ceo lachlan murdoch is already thinking about how to position the network for a post-trump future. that fox should decisively break with the president is former house speaker paul ryan, who joined the fox board in march. paul is embarrassed about trump, and now he has the power to do something about it, an executive whose spoken with ryan told gabe sherman. too bad paul ryan didn't have the power to do anything about it when he was speaker of the house of representatives. gabe sherman will join us for more of his reporting after this final break. (classical music playing throughout) the way you triumph over adversity. and live your lives. that's why we redesigned humira. we wanted to make the experience better for you. now there's less pain immediately following injection. we've reduced the size of the needle and removed the citrate buffers. and it has the same effectiveness you know and trust. humira citrate-free is here. a little change can make a big difference. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and

is reporting that the former speaker of the house paul ryan is telling the owners of fox news, the murdoch family, to prepare for the end of the trump era. gabe sherman will join us with his reporting at the end of the hour. and we will be on the fast track to impeachment for the rest of this hour. we'll be joined by two jurors in the impeachment trial of donald j. trump in the united states senate. if that's where the impeachment process ends up two senators on the committee which has no formal role in the impeachment but could conduct investigative hearings of its own. and we will be joined by a team of experts who have been guiding us through this story for over a week now including a former inspector general who has covered situations like this before. we'll be joined by larry pfeiffer. he was in charge of handling the transcripts for president obama's phone calls with the leaders of foreign governments. we'll get his reaction today. and the whistleblower's report of what that to the record of president trump's phone call with the president of ukraine. tonight, we now know what the fir

were arrested here in germany when they were there announcement that they were arrested sylvester murdoch from a took over of initially and he read their forces and the u.s. government untied terrorism a group. and the u.n. actually believed that doctrine and his forces carried around or more than a 1000 people and raped women india or congo that the guy that's the parson ok so we understand now why the i.c.c. would want him given the allegations you're talking about it's also pretty clear why the london government would want him to give us a sense of why maybe the congolese would want him for and why it would have been they interest to kill him. there are 2 reasons why i call go i try i would like to kill him 1st of all or. she committed here already committed crimes in congo that means that the women who were raped their kids who were recruited as child soldiers most of them well congress where congress is all these women who were raped where congress saw the crimes that he already committed actually were committed against congress rainbow and number 2 it's for the pretty girl reasons b

murdoch, i know the routine, this is not like this came from, again, the new york times or some whatu would call liberal, murdoch's paper reported. >> the journal story was hardly helpful at least at this juncture -- on that note, i have to go. thanks very much for coming by this sunday, ahead chaotic house hearing where the president president's campaign manager help or hurt, we will ask corey lewandowski. >> let me take you behind the scenes here, last sunday morning when i told my staff at "the new york times" story on brett kavanaugh was probably too thin for us to put it on the air given magnitude of the sexual assault allegation. but when i obtained page offense the book by the times reporters we tore up their show and led with it. here is what the book says, she refuse toddies cuss the incident though several of her friends says she does not recall it. that was left out of what "the new york times" published today. if this happened, wouldn't she be very, very likely to recall it? but most networks said they stuck with the narrative of the times and uncovered stunning new evide

rupert murdoch's fox empire is taking a bet in the us — launching sports gambling platform fox bet.ars. media firms, from disney to warner media, are mulling the us betting sector, but are wary over fears they could damage their brand. that is today's business briefing. we will be looking at what global media is discussing a just a moment. but first, this story. a man has pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of a 3.5—year—old boy — who was crushed behind a car seat in february last year. stephen waterson, who is 26, had denied any involvement in the death of alfie lamb at an earlier trial — in which the jury was unable to reach a verdict. 0ur correspondent richard lister has more. describing in court as the loveliest child you could ever meet. his mother had taken him from one chaotic home to another. his father figure was an anger controlling man with a history of violence. these are the last images of alfie, struggling to keep up with waterson and hall shopping trip. two adults and hall shopping trip. two adults and another child who lived in waterson ‘s flat, there seemed almost ob

murdoch, i know the routine, this is not like this came from, again, the new york times or some whatu would call liberal, murdoch's paper reported. >> the journal story was hardly helpful at least at this juncture -- on that note, i have to go. thanks very much for coming by this sunday, ahead chaotic house hearing where the president president's campaign manager help or hurt, we will ask corey lewandowski. what you're doing? [sighs defeatedly] (grover) do not worry, sir. i also fix cars! (burke) seen it. covered it. at farmers insurance, we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. ♪ bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum i was told to begin my aspirin regimen, blem. and i just didn't listen. until i almost lost my life. my doctors again ordered me to take aspirin, and i do. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. listen to the doctor. take it seriously. car vending machines and buying a car 100% online.vented now we've created a brand new way for you to sell your car. whether it's a year old or a few years old, we want to buy your car

this is a rue pepert murdoch pa. i think we really need to look at that. we also need to look at this whistle blower question. there is a major republican, senator burr, who has been a great defender and introduced whistle blower legislation, defended whistle blowers, and it is time for burr, a senior republican on the intel committee and chairman of the intel committee in the senate to say we need to see all of this correspondence. we need to release under the whistle blower act what occurred here. we need the transcript. and the president of the united states says, oh, this was a beautiful conversation. it was fine and it was all above board. let the president release the transcript if that's the case. >> we can't take his word seriously. he comes up with this b.s. all the time. he says things like that. we can't take those words seriously. that's my point. it is very frustrating. tell me your point about cover-up. >> well, this would be, once again, an apparent attempt at covering up and trying to move to other questions and muddy the waters of what the

. >> which is controlled by -- which is owned by rupert murdoch, who is friends with jared kushner. he's actually mentored jared kushner in the news publication business. and they broke stormy daniels and a series of these stories. so this is not a situation of smoke. this is a five-alarm blaze. >> shermichael, as the republican on the panel, are some of the friends of the republicans, when you hear rupert murdoch's paper has been one of the leads on this -- >> sure. >> -- whistle-blower story, the fact that you've not heard any senior members of congress, republican, come out. are they beginning to say wait a minute. this is becoming a bridge too far? >> i mean, i think you'll have some republicans behind closed doors that will say this is a problem. but i think the question, which is something that yamiche alluded to, for republicans is though they may not like what donald trump is doing, though many of them would privately say this is a step too far for the executive sfasas far as the pow that the executive should or should not have, for some of them, many of them, particularly t

is he going to call rupert murdoch's "wall street journal" fake news?g that donald trump pressured the ukrainian president eight times to interfere in american politics. >> the president deflected questions of whether he inappropriately enlisted a foreign government to help dig up dirt on a political rival and, instead, tried to shift the skr scrutiny to bide zbln. >> the conversation i had was largely congat laer to, corruption, all the corruption taking place. largely in fact that we don't want our people like vice president biden and his son creating to the corruption already in the ukraine. >> i'm not looking to hurt him with respect to his son. joe's got a lot of problems, joe's the good enough problems without that. but what he said was a terrible thing and he really made it a -- it was an offer. it was beyond an offer. it was something where he said, i'm not going to give billions of dollars to ukraine unless they remove this prosecutor. >> what the president is referring to was biden's role in cracking down on corruption in ukraine, including ca

saudi arabia especially since it was committed by individuals working for the saudi government the murdoch when a crime is committed against the saudi citizen by officials working for the saudi government as a leader i must take responsibility that this was a mistake and i must take all actions to avoid such a thing in the future well following that sense of you turkey's president diapers around was an opinion piece for the newspaper for the washington post and one promised this country would continue to investigate the question of g.'s murder scene and go see all who has more from istanbul. turkey is present taper down stays in his opinion piece that no event since in the event since $911.00 has caused threat to international public order then jamal has shipped just murder because in his piece he has written that this is a blatant abuse of diplomatic immunity as those 15 people who came to istanbul to kill damascus ship were members of the state the saudi state and they were called actually as diplomats that's why he believes that this caused a big chaos and controversy for the internatio

if you need a modern day equivalent think of the murdoch media empire only it's much older it dates but in the 19th century when the edwards family must afford. mining agriculture. the family used economic power to shape key moments in china's political history to give you an idea back in the 19th century the edwards played a major role in today's civil war and the pacific war with bolivia and peru to protect their business interests there was one the only family empire in chile a handful of families owned the country and still do well set them apart with their newspapers. the thing about edwards family line is that they understood the way in which the link between politics and economics operates like a sort of. that him is the media yes i'm going to follow me over. there but. it's much more than a newspaper it's a political institution that brings together an ideological and economic group one that campaigns and influences public opinion in ways from a point of view that defends its interests given. the. american deal has always been the most important paper in the country very conserv

saudi arabia especially since it was committed by individuals working for the saudi government the murdoch did when a crime is committed against a saudi citizen by officials working for the saudi government as a leader i must take responsibility that this was a mistake and i must take all actions to avoid such a thing in the future u.s. president donald trump says he wants to beat his accuser as the push for impeachment proceedings against him gathers pace made the revelation in a tweet saying the accusations a totally and accurate unfortunate and it's over a call in which trump asked ukraine's leader to investigate his political rival joe biden. $25.00 seized from the vice president of equitorial guinea have sold at auction for more than $23000000.00 swiss prosecutors took the cars in 2016 as part of a corruption investigation among them were for lamborghinis bentleys a maserati and a mclaren the $23000000.00 will go to charities in the tiny west african country which is one of africa's top all that produces. those are the headlines the news continues here after al-jazeera world stay with

channels where increasingly with the privatisation and the concentration of ownership you get rupert murdoch owning all the tabloids so many of them you have an axe k.g.b. . spy running the evening standard owning the evenings standard and you have known domes owning the daily mail so you have a situation where we'd be lost the commons as our information system and it's been accelerated of course by big tech by the amazons the face books and you tube increasingly we're seeing a standardized product which is aligned to a particular ideology which is predominantly us oriented as a kind of strength thank you that's it for this special show we'll be back on saturday until then give it a try social if you see it i'm. very strict to the u.s.s.r. it takes its work you can even you chose. not to far from here put us out of school 3 kenyan greedy it's real fun. and condensed milk we're trying not to use sugar we don't use synthetic coloring preservatives. president trump meets with his ukrainian counterpart in new york the fallout from a phone call a got back in july groves. a transcript of that conv

have no plans to book him in the future but we saw more of this kind of thing from another rupert murdoch owned media outlets sky news australia present and you bolt delivered a monologue claiming to be concerned about the child abuse and is being subjected. all those activists those reckless politicians who treated this chronically anxious and disturbed 16 year old is the new messiah and ashot into some sense at last. now able to see they've been patty not just to a collective histeria to an extraordinary child abuse and i don't suppose things are any more civilised on social media it's always worse online through the tweets by british political scientist justin murphy he said if you think. the maturity it's a guy global policy making then you cannot object to jeffrey dean paying fix dinner all of the sex at 13 was of course the american billionaire accused of serial sexual abuse of children who took his own life last month to have dealt with a torrent of sex of the beast with the kind of dignity and maturity some of her critics clearly lacked she tweeted i honestly don't understand why

channels where increasingly with the privatization and the concentration of ownership you get rupert murdoch owning all of the tabloids so many of them you have an axe k.g.b. . spy running the evening standard owning in the evenings standard and you have known domes owning the daily mail so you have a situation where we'd be lost the commons as our information system and it's been accelerated of course by big tech by the amazons the face books and you tube increasingly we're seeing a standardized product which is aligned to a particular ideology which is predominantly us oriented that's kind stanek thank you that's it for this special show we'll be back on saturday until then give it out for sure you see it up. unbelievable was. it. first in the headlines from r.t. in america house speaker nancy pelosi announces a full page for the inquiry into whether donald trump abused his presidential call to the president of ukraine. just going to post it when the 2020 lecture. president's betrayal of his oath of office of our national security and the trail of the integrity of our elections. they all s

ed golfer greg in norman and foxt news owner r murdoch. >>> looks like motorcycles will be a part of veteran's day weekend, thedv aacy group vets announced details about a three-day common strakes next memo weekend a says it plans torind pick up the massive motorcycle really tradnio established by rolling thunder for more than three ildecades motorcycles fd the streets in dc in support of prisoners of war and us service members missing inti on. am vet says their ride will focus on the same groups but also focus on suicide prevention. >> we have always admired the rollingthunder's tradition of bringing thousands upon thousands of riderssh into ington, dc to remember our pows and mi, and we feel that since they're not able to continue thetradition, that it's important that someone up the banner and run and am vets has taken on that challenge. e his year's ride wouldgid thunr its last because of inancial reasons. >>> now to some top caught on camera moments a litter of kit ins is safe 20 the flooding in texas thanks to a man who jumped into the flood waters tocue them. they were stuck u

if you need a modern equivalent think of the murdoch media empire only its much older dates but in the 19th century when the edwards family amassed a fortune bunking mining agriculture. the family used economic power to shape key moments in china's political history to give you an idea back in the 19th century the end was played a major role both into the civil war and the pacific war with bolivia and peru to protect their business interests yet it was one the only family in chile a handful of families owned the country can still do was set them up pots with their newspapers. for me. the thing about edwards family line is that they understood the way in which the link between politics and economics operates like a sort of. that hint is the media yes and we say going to follow me over. this. is much more than a newspaper it's a political institution that brings together an ideological and economic group one that campaigns and influences public opinion in ways from a point of view that defends its interests given. what american real has always been the most important paper in the country

rupert murdoch's fox empire is taking a bet in the us, launching sports gambling platform fox bet.venues of $9 billion over the next few years. media firms, from disney to warner media, are mulling entering the us betting sector, but are wary it could damage their brand. tensions at the global auto alliance renault nissan deepen as a top manager has quit, blaming the boss of the french carmaker, thierry bollore. arnaud deboeuf, the most senior alliance executive after carlos ghosn before he left, said he was forced to leave by renault‘s chief executive, according to the financial times. hong kong's embattled leader, carrie lam, has said that she has never offered to resign. her comments come a day after an audio recording emerged of her saying she would quit if she had "a choice". stephen mcdonelljoins us from hong kong with an update. this is embarrassing, to say the least? absolutely we are here at yet another pro—democracy rally in hong kong, all very peaceful at the moment. people have been paying attention to the remarks from the hong kong leader, carrie lam. it follows the le

saudi arabia especially since it was committed by individuals working for the saudi government the murdochwhen the crime is committed against a saudi citizen by officials working for the saudi government as a leader i must take responsibility for this was a mistake and i must take all actions to avoid such a thing in the future. while hundreds in saudi arabia have gathered for the funeral of king solomon's bodyguard and mecca major general abdul aziz out saddam was reportedly killed in jeddah by a friend over what's being described as a personal dispute on saturday night the gunman was also shot and killed in a standoff with police after refusing to surrender. yemen's heathy fighters have released what they say is video of several trips surrendering including saudi soldiers the operation is said to have taken place in the border town of knowledge around now saudi arabia is yet to comment on the matter the. specialized infantry units at the front line cord and a large number of the aggressors personnel and as they managed to set up ambushes as per the plan our forces opened a way to allow t

has no plans to book him in the future but we saw more of this kind of thing from another rupert murdoch owned media outlets sky news australia present and you bought delivered a monologue claiming to be concerned about the child abuse and is being subjected to. all those activists those reckless politicians who treated this.

candidate at murdoch university and here the grievances from her perspective. toward. an isolated incident this is something that has occurred for decades students studying one student studying outside of. we've always heard stories about how they're called monkeys. of course also has impacted. also have been called. who have been called monkeys or nuclear. for. this is one incident where an appeal is actually thrown into the field so many you can hear some of the hurt in her voice their commute describe for us what it's like to be in indonesia. if you're feeling. 588 years we've been under suppressed by indonesia illegal occupation that's ambassador to say that. it's part of indonesia but not west proper never part of indonesia we've been separated we've been separate we had different graphically culturally linguistically we had never been part of indonesia that's why they called us a monkey from the beginning when since they're. going to occupied our country 96 to treat since then blasted beginning 500000 men a woman has been killed up to now so in the news ambassado

and in dealing with rupert murdoch the whole fox deal in the drama behind that. juice in there and it's fun. when: it comes at a time well-known people in the business committee are out there writing books. jason: and he is not done. >> part of the deal with fox's that he has to stick around. he is launching a service with all of the stuff he has accomplished. this streaming service may be the peiord -- period at the end of the sentence. carol: we are available online and through our mobile app. and deftly check out our podcast available on apple podcasts, soundcloud, and bloomberg.com. more bloomberg television starts now. ♪ here, it all starts with a simple... hello! -hi! how can i help? a data plan for everyone. everyone? everyone. let's send to everyone! [ camera clicking ] wifi up there? -ahhh. sure, why not? how'd he get out?! a camera might figure it out. that was easy! glad i could help. at xfinity, we're here to make life simple. easy. awesome. so come ask, shop, discover at your xfinity store today. >> i'm taylor riggs and this is the "best of bloomberg

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and in dealing with rupert murdoch the whole fox deal in -- and the drama behind that. juice in there and it's fun. carol: it comes at a time when well-known people in the financial community, and in the business community are out there writing books jason: and he is . not done. >> part of the deal with fox's that he has to stick around. they are launching a streaming service, and all of the stuff they are doing with pixar. the streaming service may be the period at the end of the sentence. carol: we are available online and through our mobile app. and definitely check out our podcast available on apple podcasts, soundcloud, and bloomberg.com. more bloomberg television starts now. ♪ beyond the routine checkups. beyond the not-so-routine cases. comcast business is helping doctors provide care in whole new ways. all working with a new generation of technologies powered by our gig-speed network. because beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected. to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond.

let's talk about it with jason nichols who lectures at the university of maryland and jerome murdoch is a fox news contributor. welcome to you both. the senate is broken, washington dc statehood can save it. why do dc residents languish as second-class citizens in our own country while the senate runs further and further to the right without a popular mandate? it is racism. >> i don't think it has to do with race at all. some years ago, a democrat congressman from michigan who happens to be white said he was opposed to dc statehood and said nobody in dc change the columns of the capital and can leave whenever they want, no accused him of being racist. i don't think it has to do with race. there was a partisan concern that you see, you have two democratic senator that it to the u.s. senate and i like the idea of 50 states, 50 stars on the flag. >> congressman rashida tlaib is flying a flag with 51 stars. here's the gallup polling on this. do you favor or oppose dcs it, favorite 29%, of those 64%, no opinion 8%. a lot of people to persuade. >> we should talk to the dc residents was one

i'm travis murdoch, thank you for staying so late and spending time with me this evening. you put up the projector, please? i'm a physician. i work as an investor and my wife is a nurse. we move five years ago from canada. we have many relatives from canada. many of whom are our coming to visit us. we are planning on having three kids. we have one, we have one on the way. this is a project for us, 100%, with the intent to stay in a city and stay in the neighborhood that we really love much to say about our top floor, which we have refined and diminished in size quite significantly. it is a very important space for us for the three reasons. one is it is a family room, there is a small family room in the basement which will be used by my parents when they are staying there. the second point is that it is a separated space that i can use for business meetings, and i get a further guest bedroom when our families in town. you may have heard that people were upset about the project. many have actually written letters in support, including the neighbor to the east east. i should

>>carteret county sheriff's deputies received a call to this house on murdoch street around for tuesdayhe caller james frey, but said his wife had cut off his peanuts to me she destroyed his whole levee that in this is what she wanted to see what she didn't realize she was destroying all. deputies arrested a victoria free, but for the crime and put the severed peanuts on ice, they say 61 year-old james frey did was taken to fight it medical center where his current condition has not been released. neighbors are left trying to make sense of what happened in their neighborhood. >>i'm on this team that really an down. >>during today's court proceedings though woman was chrged with malicious castration and kidnapping she's due back in court next week. a drive-by shooting captured by a ring doorbell camera in chicago multiple gunshots could be heard as a teenager ran. >>and ducked behind a car. that teenager was not hit but to other by standards were of this happened yesterday and tonight a 35 year-old woman is in critical condition and a 21 year-old man. it is in stable condition. but we un

come on home to cracker barrel >>welcome back to the kron 00:04am morning news, a murdoch and straw inn this friday morning, gorgeous way to start off your friday, we're looking at clear conditions and a whole lot of sunshine. this our berkeley camera in the east bay and you can see nothing but i just believe skies and the temperatures going to get quite warm this afternoon as a warming trend starts today around the bay area and goes into the weekend. so here's a breakdown of your highs find your neighborhood downtown san francisco you'll be at 74 for the high in the mission district 75. it's going to be nice if the coast, the beaches are going to be great lots of sunshine. it's going to clear out too into the afternoon half moon bay 73, daly city 72. pacifica you're going to get 69 78 degrees in millbrae today but low 80's if you're going to be the burlingame area and then look at that 80's everywhere you look from foster city to san carlos in to redwood city along the peninsula and your south bay looks the same as well 80's. no matter where you look 82 in milpitas today. it's going t

here to debate, host of the rick unger show, rick unger, and fox news contributor deroy murdoch., is biden making the same mistake as hillary? in other words, i'm just not trump so vote for me because of what i'm not and not necessarily being focus what he plans to contribute? >> yeah, you know, as a rule of thumb i think it is a good idea when campaigns come together, the first thing you're prepared to answer is why? why do you want to be, fill in the blank. if you don't believe that, i know both of you do, just go back to teddy kennedy what it did to him when he didn't have an answer. he need as better answer. the funny part he had the answer in his original opening campaign video. he seems to have forgotten it though. deirdre: i was going to say, sometimes voters go for somebody who is not scripted. then in some cases maybe he should have stuck to the script. what do you think? do you think honestly he is the best that the dems could put forward for 2020? >> well what i see lacking is not just a rationale which he seems to be offering but fire in the belly. you want to see som

as the washington post or the nailed "new york times," this is a newspaper that is owned by rupert murdoch>> long time friend of donald trump. which i think is not worth -- it is worth noting that -- >> it broke the stormy daniels story. >> they also broke the stormy daniels. >> to their credit, good reporting. >> you know, i think when you watch him and today is a great example, he gives a -- i don't know a 45-ish minute photo opportunity and past presidency, you walk in and shout a question and they usually ignore you and take a few pictures and walk out. donald trump has remade that. but the most telling thing is he pauses and the president said this is the media had the worst week in the history of american society, you people are fake and awful. okay, who is next. he doesn't mean that. he understands and this is all just shtick as it relates to the media because it plays to his base. he consumes and is more interested in the media than any modern president we've had and i think things like that expose that fact. >> i want to play a few examples right now of rudy giuliani just before a

murdoch outlet. right? not from "washington post," which the president loves to rale against.dent-elect, president trump about eight times urged him to work with giuliani on a probe. important to point out here, too, they say that there was not a mention of a provision of foreign aid on that cowl to our cain. fascinating, though. especially based wa we heard from the president today, when asked directly this morning, if he ask eed the ukrainian president, the president said it doesn't matter what i discussed. does it matter if he discussed, perhaps, as many as eight times urging him to work with giuliani on a probe? >> well, i think it depends on whether the house of certainly there will be people and many democrats who believe that if this story turns out to be true and presumably a tape of this phone call exists, but if this is true, there will be people who will assert this was a classic abuse of power. that the president of the united states is not supposed to use the foreign policy of the united states to advance his electoral prospects, is supposed to be using the power

. >> and then dealing with rupert murdoch and how the fox deal came down and all the drama behind thats a lot of juice in there and it's fun. >> it comes at a time we feel like some really well known folks in the financial community and those in the business community are out there writing books about their time. >> he's not done. part of the deal with fox is he has to stick around. they're launching a streaming service and after all the stuff he's accomplished with pixar and all that, this streaming service may be the period at the end of the sentence and if that doesn't work, that's his legacy. carol: bloomberg available on newsstands and our mobile app and check doubt our business week podcast available at sound cloud and at bloomberg.com. more highlights there. more bloomberg television starts now. scarlet: i'm scarlet fu. this is "etf iq," where we focus on the access, risks, and rewards offered by exchange traded funds. ♪ scarlet: another former fed official weighs in on the chaos in the repo market. what is the trickle-down effect for the etf industry? 'diy' financial literacy.

and in dealing with rupert murdoch, the whole fox deal and all the drama behind that.ce in there and it's fun. carol: it comes at a time when we feel like some really well-known folks in the financial community, and in the business community are out there writing books about their time. jason: and he is not done. >> part of the deal with fox's that he has to stick around. they are launching a streaming service, and all of the stuff he has accomplished with pixar and things like that. the streaming service may be the period at the end of the sentence of his legacy. carol: "bloomberg businessweek " is available on newsstands now and online and through our mobile app. and definitely check out our daily business week podcast, available on apple podcasts, soundcloud, and bloomberg.com. lots more highlights from gbf there. more bloomberg television starts now. ♪ taylor: i'm taylor riggs, and this is the "best of bloomberg technology," where we bring you all of our top interviews from this week in tech. coming up, cyber security firm crowd strike found themselves in the middl

> we should point out this reporting about president trump talking to ukraine comes from a rupert murdochked newspaper, the "wall street journal" and murdock seen as a close ally of the president. let's chew over this with the panel. jane, let me start with you. the president said it doesn't matter what i discussed. it matters quite a bit. >> it does matter. it is interesting, because there is what matters politically and what matters legally. legally he's on slightly firmer ground. there has been some interesting writing in terms of what you can actually ask someone to do for you. if there is no evidence of quid pro quo, he's on firmer legal grounds with regard to this. but politically, it looks really bad. and think think you're going to hear a lot of people, specifically folks on the right saying this is good for trump because we can focus in on hunter biden. but there is a sense of trump does this. he has call for an investigation into virtually everyone and everything with which -- with whom he finds objectionable. so you heard the same thing when he was tweeting about jeffrey epstei

joining me is deroy murdoch. the countermove, president trump saying i will release the transcript.the conversation t was aboveboard, it was friendly. the biden thing came up not in a way that it is being portrayed in the media. your thoughts? >> the fact this transcript coming out in full unredacted tomorrow says to me the white house thinks it was nothing to fear. if they had something to hide, they would say sue us, drag this thing out for months. in 24 hours this entire cloud may part and sunshine may impart on donald j. trump. charles: at an event nancy pelosi asked about if these things are impeachable. she talked about preserving the republic. she talked talked about ben fra. talked about three coequal branches government. talked about trump's interpretation of article ii. she has to be thinking the way you're thinking. she understands the political calculus. she is being pushed by her left. >> if she announces impeachment inquiry at 5:00 p.m., we hear, hope this is congratulations, if you hear anything about biden sending information they will look really stupid. we heard th

joining me to discuss this whole thing, fox news contributor deroy murdoch.he jobs report is out i'm looking at unemployment rate for blacks and hispanics over all. black women, 4.4% from 5.2%. this motion that, opportunities all of these people getting these jobs, for first time ever, for first time ever, more non-whites than whites. by the way, began in the last two years. >> absolutely right and this is showing trump-nomics is working. the policies of tax cuts, deregulation, pro-business attitude are effective whereas obama's policies of tax increases, red tape, attacking companies failed. we heard from the left, we want to see economy works for all, not for the few. this is working for all. people who very often who have the least are participating in this economy and growth. evidencing higher wage growth for those people not minorities. charles: part of this report poverty rates down pretty significantly. 11.8% from 12.2 something like that. that is a big number. there it is on the screen. you can see it came down dramatically, the most for blacks and ir

have no plans to book him in the future but we saw more of this kind of thing from another rupert murdoch owned media outlets sky news australia present and you balts to live it a monologue claiming to be concerned about the child abuse and is being subjected. all those activists those reckless politicians who treated this chronically anxious and disturbed 16 year old is the new messiah and ashot into some sense at last. now able to see they've been patty not just to a collective histeria to an extraordinary child abuse and i don't suppose things are any more civilised on social media it's always worse online through the tweets by british political scientist justin murphy he said if you think. maturity is a guy global policy making then you cannot object to jeffrey dean paying fixed sr all of the sex at 13 was of course the american billionaire accused of serial sexual abuse of children who took his own life last month to have dealt with a torrent of sex abuse with the kind of dignity and maturity some of her critics clearly lacked she tweeted i honestly don't understand why adults would

fox ceo lock land murdoch is already thinking about how to position the network for a post trump futureeveryone is back. chris wallace just deserves a minute of praise. he has always been the same, tells the truth, and covers the story. >> and there is a civil war going on at fox. it is not just chris wallace, also shepard smith who has been in a war of words with tucker carlson. and you have some of their contributors going back and forth as well. judge napolitano. and what is interesting -- >> oh, god, what an image. >> what is interesting about that "vanity fair" story, it tells us something that we ought to understand, fox is run by people who have mixed viewers of donald trump. no family, no board of director shoes have as much power over american politics as they do. but something is going on there. the problem for fox though, if they turn too hard against trump, they will run the risk of alienating their audience. and the conservative audience wants to be a safe space. >> and how important is fox news to trump? >> extremely important. you could argue it is probably the single mos

if you need a modern equivalent think of the murdoch media empire only its much older dates but in the 19th century when the edwards family amassed a fortune bunking mining agriculture. the family used economic power to shape key moments in china's political history to give you an idea back in the 19th century the end was played a major role both until the civil war and the pacific war with bolivia and peru to protect their business interests there was one the only family and children a handful of families owned the country can still do well set them apart with their newspapers. the thing about edwards family line is that they understood the way in which the link between politics and economics operates like a sort of. that hint is the media yes and we saw going to follow me over. there but. it's much more than a newspaper it's a political institution that brings together an ideological and economic group one that campaigns and influences public opinion in ways from a point of view that defends its interests given. the idea of what american real has always been the. it important to pape

candidate at murdoch university and here the grievances from her perspective. toward. an isolated incident this is something that has occurred for decades students studying but one student studying outside of. you've always heard stories about how they're called monkeys. of course also has impacted. our football players who are also have been called. who have been called monkeys the new clean the field. for. that is one incident when an appeal was actually thrown into the field so barry you can hear some of the hurt in her voice their commute describe for us what it's like to be in indonesia. 50 years. 588 years we've been under suppressed by indonesia illegal occupation that's ambassador to say that west purports part of indonesia but not west proper never part of indonesia we've been separated we've been separate we are different graphically culturally linguistically we had never been part of indonesia that's why they called us a monkey from the beginning when since they're. going to occupied our country 96 a treat since then a blasted beginning 500000 men and woman

if you need a modern day equivalent think of the murdoch media empire only its much older it dates but in the 19th century when the edwards family a must a food bank in mining agriculture. the family used economic power to shape key moments in chinese political history to give you an idea back in the 19th century the edwards played a major role both into the civil war and the pacific war with bolivia and peru to protect their business interests yet it was one the only family children a handful of families owned the country can still do will set them apart with the newspapers. for me. the thing about the edwards family line is that they understood the way in which the link between politics and economics operates sort of. is the media you say we saw going to follow me a little money. but. it's much more than a newspaper it's a political institution. brings together an ideological and economic group one that campaigns and influences public opinion in ways from a point of view that the film interests live in. the audio air what american radio has always been the most important paper in the

danielle murdoch, chipotle trainee, danielle was told to make her employees work without pay along with several thousand chipotle employees to hold them accountable for wage forced into arbitration. and ernst & young accounting firm was paid thousands of dollars less than her male counterparts, subject to routine sexual harassment at work and her firm used forced arbitration to keep her gender discrimination claims out of court. she's been billed more than $185,000 by her arbitrators where the case is only in the discovery phase. and at louis vuitton, she was forced to apologize and the harasser was promoted. compel arbitration because of a force arbitration clause as part of her employment agreement. last i want to recognize is tara zuma of we work. fired after signing arbitration agreement that would have stripped employees in a trial by jury. since then she's been a staunch advocate testifying in california for legislation signed into law by governor jerry brown. i want to thank all the advocates for their advocacy, for being here, for giving us examples of the terrible unfairness an

disney by working hard so i kicked it around but then rupert and i started talking and ended up rupert murdochnded up buying the assets of 21st century fox and decided to stay longer at disney. >> a lot of metaphors. one from my boss, brian roberts. you have at one point someone bursts in, says, they went hostile and it could have been an ugly moment and then 50 pages later you're sharing a car with him like nothing happened. you seem to have a resilience and no resentment. >> well, i think resentment in many respects is a waste of energy whether it's, you know, psychic energy or physical energy i have a nice relationship with him. i respect brian. there would be no value at all in me having resent -- or being resentful of them. he's built a great company with his dad so be it we're competitors and also partners they distribute a lot of our content. i have other things to worry about. >> let me talk about something that i wish you had extended but you're not political other than that moment you're thinking about it if you were in charge of trade, you have the best chinese -- i don't know how m

candidate at murdoch university and here the grievances from her perspective. toward. an isolated incident this is something that has occurred for decades of students studying but one student studying outside of. you've always had so nice about how they're called monkeys. of course also has impacted. also have been called. who have been called monkeys or nuclear. for. this one incident when an appeal was actually thrown into the field so benny you can hear some of the hurt in her voice their commute describe for us what it's like to be in indonesia. 588 years we've been under suppressed by indonesia illegal occupation that's ambassador to say that. it's part of indonesia but not west proper never part of indonesia we've been separate we've been separate we had different graphically culturally linguistically we had never been part of indonesia that's why they called us a monkey from the beginning when since they're. going to occupied our country 96 to treat since then blasted beginning 500000 men a woman has been killed up to now so in this ambassador he claimed that wa

saudi arabia especially since it was committed by individuals working for the saudi government the murdoch to win a crime is committed against the saudi citizen by officials working for the saudi government as a leader i must take responsibility for that this was a mistake and i must take all actions to avoid such a thing in the future u.s. president don't trump says he wants to meet his accuser as the push for impeachment proceedings against him gathers pace trust me the revelation in a tweet saying the accusations are totally inaccurate and fraudulent it's over a call in which past ukraine's leader to investigate his political rival joe biden . in austria sebastian curtseys conservative people's party has want to stop parliamentary election according to the exit polls addressed supporters after the projections showed his party in the lead with more than 37 percent of the vote the election was called after the governing center right coalition collapsed following a corruption scandal at least one person has died after a fire broke out in an overcrowded migrant camp on the greek island of l

have no plans to book him in the future but we saw more of this kind of thing from another rupert murdochowned media outlets sky news australia present and you bought delivered a monologue claiming to be concerned about the child abuse and is being subjected. all those activists those reckless politicians who treated this chronically anxious and just a 16 year old is the new messiah and ashot into some sense at last. now able to see they've been patty not just to a collective histeria to an extraordinary child abuse and i don't suppose things are any more civilized on social media and i always was online through the tweets by british political scientist justin murphy he said if you think. maturity is a guy global policy making then you cannot object to jeffrey dean paying fix dinner all of the sex at 13 was of course the american billionaire accused of serial factual abuse of children who took his own life last month to have dealt with a torrent of sex abuse with the kind of dignity and maturity some of her critics clearly lacked she tweeted i honestly don't understand why adults would ch

in "the new york times," the washington, and especially "the wall street journal" owned by rupert murdochthe president's friend, who the journal has done great reporting, exposing apparently what has happened here with real intimidation of a foreign leader to get him to investigate a political opponent of the president of the united states. that would be a grave abuse of power. and what we are seeing in the president's response is also the pathology of donald trump talking about the electric chair, and we're watching again the contempt for the law, the contempt for process, the contempt for the office of the presidency as it's traditionally been conducted by those presidents who respect the constitution and the law. but there's one other parallel here that goes back to watergate, and that is we have, as in watergate, president nixon attempted to interfere with the democratic primaries, the opposition party's primaries by political espionage and sabotage to get the nominee he wanted to run against, who was george mcgovern, not senator muskie of maine, through political dirty tricks, espion

have no plans to book him in the future but we saw more of this kind of thing from another rupert murdoch owned media outlets sky news australia presents under bolt delivered a monologue claiming to be concerned about the child abuse is being subjected. all those activists those reckless politicians who treated this chronically anxious and just a 16 year old is the new messiah and ashot into some sense at last. now able to see they've been patty not just to a collective histeria to an extraordinary child abuse and i don't suppose things are any more civilized on social media and i always was online through the tweets by british political scientist justin murphy he said if you think. maturity is a guy global policy making then you cannot object to jeffrey dean paying fixed sr all of the sex at 13 was of course the american billionaire accused of serial factual abuse of children who took his own life last month to have dealt with a torrent of sex abuse with the kind of dignity and maturity some of her critics clearly lacked she tweeted i honestly don't understand why adults would choose to