what did bunge say? how did they quantify the hit from trade?the trade war has done no favors for anyone in the agricultural supply chain. whether that is farmers or big businesses like bunge. they have had a particularly rough go. during the second quarter, it disappointed investors after it said it made a wrong way bet the trade war would be resolved quickly. it followed that up this week with a profit warning that china's entrance into the market distorted prices because it caused american and brazilian soybean prices to converge. alix: that is a good point, it is not only because china may be buying less. china bought 49% less from the u.s. last year than it did the year before, a staggering amount. it's also the prices, they are not making as much for what they wind up charging. what do they have to do to navigate these two things? mario: really just calling the market right, alix. it is really tough. it is a tough dance, and bunge at the start of this trade war was actually favored to be somewhat of a beneficiary, just given its large foot

autonomous region it's hoped the move will bring peace to the area and much needed investment creating the bung some morrow autonomy's region was part of a deal reached between the government and the largest muslim brotherhood group which is spent decades fighting over dependence. a longtime ally of u.s. president donald trump has been provisionally released from custody after being arrested early this morning roger stone will face travel restrictions and a possible two hundred fifty thousand dollars fine if he fails to attend court proceedings. he's been charged with obstruction of justice witness tampering and making false statements stone was an advisor to donald trump during the twenty sixteen election campaign the charges stem from u.s. special counsel robert robert miller and his investigation into whether the truck campaign colluded with russia in the election. stone denies those charges here's what he said. i would really not guilty to these charges i will defeat them in court i believe this is a politically motivated investigation i am troubled by the political motivations of the prose

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bunge prepares to take a hit of $100 billion as it drags down soybean prices.rgill weighs in. ♪ alix: i am alix steel. welcome to "bloomberg commodities edge." 30 minutes focused on the com

those were -- workers who is in shopping, -- who isn't shopping, dining out, going to the movies, bungyone who owns businesses that serves these people, we are feeling the hit, too. the staff has really been hit hardest by it, because i have had to cut hours, drastically for some of them. rajini: how are you getting by in this difficult time? >> there is a little bit of good news to the story. the people of wichita are starting to rally around this, and they are starting to come in and eat lunch here and say we are here to save the cafÉ. they are coming in with articles from the papers saying "we heare yo having some problems and we are here to support you." i think this is already that people can feel like they are doing something to help the situation. that is clearly too big for us to solve. asjini: what is your message to the politicians inngton, dc? >> my message is open the government, get people out there boosting the economy, get the money flowg again to all the mom-and-pop shops like ours and all the other bunesses, and once it is open, then have your discussion. take the pres

it is a tough dance, and bunge at the start of the trade war was actually favored to be somewhat of aeficiary, just given its large footprint in south america. and it just hasn't -- it had some stumbles, some missteps and hasn't lived up to investor expectations. alix: does this make it more or less likely there will be a takeout target? lots of rumors as to who would be the buyers and if they are even up for sale. mario: right, absolutely which goes part and parcel with the fact that they do have this excellent coveted footprint. it does make them attractive to others in the space. the ceo changed announced earlier this week did very little to quell any m&a speculation. greg heckman, the acting ceo, at gavelon, and he helped guide them through the acquisition of the japanese trader. alix: mario parker joining us. thank you so much. as we head to break, our note of the week, it comes to us from john c. plant the chairman of , the value ag company no longer pursuing a sale. writing together with management we have been conducting a , rigorous and comprehensive strategy and portfolio re

negotiations with the philippine government that's led to a new law paving the way for the creation of the bungs more government in return the m.i.l.f. will it give up its weapons and demobilize thirty thousand fighters graham on where the rajaratnam school of international studies in singapore says there's still a long way to go before last in peace in mindanao. so what we're seeing here is and of is a very important milestone because for the first time a plebiscite has been undertaken that has led to a very loud voice by the majority of solving filipinos and in particular muslim some of the filipinos and mindanao barring a few other provinces that will have to vote in the coming days and day are of the opinion that what is being proffered by the manila government it is as feasible as a kind of you're right now one of the big changes or what the previous agreements which failed is a new approach to resource sharing and wealth sharing and the details of these mechanics will have to be what but i think the spirit of it seems to be going in the right direction now what needs to happen is that the

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outside the houses of parliament bunging the area into a cough and you have. i was shot my god oh my god i. am going to take the police deployed extra forces to the area but yet most fear remained. story here people on both sides wanted made a deal to be voted down no deal perks for two years were hoping to vote would start the perks of both finally rolled many remain as had their fingers crossed it would trigger a second referendum i always believe we should do what you know and just because you voted one doesn't mean you can reflect on how maybe more options it is binary lol so i know i feel that people have the right to change their minds and that most people don't support rights anymore. it was a very good thing which. people were promised all sorts of things in twenty sixteen which have not been delivered which were incapable of being delivered by the lever. joining me live to discuss how europe has been reacting to the vote so charlotte what are we hearing from the e.u. . well e.u. leaders have long lamented that to vote in the referendum back in two tho

details off secret but the party that allowed her to even be prime minister after she paid a defacto bung of a billion pounds. does not support the legally binding arrangement which ties us to the and ties us to the end definitely and ties us to the e.u. until the e.u. decided to let us go is not acceptable could to raise a maze deal be altered at the eleventh hour no said britain's finance minister u.k. chancellor of the exchequer philip hammond accuses those who believe in a last minute change of being delusional the idea that there is an option of renegotiating the eleventh hour is simply a delusion that u.k. mainstream media is arguably timidly turning a.

it is hoped that the move will bring peace to the area and much needed investment now creating the bung some moto autonomous region was part of a deal between the government and the largest muslim rebel group which is spent decades fighting for independence. and britain's queen elizabeth has called for opposing factions in the u.k. to find quote common ground her statement is seen as a veiled plea to end the bitter fighting over brags that as the march deadline looms for britain's exit from the european union as head of state the queen is expected to remain politically neutral in public. un human rights chief michele bachelet has called for talks to deescalate the situation in venezuela she also called for an investigation into claims that venezuelan security forces have killed at least twenty protesters they allege a crackdown followed a bid by the opposition leader won by the will to oust president nicolas maduro about bhutto says he's the victim of a u.s. led kuwait and has cut off diplomatic ties with washington. a defines nicolas maduro has gone on the offensive severing diplomatic

entire peace process along reduce lines why because in many of the provinces of that are under the new bung some moral region the there are a lot of intermixed faiths there and are stuck a lot of catholics of christians and muslims in those areas so there are attempts to stoke up of communal conflict but the thing is that is is good that something that is so easy to do so far none of these attacks on the churches have. resulted in such type of hatred between muslims and and. christians however it has resulted in the government trying to look for these groups and in the process and overstretching the military resources and also coming in to probable conflict with local secessionist groups or local units of the major such groups in the area when they run after terrorists so so we have to remember for example what happened several years ago in mombasa pano great i was going to come to the we can expect from the government into this to attack if you can hear me what response do you think we can expect from the government on this attack not just militarily but also as far as dealing with the iss

details of secret but the party that allowed her to even be prime minister after she paid a defacto bung of a billion pounds does not support the legally binding arrangement which ties us to the anti says to the end definitely and ties us to the e.u. until the e.u. decided to let us go as not acceptable could to raise a maize deal be altered at the eleventh hour no said britain's finance minister u.k. chancellor of the exchequer philip hammond accuses those who believe in a last minute change of being delusional the idea that there is an option of renegotiating the eleventh hour is simply a delusion and u.k. mainstream media is arguably timidly turning against stories making to promote tory backbenchers like this one seen insulting germy corbin's labor party there is no serious opposition there is nobody challenging the government in the way actually it ought to be a challenge because good opposition leads to good government there is to borrow does read his phrase a range of exhausted volcanoes i think some of them were never even volcanoes it's more like a range of low hills but is that

bung a front-runner, sh got a big target on her back. look, everybody saying well, can she do this?o that. >> and she puts her cards on the table too. >> all of them. she strong enough? what are the details going on? well, maybe we can't afford to have medical care for everyone or free college for everyone, some of the things she's talking about. so she will set the tone early, along with two or three other o attention from those who are trying to catch up. it's not easy. >> and let's talk about all the competitors are starting to come out that we're going to see over the next couple of months. there is also howard schultz just came out and said and he's got a ton of money, getting a lot of attention. but he is an independent. so is he our new ralph nader? >> he could be. look, independents have a very hard road when it comes to getting a nomination or much less an election. the states make it difficulther. what an independent can do is screw it up for somebody else. ralph nader screwed it up fort clinton. just took enough votes away. and on the other side, we saw ross perot screw i

we heard immigrants were responsible for a bung. of terrible things like the new deal, social security, unemployment insurance, eight hour workweek, awful things like that. they were also responsible for the great society which brought up medicare, medicaid, and the war on poverty. god for bid we let more immigrants in we might get healthcare for everybody. [ applause ] >> we might get environmental policies and awful things like that. my other opponent mentioned that we can't have mass immigration because it impacts people at the bottom of the economy. well, it's certainly true in the post worl world war ii years dug the period of strict immigration quotas there was lower inequality. people at the bottom of the economy did well. correlation doesn't equal causation. the reason inequality stopped in those years is because we had the most progressive tax system we ever had. we had social security. we used federal tax dollars to invest in affordable housing and the g.i. bill and medicaid and medicare and higher education institutions a

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