country a society even a civilization that rejects postmodernism and in this said something about amir putin represents that you have to go. well i completely agree but i think we also need to take into account the experience of the end of the cold war there was a very widespread illusion that this is the threat to hold moment of the which russia will eventually become a part and parcel of the west and. everything will be all yes yes and russia will embrace the western values one hundred percent will transform its national interests to the goldmans to the west and preferences and become a normal european power integrated into the famous european nations this transformation failed i think it was an illusion from the very beginning and this profound anger and dissatisfaction with the with the russian development blas. quite started to challenge what's called american here's your money or american because we live in a unocal there moment. which russia disliked well russia tried to get integrated into this you know pull the moments above the terms were not satisfactory for russia so russia start

certainly have a lot of friends who belong in this category who over russia and actually love lady amir putin and wish putin were their president i mean so when you're talking about when you have a choice between trump and clinton i'm not surprised there you go back and that will get laughs all across the united states of america so let's be clear there are there are limits to this. but there are consequence how many people in our country little of the pictures of putin bare chested they like that they like that they like these women to think that they want to be those like him in the u.s. that's part of the homes were destroyed that will be a really big. rejects postmodernism i think that's a very different thing and russia is a is a an example of a country a society even a civilization that rejects postmodernism and in this sense of things but a mere putin represents yeah yeah well i completely agree but i think we also need to take into account the experience old the end of the cold war there was a very widespread delusion that this is the threat to hold moment of the which russia will eve

president appeals for better times between berlin and moscow on the visit to russia he tells led amir putin that the two countries have to work together if they want to trust each other. it's good to have you with us tonight we start off with some breaking news from turkey a prosecutor's call that may have diplomatic echoes turkey's public prosecutor is seeking the release of german human rights activists. to start his trial got underway today after he was arrested it is stamboul last july there is accused of links to terrorism but berlin has dismissed those allegations and demanded that he be released he is among the group of eleven. activists being persecuted prosecuted rather including several from the rights watchdog amnesty international. i want to go now to our correspondent dorian jones he has been covering the trial proceedings for us in istanbul good evening to you dorian so was this decision from the prosecutor i mean was it it really expected certainly wasn't him speaking to amnesty officials ahead of the start of the trial today there was a hope the possibly some of the turkish

in amir putin will speak panel discussion moderated by bloomberg's senior executive editor john fraherorward to hearing some of the questions and answers. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." let's get to the bloomberg business flash. tesco will saints first dividend in three years. the first half profits beat estimates. they are try to offset the impacts of that by squeezing suppliers and cutting costs elsewhere. the yahoo hack four years ago was worse than reported. the company acquired by verizon says the security breach exposed all 3 billion of its users at the time. yahoo says the information did not include passwords, payment data or bank accounts. that is the bloomberg business flash. francine: now, let's get to the u.k. the premise to will plead with her conservative party to shape up its infighting. this comes after theresa may's domestic policies were overshadowed at the annual tory party conference. boris johnson gave a pretty good speech yesterday. the prime minister will give her speech in over one hour. joining us from manchester is anna edward

putin's political mentor in putin's early political life and so the subject was the first democratically elected mayor of simpy just bird so any subject grew up knowing right amir peretz in and see i think thinks of her in sort of almost like a fatherly way he calls like sushi which is the you know the diminutive of the name because it's some circumstances that could be considered affectionate i have to say that in some circumstances though it could also be considered rather condescending well we'll see what happens certainly in the coming weeks for the moment where we thank you. yes placer alert because a white supremacist is due to make a speech richard spence is taking advantage of freedom of speech rules to appear at the university of florida it's his first public appearance since and he races protester was killed during a violent rally in charlottesville reports. on the university of florida's campus students are doing their best to attend classes and study for exams but it's a challenge not to be distracted by increased security as authorities here brace themselves for the appearance of white supremacist richard spencer hailed from hearing our people here