dollars alberto guards on the federal coordinator for the united left party wrote a tweet and said quote what can we expect from a justice department that's tough on the poor and soft on and sold out to the rich . and sick with banks russian banks are complaining about regulations being too tough the news comes after the russian central bank has already addressed the country's troubled banking sectors hundreds of smaller banks have failed and three of the top ten banks have been nationalized the controversy centers upon some key issues including the central bank effort to ensure more strict capital requirements upon banks as they seek to designate some of those banks as systemically important to the russian economy for the bankers part they say strict rules are already in place in the european union and u.s. economic sanctions make it difficult already to raise capital. and sticking in russia rosneft the nation's largest oil producer is making new capital investments

in four large oil and gas exploration projects amounting to nine hundred billion rubles that's about thirteen point six billion dollars that's an increased investment of about a third over last year the company is using some of the recent large profits as third quarter profits increased by an astounding two hundred fifty percent due in part to higher oil prices and the two year devaluation of the russian ruble. the two thousand and eighteen u.s. midterm elections are now history the democrats democrats take control of the house once again while the republicans retain control of the senate the story of how these results will impact the u.s. economy is yet to be written earlier today president trump weighed in on the results. hopefully we can all work together next year to continue delivering for the american people including on economic growth infrastructure trade lowering the cost of prescription drugs these are some of the things that the democrats do want to work on and i really believe we'll be able to do that i think we're going to

have a. lot of a lot of reason to do. the same thing through siesta traders and company executives than firms from financial services to infrastructure to big pharma and the internet giants will all be watching anxiously to see how the new landscape will impact their companies what will it mean for their bottom lines and what about trade with the rest of the world let's take a look at what's the new congress might or might not be able to accomplish with conservative commentator steve malzberg hey steve thank you for looking at this i know you were up late last night watching the results and we appreciated that i enjoyed watching you but let me ask you nancy pelosi tweeted the current minority leader and potential speaker of the house in the next card and she said it deserves to be voted as a speaker once again when they they offered that president trump said she deserved to be sworn in as speaker of the house and he may be doing that tongue in cheek but can you see the two of these folks working together. i could see it under the

correct circumstances by the way of trump perked up later in the press conference believe me but i could see it under the right circumstances however trump also said at his press conference today that if they investigate me then there's going to be no deals i'm not going to work with a congress that's investigating me now does that mean impeachment does that mean it investigating a possible ties to financial firms or whatever does it mean any investigation i don't know but there is a lot of commonality don't forget donald trump is that an idealogue and donald trump would like to see infrastructure done and something about prescription drug prices but it just it just what remedy and how willing will they each be to work with each other i'm not overly optimistic steve let's take these sectors specifically let's first look at financial services companies was done really well over the past few years especially the banks congresswoman maxine waters and she is

in line to be chair of the financial services committee in the house what might that mean. well. donald trump has his appointees in nine of the ten agencies that deal with the regulation of the financial sector so it's going to be rolling straight ahead i don't think is going to be stopped now maxine waters naturally is going to scream break up the banks she's going to investigate you know equifax wells fargo deutsche bank to have relations with them and it's could be more of a headline fiasco for these firms that and banks like goldman sachs j.p. morgan and morgan stanley and they could weather that storm because nothing is going to come of it because nothing ever come be done in the senate. and of course we just had the fed last week part you know three to one the fed voted to loosen proceed with loosening regulations that were put in place storing the aftermath of the financial crisis and dodd frank so i think they're going to keep going in that direction let me let me ask you a question let me turn the tables

a little bit i happen to think loosening the regulations is a good idea is to know if you agree though bad i mean the bottom line is democrats and not all of them but they actually push for these regulations that would have had they been acted before the crash circumvented that problem but we wouldn't had the big crash but the bottom line now is some of those regulations are being scaled back but what debate some of the specifically in the future i want to bring it hilary for to see you and mark hillary i thank you for being with us what do you think of this new political landscape and particularly with trade what are your thoughts about how the new congress may impact trade or pleasure to be back i think we need to look at with regard to trade particularly nafta what's going to happen now that the democrats have control of the house and as you mentioned obviously the senate has retained by the republicans i think there's too much to lose from everyone in every district because the supply chain is so great across this nation that i don't think we're going to really see nafta impacted to any great deal i think we all should look though at china what's going to happen with china i think

if some of these investigations that are threatened. going to take place i think that trump will feel embattled embassy and when he's embattled to besiege what does he do he looks for an enemy who's going to be as enemy despite his meeting at the end of november with she president xi i think that he will look at china as his anomie i mean that's the nearest choice i think we should look also as the stocks that have done very well due to some of the voting particularly colorado where the voters voted to repeal or actually to not this continual drilling oil industries have done very well all companies up banks so you mentioned maxine waters banks on this bank stocks have not said particularly well citi corp j.p. morgan wells fargo although wells fargo some other reasons too but all three of those are sort of down somewhat so i think banking suffered also health care is up because now of course there's the thought that obamacare or the affordable care act won't be repealed so that's been good for the health care industry and then also of

course infrastructure both parties want to see the infrastructure bill or something to do with the structure go through that is very good for the construction industry both domestically and actually internationally because a lot of international firms like scans go in others do business in the u.s. and you both mentioned infrastructure and i'm down with that but the problem is it's you know hundreds of millions of dollars and the pay for is just really problematic since we spent that one point five trillion dollars the u.s. did on the tax cuts both parties are going to want to the infrastructure bill the question going to be how are they going to get the money democrats will get it from a different place in the the government to pay for it so there's two different ways to look at that and we'll just have to see how it's funded but i think both parties want to push through an infrastructure bill i think you're right hilary hey steve let me ask you about energy you know there were several ballot initiatives hillary mentioned one in colorado but it's a place more restrictions on oil companies and and we spoke about one in florida last time what do you think's going on and what's happened with some of these well

you know all four including the one hillary mentioned there were four western states that had limited. hints on oil companies and or. propping up renewable energy and they all were defeated soundly in washington state they actually had a proposal to institute the nation's first carbon tax a direct carbon tax that was defeated in colorado it was a drilling issue and not letting the oil companies drill within a certain a distance of homes and schools that was defeated in nevada n.v. energy the biggest energy electricity and later electric company in nevada they have a monopoly and this was to break up the monopoly you have a lot of the casinos there when m.g.m. etc they wanted to break loose from this monopoly that was voted down and then in arizona you had another on the ballot that would have boosted the percentage of renewal energy use and electricity that was voted down so not a good day for the renewable energy industry or for those looking to get the oil

companies great synopsis i want to bring holland cook in now he's the host of the big picture here on r.t. america holland thank you for being with us what do you make of the recent these results generally well like a good news junkie as steve said i was surfing cable last night and i focus on tech as you know and expect few surprises because there were so few surprises last night they would have been a great story of bet o.b. ted cruz but by and large things pretty much went the way these elections go mid-term it doesn't hurt that the whole market is up lately and tech has been such a bellwether in olden times they used to say as g.m. general motors goes so goes the nation well you now you splice in the word apple or amazon and they're bouncing back after a couple rough weeks so i am unfazed the market seems

unfazed things are coming back and in the case of am a. what you're seeing touted by the street and raymond james and some of the others i follow here comes santa claus and that's the tip of the iceberg their cloud business is up over seventy percent they've more than doubled their advertising business so it's really hard to connect the dots between what happened in the elections and what's going on in terms of the tech sector but hala let me ask you i mean we talked a moment ago hillary and steve both talking about infrastructure and i'll tell you what that pay for that getting hundreds of millions of dollars i just don't see it happening that day they dance a lot of nice dances but ain't gonna happen but one thing they might be able to do is someone privacy or cyber security do you think that might be in the offing i've been saying in the same thing i live in rhode island and we've had a lot of infrastructure work nobody wants potholes and crumbling bridges but did

they give the money away in the tax cut and the beauty of the privacy thing is twofold it's not controversial like gun control or choice and it's free so even though these tech titans the facebook and the google guys have a tough time finding their necktie i predict they probably will because it's probably going to be more congressional hearings and it's a chance for dems and republicans to look whom via a steve you would you agree with hollande on that something might be done on privacy and cybersecurity absolutely i think that nothing's going to change you mention europe just pass those those provisions on the tech companies and the social media companies and i think both sides it's a bipartisan issue they're both ticked off at these companies for the privacy issues the release of data and also you know the censorship at least on the part of censoring conservatives so i look for that to roll full steam ahead and it may not

even have much of an impact on company stock but it seems to me to be low hanging. bipartisan fruit boy steve malzberg holland cook and hill reporter three appreciate you all being with us thanks so much guys that banks. and time now for a quick break but we're going to squeeze in just a little promotional cause but stay right there because when we get back we'll be all eyes on the skies and tell you about the new chinese space station and we consider how tariffs are impacting u.s. aircraft manufacturers with alex month high living plush former national transportation safety board director jamie fitch will join us to discuss boeing warning related to those seven thirty seven max jets that's the same plane the lion the airplane which went down in indonesia last week killing one hundred eighty nine people as we go to break the dow jones jumps up over five hundred points today the nasdaq and s. and p. are also up as well we'll see after the break.

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one of the fine he reported last week was a write off of two hundred million dollars in an otherwise expected payments it appears an additional one hundred million dollars may have been misappropriated in a fraud which included prepayments for oil deliveries which were never made shares of g.m. had been plunging at the new york stock exchange since the news began to break. the large mining company glencore has halted operations in the democrat republic of congo as has and its top selling cobalt from its comodo mine after identifying low levels of radiation in the mind materials cobalt is used as a key ingredient in batteries according to the company they will construct an ion exchange system to eliminate the uranium which isn't to support it to cost nearly twenty five million dollars the system won't be in use until the end at least of one in the second quarter next year. in an effort to fight video game addiction large video maker the chinese multinational ten cent has they set

a new group of rules for under age gamers the rules come as government approval for games has slowed ten cent will check player identities and ages using police databases for all ten cent games children under twelve will only be permitted one hour of play per day while thirteen to eighteen year olds will be permitted two hours now the why here is the interesting thing to note tencent is a big investor in online video based games in fact it even owns riot games the creators of the world's dominating video game league of legends in two thousand and seventeen the company earned ten cents a cool two point one billion with a b dollars in worldwide revenues of all things ten cent does not want to jeopardize its revenues and to do so the company executives believe that they are helping to keep regulators happy with you. and it's been more than two decades since the international space station was sent into orbit and since it's been

a key fixture of the space frontier but that could be changing china is looking to the skies for its next move as they just unveiled their model of a new space station they plan to launch according to report the center module will be about fifty five feet long it will weigh five dozen tons the country is now in the project on goal. on which means heavenly palace in mandarin although the country company has decline tree has unveiled the test module construction on the project is set to begin in twenty twenty to. present donald trump's terrace are taking their toll on the multibillion dollar aerospace industry one of the biggest airline markets for the u.s. is china and with the president a trade war in full swing the company is looking to take its business elsewhere argues alex mahela bitches in toronto with more alex it seems they getting orders off the ground as it were for us airplane makers could get tough as china considers closing its hangar doors with the latest. a look i mean you're going to put tariffs

on somebody chances are they're going to put them back on you and then back in april china said you never tallaght ory way which everybody expected that they're going to retaliate that they could they're going to put tariffs up on soybeans and on aircraft now the part of the aircraft industry that's going to be hit here are medium to small aircraft we know that china has a growing middle class as well as an upper class they like to buy their own private jets the middle class likes to fly a lot more so you need smaller local planes to be flying around china and elsewhere in asia and this is what china will be getting of course bigger planes will be affected as well here check out this graph this sort of gives you a good idea of what's going on here top two thousand and seven u.s. exports exports to china what's at the top the list gets a lot of its aircraft so this is a big hit if it goes day out and look at boeing knows boeing knows what's happening here based out of chicago we've got an american company here we're looking at the

next twenty years china is going to be ordering close to seventy seven hundred planes that translates to one point two trillion dollars in business that america could be shut out of also now the orders with the bigger planes thirty or forty percent of those orders can get moved over take it away from boeing and given to boeing's biggest competition which will be air bus for. friend so when you look at this though this is a this is a telling when you have trying to jive airlines which is a company that's exclusively bought for boeing today now they're talking to airbus so as these sanctions or i should say tariffs move along these are the type of things that will pop up and hopefully hopefully i know that everybody's that optimist in november some things can be solved this there's an airshow happening in china right now where all these big wigs are there and both boeing and airbus want to see the tariffs gone. you mentioned boeing you mention air bus and you mentioned one chinese company that's working with air bus but is the chinese aerospace

industry on a haul are they also suffering because of the tariffs. well of course and i mean we're talking the chinese aircraft industry we're not talking about air bus and we're not talking about point we're talking about smaller manufacturers that make parts such as combustion aircraft engines optical instruments and things that our companies like boeing and other western companies like airbus need so what happens there not only are these companies being hurt but the whole supplying che's supply chain is then it hurt and that means that things can't be done in time and it disrupts absolutely everything so when it comes to the airline industry it's obviously an industry that depends on globalism it depends on supply chains that countries depend on each other and when it comes to china yeah you can get a little bit and it probably hurts them a bit but let's face the facts here china is not. diving in any quick dive right now because of the terrorists against china it's still afloat you're not going to

destroy china and the best thing that would be that the americans could do what what trump could do is in november maybe come there to talk about some things because the airline industry is massive it's a multibillion dollar industry for the u.s. and jobs can be lost i think if trump really cares about his own people well he's going to talk to china in a little bit of a different way and trust try to stop these tariffs from actually going into full play r.t. correspondent allison helots thank you alex thank you. and sticking with the aerospace airplane manufacturer boeing has issued a safety warning for the new seven thirty seven max models that's the same model jet which crashed off the coast of indonesia last week killing all one hundred eighty nine passengers aboard saying that in a roadie is gauge reading may occur from a flight monitoring system and can cause the plane to aggressively dive not good here with more and he is good as a former director of the national transportation safety board jamie thank you jamie

thank you for being back with us we sure appreciate it as such a worrisome story and. what did they find i know some of your former colleagues n.t.s.b. colleagues were over in indonesia but what did they find and what is boeing saying now well obviously there they found some very additional information regarding the investigation and the mystery erroneous information that's coming off of one of these sensors they give a idea of what the air speed is of the aircraft now that's very very important as you just said because if the aircraft doesn't know how fast it's going look at look at this what is the odometer of the aircraft and so if it does not know how fast it's going it cannot produce the amount of speed and thrust the knees to create left and no and create the right angle of attack which is the way that the plane is flying through the air for the for the air to go over the wings intreat that lift i was i was reading one story that talked about how it auto corrects and that's what

makes it go into a dive and that the steering column i guess shakes for ten seconds and physically tough to pull it out of that and if it doesn't do it doesn't pull out that it shakes again like that i guess fisherman and boats in this in the in the water there saw the jet going in at a steep angle a steep angle and they said it was probably traveling somewhere upwards of six hundred miles per hour by the time it hit the water but what you're what you're speaking of is the stick shaker is what it's called the swill it shakes is it literally does the yoke which is what the pilot uses to fly the aircraft the boeing aircraft. it will literally start shaking if it's if the aircraft is syncing that it's about to go into a stall which is basically a dot now that the natural. reaction for something like that for if for a non pilot is would would be always you're you're falling you know is to pull back you know get more up in the air no the actual reaction should be to push forward so

you start going down and getting more airspeed to get that lift. to get the wind the air going over the wings of the appropriate speed now they also called the death rattle to because that can be a shake it's going like that because you're going into that stall and that in the closure of the industry that's what people call that is a very tragic situation but when the boeing and the industry must get ahead of immediately let me ask you sort of two questions and one on one i mean how many of these planes are out there what airlines have them and why the heck hasn't boeing just said stop using them well it's very interesting there's only about two hundred just over two hundred of these aircraft the seven thirty seven max series now there's over there's been over ten thousand of the seven thirty seven series as a whole over the history created but there's about nine thousand and seven thirty seven s. in the air but of this mag series there's only about two hundred plus about two

hundred nineteen that are in the air flying but the interesting thing about it much so vital in crucial for boeing is that there are forty five hundred more of these on order for delivery so this is a huge moneymaker for boeing is a huge money maker for the industry because they're so fuel efficient and they are wanting to get these this workhorse perfected so they don't have these incidents again and you know it's already impacted the boeing stock price a lot both both in the last couple of days since this announcement on the warning just in the last not even twenty four hours and then over the last month you know we talked about when the plane went down impacted the stock too and of course there's the tariff so boeing even though they're big and robust they may have some trouble jamie thank you former n.t.s.b. director thank you so much appreciate you being here thank you. and that is it for this time thanks for hanging out with us you can catch boom bust on direct t.v. channel three twenty one dish network channel two eighty or streaming twenty four

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