military equipment in the world the best jets the best missiles the best guns the best everything we make by far that's one thing i guess i assumed that prior to taking office but i really learned since being president our equipment is so much better than anybody else's equipment when you look at our company's lucky and boeing and grumman what the material the the equipment that we make is so far superior everybody wants to buy our equipment for x. the question is can they make it because they are doing very well can they make it for so many people so we are helping some of those countries get on line and buy the best equipment yeah go ahead. kristen brown with fox news on your upcoming summit with president putin did any of your allies here express any specific concerns or talk to you about anybody just that they'd like you to take with you when you go yeah it just the opposite of concern they actually and they'll probably come out with a little bit of an edict but they actually thank me for meeting with president put i look forward to the meeting they thanked me they thought it was

job they can, and then hope for the best. what you actually did was something different. you put a system together to make sure every one of your companies was going to follow this system. can you explain that? robert: sure, it is important. early on, you could not borrow money in software companies anyway. it was not probably until maybe 2006 or 2007 that you could lever up software companies. so there was no debt available. the only value, the value that you could create had to be inherent in the business, you have to now improve the operations. what we now do, we took the kernels of best practices, and developed a whole systemic approach. here is how you use this best practice to improve the efficacy of whatever that function is within that company. we then have a group, vista consulting group, that delivers, with over 100 people, who delivers the best practices to the management team and the management team adopts those best practices. the way i like to think about it, we install the best practices in those businesses tha

england cricket captainjoe root is best known for his batting but today he picked up his best everfiguresin the yorkshire county championship victory over lancashire. he took three of the four wickets that yorkshire needed for victory including that of another england colleague, jimmy anderson. he faced with four wickets forjust anderson. he faced with four wickets for just five runs. anderson. he faced with four wickets forjust five runs. from county cricket's all this competition to this news, and the people walking —— organising the new 100 ball tournament said no decision has been made on whether it will include 12 aside or 15 aside schemes. the times in the telegraph both ran stories today suggesting the england and wales cricket board after considering bigger playgroups. the ecb says that it is still in discussions about how the new competition would work but some feel that more investment should be given to the existing t20 blast competition. author was more investment in marketing of t20 blast it would be more successful. any product that has gone up 20% in a year, it says that th

job they can, and then hope for the best. what you actually did was something different. you put a system together to make sure every one of your companies was going to follow this system. can you explain that? robert: sure, it is important. early on, you could not borrow money in software companies anyway. it was not probably until maybe 2006 or 2007 that you could lever up software companies. so there was no debt available. the only value, the value that you could create had to be inherent in the business, you have to now improve the operations. what we now do, we took the kernels of best practices, and developed a whole systemic approach. here is how you use this best practice to improve the efficacy of whatever that function is within that company. we then have a group, vista consulting group, that delivers, with over 100 people, who delivers the best practices to the management team and the management team adopts those best practices. the way i like to think about it, we install the best practices in those businesses tha

the best jets, the best missiles, the best guns, the best everything. we make by far. that's one thing i guess i assumed prior to taking office but i really learned since being president our equipment is so much better than anybody else's equipment. when you look at our companies, boeing, lockheed. the equipment we make is so far superior. everybody wants to buy our equipment. the question is, can they make it? because they are doing very well. can they make it for so many people? so we are helping some of those countries get on line and buy the best equipment. yeah. go ahead. reporter: hi. kristen brown with fox news. on your upcoming summit with president putin, did any of your allies here express any specific concerns or talk to you about any messages they'd like you to take with you when you go to the summit? president trump: yeah, just the opposite of concern. they will probably come out with a little bit of an edict. they actually thanked me for meeting with president putin. i look forward to the meeting. they thanked me. they thought it was a great thing i was d

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missiles, the best guns, the best everything.hat i guess i assumed that prior to taking office, but i really learned since being president, our equipment is so much better than anybody else's equipment. when you look at our companies, the material and equipment we make is so far superior everyone wants to buy our equipment. the question is can they make it, they are doing very well. can they make it for so many people we are helping some of those countries get online and buy the best equipment. >> i'm kristin brown with fox news, on your upcoming summit with president putin, did any allies here express specific concerns or talked about messages they would like you to take with you. >> just the opposite. they will probably come out but they actually thanked me for meeting with president putin. i look forward to the meeting. they thought it was a great thing i was doing. they gave us their best wishes. now, with that being said, we'll see what happens. it's not going to be a big schedule, i don't think it should take a long time. w

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scarlet: coming up on "bloomberg best," the stories that shaped the week around the world. brexit plans move forward despite chaos in theresa may's cabinet. >> she is facing a life or death moment within the conservative party. scarlet: trade tensions ratchet up as u.s. and china tussle over tariffs. earnings season rolls in with some of the big banks reporting results. >> jpmorgan came out with strong results, nothing missed. scarlet: opec issues its output outlook for 2019. canada's central bank announces a rate hike. fox stepping up the bidding for sky. >> it could go higher from here. scarlet: experts share their analysis of a turbulent global economy. >> because of changing policy, there will be stress on spreads. >> we are not complacent only risks. >> if we lose those animal spirits, we have an issue. scarlet: heavy hitters in tech and media weigh-in from sung media valley. >> it is not yet finished. >> what we're doing is disruptive at some level, but positive. >> it changed everything. amazon is changing everything, facebook and google. scarlet: it is all straight

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if everyone had the same ideas, opinions, you would not be the best.the european championships in glasgow, find out what happens when we get golfers and breweries to swap sports. —— rowers to swa p breweries to swap sports. —— rowers to swap sports. it was a fantastic final round at the open. the leaderboard constantly changing, rory mcilroy and justin rose kept british interest going, tiger woods went on a charge, there was surely going to be another american winner. spieth, kisner, schauffele were primed, but francesco moilinari came up on the blind—side, victory by two shots and he is the first italian major winner. the us stranglehold on the majors over and that's got to be good news for europe ahead of the ryder cup in france at the end of september. i think it was important to break opposite the streak that they had going at winning majors. it was great to see rory and justin up there as well, fighting it out until there as well, fighting it out until the end and i think, you know, they have a really strong team, but we gave them a good fight in

i'm emma chandra, this is "bloomberg best."our weekly review of the most important business news analysis , and interviews from bloomberg television around the world. let's start with a day by day look at the headlines. the week began with a flurry of verbal sparring between united states and iran. >> president trump and the iranian president traded threats over the weekend as mike pompeo compared them to the mafia and accusing them of corruption and abuse. >> to the regime, the population are casualties in the march to fulfill the revelation. >> president trump tweeting out a glittering critique. "never threaten the united states again or you will suffer consequences the likes of which few throughout history have ever suffered before." >> i think what you are seeing is a coordinated campaign by the administration. in the week since president trump backed out of the 2015 nuclear agreement with iran, it is trying to bolster support among european allies around the globe to strangle iran's economy. they are re-imposing a set of s

june: i always want to give my best to them and find the most evocative image, the best words. clinton would say too many words. i wanted to be economical. i think that makes you better. just the best verbs, fewer adjectives. the ways to be economical, that made me a better writer, very careful about word choice. i was curious, what advice would you have for a policy person to be a better communicator of policy? june: that is pretty good. well, think first. the first question i ask about a speech assignment aside from the obvious, who is the audience? that has a huge influence on how you are going to be writing it, your audience. nasa engineers, or the graduating class of a college, or political donors? you go through the endless variety. in terms of policy i would say become a more direct or persuasive and more economically policy rider think about an audience, and audience that is not technically familiar with the material but not unintelligent, not uninterested. rather simply not conversant in the matter. i remember chief justice rehnquist wrote interesting books about the s

if somebody ask three years ago russia will beat spain the best players in the world in spain winning a lot of throw first everyone say no but football. it's the best sports in the world and that's why we like not always to being the favorite and that's why he's nice to be in the world cup in russia and that's football and small fish big fish once but not they were the troll the world playing for my country there's the best feeling in the world and that's why kids please dream dream come through play for your national team play hard and give all. of the course a final between england and sweden is being played in the three lions have reached the quarter finals of the tournament for the first time since two thousand and six but sweden won't grant them an easy passage of first ball before the game we decided to find out how well the team's fans knew their respective rivals games between these two tend to go down to the wire pick a look at their head to head record eight wins for england seven the first sweden draws and with things that so tight sometimes what makes all the difference is

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to buy and have the best stuff, the best skiequipment in the wo and to never have to use it. thank you very much, everybody. thank you. i'm going to be leaving in about half an hour, thank you. >> president trump wrapping up 40 minute news conference. a fascinating moment in international hilgs tire there. the president issuing up a two day meeting, he called it was wildly successful. we will dissect every part of it, my guests are joining me now to analyze this. we have michael hayden. we have nick robertson, also kaitlan collining. the con dex for this news conference is that european leaders, nato leaders that have been part of these meetings have been saying that the president outright threatened them suggesting that the united states was willing to "do his own thing if these other nato countries did not spend more on defense." the president saying he won the commitments he was looking for. never nato leader will tell you they were successful, i'm asking you did the other nato leaders consider these last 24 hours successful? >> they're going to consider them hugely disrup

the best jets, the best missiles, the best guns come the best everything. we may, by far -- i guess i assumed prior to taking office, but i have really learned since been president, our equipment is so much better than anybody else's equipment. amy: at the nato summit, president trump calls on member states to double their military spending to 4%, making clear where he wants that money to go. we will speak with katrina vanden heuvel from the nation magazine. looks the nation has released --, ground for secure elections for international security and the belief when a 2-d escalate tensions with russia and that there is a false choice between having secure elections and that relationship. nucuclear a catastrophe, elections are going to be an a afterthought. amy: masass protest are expected to greet trump as he arrives for his first visit to britain as president. protesters will float a 20 foot long giant baby trump blimp outside parliament that will ngry the president as an orange baby clututching a cell phone ready to tweet. repsents a hosof issu. it isn't j

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wife and i'm not but i've been very consistent with kev on the i actually think that he's been the best plan b. you're right steve and i also think he was what he's been one of the best performing players in the whole of the world started off fantastically well didn't score but you know contributed would say and then he scored two goals. but this was a six so. you know that that was a really really tough. stuff for them today not to have him. and the thing is i said this before that france was a one team for me that really stepped it up they went from being everything seeing people stand my voice so i don't even closer to them and on them so they were very i was the sort of slowly got through the group stages. but in that last sixteen. against argentina really stepped it up a goals from that griezmann said the french fans into ecstasy will have a frost that's up a look at the call outs. god why why why was i with what i was a what was the was it was was so the last pair of quarter finals are being played on saturday with the host nation russia taking on croatia in the result city of sof

boast one of the best players in the world and. i'm previously reached the semifinals in one nine hundred ninety eight. twenty years have passed and no one has managed to emulate but i believe in this team and i believe we can do better than a ninety eight with a little luck and several other things falling into place i'm certain we can do better than first. croatia staying cool as they plot to end russia's dream. but it's been a tournament full of surprises and i think is possible at this stage all over moody in saatchi thank you for your analysis and let's just take a look at england and sweden pre-game we're going to have an intriguing quarterfinal in samarra a physical game is expected with both sides strong at the back and adept pieces. gareth southgate has reason to smile before his side's game against colombia england had won a world cup knockout match in twelve years they've never won a penalty shoot out there already breaking records and they want more. we want to keep making the history and we know that. it's not since ni

and tiger woods says this year's open championship at carnoustie gives him his best chance of claiming5th major title. hello, and welcome to the programme. we start with cricket news, and england have put down a real marker for next year's world cup, which they're hosting. they thrashed india by eight wickets in the third one day international at headingley, and it means they clinch the series 2—1. england are the top ranked side in the 50—over format and this victory over the side ranked below them will strengthen their tag as favorites ahead of next year's tournament. with all the details here's our reporter henry moeran. england here's our reporter henry moeran. were dominant indian england were dominant against an indian team at the start of the series after the vydra at trent bridge looked as though they could run away with the series. england underlined their credentials as the number one team. performances from joe root, back—to—back ioos, number one team. performances from joe root, back—to—backioos, don't come around often and he has proven why he is one of the world's best an

kris: he's the best. he's the best dad and he's a doting father.e than anything. loves kim. they have a great relationship. they live across the street. when he had his medical issues, um, a couple of years ago, your family really rallied around him. - kris: always. - harvey: in my other-- in my other job, watching that, i don't know how he would've done without you guys. you know what? i think we're just all lucky, and i just keep saying this, but just extremely blessed to have each other. i mean, this is-- you know, you have, one beautiful, short life, and so you get through it the best you can, and when you have one another to share it with, and to be so close to, you know, there's-- there's no other option for us. we're just there when we need each other. and then finally, kris, you've had so many successes. well, you have. - i mean, you've had-- - i don't know. the one thing i can think of that didn't work out great was the talk show you tried. announcer: ladies and gentlemen, kris jenner! ( cheers and applause ) hi, everybody! the talk show w

emma: this is "bloomberg best."i'm emma chandra caret companies across the world releasing earnings reports this week. let's begin the roundup with some of the major european banks. >> more volatile market for ubs's investment bank, helping beat expectations, but that contrasted with the wealth plans unit which posted net yield money outflows and missed profit estimates. >> this quarter had some seasonality effect. outflows were expected. we had run off outflows from corporate transferred stock option plan, which is an interesting business, but low margin. we had almost no effect on leverage, on lending so clients are very cautious. we also had a very good signal of good momentum for financial manager compared to last year. outside the u.s., we had almost 6 billion net new money. overall, i am still positive about our developments and we don't look at net new money on a quarter to quarter basis. i am confident the rest of the year will be ok. >> switzerland's third largest wealth manager has boosted net new money in

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