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Bloomberg Radio New York
"greg clark" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"To the downside for Nasdaq features. The 10 -year Treasury three point nine nine percent. That is three basis points higher at the moment Caroline. Now to our top stories. The Bank of Japan has stepped into the bond markets with unscheduled purchases to bring down yields which hit their highest level in nine years this morning. The central bank bought bonds worth 2 .1 billion dollars after the 10 year yield rose above 0 .6 percent. It comes after the Bank of Japan adjusted its policy on Friday to allow the benchmark rate to climb as high as 1 percent. Bloomberg's executive editor for Asian markets Paul Dobson says the bank is clearly sending a message. Now it wasn't a gigantic operation But the fact of the matter is you know the BoJ is trying to tell us something with this move and what I think it's trying to tell us is it doesn't want a kind of you know unseemly dash for the exit here it doesn't want to see of a lot volatility in the bond market it doesn't want to see us out 1 percent yields tomorrow even though it said that okay they can go up towards that level. Bloomberg's Paul Dobson also added that there's clarity no as to when the Bank of Japan might intervene next or on what criteria. The latest economic data from China shows further weakness in manufacturing and slowdown in services activity. Official PMIs did beat expectations but still signaled a shrinking economy. Investors though were paying little heed. Bloomberg's Greater China editor John Liu says the markets are looking at the government for promised stimulus. I think the number one concern continues to be real estate. We had the housing minister come out last week to say that there was going to be more worked done. We've been waiting for that we've been waiting for the government to finally allow some loosening in the likes of Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, the tier one cities. That looks like it's closer. I think That's giving the market a lot of confidence at this point. That's Bloomberg's John Liu. Officials from China's top economic planning committee told journalists they're focused on encouraging domestic income growth. investors are preparing for further volatility in the week ahead as central bank decisions point to diverging eight rate paths, dollar yen and euro yen volatility spiked after last week's decisions from the Fed, ECB and Bank of Japan. traders are now looking ahead to the Bank of England on Thursday as UK inflation remains higher than for peers and shares in Heineken are down by 4 .9 % after the Dutch brewer caught its earnings forecast the week ahead. price increases according to the amsterdam -based brewer Euro operating profits slumped by 22 % on an adjusted basis in the first half. Beer volume dropped by more than expected as pricing increased almost 13 %. Brewers are struggling to pass on high raw material costs to consumers without driving them away to cheaper brands. and just finally a group of MPs is warning that the UK's vision to ramp up nuclear power is more of a strategy. A report by the science innovation and technology committee suggests there are questions over how the government will hit 24 gigawatts of power by 2050. committee chair Greg Clark says without revamped nuclear plants energy supplies are at risk. We need diverse energy supplies in future So we don't want to rely on imported energy that we've seen through the war in Ukraine can increase in price and possibly be insecure. The government published its roadmap on nuclear plants at the end of the year. Those are top stories. Up next we'll be discussing what's moving markets but Constantine Veit, portfolio manager for European rates at PENCO. Stay with us for that. This If I could be you and you could be me for just one hour If you could find a way to get inside each other's mind walk a mile in my walk a mile in my shoes walk a mile in my shoes we've all felt left out and for some That feeling lasts more than a moment we can change that learn how it belonging begins with us PENCO .org brought to you by the Ad Council walk a mile From New York another update on Wall Street in fact records to London UK Businesses are feeling the effects of higher prices to home call the hang sang down about 1 .3 percent right now 24 7 business and market news that expands your world view always French finance
Bloomberg Radio New York
"greg clark" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"The markets. These are our top stories. The Bank of Japan stepped has into bond markets with unscheduled purchases to bring down yields which hit their highest levels in nine years. The central bank bought bonds worth 2 .1 billion dollars after the 10 -year yield rose above 0 .6 %. It comes after the BOJ adjusted its policy on Friday to allow the benchmark to climb as high as 1 %. Bloomberg's executive editor for Asian markets Paul Dobson says that the bank is clearly sending a message. Now, it wasn't a gigantic operation, doesn't want a kind of, you know, unseemly dash for the exit here. It doesn't want to see a of lot volatility in the bond market. It doesn't want to see us at 1 % yields tomorrow even though it said that, okay, they can go up towards that level. Bloomberg's Paul Dobson there adding that also that there still is no clarity as to when the Bank of Japan might intervene next or on what criteria. The latest economic data from China shows further weakness in manufacturing and slowdown in services activity. Official beat expectations but still signals a shrinking economy. Investors are paying little heed. Bloomberg's Greater China editor John Liu says the markets are looking at the government concern continues to be real estate. We the had housing minister come out last week to say that there was going to be done. more We've been waiting for that. We've been waiting for the government to finally allow some funding in the likes of Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, the tier one cities. That looks like it's closer. I that's think giving the market a lot of confidence at this point. That's been John Liu speaking. Chinese officials are set to hold a press conference on boosting consumption at 8am London time. Now investors are preparing for further volatility in the week ahead with rate decisions from Australia and the UK with global central banks shifting to data dependent rate paths. The central bank with one of the most unenviable tasks remains the Bank of England. Thursday's decision is on a knife edge with money market pricing and economists at surveys tilting towards a quarter point hike but not ruling out a surprise larger interest rate hike. And here in the UK a group of MPs is warning that the UK's vision to ramp up nuclear power is more of a wish list than a detailed strategy. A report by the Science, Innovation and Technology Committee suggests there are questions over how the government will hit 24 gigawatts of nuclear power by 2050. That's also when its promising to achieve net zero emissions. Commission Chair Greg Clark says without revamped nuclear plants energy supply is at risk. We need less energy supplies in future. So we don't want to rely on imported energy that we've seen through the war in Ukraine can increase in price and possibly be insecure. The government's publishing a roadmap at the end of the year. Those are our top stories on the program coming up next we'll go live Germany to to discuss the effects of extreme heat on Europe's economy. Stay with us for that. This is Bloomberg not completing high financial advisors are you looking to add or switch custodians? Are you going independent? Interactive Brokers provides lowest cost cost trading and turnkey custody solutions for all size firms. Trade globally from a single integrated master account with no ticket charges, no custody fees, no minimums and no tech platform or reporting fees. Plus IBKR has no advisory team or prop trading group to compete with you for your clients. Switch to the custody solutions that work for you at ibkr .com slash RIA. A school is more of a social thing than it was an academic thing. Even though all these years have passed I still had that longing to have my diploma. At age 30 Karissa finished her high school diploma. If
Bloomberg Radio New York
"greg clark" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"The central bank bought bonds worth $2 .1 billion after the 10 -year yield rose above 0 .6 %. It comes after the Bank of Japan adjusted its policy on Friday to allow the benchmark rate to climb as high as 1 %. Bloomberg Asia Executive Editor Paul Dobson says the bank is clearly sending a message. Now it wasn't a gigantic operation but the fact of the matter is the BOJ is trying to tell us something with this move and what I think it's trying to tell us is it doesn't want a kind of unseemly dash for the exit here. It doesn't want a to see lot of volatility in the bond market. It doesn't want to see us at 1 % yields tomorrow even though it said that okay they can go up towards that level. Bloomberg's Paul Dobson adding that there's still no clarity as when to the BOJ may intervene next or on what criteria. Now the latest economic data from China is further weakness in manufacturing and a slowdown in services activity. Official PMI's beat expectations but still signaled a shrinking economy but investors seem to be paying little heed. Bloomberg's Greater China editor John Liu says that the markets are looking at the number one concern continues to be real estate. We had the housing minister come out last week to say that there was going to be more done. We've been waiting for that. We've been waiting for the government to finally allow some loosening in the likes of Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, the tier one cities. That looks like it's closer. I think that's giving the market a lot of confidence at this point. Bloomberg's John Liu speaking there. Chinese officials are set to hold a press conference on boosting the market. Think ahead as central bank decisions point to diverging rate paths, dollar yen and euro yen volatility spiked after Friday's decision from the Bank of Japan in the previous days moves from ECB the and Fed. Traders are now looking ahead to the Bank of England on Thursday as UK remains higher than its peers. A group of MPs is warning that the UK's vision to ramp up nuclear power is of more a quote wish list than a detailed strategy. A report from the Science Innovation and Technology Committee suggests that there are questions over how the government will hit 24 gigawatts of power by 2050. That's also when it's promising to achieve net zero emissions. The committee chair Greg Clark says that without revamped nuclear plants energy supplies are at risk. We need diverse energy supplies in future so we don't want to rely on imported energy that we've seen through the war in Ukraine can increase in price and possibly be insecure. The government is publishing a roadmap at the end of the year for nuclear power. Those are our top stories. Up next we'll be looking at the summer challenges facing the Rhine. This is Bloomberg Access a vast selection of global fixed income securities at Interactive Brokers Bond Marketplace. Search their deep availability of over 1 million bonds globally. IBKR has no markups or built -in spreads and low fully transparent commissions on bonds. IBKR displays the highest bids and lowest offers received from the electronic venues they access. In addition clients can interact with each other by placing bids and offers online to execute their trades. Learn more at tuba .com slash bonds. If you love them enough to listen to them practice the same song on tuba .com. Please be done. over and over and over and over and over then surely you'll check nhtsa .gov slash the right seat to make sure they're correctly bubbled in the backseat. Sounds good
KNBR The Sports Leader
"greg clark" Discussed on KNBR The Sports Leader
"With Naomi Osaka saying Hey, When my mental health isn't there, and there are things that I can't handle in my public persona or my public life and I'm gonna pull away and I can't be sharing certain things. I think this is why we need to listen to this stuff. And when there is a sport being played that involves head trauma, and we've seen that constant head trauma can lead to some of these really dark places for a lot of these athletes. None of this like this is to me. This is part of a bigger puzzle of mental health in pro sports and football, specifically that we need to pay more attention. Want to just kind of say, respond to that by adding something to That that how serious is it will consider the tragic passing of Greg cars. Unbelievable. Head trauma is definitely part of that story. I'm I don't even think we talked about this talked about because it happened on Friday, right after our show and at blew me away, So I covered him Polly for years. He has reached out to me in the last 23 years. He's listen to the show. He lived in pleasant and he's a graze if you would. If you would talk to me last week about Greg Clark, I'd be like, Oh, great. Great guy has his act together. Beautiful family, his son going to southern Utah to play football. We're Facebook friends. We see all this stuff. Financial. Greg Clark had some nice days out there for the night guy. Funny guys that I had wig. Took his own life No, no. And again, his wife put in the statement. C T. Well, that's why I brought this up and copes is talking about head trauma. Now we're not saying we don't know if that's part of the story here with Richard Sherman, but it's a very serious issue. Obviously, when you're talking about life and death, and you know there's enough carnage and wreckage behind a lot of these NFL guys once they retire me, This is a story we've heard before. Players go leave the house. They forget where they live. They don't know how to get back. I mean, there's a lot of scary stuff out there so Um, I don't know if that's part of the story, but it's certainly a story and it involves a lot of football players are affected, so obviously we'll get more details on that and and wish him and his family. Well, yeah. Tough, tough, tough deal. Not fun to talk about. Shawn Estes and the Giants are more fun to talk about. Someone do that. Next with the power hour on can be are one of 45 and 6 80, the sports leader. Sees Murph in math extremists on knbr dot com Through your smartphone or desktop. We are the sports leader, 2016. The.
KOA 850 AM
"greg clark" Discussed on KOA 850 AM
"So he came back here. For a hot minute. Even though Al Davis Said. If you go back to Denver, you're not getting the $250,000 that I believe Mike is still load from the Raiders. I don't think he's ever going to get that Mike came back here. And then he left to become the OC with the 49 ers 1992. We got hired by the Niners and then Broncos signed him in 95. So he went Super bowls with the Niners as their offensive coordinator. Yes. In fact, the 94 Super Bowl was the one the Niners beat the Chargers. Like 50, something that was the stayed young six touchdown pass game. 50 something to 20 something. And speaking of 49 ers, did you see, uh That Greg Clark Died. Yeah, the the great did and for the Niners for only 49, apparently at CTE issues. Although they said his death was a surprise. They weren't expecting that. They were caught off guard. If family and friends were caught off guard by that happening, I thought about you and, uh When I saw this story Just 49 years old. Yeah. He had been battling, Uh, C t e chronic CTE. Um But they still didn't think it was going to take his life at 49 years old. 719369 the coach with a clipboard at his pants was Joe Collier. You're right in that regard that remember Joe with that clipboard. I was trying to remember if Alex ever had the clipboard Look to him as well. 9759. Oh, hey, Dave was gives. Let's see. We read that one. I think, 971965. Oh, I think Joe Collier was the coach that had the clipboard tucked in his pants. Didn't you all call? You put it in the back of his pants. I thought he stuffed it in the bag. No, I think he wasn't in the front. I think he put the clipboard in the front. Do you stuff clipboards in the front or back at your pants? Which do you prefer your asking me in? General? Are you asking me specifically? I'm asking you specifically. Where do you stuff your clipboard? I don't I don't have a I don't have a clipboard. I have like a play sheet. But I know it's too big to get in your pants. Horrible. Yes, that would be true. Wow, Rick, I've seen your place. He David. That's been true. It's It's a good size place. Well, listen. You know, I've seen your play. She Dave, and it's It's impressive. He's got an impressively. Yeah. Big play sheet, but at a long time. Yeah, you have. I can see why you couldn't put it in your pants. No, it's too. Yeah, This is too. It's too. This is all sounding too dirty for me. I need to go to dirty for you. Hello? Yeah, right. We really have to reconsider if that's the case machine. Yeah, Surprised. We're still in the air last couple minutes of the show, huh? Oh, Lord to dirty Dave. I can't handle it. Yeah, we had a texture earlier. After I told the Bobcat's story. Asked if I could send him Some of my urine so he could put it around his front door to his ex wife out. Oh, I love it. That's hilarious. Hilarious. It's not for sale, sir. Sorry. It's very really a city. It's from my personal use on me. Yeah. So you think you're With all the vitamins you take. Here we go. It's just going. Here we go. Yeah. Yeah. And you know where it's going? Yeah. Come on, Kathy. Yeah. You take the supplements that you take. Alter the smell of Europe for the animals. Rick is what I'm trying. I think so. She's going. I know it has to. I would think so, right? Yeah. It doesn't smell normal Apex Predator. That's what it smells like an apex predator. You should bottle it and make it Cologne. The pheromones. Bottle your urine and making phone. David. There are people today that are making lots of money on some really interesting ideas. What mean? That doesn't sound all that far. Fetched to me? I've got to tell you Did you know you can buy wolf urine on the Internet on Amazon? Yeah. Why don't you just tell Rick Lewis urine on Amazon could try to keep your bobcats away? It worked for me. If you have a Bob Kare problem. This is what worked for me. I guarantee you people advised scent of big Jim's I'm a little concerned about the mass production. I got to drink a lot. You know what? Maybe more water that I drink. You got to be a P machine. You understand? This guy goes p like four times during the morning show. I don't know what a lot of water I don't know what happened during this show. But this really takes off, Kathy, we're going to have to. We're going to talk about how do we mass produce? Well, you put a funnel in his junk while we're sitting here. And you just have a bottle at the bottom. Wait, wait, wait. I'm sitting right here points at him way where you put a funnel that his junk. Just give him a catheter. It'll be so much easier. So you put the and you don't have to take the pressure of actually getting up and going anywhere. You know, that's like, you know, you take one of those things that you put oil in the funnel that you put oil in my Coover just walk around his job. Hell did I walk immediately walked back out. And then you put like gallons of like those old milk jugs underneath and like you're just going, you just go while you're you can't Underneath the table from David Eyes, vantage point We got a few over here, though. Let's try tomorrow. We'll see dry tomorrow. How much I can collect. Can we at least switch chairs for Rick and Cathy? So he's too if I had to do that this to us collect a gallon when I had pre clamps yet because I had to take every time I went to the bathroom. I collect that. Put it in the refrigerator in a gallon right bottle and then take it to the doctor. And then what they do with it, and they tested it to see Make Corona out of it. Yeah, it sold it sold it. Oh,.
LBC Election 2019
"greg clark" Discussed on LBC Election 2019
"Hopes sergey jarvi goes back into the cabinet. Because i think she would probably then be as special advisor gain wouldn't she but At the moment she's reasonably free to say what she wants to say. And i thought she wasn't tribal and she was quite thoughtful about things and Yeah she was good. We've got some crack panels next week next week. You got some cracking pattern and also supposed to last week. We have some very good points this week on monday. We've got just phillips. Claire fox new zoe williams greg. Clark i feel sorry for greg before then on tuesday peter lilley jason. Cowley emma hardy and dominique samuels. Who's another one. That people won't know but i'm fat. I don't know her but she's a commentator so an emma holiday whenever i've interviewed her be really impressed by habit. She resigned from the front bench to why that was. I was at auto. No i believe can tell me no. No no. don't okay. Well that wasn't story. Edwina currie angus macneil. Charlie mullins from pimlico plumbers. Oh god you'll be lively and gracie may bradley another one that i date night but So yeah. I'm looking forward to next week. And the following week. We're back well with supposedly all back in the day suspect. Now we won't be on the following week. We've got jerry jones. Tim stanley just ingredient andrew. Adonis so five participants in the program all raving wolf tres. Thank you for the world just in touch herself. Anyway i did. I did just podcast a couple of weeks and we will also doing some really good work on her. Leveling up goals with the with my hfs trust and it's the first nature trust. They've done it with so that's a very good interesting link-up you've made their ashamed. Purchased you to come on these seminars on sharing for her okay. What's a missed opportunity. That isn't that And then the next day we got petrella. Wyatt michael cashman. Michael fallon are soccer. Oh vince cable alex salmond andrea dame andrea led..
The Guardian UK: Politics Weekly
"greg clark" Discussed on The Guardian UK: Politics Weekly
"Committee tomorrow. This joint committee. Jeremy hunt and greg clark sharing it and it's doing inquiry into kovic. They heard dominic cummings was absolutely sort of visceral about hancock's performance. Now we get to hear what hancock himself has to say about some of these allegations for example about pp procurement about decisions on care homes. And so on. How do you think hancock will perform. I think. Perform quite smoothly. He's gets very tough. Operators have been. Jeremy hunt will go for the jugular. i'd take after. Jeremy knows health service. Very validating been held secretary for all time. Jeremy counties also finally got his hat in the ring for the day when when boris johnson foles he is very much the king over the water at the moment. So i think he'll give hancock a hard time. You hancocks being accused of outright lying of pretending to the cabinet hits thrown up a protective ring around care homes when he hadn't pretending Capability to do testing the had Exaggerating whether that'll turn up. I don't know it depends with dominic. Cummings is actually come up with some documents and it looks as if he may not have done. It's one thing to blow out loss of abuse. It's quite another to produce a paper trail. And i think that would make the crucial difference if there is paper to say so then hancock's gonna suspect the may not be. I think you're probably right paper or even what's up. Saw text messages joining coming. Sort of reading out hancocks text messages at the last tearing which made everybody in government quail. I should think wondering whether they will be next. But you're right if there isn't any substantiating evidence you sort of wonder whether where that goes really finally politics the conservatives have been doing their best to reignite the culture wars yet again this week so we've had l. oliver dowden the culture secretary wading into this row about an england. Cricketer who sent some been criticized for sending sexist and racist tweets. And we've had gavin williamson who you thought might have thought had better things to do putting in his hates to about an oxford college taking down a portrait of the queen. What is it. The toys are playing. I here. This is a the distraction technique when something's not going too well it's always good to produce a talking point. It's a talking point. That's not really about politics at all. It's about identity. It's about which side he warned It's trying to talk the other side. The opposition with also sorts of strange things unit because a group of extremist students at oxford. Do something like this. The queen somehow Implicated so it's quite clever politics. But it's dirty politics The reason culture war except that being created by government ministers on purpose and it's very destructive. I think i think it's a great divider of the country along artificial lines it's totally spurious at polito and be as. Thanks so much for joining us you if you want to hear more about matt hancock appearance before that select committee on thursday. Listen to today's episode. Today in focus where i speak humphries about what it could mean for the future of him and the country after the break we had to call. We'll be right back..
Today in Focus
"greg clark" Discussed on Today in Focus
"Secretary so many other senior people we could see from dominic cummings his whole demeanor. The he's absolutely out to get hancock so that you have to slightly take some of the things he said with a pinch of salt. Though you know you'd have to take it with an absolute bucket load of salt not to some of it might be true in you say bucket soul we should win out the although dominic coming said he would provide documents to back up his claims about my ankle. Lying emerged yesterday that he has actually failed to do so. And unless that changes you'd expect and got to raise that on thursday all. I can think though it must have been like for the health secretary to watch. The hems will advise say all of this about him that committee will. I should think there was some fruity language. I mean i know from people who've worked with hancock or do work with hong kong that it's it's very very difficult. The thing about cummings as he just he has no loyalty. He has no sense of any sort of cho's so it's just absolutely no-holds-barred. It's quite difficult for an elected politician in some ways to respond to that. Because you know hancock still in the government he still has collective responsibility skin in the game as it were. He's he's still in charge of the nhs. It's quite difficult for him to respond in kind really in any way to cummings because you know he still has a job to do. Thank you mr mr speaker. The these allegations that were put yesterday and repeated by the bright will gentlemen are serious allegations and i welcome the opportunity to come to the house to put formerly on the record that these unsubstantiated allegations around honesty not true and he say matt hancock has already answered a lot of questions about these accusations since dominic cummings gaither evidence as he was on the weekend and he responded to an urgent question in the commons the day after he hasn't shied away from responding to people on. This has a no. He has this sort of central thrust affairs. Evidence really is. Were doing our best at the time every day since i began working on the response to this pandemic last january. I've got up each morning and asked what must i do to protect life. That is the job of a health secretary in a pandemic and his supporters. Say actually he was very early to see that vaccines would be important. He was very early testing ramping up. Testing would be important and they argue. That cummings was going around briefing. The press and telling civil servants not do what. The health secretary said which was quite quite undermining If matt hancock has already been able to respond to some of the things cummings said why is he being questioned. Tomorrow wise facing. Mp's in this select committee such a big deal. It's a high powered committee cliche. High hyper committee but it really is sort of senior. Mp's very senior chairs. Jeremy hunt of course was behind coach. Predescessor greg clark. Former business secretary. They're willing to spend as we saw with. Dominic cummings quite a long time getting into the nitty gritty of what happened in those early days of the crisis and they know the territory extremely well. And there's just a sense you know from the other hearings that joint committee have had that they are determined to do a sort of a first pass at an inquiry. And it certainly the closest thing we're going to get to one for quite a while and some of the key moments during the crisis at which we've really had fresh insights or new understanding into the government's thinking have been in front of this committee whether it was chris patrick balance the chief medical officer in the chief scientific adviser. So i'm just asking you on that. Crucial question of the timing of the lockdown. Were a following your advice. So i am confident that the the the ministers time we've learned things throughout from seeing key figures properly interrogated at these committees and so i think it will be quite important. Matt hancock is going to be honest about whether the full reopening should happen on the twenty first of june. What do you think he'll say about that so he was asked about this at the weekend. In fact and sounded more cautious. It seemed to me than we've recently heard from the prime minister. The prime minister's line has been. I haven't seen anything in the data. We suggest that we should delay if the data turns bad when you would you Delay the twenty first of june openings. Well we're absolutely open to doing that. If that's what needs to happen we call. It was a bit more you know. My mind is open. And he talked about this sort of race between vaccination and the disease that we have to assess what point we are in that at some point in the next week. And how that's going. I mean quite a few scientific experts. Were saying perhaps it might make sense at least delay even if it's only a couple of weeks to get a few more jobs. Dan and allow us to sort of get out ahead of a little bit more. But boris johnson will be not wanting to have restrictions and he's certainly got a lot of taurean piece breathing down his neck. I mean it's a rerun away of a kind of row that we've seen repeatedly throughout this crisis isn't it but i think we can expect matt hancock to be on the cautious side of that and i wouldn't be at all surprised if you drop some hints in that direction. What might we learn heather that we haven't known before about the way matt hancock government handled the pandemic. You're going to be looking out for. That might be new. So i'm interested to hear what he says about border controls. That's one of the issues where the government seems to have been slow to act and certainly dominate. Cummings keen to point the finger at boris johnson. And say he was very skeptical about sort of stopping flights and so on. That's an interesting question. Is one of the things that experts pick out as failing in the early stages and indeed you you could still say it's a failing now. Why wasn't india partner redlus earlier for example. I think almost anything. He says about the p. Procurement in the early days is is very important because you know there are lots of families who feel that their loved one would be alive today if they had the equipment that they needed. This was the man who was meant to be in charge of providing it be quite interesting to hear in detail his account i think of those early days and of course. All of those lockdown decisions are also still very live very interesting in particular the one in the autumn that dominic cummings but a lot of weight on the you know his description had the prime minister pseudomonas going rogue at that stage. Where was the health secretary at that time you knew. How did he feel about the fact. That prime minister was parting ways from his scientific adviser. I mean i. I very much doubt. We'll get anything disloyal from hancock. That's no in his playbook. But i think be very very interesting to see how he justified himself coming up. Could this select committee hearing decide. That hancock's political future crafted in the heart of germany's black forest. Monkey forty-seven jin is a favorite among the world's finest bartenders with an unmatched array of botanical. From juniper lavender to hand peeled citrus fruit and lincoln berry. It's the perfect spirit for income tail. And now get five dollars off your first order of monkey. Forty seven hundred dot com using the promo code. Jin forty-seven that's dr is e. l. y. Dot com must be twenty one and over valid for new customers only void where prohibited monkey. Forty-seven certainly german and certainly.
Coffee House Shots
Boris Johnson, Jeremy Corbyn And Dominic Grieve discussed on Coffee House Shots
"I'm joined by cables and James for safe while James. We're expecting a number of resignations this week. We've already on from Sarah Duncan which we will talk about shortly but yesterday Philip Hammond went on the mall showing confirmed that he was going to resign after Theresa May's final Prime Minister's questions he's jumping before he's pushed isn't he in the whiteboard in Boris Johnson's campaign and during the cabinet is it oh no we had Hammond down for John Throw now. He said he won't serve raises. A more serious points about how he has behaved. I mean there's a very difficult question to answer which is which is he was the chancellor when trees I said no deal is better than a bad deal. He was the chance to win all school. Fifty one votes injuries may kept saying that so it does raise a question about whether he was ever actually committed to the policy of a day of government element of which he was a member where he actually meant it. I also think he's behaving in a deeply irresponsible manner because it is quite clear that whatever you think of it Theresa May's with Griffin is not going to Paul sounds comments so you need to ease off rob some kind of concessional compromise to get this thing through and by what he's doing and the interviews he's giving in the European press on his shenanigans in parliament he is basically saying to you. You do is compromise or for any concession because parliament's elements can stop no deal but as rebel dominic grieve says the only way we see Sir stopping ideal is to bring down and it is not clear yet for they have the numbers so he is paradox the actually making no deal more likely I mean the question you need to think about which is which do you think is worse for the British economy in the short even in the short to medium-term. No deal oracle been government. I think it's a fairly strong case that it is a Corbin government. He's also making that more likely I e P regrettable about the way that moment is paving the moment and it is kind of hard not to think that he is goes into his head that he wants to go down in history for something and and he also is driven. I think bar a personal dislike of Boris Johnson I mean they all they are about as different as characters. Come be and I think there is kind of I think you see it's going to be this is undoubtedly going to be a problem for. I want someone Jeez people for them. How does more technocratic mind almost find offensive and so they feel bound by the normal ties of Lords obligation that people would find to a former cabinet according to become Prime Minister K._t.? Philip Hammond is joining the Google could score. Does it become nine on the back benches of <hes> Torian Dominic grieve like David Goal obviously who are very worried about the consequences of no deal exit. Do you think sees himself as being the ringleader of this new group and if not who else I think he seasons I was having a pivotal role play and certainly to people who are involved. Perhaps on various this what's up groups for being proactive and interesting have those speculation but world theresa may might play but that is not seen as a row where you have some really leading from the front at all you might be able to bring them in a backward way whereas I I think when it comes to Philip Hammond he is someone who's very happy to go and bat for it and you see that has multiple media appearances. I think when you look the with squad and is going to be a wide ranging faction in the sense that perhaps you have ron thirty figures who are sympathetic to the coors the coups being to prevent a no deal brexit but they will have different points of high father willing to go so you mentioned Dominic Grieve Dominic Grieve is in a very small number of the squad in the sense he is willing to vote down the government or at least he has said he is in a will to stop. No deal brexit happened has suggested he might be willing to do that. He hasn't said Faucheux but he could laugh will be in the more hardline element say the bulk of the awkward squad so whether <unk> actually property matters most in the day to day running of Boris Johnson's government before you get to what we think he might be that ultimate showdown but you might have a confidence vote is what can they team up on. Now figures like David Gook I think he uh of azan we expect for example Greg Clark. We don't expect him to resign anticipation but will likely not be in the Boris Johnson Cabinet and fluker join this great when it comes to confidence as its deputy FAA supply SA- cutting off supply seems to be a step too far when it comes to finances so the things that they can team up on would be when you look to what Ambrose described as an activist speaker Joe Becker and he saw that last week with their Perot Gang Amendment Dominic grieve came up with that is. Something people feel much more comfortable going for because it feels like a less drastic mechanism so I think that's where this team can come together and when you look within that you also have a Muharan reports you could as as soon as Boris Johnson is appointed as prime minister barring a big shock for you could have Torri M._p.'s defect to the Liberal Democrats. Now that's different element here. Those people here very pro second referendum the anti no deal shoe but it it goes well beyond and I would say the bulk of the Gook squad have voted for Brexit deal many times free times so there is one way for Boris Johnson to almost end his his problem there which is if he can get change if he can get a due to Vatan this group that the not so hard line in their ears majority that they're not gonNA vote for anything. Boris Johnson comes up with but they do need it to be a deal. I've been the Golden Association from those cases right and then which is if you are working. WE'VE DOMINIC GRIEVE STEVE DOMINATE GREAVES AIM is not to prevent no deal is to have a second referendum into how the U._K.. Remain in the European Union and I mean this is actually a real problem for some members of this group which is essentially when when you choose your political allies here it becomes your message risk getting lost. It risks looking what you're joining move dominant grieve in his attempt to stay in the E._U.. Raleigh than trying to prevent is leaving without a deal and that is going to be a major kind of questionable how his group coheres when varies of stress intention put on that will be put on it when a deal okay for example if a deal does come back do the same gamers and then just ingredients as well still vote against the deal because they want a second referendum and remain all always have as spent so arguing that no deal would would be catastrophic that they would feel obliged to vote for a deal. I mean I think this is their difficulties and contradictions within this group Katie. Tell us about Sir Allen Dunkin's resignation so remiss as of this morning the minister was going to resign today expecting the bulk as for Hamilton the anti nausea to as opposed to have the minimum amount of time between the new prime minister taking over and the being a vacancy in your department. Perhaps a vacancy theresa may try and fill it. It seems now we're getting to the shorter time may just be the vacant so Annan Dunkin decided not wait until Wednesday's. He has gone on Monday morning now. I think this is attracted. Criticism for a number of reasons fest off some have suggested. The Alan Duncan hasn't always been the principal character when it comes to the cools attached himself to sue people point to the referendum when he was in talks about joining the board and then in the end decided apparently because he cannot get a certain position by his name to go for remain and that's what people think he's insincere. I think there is a more practical note here which is it may not be specific brief but clearly what's happening right now. In Iran the crisis in the factories May as haven't have Cobra meetings to to be a Foreign Office minister. Dan Ready have one. He was suspended in field -Unding who's quite busy doing the leadership contest exactly the Foreign Secretary Hughes O._T.. Trying to walk away he is getting Steve if he doesn't have his upset tomorrow. It doesn't really paint this picture of government that is taking a situation completely serious. They and I think it was just absence. Idea which is very easy right now. I tried to haunt you paint the Tory party as warring factions when if you want to be the party of you would think that there is a sense that you need to look at your on top of this I thought it was quite interesting as we've seen Greg Hands Jeremy Hunt supporter today take to social media and and say that he does not support preemptive ramp to resignations and he thinks does play into the hands of Jeremy Kuban so I think it's just Boris Johnson supporters who questioning some of the time yeah we've had some comments from people like Hugh Merryman who's Philip Hammons P. P. S. on Westminster unstrap last night saying that the government basically dropped the ball on the Iran Crisis James. Is it the case that this is about how the government relates to trump will try not to relate to trump in closely. I read this government moment was as it so often has been on the trump. Administration was caught between two stools which is once the U._K.. Via Gibraltar had impounded that Iranian tanker it was point clear for there was going to be Iranian retaliatory action of some sort when you consider the soy's of the Royal Navy at the moment is quickly if British flag shipping wants to be protected against retaliation that was going to need to be active cooperation with the U._S. and what appears to have been the case is that there was a hesitancy about going down that route even though the Americans were suggesting it because they didn't want to look like they were signing up to the full gamut of U._S.. Close John Roberts obviously against the Iran nuclear deal which the U._K.. is in favor of home not having that this is a big strategic confusion on the government's behalf which is once you take a decision to impound that tanker then you had to act to protect your own shipping in the most comprehensive way possible and the seizure of his ship on Friday shows that the Royal Navy simply doesn't clearly is not adequate soy's to do that right now and F. was going to need assistance from the U._S.. Which is the largest navy in the world and so I've been there is there is a question here of of how this was handled and I think if it wasn't for the fact that was storage contest ongoing? This will be a big story. Also the other issue is the Jeremy Corbyn is not exactly Joe. Jeremy Corbyn is taking predictable approach which is everyone should deescalate. What why are we upset? Iranians in the first place approach of his question here I mean there is there is a I mean the government is very vulnerable. Were more focused right on time. which is you made the decision to impound the ship because he believed it was going to Syria and breaking sanctions? You've failed to Defend U._K.. Shipping why and finally we get the result of the LIB DEM leadership contest test the softening Katie expecting Jo Swinson to win or we or is it much closer than it appeared start the contest but I think when it comes to leadership contests mistakes ulcer in the Tory leadership is very hard for the polling often into Western. What is exactly going on is interesting difficult? Speaking to Redemption Bove's is the sense. I think that Jason is more likely to get this biting. The margin is going to be interesting to the case that perhaps it didn't mean every time you speak to lived M._p.. They will tell you how friendly the contest is and how they're absolutely delighted rather not at David J Simpson even basements in will say that should be delighted if adcose obviously has so it definitely has a slightly different dynamic when it comes to and clearly has got attention in the past few weeks while the Tour de contests has been on but it is good to be a very important decision you think about the fact that we could be having an election anytime seeing that he looked Lib. Dem's are in the polls. The EH leader in contrast to re Party is actually inheriting a very positive situation where the party has got to whether or not that's pretty Vince cable assets or luck intangibles having the party until about gay sex. Eh Eh we've got the media fakers which is going to be hard before these leaders than what happened Tim Farron and the general election so I think it would be a surprise of Jo. Swinson didn't get it but ultimately do you get the the sense that whatever happens is not going to be as big upset as tomorrow. If Jeremy Hunt Somehow wins James Davey and Jo Swinson do differ in terms of how they get what they want in a hung parliament scenario scenario you say at Davy for instance would vote for Jeremy Corbyn Queen's speech of a hard legislation for a second referendum in it. Jo Swinson is much less clear on that but it's very uneasy about since she doesn't think you can trust Jeremy Corbyn too so the outcome of this contest is really important isn't it. I was very struck by in your writer for a debate that you took part on quizzing the Swinson and Davey on Friday night of this difficulty for the still skull by coach of what they say and also how they position themselves on the one hand they want to say to remain voters. You can't trust Jeremy Corbyn an inch on the other hand they want to try and create this brewed remain alliance and suggests that they'll they'll do whatever they need to do to stop brexit. They're not worried about their own party. I mean but he's going to be attention. I mean one of the things about general election is but even if general elections before breakfast it won't be for solely on Brexit and it'll be a difficult question former Lib dem's which is the Lib Dem's pro remain position is trucks into them a certain kind of middle class prosperous demographic but are probably probably you but not pro all of the taxes that Jeremy Corbyn with I'd like to place on them and how Lib Dem's navigate that question what was going to unconvincing in your blog. You're saying they were saying oh we'd vote for the Queen speed for them. Vote Down the budget. I kind of that way so I think that as a kind of tricky question also fascinating question which is we'll talk a lot on this bogas about Boris Johnson the polls how him getting a poll bounce with affects things I think is also worth noting gene to see whether the Lib Dem's got any kind of bounce service extra not where they're going to get that much but there's extra coverage a Nudie will get because I think if you look at the decline and support Jeremy Corbyn among Labour members if a new more energetically dome and leader you live in homes Po position is maintained. If Labour's can all regularly coming second in the polls because Boris Johnson is brought back some voices from the BREXIT party.
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A major trade sticking point between the U.S. and China has deep roots
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US officials complain that China has long failed to protect US intellectual property rights, a charge China rejects in particular, the US wants China to put an end to what's known as forced technology transfers, that's when US companies have to share their valuable tech secrets with local partners in order to access. China's much coveted market finding a solution has been a big sticking point in trade negotiations and the history of countries sparring over IP issues, actually goes back centuries. Greg Clark is a professor of economics at the university of California Davis. He says in its infancy, even the US took advantage of some stolen tech v was the norm throughout history old ways since the industrial revolution and the British stole a bunch of their technology from the Italians and and turn the American stole most of their textile technology from the British Samuel sleigh. After a British apprentice in textile mill carefully memorized, the plans and set sail from Erica and became the father of the American textile industry and indeed the kind of father of the American industrial revolution. And so how do you think we should be thinking about this today? If those were sort of celebrated figures for the technology that they they brought back home a yeah. No, I think you you all in that perspective what the Chinese are. Now attempting to do is absolutely the pattern of history. And there's actually a lot of debate about whether such property rights hinder or advance technological progress. Yeah. I suppose if your whether or not you think someone's the hero of the struggle depends on whether you're on the receiving end of that technology or whether you're on the theft. Then yes, though, the one thing I should say is that the British act. Actually by eighteen forty two abolished all attempts to restrict the flow of technology out of Britain. They just sort of gave up. Yes. Because by then the Riveria significant equipment manufacturing firms that wanted to profit by the export of the machines that embodied the new technology, and the other reason that the British change their attitude was that the British actually had such an efficient manufacturing system that they actually didn't need to worry about other people getting the technology. But the thing is I think now that is not going to be the case that in manufacturing Chinese labor costs will allow them to undercut America. And so you're not going to be able to say, well, it doesn't matter if they get our technology, we can still actually compete. Greg Clark is an economics professor at the university of California Davis if the US and China don't reach an agreement by March first. Tariffs on two hundred billion dollars worth of Chinese imports will jump from ten percent to twenty five percent. 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"You it says that the prime minister's decision to dispatch the business actually greg clark to make the case for her customs partnership yesterday appear to be part of a coordinated push by proeuropean tories and business leaders number ten's dismiss that as nonsense and unnamed alive theresa may's quoted as saying her team will be working flat out to persuade cabinet doubters of the merits of plan in a leader detoro daily mail's these things differed lip points out that theresa may made it clear and her son on sunday article that she will pull britain out of the customs union is just greg clark was working in cahoots with a europhiles cbi to throw doubt on her resolve and revive project fear time says the determination of brussels to take a tough line on brexit is influenced by fears of a future labour government led by jeremy corbyn the paper says it's spoken to senior european officials have expressed concern that labor could approve state subsidies the key industries giving britain an unfair competitive advantage a travesty of democratic practices he purports to embrace his how the daily telegraph characterizes the election in march returned ladimir putin to office editorial points out that mr putin is going to be inaugurated as russia's president today we'll come close to matching stalin's many years in power he sees out what his his fourth term the guardian has an interview with stormy daniels this lawyer michael nasty who says evidence of wrongdoing full stunned trump out of the white house before twenty twenty he says he doesn't know how the president will spin his departure but he firmly believes he would survived the balance of his term in office stormy daniels claims she had a sexual encounter with mr trump before he became president he denies it and alan shearer's among sporting figures sending that best to ceramics ferguson remains in intensive care suffering that brain hemorrhage the former england captain says reineck was a fearsome competitor come up against a made the premier league what it is i mean is this warning vladimir putin is about to be inaugurated today as russia's president for the fourth time the time is eleven minutes to seven time for the puzzle for today it's been set by bobby segalla school mass teach and cambridge university doctorate student here it is to celebrate.
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"The business actually greg clark said that the socalled customs partnership remained quote on the table it appears to leave to ease may facing a choice between staying in the customs union or leaving the eu without a deal either could see rebels destroy her government or alto when it comes to to corporate news this morning we've been watching warren buffett over the weekend he has warned about the quote nightmare tied to new accounting rule changes in the us now it's beginning it seems the rules which require bakshi hathaway to report unrealized gains or losses and equity investments in net income helped fuel a one point one four billion dollar loss in the first quarter that marked the company's first net loss since two thousand nine meanwhile the french finance minister has worn this strikes and excessive salary demands by unions at air france klm could sink europe's largest airline bruno lemaire said the pay claims are unjustified and employees must show quote responsibility efforts is ceo resigned on friday after failing to reach a wage agreement with employees says the most in six months after warning that full year results may fall short 2017 levels let's get you some more headlines now from around the world here's bloomberg's leon cowards good morning good morning markus they counting has begun after lebanon's first parliamentary elections in nine years bloomberg's donna crash has this report from beirut lebanon held its first parliamentary elections in nine years under a new law based on proportional representation it's meant to better represent the country's complex demographics analysts expect the iran backed hezbollah group and its allies to win a slim majority lately a third of the seats volunteer ministry.