that is how you will be free record you should go just a commune america michael says she feels deep shame at the horrors of auschwitz the crime should be silently remembered she says but this shouldn't be the only response. she's also listed once this site obliges us to keep the memories alive you know we have to remember the crimes we have to identify the perpetrators and to commemorate the victims in a dignified manner that is i mean cheering responsibility it's not open to negotiation and keeping these memories alive is becoming more difficult as a few and fewer survivors remain that is why this memorial site is so important the german chancellor promised to make 16000000 euros available for renovations this will go towards repairing barracks gas chambers and fences so they remain a visual reminder of germany's crimes well do tell your correspondent thomas barrett was at the memorial ceremony and he sent us his impressions of the chancellor's speech this was uncle of course 1st visit to auschwitz birkenau since she became chancellor 14 years ago he was also the 1st time that a ge

the chimneys that is how you will be free nor should be hoggish it could go pers tickle me in america michael says she feels deep shame at the horrors of auschwitz the crime should be silently remembered she says but this shouldn't be the only response. these are all talk fish good ones this site obliges us to keep the memories alive. we have to remember the crimes we have to identify the perpetrators and to commemorate the victims in a dignified manner that is our engineering responsibility it's not open to negotiation and keeping these memories alive is becoming more difficult as a few and fewer survivors remain that is why this memorial site is so important that the german chancellor promised to make $16000000.00 euros available for renovations this will go towards repairing barracks gas chambers and fences so they remain a visual reminder of germany's crimes. well france is bracing for a weekend of disruption with yellow this protest is expected to join striking public sector workers the largest drug for decades has crippled transportation in the country but in his 1st comments since this

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thank for attempting to awaken america, michael. i'm not minimizing impeachment, but this -- this is the legacy that will matter. one more. do i have time? we won't know the answer to this yes, because he has four more years to go. i would say the courts. bill calfry i'm saying the impact he's already had, he's doubling the pace of president obama with his selections. my guests just explained how the table was set for him by mitch mcconnell to be able to do so. >>> up ahead the brutal slaying of an 18-year-old barn ar freshman and shocking the ages of the alleged attackers. what should the just system do in cases like this? >>> and is president trump's impeachment just partisan bigering? how are thousands outside the beltway reacting? and answer my question -- which will greater impact on president trump's legacy? your school. your job. your dreams. your problems. (indistinct shouting) but at the y, we create opportunities for everyone, no matter who you are or where you're from. for a better us, donate to your local y today. for a

it is a sad day for america. michael, i asked you how can those two things be true at the same time? >> they seem at odds to me. >> the constitution is what it is. it's how you use it. >> can i mac a point in terms of what you asked maggie and where we are big picture on this? he is still controlling the narrative. i watched you last night when the six-page, single-spaced letter came out that many were regarding as unhinged, and i could tell how torn you were in terms of, hey, i've got to deal with this subject matter because he's the prutesident of the unid states. yet i don't know i want to give platform to some of the things he's saying. he controlled the news cycle last night. he controlled the news cycle this morning. whatever it is he's saying about john dingell, we're talking about it and we're not talking when we talk about dingell, the two causes that led to his impeachment. he's masterful at that. i'm not saying it as a positive attribute, but i've always said the man gives good ear. he knows what inflames that

stronger as we go in the latter half of the year or is uncertainty reigning all over corporate america? michaelthe biggest questions, cap ex-and using stock buybacks, it hasn't flown to a lot of capex which kept things going. consumption spending has been strong but stable and the business sector refused to join the party which they haven't felt there is a party to join given all the insecurities and there's not a lot of evidence the behavior is changing and people are expecting it to change but we'll have to wait to see if it really changes. michael m.: his "star wars" party isn't enough? alix: i have a yoda hat that is warm and comfy. michael m.: how much do we have to pay you to wear that on air? alix: totally. you know i'm a nerd. we'll break down the outlook for deals with bill. who is global head of m & a. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ alix: we head into 2020 and global m & a showing no signs to slow down and seems to be picking up. according to mark cooper, companies are focused on expansion at all costs. mark: the overarching theme in today's markets that's not going to stop is the need for gr

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, cheese and other goods joining us, senior vice president of wine and spirits wholesalers of america michaelg. thank you for having me. >> talking about a host of products, not just champagne, that's the focus with new year's eve a day away talking french wines, right? >> yes now i can hear you okay, yes >> we're talking not just about champagne, that's obviously the headline, talking about a number of other products that consumers are going to potentially have to pay higher prices on >> yes we look at the category, champagne, prosek oh drive that with consumers they've led both not to become a celebratory occasion but something they drink on a daily basis. consumer trends show they're both enjoyed on a daily basis, any type of tariff on the products will force consumers to look at more domestic options should the price increase. >> what are the chances of tariffs paid directly by importers are eaten at that level, or are we expecting them to be passed on to the consumer level? >> so currently the tariffs are being essentially eaten by suppliers, but that's not feasible for business i am tol

america. mayor michael bloomberg says i am shocked and shaddenned by last -- saddened by last night's attack andrified by the rise of anti-semitism in this country. former vice president joe biden saying it is tearing apart the fabric of our communities and the soul of this nation. biden is speaking to voters here in new hampshire. he had a town hall event earlier this morning. we expect him to speak here at this middle school, talk with voters, take questions from them in a little over an hour. laura? laura: and widen's comments on -- biden's comments on subpoenas are also raising eyebrowses over the weekend. how's he handling the pushback? >> reporter: biden now says if the senate were to subpoena him and say that he needed to appear in an impeachment trial, he would comply with that subpoena, though he says that he doesn't feel like there's any legal basis for him to appear as a witness. on friday "the des moines register" asked biden if he stood by statements he made earlier this month that he would not comply if he were subpoenaed to testify. biden said he stood by those remarks and that he

rob: the president later tweeting keep america great. jillian: michael bloomberg blasting his democratic rivals before tonight's debate. >> the presidency -- you've got to hit the ground running. we cannot wait after what has happened to our country. jillian: the former mayor of new york has an experience for the rest of the democrats and they are prepared hit the stage tonight in los angeles. "cavuto" candidates qualified, the fewest of the election cycle. mayor bloomberg will not be on the debate stage tonight. rob: an urgent travel warning, the state department says there is increased risk of violent crime in parts of mexico as americans pack their bags to escape the cold. aishah hasnie with where people are told to stay away from. >> reporter: highway robberies on the rise, illegal roadblocks set up by drug cartels targeting americans visiting family for the holidays. you are being asked not to travel to these five states in red and being asked to reconsider travel to areas in orange which is a big chunk of mexico. violent crime like murder and kidna

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what are the biggest threats macing america today we'll talk to author michael lewis about his new book. >>> and why ignoring the government is one of them. >>> and later, should you itemize or take the standard deduction? tax moves to save you money before end of the year. >>> right now, though, look at how the stock market ended the week. ♪ >>> government is sometimes seen as the problem not the solution. but it does play a vital role in keeping its citizens protected from making sure our food is safe to forecasting the waethear joining us, "new york times" best-selling author behind the book "the big short," "the blind side" his latest called "the fifth risk." thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> what is the "fifth risk"? >> aside from the title of my book it's where it comes from. i started this kind of wandering around the government, looking for the kind of risks that the trump administration might be ignoring and was in the energy department talking to the guy who manages the risk in the energy department and asked what are the top five risks you worry about? he

doesn't seem to have the time to check what he spent a good dog but there's credit michael bloomberg did promise america more work just to. get it. for president jobs creator. right america more jobs even if you don't particularly want them what makes it much much worse is that many of the prisons in the states a private run for profit and there are laws that force people to work so if you are in a jail and you are told to work you have to you'll be punished sometimes they pay you as much as $20.00 a month that's right $20.00 a month now here's the irony mike bloomberg billionaire one of the richest people in america was essentially paying folks what is a slave labor to cool people apparently tell them that he's a good guy wait the bloomberg is he was paying someone to pay someone to tell everyone what a good guy he is trump says he wants to run the nation like he's running is business god help us. everybody says stuff that comes back to bite them but when billionaires do it it's generally an order of magnitude. it gets. worse the further you dig when he launched his campaign his media bloomberg news se

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doesn't seem to have the time to check what he spent a good dog but there's credit michael bloomberg did promise america more work just to. get it. for president create. problems. right america more jobs even if you don't particularly want them what makes it much much worse is that many of the prisons in the states a private run for profit and there are laws that force people to work so if you are in a jail and you are told to work you have to you'll be punished sometimes they pay you as much as $20.00 a month that's right $20.00 a month now here's the irony mike bloomberg billionaire one of the richest people in america was essentially paying for what is a slave labor to cool people apparently tell them that he's a good guy wait the bloomberg is he was paying someone to pay someone to tell everyone what a good guy he is trump says he wants to run the nation like he's running is business god help us. everybody says stuff that comes back to bite them but when billionaires do it it's generally an order of magnitude. it gets. worse the further you dig when he launched his campaign his media bloomberg news

neil discussed the situation with our middle east correspondent paul asli earlier and michael greenstein from the america. paula let's go to you 1st the protests there they show little sign of relenting what do we know but today it's over well certainly at this stage they show no sign of dissipating we know and we've received reports that the american embassy staff including the ambassador have been evacuated from the compound but these reports come as we continue to hear that iraqi security forces off firing tear gas on the crowds to try and get them to disperse now many of the people there who were attending one of several funerals that was organized on tuesday for some of the victims of sunday's american airstrikes and as you mentioned the situation at the moment is far from being under control earlier the american ambassador was summoned for an explanation of the american strikes that targeted some 5 sites belonging to the cutter hizbullah armed group now this is a group that emerged after the american invasion of iraq in recent times it has repeatedly been involved in attacks against american forces