we just had the ifo data come out. it came in slightly weaker than expectation, german business morale has also fallen in november as well good morning to you, sir thank you for taking the time to chat to us today just looking at the number, again, this is another month where we begin to see some losing momentum, twindling momentum and forward looking indicators coming out of the german economy, how concerned are you getting? >> good morning, yes, there are actually signs that the long up turn we had is ending. the german economy is cooling down if we look at the sectors, it's really very broad across all industry sectors, even domestically if you look at the construction industry which really had a record run this run has now stalled at least so we do think that this is not anything like a strong downturn but the economy is cooling down. >> yet looking at the q3 gdp numbers, we saw a german economy that for that one month posted a negative number. how much of that is on the back of transitory numbers such as the new e

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the company is also -- also said the ifo business days to reduce expenses by $900 million next year as plans to eliminate 10% of non-technical staff. the news follows a bad week for apple after four suppliers cut revenue estimates because of weak iphone demands. tore joined from taipei discuss. >> 50% of foxconn's revenue comes from apple. they have a number one supplier. they are important to foxconn. six of the 20 billion and cuts is in the iphone division. there is a lot more in other division. what that tells us is this is not an iphone only problem. it is broader. foxconn's catalogue of clients includes hp, cisco, dell, a long list of international names. they are all impacted. they all feed into the wider issue that we are seeing in the electronics industry and the foxconn is the one company that gets hit by all of it. emily: what is the wider issue that people are just not buying hardware? o'er the market is not growing as much as it has been? we have a macroeconomic headwinds. it a lot of people are getting caught up in trade tensions, u.s.-china tensions. it is bigger and deep

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have -- ifoing to there is a threat someplace, get someone who is trained to handle that threat to deal with it. that's how you handle these situations. you are never going to have a perfect situation. we are always hoping the heroes there someplace. in real life that's hard to happen. adding more guns to the situation just ends up usually having more things go wrong. has anyone here been in a school in the has been a school shooting? >> the gentleman in the back. paul: the one i usually bring up when i'm speaking at college they will talk about college kids with their's concealed carry permit. folks have gone through years of school, generally, and have not -- not many people have been in a school shooting. there's more now than there used to be. you in collegeof and anybody who ever got drunk, abused drugs, who was seriously depressed or had relationship issues, whatever. you adding to that the fact that college dorms are not very secure in the classrooms don't have places to store things. the idea of adding more guns into a college setting or even a k-12 setting i don't think makes s

we are talking about the iso business climate index -- iso business climate index -- ifo business climateock market looking volatile, many things taking a toll. the white line is expectations also coming down, and the yellow line is current risk assessment. ,ne thing mario draghi said "remember, the end of bond purchases won't remember the end of -- won't mean the end of stimulus. -- stimulus." they aren't raising rates until sometime in on them of next year. they have a lot of securities they are holding on in their portfolio. i think that's why's -- why he's saying that. long-term refi operations, they are going to lend money to banks. to keep a good condition for the economy to keep growing. haidi: it's one thing to end bond purchases, going into next year we have the trade war, oil prices, the energy market getting impacted, the selloff in volatility expected to be continued. think that's the question of the day, the week, the month, and as we go into 2019, i just talked about german come of the business confidence index. we just saw japan's pmi, one of the world. the oh ecb last week

t could totally destroyed be destroyed by any administration that wants to do away with regulation, ifo comfortable that we will not get too far. that the pendulum will not swing too far. jeremy: these are metaphors of history. cycle, it is a pendulum, straight line going up or down, i think that as we consider the legacies of this moment, right, i think that we can --- all of these frames have already come into this discussion. what i would like to ask you about as you think about the way that science and activism are co-located in this discussion, because david you mentioned that what happened here as activists came to the table, susan, you mentioned a story in which you as a scientist did not think that you were an activist, and then you found yourself wearing those act up sweatshirts. how does that interaction, the role of a science-based regulator that is accountable to its public, right? something that either david as you suggested earlier, may not have been inflicted by civil disobedience as the glorious narrative gives it, or great -- gregg and mark as you said, required civil d