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ukraine and around the world, wolf. >> david, the statement jim referred to, this was the statement, let me read it. this came out in early october. october 7th, i think. it's a joint statement from the director of national intelligence, general james clapper and the secretary of state of homeland security, jeh johnson. read a couple sents encesentenc. the u.s. government is confident directed e-mails from u.s. persons and institutions s including from u.s. political organizations. we believe based on the scope and sensitivity of these efforts that only russia's senior-most officials could have authorized these activities. that was released in early october. trump says, we don't know who did the hacking, but here in this statement, the u.s. intelligence community says they are confident it is russia. >> clear what they're saying. jim pointed out, seems to be no ambiguity of the point and trump is dismissing -- bringing up intelligence failures from 12 years ago around the iraq war is demeaning and irrelevant at this point, i think. there's been a lot of reform since then. trying to d

wolf. ♪ this is bloomberg. i am david weston. being built just south of the nation's capital. mgm opened up its constitution the formal harbor in of casinos, restaurants, spot, and entertainment venues. here to talk about that is jim murren, ceo of mgm. thanks for joining us. about this new facade you have. right behind you. looks beautiful. but first we want to talk about macau and the limits on atm withdrawals. as i understand, there is a limit on how much you take out in one withdrawal but they have not changed the limit on the daily. what it hit casino stocks hard. how big of an issue is this? jim: i think it was a massive overreaction in the hong kong stocks, because i think there was lack of context of what the chinese government is trying to accomplish. this is consistent with what the government has deployed for many years. there is a very strong underpinning of philosophy in china that they want macau to grow but not in an unsustainable and inflated way. they want gradual, consistent growth. is way they have pulled back

, wolf, until -- at this stage, until he's had a chance to see and truly understand the ramifications of the entire region, most people believe it's a dangerous strategy. >> what do you believe, david? >> i absolutely do, and i'd like to believe it's some sort of sophisticated tragedy, but i believe david's second interpretation may be more apt. i don't think he really understands the implications of all of this. he's used to firing these tweets off without regard, and presidents can send armies marching and markets tumbling with the wrong set of words, and he simply doesn't have an appreciation for that. >> interesting, mark preston, donald trump did have this meeting with the former vice president al gore today. al gore went over to trump tower to meet with ivanka trump, but then he had a separate meeting with the president-elect. al gore emerged from that meeting complimentary saying it was very interesting, very with prerk trump. that's a surprise given the very serious agreements they've had over climate change in the past year and a half. >> no doubt. shirley is going to drive some of. >> he has egged that on a little bit, and in the "new york times" a few weeks ago, it shows

wolf. >> elise labott, good background. one of the best representations how much the global political landscape change. look at this photo shot in april at the g5 summit in germany. davido renzi, resigned, france's president, francois hollande will not seek re-election. president obama finishes his term in office. one world leader left from that photo, talking about germany's chancellor, angela merkel. and mr. ambassador, thanks for join us. lots of turmoil and excitement going on in europe now. what's your reaction, first, to this stunning defeat for matteo renzi, the prime minister 6 italy? just in washington a few weeks ago. president obama hosted a state dinner in his honor. the final state dinner. clearly trying to help him. didn't work. >> of course, wolf. i cannot speak for italy, but seems to me, yes, he suffered a defeat on a reform issue. but i wouldn't overdramatize this. italy is a resilient democracy, even if times prime minister had changed. it will not spill over into other countries in europe. >> and what about germany? angela merkel is up for re-election, fourth term, if you will? how much has the dramatic changes in britain in italy, elsewhere in euro

wolf. >> getting ready for the thank you tour continuing in north carolina tonight. sunlen, thank you very much. let's get insight from our political national security experts on all of this. david axelrod. starting with you. he made a rare appearance. he walked out before the pool of reporters in the lobby of trump tower to welcome this japanese ceo and announce that he was going to be investing billions of dollars in the united states, creating 50,000 jobs. wow! that's pretty impressive, isn't it? >> it is. i don't know the details or how many of these jobs were coming before this, but it is kind of -- he's -- it's almost like president as mayor, you know. he is -- one business at a time, one deal at a time. it's an interesting approach. i don't know if you can keep that up. but it makes for a good story. >> you think democrats can learn something from his style? because clearly what he is saying, he may be ahead of himself, but what he's saying will certainly resonate with the american public. >> it will, and we saw this on the carrier story, which was good politics. whether it was good policy or not, it was good politics. i think only time will tell what the aftermath of all

wolf attacker. >> this is clearly a situation where you had a very mentally unhinged student attempting to keep people away from him by swinging knives in the air. >> reporter: lawyer david houston tells abc news the boy is a troubled child with special needs. crying out for help. >> if that's worthy of execution then i guess i'm standing on a different platform than those people that think it appropriate to shoot a child. >> reporter: his father posting on facebook that his son brought the knives to school in order to defend himself against a gang of bullies. and while we're not showing his face, in the video his mouth and nose seem to be bloodied. as some students film, he slashes at the air. lunging at others. >> back up, back up. he fires that single shot. >> all units, dbw with shots fired with a student down at hug high school. >> reporter: that officer then renders first aid. the boy is now in the hospital in critical condition. the officer on routine paid administrative life. the school superintendent commended the response of emergency personnel and that officer. >> each has a response team trained to react in a second. yesterday at hug high school both of those