship appears to still be strained.
Speaker 1: Meantime, Nathan Chinese authorities could be making changes to the
Speaker 1: nation's banking industry in a bid to boost growth. We're
Speaker 1: told they're asking the nation's biggest banks to lower deposit
Speaker 1: rates for the second time in less than a year.
Speaker 1: Bloomberg News has learned state owned lenders last week were
Speaker 1: advised to cut rates and a range of products. Sources
Speaker 1: say banks are assessing the request and may adjust rates
Speaker 1: as early as this week.
Speaker 2: Man back here in the US, careen of relations are
Speaker 2: about to get more strained. In Hollywood. There's a word
Speaker 2: of more labor issues between the studios and their workers.
Speaker 2: In Bloomberg's Jeff Bellinger has the latest.
Speaker 11: Members of the Screen Actors Guild American Federation of Television
Speaker 11: and Radio Artists have authorized their union leaders to call
Speaker 11: a strike if contract talks with film and TV studios breakdown.
Speaker 11: The vote puts more pressure on the studios. Negotiations are
Speaker 11: set to begin tomorrow to replace a contract that expires
Speaker 11: at the end of the month. There is a lot
Speaker 11: of labor tension in Hollywood. Thousands of writers have been
Speaker 11: on strike since early May. Jeff Bellinger, Bloomberg Radio.
Speaker 1: Ry Jeff thanks Well. Actors are looking for higher pay.
Speaker 1: It looks like it pays to be a chief investment
Speaker 1: officer at a US family office. According to a report
Speaker 1: from KPMG, the private investment firms of ultra wealthy Americans
Speaker 1: have the greatest number of money managers in that role,
Speaker 1: earning at least a million dollars a year. Family offices
Speaker 1: are traditionally loosely regulated entities that manage investments, tax affairs
Speaker 1: and philanthropy for the world super Rich.
Speaker 2: Time now to take a look at some of the
Speaker 2: other stories making news in New York and around the
Speaker 2: world with Bloomberg's Michael barn Good Morning, Michael.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Nathan. Russian occupied dam in southern Ukraine has
Speaker 3: been at least partially destroyed. It poses a risk of
Speaker 3: serious flooding to the Ukrainian held city of Kurson downstream.
Speaker 3: Both sides are blaming each other for the destruction. Meanwhile,
Speaker 3: the world is watching when Ukraine will unleash a counter
Speaker 3: offensive against Russia. White House National Security Council Coordinator John
Speaker 3: Kirby would not speak for their military, but said he
Speaker 3: was confident they are.
Speaker 10: Prepared whenever they decided to step off on whatever they
Speaker 10: decided to do.
Speaker 5: The President's confident that we did everything.
Speaker 10: We could over the last six eight months or more
Speaker 10: to make sure that they had all the equipment, training,
Speaker 10: the capabilities to be successful.
Speaker 3: National Security Council's John Kirby. New York City houses of
Speaker 3: worship will be taking in migrants to ease the city's crunch.
Speaker 3: Mayor Eric Adams announced a partnership with the nonprofit New
Speaker 3: York Disaster Interfaith services. The mayor says it will provide
Speaker 3: daily shelter, meals, and other services.
Speaker 12: Up to fifty houses of wadship would be able to
Speaker 12: take part in this program to start with offer shelter
Speaker 12: to a combine nearly one thousand asylum seekers.
Speaker 3: Mayor Adams says twenty two hundred asylum seekers arrived at
Speaker 3: city shelters last week alone. California's Attorney General says he
Speaker 3: is investigating after another planeload of migrants were flown to
Speaker 3: Sacramento and dropped outside of a church at the direction
Speaker 3: of Florida's government. AG Bob Banta says they are looking
Speaker 3: at possible charges.
Speaker 2: Kidnapping is something that we're looking at, and the element
Speaker 2: of dress is important in that instance. We are also
Speaker 2: looking at other potential legal violations criminal as.
Speaker 3: The flight is said to have come from Texas. One
Speaker 3: of America's most infamous and dangerous spies has died in prison.
Speaker 3: More from Bloomberg's Dan Schwartzman.
Speaker 13: FBI agent turned Russian mole Robert Hanson has died in
Speaker 13: a maximum security prison in Colorado at the age of
Speaker 13: seventy nine. Beginning in nineteen eighty five, Hanson worked with
Speaker 13: the Russians providing highly classified information in exchange for one
Speaker 13: point four million dollars. Some of the information given by
Speaker 13: Hanson in more than six thousand pages, led to assets
Speaker 13: in Russia being hunted down. The Department of Justice has
Speaker 13: said in the past that Hanson's espionage was one of
Speaker 13: the worst intelligence disasters in the country's history. Hanson was
Speaker 13: ultimately sentenced to life in prison without pearl in May
Speaker 13: of two and two two after pleading guilty to fifteen
Speaker 13: counts of espionage in New York. I'm Dan Schwarzman.
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Speaker 2: Good morning on Nathan Hager. It has been a few
Speaker 2: years coming, but Apple is betting that the future of
Speaker 2: computing is going to be in your face, sir, Actually
Speaker 2: more like on it. The Iphonemaker has unveiled its long
Speaker 2: awaited mixed reality headset, the Vision Pro at an eye
Speaker 2: popping starting price of thirty four hundred and ninety nine dollars.
Speaker 2: Dan Ives is with US now Managing Director, Senior Equity
Speaker 2: Analyst at Webbush Securities. Dan, it's always great to speak
Speaker 2: with you. I saw your note after the unveil at
Speaker 2: the WWDC in Cooper Tino. You're calling this a flex
Speaker 2: the muscles moment for Tim Cook and company. Tell me
Speaker 2: more about what you mean.
Speaker 15: Yeah, I mean, Nita. If you looked in the last decade,
Speaker 15: this is probably most revolutionary product you've come out, and
Speaker 15: I think for Apple this is really the evolution in
Speaker 15: terms of where it's going, not just on ar VR,
Speaker 15: but this is essentially the start of what's going to
Speaker 15: be a developer community focus more and more on AI
Speaker 15: mixed reality, and I view it as a flex the
Speaker 15: muscles moment as Apple is just showing their strength.
Speaker 2: Although we have seen other entrance into this space. We've
Speaker 2: got Meta's Oculus Quest headset comes to mind as well,
Speaker 2: and it's at a much much lower price point than
Speaker 2: this Vision Pro. What is Apple in your view, going
Speaker 2: to do differently that competitors haven't done already?
Speaker 15: Sure, Look, it's a great question. I'd say, it's really
Speaker 15: there's two billion, two billion iOS devices. That's the difference
Speaker 15: with the golden installed as a cooper, Tina, that's what
Speaker 15: Cook and Apple bring. You look at Meta, I mean
Speaker 15: they've essentially struck out in terms of their you know,
Speaker 15: mixed reality and ar vision. I think everyone's been waiting
Speaker 15: for Apple because that's why they've had that golden touch
Speaker 15: if you look at the last decade, especially because of
Speaker 15: their ability to further penetrate in this right now is
Speaker 15: all about the developer community first, then the thousands and
Speaker 15: thousands of apps and use cases. Now I believe ultimately
Speaker 15: this is something two years out will have you know,
Speaker 15: north of a million units sold.
Speaker 2: And take your point about the focus on the developer community,
Speaker 2: but is that golden consumer base that does really love
Speaker 2: the iPhone? Are they willing to pay more than twice
Speaker 2: as much for this headset as they do for their iPhones?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 15: Sure, And I think initially you're going to have limited
Speaker 15: sales and we think one hundred and fifty thousand units
Speaker 15: coming out the consumers. It's really year two, year three,
Speaker 15: because I think in the next two or three years
Speaker 15: this price gets cut in half. I mean, we we'll
Speaker 15: probably be looking something like fifteen hundred for this, and
Speaker 15: that's what Apple does. It's carried in the stick approach.
Speaker 15: That's the DNA of Cooper Tino, which is why the
Speaker 15: company you know, yet again on a three trillion dollar markoup.
Speaker 2: Tell me a little bit more about how you think
Speaker 2: Apple's going to focus on the developer space. Obviously, you've
Speaker 2: been covering tech for quite some time here, you know
Speaker 2: the ins and outs of how the development community can
Speaker 2: sink its teeth into a product like this. What's the
Speaker 2: use case that you see for developers getting in at
Speaker 2: the early stages.
Speaker 15: Well, yeah, USKS. First is going to be gaming, and
Speaker 15: then you're going to see more fitness, health. You're going
Speaker 15: to do a lot more around ultimately theater sports. You
Speaker 15: saw the Disney relationship that they talked about, and I
Speaker 15: think it's the start of what's going to be a
Speaker 15: broader ais strategy for Apple because right now there's a
Speaker 15: Game of Thrones battle going on for developers between Google, Microsoft, Apple,
Speaker 15: but no one else has what Apple has, and that's
Speaker 15: why Cook decided to roll this out after seven years
Speaker 15: in the labs of Cooper Tina.
Speaker 2: I heard you mentioned that you think they're going to
Speaker 2: sell one hundred fifty thousand units in the first year.
Speaker 2: I think I saw Apple saying that it could sell
Speaker 2: nine hundred thousand in the early stages. Talk to me
Speaker 2: a little bit about the outlook. Is Apple being a
Speaker 2: little bit too rosy here?
Speaker 15: Yeah, Look, I think ultimately year two we're probably looking
Speaker 15: north of a million units. I think year one is
Speaker 15: something where you know, this is typically non Apple that's
Speaker 15: going to be optimistic in this. So the fact that
Speaker 15: they're you know, I think coming out of the gates
Speaker 15: firing and all cylinders is positive because ultimately it shows
Speaker 15: what they believe is going to be the overall demand.
Speaker 15: I think the technology blewn away in terms of you know,
Speaker 15: what they've ultimately come out here with, And I think
Speaker 15: it just shows that when it comes to technology innovation,
Speaker 15: the highest standard there is is is what we see
Speaker 15: coming out of Couper Tina.
Speaker 2: About thirty seconds left here, Dan, do you see headsets
Speaker 2: supplanting PCs down the line? Is this going to be
Speaker 2: the game change technology?
Speaker 15: Why do you believe we're going to look back five
Speaker 15: seven years ahead at this is a reflection point, But
Speaker 15: I believe where it ultimately goes, these are going to
Speaker 15: be like Sunglasses two three years and now is not
Speaker 15: going to be a headset. That's that's going to be
Speaker 15: ultimately version three, version four, and that will start to
Speaker 15: ultimately take away from PC's That's where this is all going,
Speaker 15: and we believe events to the Apple Car twenty twenty six.
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