>> i'm david brinkley by the way. since we met with tony and stillman and also i spoke to kelly on the phone, at some point we had an additional security outside to help keep people's voices down, keep the lines more orderly like you stated it's a narrow sidewalk and also kind of its ethical because review of how soon next to us and we can welcome also about liquor store. we can clock in front of them still align ashley goes around a couple different businesses. it is difficult to contain. it is difficult with people smoking we have too some way down the street. it's also difficult to help them keep their voices that we do of security going down there and addressing that problem. >> i mean there's not much you can do other than adding next to people but i don't really have any complaints about the baby just every time i walk it's always blocked. but in moves. >> how well or how much do you cordon eight with other venues on the block around? but it's mine management, noise, really just sort of talk about how to work to

>> i'm david brinkley by the way. since we met with tony and stillman and also i spoke to kelly on the phone, at some point we had an additional security outside to help keep people's voices down, keep the lines more orderly like you stated it's a narrow sidewalk and also kind of its ethical because review of how soon next to us and we can welcome also about liquor store. we can clock in front of them still align ashley goes around a couple different businesses. it is difficult to contain. it is difficult with people smoking we have too some way down the street. it's also difficult to help them keep their voices that we do of security going down there and addressing that problem. >> i mean there's not much you can do other than adding next to people but i don't really have any complaints about the baby just every time i walk it's always blocked. but in moves. >> how well or how much do you cordon eight with other venues on the block around? but it's mine management, noise, really just sort of talk about how to work to

>> i'm david brinkley by the way. since we met with tony and stillman and also i spoke to kelly on the phone, at some point we had an additional security outside to help keep people's voices down, keep the lines more orderly like you stated it's a narrow sidewalk and also kind of its ethical because review of how soon next to us and we can welcome also about liquor store. we can clock in front of them still align ashley goes around a couple different businesses. it is difficult to contain. it is difficult with people smoking we have too some way down the street. it's also difficult to help them keep their voices that we do of security going down there and addressing that problem. >> i mean there's not much you can do other than adding next to people but i don't really have any complaints about the baby just every time i walk it's always blocked. but in moves. >> how well or how much do you cordon eight with other venues on the block around? but it's mine management, noise, really just sort of talk about how to work to

david brinkley the esteemed its who ar historian.or small think something over dream bigly they say. they talk about infrastructure. imgray, best moment right there. it wasn't really a laundry list per se. but it was resuscitation of his core values when it comes to immigration, trade, taxes affordable care act. the military. what's interesting is apparently donald trump himself worked so hard on this and decided that the tone would be less aggressive because he feel he is, according to one of the stories out of d.c. this morning his message has been mischaracterized. and it's interesting because when we sat down with the president in the east room of the white house on monday, he said he give himself a c for messaging because he didn't like the way things were getting out message wise. that's one of the reasons he had his fingerprints all over this. he did not like the way that he has been mischaracterized so he is going to do it himself. ainsley: we asked him how are you going to change that then if you are not happy. steve: in the

blue,glas brinkley, carol martin amos, what would hitchens say? we have an inkling. ♪ david inglis, in the middle of asian trading. the last one of the week. welcome to "bloomberg markets, asia. ♪ david: wall street's caution. a nine day run of strength. one of the big winners, looking at hong kong markets despite a slump in profits. the forecast is been for a loss. banging the drum for free trade. recovery should remain. investors here in hong kong are reacting to the headwinds. a fragile recovery with a legislative friction when it comes to the trump health care reform plan and what it means going forward. markets have done quite well. resilience. when you look across asia this week, emerging markets in particular, come along with me. andre looking at india south korea. i been looking at these individual charts all week when it comes to malaysia, indonesia. markets like this like india, south korea, very high data markets. these piling back into the markets. look at march.