here's brian taylor. arrival of brexit with a mixture of sadness and anger — sadness at what she believes will be the economic and social damage which will ensue, but anger because, as she argues, scotland has been taken out of the european union against the palpable will of the scottish people. so what does she intend to do about it? well, she intends to continue to press for a referendum to establish the choice for the people of scotland to opt for independence. but what sort of referendum? borisjohnson has already ruled out transferring powers to the scottish parliament, transferring powers to hold a formal statutory referendum, as was done in 2014. he says no to that concept. now, nicola sturgeon says she will continue to pursue that, to press for that. she will seek support from other areas of scotland, from civic scotland. she will continue to argue the case, she will discuss the question that might be put in a putative referendum. she will press for that. but she also says she's prepared to conside

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taylor: what are your members finally saying about real business impacts now to 2020 from this? briane effects, obviously. in asia in particular, there are some cruises that have had to have been canceled. some ships have been repositioned. our ships do repositioned on a regular basis. that's part of the way the business operates. a lot of the work is seasonal. associates have repositioned outside of the area. some have been dedicated to other routes. clearly, there is an effect in asia. it has really curtailed our operations there. we will be back when the situation has resolved. asia is an important market for us. a growing market. we are not abandoning it but we have to get through this coronavirus first. paul: all right, brian, of cruise rolling international association of maritime policy. thank you for joining us. 20 more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: let's get a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. pioneer asset management in the 20th century but in a sign of the times, franklin has bought legg mason. resources, combining they will be in a better position

taylor davis. he is in the pro-football hall of fame. super bowl mvp he is a legend. we love having him on terrell, davis. welcome back. >> upset. brianht it was upset. brian: you were seven point underdog. >> we didn't see it as an upset. brian: right away you challenging me. usually guests try to win me over. you challenged my intro. >> outside world. everybody said we weren't going to win that game. we didn't feel that way. we felt like we were supposed to beat them. we were the favorite in our minds. brian: leading up to that game, the story was the bronco fans didn't want to lose again in the super bowl. >> right, right. brian: like why did we even make it because we are not going to beat brett favre at his peek. >> first get the ball drive down the field and score a touchdown. brian: i remember. >> do you think 50 million people watching that game thought we were going to win that game? >> no as a matter of fact, we even had a little bit of like uh-oh here we go again down 7-0. afc hadn't won the super bowl in 17 years. familiar place where the afc was. we had to turn things around and win a championship. brian: he wins at the e