our guest is peter bergen. previously he taught at harvard, johns hopkins university and nyu . he is a former contributing editor. our phone lines are open. is our line for -- message or tweet. bloomfield, west virginia is first up. good morning. caller: thank you. about what our future will be. i think i need to begin by saying that most people recognized that trump was sort china shop,ll in a but they also recognized the china shop was a very corrupt and self-seeking oligarchy. increasing its power at what might be considered next potential rate in terms of controlling people. and limiting democracy. expect this was part of what they feared when they set up the constitution so a particular beulated section would not able to roll the majority -- to rule the majority of the country. host: do you want to phrase that is a question? caller: you mentioned a number of things of which i agree. , as iondering if you feel trial, which i from a lowers the bar .riminal prosecution guest: i wasn't clear what the question

i'll read everything peter bergen writes. but we are starting to get the first headlines from the new reporting that peter bergen includes in this book and it was "the guardian" newspaper in london who first grabbed and stuck a headline on one eye-popping newly reported detail from peter bergen's new book. i'm going to quote to you from "the guardian" here. quote, in his book, bergen describes about oval office meeting about north korea in mid-april 2017, after a string of north korean missile tests. and even made a model of a secret north korean facility, a model the size of a coffee table to illustrate the regime's covert weapons programs. trump was at this meeting shown a satellite image of the korean peninsula at night. that satellite image showed the lights of china and the lights of south korea and the blackness of north korea in between. trump originally mistook the black void of north korea in the satellite image for an ocean. presumably as these national security officials were explaining to him that that wasn't an o

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bergen is absolutely part of the corbyn tribe. but for a lot of people in the labour- party and it is early in the night --is thaot what we have hrd from candidates on the doorstep and even tonight, saying that the problems were much deeper than brexit and corbyn and corbynsm were much deeper problems. a f twem another lour mp, somebody from the right of the labour party come i "thone man's fault. his campaign from his mesto, his leahip.": of course, it is early. i had a ssage from a conservative in west yorkshire, where the tories were looking to scoop up a lot of those seats that had been leave constituencies. they were people who voted labour for time immemorial. soone told me that in liquid d hence worthwe the queue out of the door and they feel in good position to be taking those seats. the conservatives will have to remain really bigds inrnd grab labour territory using brexit as pa of the reason, but not the only part of the story. huw:'m told we might get the result from blyth valley in seven or eightinutes time. not long t

and bergen also reports that the president had ordered all u.s. civilians should be immediately evacuated from the entire nation of south korea. national security officials told him that would be received as the first step towards a war which of course could be a nuclear war with north korea. he nevertheless insisted that evacuation must happen. quote, trump is reported to have ignored the warning from the briefers telling his team, quote, go do it. logisticly you can imagine what it might mean to evacuate all u.s. civilians from south korea. even if in the view of america's national security professionals doing so could potentially start a nuclear war and it wouldn't necessarily be a good idea. you can at least imagine how it would go. you can at least imagine the u.s. government trying to carry out a terrible idea like that. how exactly did you think they were going to move seoul? just imagine new york city again just quite as big as seoul but it's the closest we've got in this country. imagine how it would go? just like call connecticut, we're

our guest is peter bergen.reviously he taught at harvard, johns hopkins university and nyu . he is a former contributing editor. our phone lines are open. is our line for -- message or tweet. bloomfield, west virginia is first up. good morning. caller: thank you. about what our future will be. i think i need to begin by saying that most people recognized that trump was sort china shop,ll in a but they also recognized the china shop was a very corrupt and self-seeking oligarchy. increasing its power at what might be considered next potential rate in terms of controlling people. and limiting democracy. expect this was part of what they feared when they set up the constitution so a particular beulated section would not able to roll the majority -- to rule the majority of the country. host: do you want to phrase that is a question? caller: you mentioned a number of things of which i agree. , as iondering if you feel trial, which i from a lowers the bar .riminal prosecution guest: i wasn't clear what the question wa

peter bergen has half a dozen books to his name.e's a professor, a veteran global security expert, and to our great everlasting daily frustration, he is also an on-air analyst at cnn. peter, it's great to you have. longtime fan, first-time caller. i'm holding your book aloft. for all of our viewers, tell your version of the story in the eyes of those who were in the room for starters. >> well, brian, thanks for having me on the show. you know, this was, i guess, to trump supporters, this is kind of an example of out of the box thinking. he seemed to be pretty serious in the oval office, instructing his team that the inhabitants of seoul had to move. you know, the city of seoul is 10 million people. there are 25 million people in the entire metropolitan region around seoul. and, you know, the officials didn't really know what to say. i mean he also at one point, you know, just to extend this, another scene in the book, he heard jack keen on fox, who is a fox news analyst, retired four-star general, say that the way to really get the

do you know where the bergen wall was. most here that's what it's my guess that it was here around here 7 do you know where the wall ran. back there behind the gates there's a line on the ground. i've been there and i get so from this where are we now in east or west berlin. i'm here. in the west. in the east yes the there with you 7 do you know what the brandenburg gate stands for no i just got here just my 1st time here actually did not know. it's a symbol of germany's reunification because so. exactly oh a very good. one of the obligatory sights in berlin connected with its division and the fall of the wall is obviously checkpoint charlie it can hardly be missed with all the tourists and probably around. these large format photos summarize the most important points about the former border crossing where east and west faced off told to toe under high tension. i continue on our quest for traces of germany's division along the berlin wall its fall in 1989 was the 1st big step toward reunification. an impressive relic is th

. >> of course i'm starting to worry bergen to see the bottom, there since crack starting to show insome of the data. not in the overall payrolls, we just had that blockbuster number. but some of the pmi's, and the manufacturing. starting to see some weakness there the hiring intentions are not what they were. so what that is something to pay attention to going ahead. but for right now were getting it summer gains. jack: 's investors ought to go into 2020 with her eyes wide open. coming up how can investors prepare for the innovations coming in the next decade? but first we are and shines a stop spotlight on the ten biggest stock winners of the past decade. that is what i love most about being a scientist at 3m is that i'm part of a community of problem solvers. we make ideas grow. from an everyday solution... to one that can take on a bigger challenge. from packaging tape... to tape that can bond materials to buildings... and planes. one idea can unlock a breadth of solutions. at 3m, we are solving problems that improve lives. jack: as we head into 2020 we take a look at which stock

. >> of course i'm starting to worry bergen to see the bottom, there since crack starting to show insome of the data. not in the overall payrolls, we just had that blockbuster number. but some of the pmi's, and the manufacturing. starting to see some weakness there the hiring intentions are not what they were. so what that is something to pay attention to going ahead. but for right now were getting it summer gains. jack: 's investors ought to go into 2020 with her eyes wide open. coming up how can investors prepare for the innovations coming in the next decade? but first we are and shines a stop spotlight on the ten biggest stock winners of the past decade. that is next. ugh, another electronic signature. you have to print, walk, sign, scan, recycle, walk, email yourself... really? more walking, try again, waiting, recycle, walk, email yourself, then get back to your day. or not. this isn't working. introducing samsung paperless workflow solutions. with the galaxy tab s6, you can sign digital documents on-screen, with a finger or your s pen. samsung business solutions. i'm part of a

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. >> of course i'm starting to worry bergen to see the bottom, there since crack starting to show insome of the data. not in the overall payrolls, we just had that blockbuster number. but some of the pmi's, and the manufacturing. starting to see some weakness there the hiring intentions are not what they were. so what that is something to pay attention to going ahead. but for right now were getting it summer gains. jack: 's investors ought to go into 2020 with her eyes wide open. coming up how can investors prepare for the innovations coming in the next decade? but first we are and shines a stop spotlight on the ten biggest stock winners of the past decade. that is you don't use this old thing, do you? no! or how 'bout this dinosaur right here? nope! then why are you still using a laser printer? it's got expensive toner cartridges. but this... is the epson ecotank color printer. no more expensive cartridges! big ink tanks. lots of ink. if you don't think this printer's right for you, just pick up your phone... (chuckling) ...and give me a call. the epson ecotank. just fill and chill.

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peter bergen is still with us.stand why his generals have in some cases interrupted their retirement, but have dropped everything, duty, honor, chain of command, to go work for him. is that also why they've been less than fully candid since leaving his employ to talk about donald trump? >> secretary mattis released a book, and people tried to get him to talk about trump. his view was, i'm not going to talk about a sitting president. in his book, he was pretty critical of president obama and joe biden. h.r. mcmaster has said nothing that i'm aware of about serving donald trump. i think there is a code of honor not to be critical of the president. so i don't anticipate mattis or mcmaster getting out and criticizing the president. obviously, we've had bill mccraven and also stan mccrystal, two of the leading military officers of their generation publicly taking stands against trump. but neither of them served with trump. and general mccrystal was offered the job of secretary of defense, and he turned it down because h

families nuisance mostly kept silent about the past and this in this part of a group led by peter bergen event which brings together descendants of nancy offenders and holocaust survivors his jewish grandparents were probably shot by hunger in nazis he says this picture of them has always been the carrier of his family's sadness the nazi past is still lets have who in many families he says is the. perpetrator generation never talked about this process guilt. feelings of shame. they were going on subconsciously they transmitted them to the next generation. as time passes that it's innocent feels the urge to break the silence she has plans to turn her family's nazi history into an art project she feels making this past populate it's important to prevent its repetition. crumbling rather than plain that's normal life for 7 year olds in china the parents are worried that school alone is not enough. that's where they fill their kids leisure time with foreign languages math and sports. it says a major impact on the family's whole life. joe in weights here every day at 330 for her son's class to

taylor: bloomberg's mark bergen, thank you for joining us.ing up, we will bring you the best of 2019, which includes endless facebook coverage, our interviews with the head of libra, and facebook coo, sheryl sandberg. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is bloomberg technology. i'm taylor riggs in san francisco. remaining 21 to sign on the dotted line in october. bloomberg spoke to the official from facebook, david marcus. was athe last week there lot of pressure mounting and i respect the fact that those businesses and leaders have a responsibility to their shareholders and employees and stakeholders. these companies will still have the ability to build. that they don't want to do the heavy lifting by our side at this moment in time and that is ok. we will have more members going forward in the next two quarters and we will go -- work really to address the questions raised by legitimate stakeholders around the world. >> a lot of the companies that did leave late last week are financial services companies. they are theoretically famili

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swedish climate activists gratitudes bergen joins thousands of young people on a march through madrid to the mounting world leaders to take real action on climate change. german chancellor angela merkel makes her thirst official visit to the auschwitz death she says remembering the nazis barbaric murder of millions of jews and others is a responsibility for us. and fronts braces for a 3rd day of travel destruction with yellow fist protest is expected to join in striking transport workers the government insists it will not back down from its planned pension reform. dreamed welcome in australia several bushfires have joined together north of sydney to form what's being called a mega fire it's burning out of control in an area stretching some 60 kilometers and authorities say it's just too big to put out a strategy has been dealing with severe fires for weeks now bushfire is a common day but meteorologists say climate change is and is exacerbating the fire season and therefore costing more hot dry and windy conditions in the coming days. some of the flames the 30 meters high this footage

taylor: bloomberg's mark bergen, thank you for joining us.g up, we will bring you the best of 2019, which includes endless facebook coverage, our interviews with the head of libra, and facebook coo, sheryl sandberg. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ this is "bloomberg technology." i'm taylor riggs in san francisco. despite losing seven partners for its cryptocurrency, facebook got the remaining 21 to sign on the dotted line in october. we spoke to david marcus. >> in the last week there was a lot of pressure mounting and i respect the fact that those businesses and leaders have a responsibility to their shareholders and employees and stakeholders. given that you don't need to be a member of the association to build on top of the libra network these companies will , still have the ability to build on top of libra. i understand that they don't want to do the heavy lifting by our side at this moment in time and that is ok. we will move forward, we're going to add more members going quartersn the next two and we are going to work really hard t

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that was mark bergen.or joining us. 5g is fundamental technology change that will affect the way people do business. that is according to the qualcomm ceo. he sat down with caroline hyde to discuss the importance of 5g and the role qualcomm plays in this technological transition. take a listen. way see it kind of the same like electricity or water or these fundamental technology changes that change the way people do business, for example. that is really how people in the industry are thinking about 5g. clearly, it will impact the cellular industry. you will see a lot of benefits for the consumer and operators. you will also see when you have the ability to connect everything in the world, it is going to change the way people do business. it is going to change the way factories are structured, it will change the way we deliver health care, logistics. this whole digitization of business and the infrastructure of the world will be very significant. it is actually one of the reasons why you see so much interna

in peter bergen's new book, he writes trump was regularly briefed that north korea possessed vast numbers artillery batteries that could potentially kill mols in seoul, no, i didn't, -- in any event of a war. trump said they have to move. the officials in the oval office weren't sure if trump was joking. trump repeated, they have to move. no one knew what to say. the book goes on to point out that seoul is one of the largest cities in the world with a population of roughly 25 million, give or take, more than the population of australia. the author is here with us tonight, peterbergen has half a dozen books to his name. he's a professor, a veteran, global security expert, and to our great ever lasting daily frustration, he is also an on-air analyst at cnn. peter, it's great to have you, longtime fan, first-time caller. i'm holding your book aloft for all of our viewers. tell your version of this story in the eyes of those who were in the room for starters. >> thanks for having me on the show. this was -- i guess to trump supporters this is a kind of example of out-of-the-box thinking. i me

packages of the season and as you can see it's incredibly tight just 14 points separate leipzig and out bergen 10th one of these teams will be fooled there's plenty of work still to be done with a relegation battle for all the sides in the bottom off now for the 1st time since 2009 we have a team other than byron dorgan at the top of the table at mid-season the club and the company behind it have not shied away from the fact they want a title sooner rather than later in life see is this their season and possibly their best chance as well i think absolutely 2 points clear at the top and crucially i think for put points clear or buy in which is sort of the yardstick any buddying potential champion is actually measuring themselves against the aspirant 3rd but they are the team that everybody needs to know you know that they need to finish ahead of if they want to win that the bundesliga more goals than anybody 2nd best offense in the league and in my opinion they've got the best coach somebody that can change a game from apps you know we saw that last week against brasil dortmund and also of cour

we are joined by mark bergen. this is the first time they have -- compensation to performance.? mark: i think in part because sundar is the man in charge. larry and sergey have stepped down away from the company. i imagine this is where the board is turning it into more of a managerial, conventional company in some ways. google has said they are not a conventional company and part of that is how they structured the executive compensation. a lot of it was about retention. they built incentives to keep sundar around. now the board feels this is tying it to performance is something that is necessary. taylor: what are some of those performance metrics? mark: the performance of the stock of the company. google is still 99% of the sales. i don't see that happening in the next three years really dramatically changing. you have waymo, the self driving cars. the market speculates if they spin those units out entirely, whether that would affect the stock. the stock is primarily looking at a couple of things. one is growth of the core advertising business and any progress they are making

you to rebecca rivers and mark bergen.g up, a car break-in that has left tens of thousands of people's data compromised. bloomberg technology is livestreaming on twitter. be sure to follow our global breaking news network. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: facebook has been under fire for exposing its users data. almost 30,000 facebook workers had their personal data optimized last month when a thief took corporate hard drives from an employee's car. here to discuss the incident is kurt wagner. how does this happen? kurt: we talk about facebook and personal data all the time, but never their own employees' data. experience,reak from what it been described. this employee who works in the payroll department had these hard drives, probably brought them with her to do work at home. someone smashed the window, wrapped the back with the hard drives and by the time facebook did this forensic analysis, they realized it was a lot of this personal banking information. hard drive data was taken out of the office and facebook has not reall

during the reagan years and reagan pretty much told the business world if you want to illegally break bergen izing efforts and strikes go ahead they are in violation of the law and if they do not report for work within 48 hours they have forfeited their jobs and will be terminated to continue to the ninety's and of course with george w. bush went through the roof by now less than 7 percent of private sector workers have unions. the effect is that the usual counterforce to an offensive or highly class conscious business klyce is dissolved. not if you're in a position of power you want to maintain class consciousness for yourself but a limited everywhere else you're back to the 19th century in the early days of the industrial revolution and the united states working people were very conscious of this they in fact overwhelmingly regarded that wage labor as not very different from slavery to the different only in that it was temporary effect of such a popular idea that was a slogan of the republican party. well that was a very sharp class consciousness in the interests of power and privilege it'

nic robertson, peter bergen, thank you both. appreciate it. >>> still ahead, house judiciary chairman jerry nadler not mincing words when it comes to impeachment. >> i think the case we have, if presented to a jury, would be a guilty verdict in about three minutes flat. >> the case democrats are building and how republicans are responding. it was in this small little village- in connemara. right! connemara it is! there's one gift the whole family can share this holiday season, their story. give the gift of discovery, with an ancestrydna kit. today's senior living communities have never been better, with amazing amenities like movie theaters, exercise rooms and swimming pools, public cafes, bars and bistros even pet care services. and there's never been an easier way to get great advice. a place for mom is a free service that pairs you with a local advisor to help you sort through your options and find a perfect place. a place for mom. you know your family we know senior living. together we'll make the right choice. going back to

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morning, as part of author's week, cnn national security analyst and new american vice president peter bergen will join us to talk terry is book and then jeffries discusses the rising federal deficit and efforts to reduce the national debt. watch live at 7:00 theern morning and be sure to watch authors week on key public policy issues all week beginning at 8:00 eastern on c-span's ashington journal. susan: i wanted to put the cover of your new book, "dignity," on the screen. explain its essence to me. chris: it is a book about my five years driving around the united states, spending time in what i would call back road america, the part of america that is everywhere. it is not a red state or blue state thing, it is the towns and communities that have been ignored or left behind or forgotten. places like selma, alabama, like the north side of milwaukee, places like the bronx in new york city. places that are kind of stigmatized and defined in various ways as being places where there is high crime or poverty, but places that make up a large part of the united tates. susan: that is the back row,

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we are joined now by peter bergen, author of trump and his generals. thanks for coming in.rounds himself with brass, loves his generals, and then he gets unhappy and somehow they all have to leave. a multiple one could from your book, talking about the generals and you say... what happened ? trump what happened? trump is the first american president in history to have neither served in the military or public office so he need people who knew how to make things work. and also, you recall that about 100 of leading top republican experts said they would never work for charm. military officers generally do not take political positions, so by default he needed these military guys. very impressive group of people, to basically tell him how to run the war against isis and afghanistan and iraq and other places. over time, the policy differences begin to add up. these generally... they wanted to give a long—term commitment to the afghan warand long—term commitment to the afghan war and over time they were either pushed out, resigned or left early. and today, john kelly, the former c

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