michael douglas is a project that i started for myself to try to. get rid of everything that around. because i found that the more things i own the less happy i was. never i was traveling i noticed that i didn't really miss all of the things that i had owned and when i got back i can really tell you what those things were so rather than continuing to keep them i decided to get rid of those things. we called them was like a website i put together and i listed everything that i owned at the time and i put a description next to and a price tag. and then over the course of about a year i sold all of that stuff with the goal of trying to get everything down into 2 boxes and 2 suitcases. and kind of my rule was that if i couldn't remember kind of last time that i used something i would get rid of it. by myself not worrying so much about what i'm going to buy next but more like what i'm going to do next or where i'm going to go next. the idea of minimalism manifests itself in our work in a lot of ways but mostly because what we're known for is really how o

and a big guy a negative terminology the movie wall street came out and michael douglas played a corporate raider and you know they say and i was you need to reprint the corporate rating so it's caught you know private equity and of course a mitt romney out of being capital cherokees also private equity asset stripper that was also a term used frequently to describe what's going on here so private equity is the new softer version of what is essentially asset stripping or a leveraged buyout fund and so leveraged buyout fund is the fund like mitt romney's bain capital what pledge the assets of the company they want to acquire as collateral for a loan and then they take that loan they buy the company split it pay back the loan and what's ever left over they keep and $1.00 of the most prized objects of a leveraged buyout is the pension fund so for 203035 years now these assets trippers the private equity guys have been acquiring huge corporations with borrowed money and then dissolving the pension fund and firing a lot of people and they raid the pension fund in this way and they steal people'

like michael douglas and glenn close in fatal attraction.own her in the bathtub and everybody relaxes and then all of a sudden she pops out of the bathtub with a knife. sudden libor of a is dead, it is drowned, now it comes out of the bathtub with a knife. it is like friday the 13th. it is just the last kick of a dinosaur that is fading away. i think that is a good thing. want transparent regulated policies. our bank, shamelessly i will credible processed a amount of ppp loans, a breakthrough liquidity on the exchange. it is very important to democratic capitalism to have a regulated, transparent market. romaine: richard, so great to have you on. i wish we could talk to you for the rest of the afternoon. you've accomplished a lot. we talk about financial futures, treasuries, what you've done in the mortgage-backed securities market, now trying to tackle the issue of these organized benchmark interest rates. ceoard sandor, chairman and of the american financial exchange. we will be back in a moment. this is bloomberg. ♪ romaine: welcome back.

michael, i love the fact that you're beginning to look like michael douglas and what was the movie. chael: falling down. greg: yes, the pandemic. i have a theory that you started cutting your hair and you kept making mistakes so you had to get lower and lower. >> that's kind of what happened. i buy clippers and i'm like i'm going for it. but now i'm in dallas and i'm doing shows and i found a barbershop. this is only done by a professional. people pay money for the. greg: why do you think of the cuomo governors enter brothers is a comedy routine. michael: they are hilarious, i don't mind the comic at all, i enjoyed the giants. i wish they would've done green screen work, i cannot get over the shot of anderson cooper. when did he turn into harry potter. he's gonna go up to trump and who cares if trump is taking hydro coxey corcoran, it's been on the market for millionaires they make it sound like his abu drug. if you take it for lupus or malaria, you are fine, but if you don't have both the go straight to your heart and you explode. it's the same thing with coronavirus. it knows if yo

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she leaves behind her beloved husband right there with her, also a deacon, michael douglas barrett, with whom i had the great honor of speaking yesterday. their children and her sister gloria. she is now reunited with another son greg, who she had lost but has now found. may god bless her and all of those who loved and worked alongside of her. she was a tremendous presence in the lives of many, and i know her memory will remain with them all. go to kearny in hudson county. for paul and dolores, otherwise known as liz mccurry. they were each 91 years old, and had been married for more than 60 of those years. they each passed from covid-19 within days of each other. liz, three days before paul. he could havee played james bond in his youth with that tux edo. paul was born and raised in kearny and served in the united states navy from 1954 to 1958. returning home, he returned to school and graduated from the rockers school of law. he was serve in a number of ,apacities in his hometown attorneys among them. from 1962 and 1964, he was elected did to represent hudson county in the general asse

douglas or shirley mcclain. i am very pleased to receive you as my guest. anyone who enjoyed michaelnsider where wallace was played by christopher plummer, will be intrigued by the doc‘s struggles that delayed his interview with the tobacco industry whistle—blower memorably portrayed by russell crowe. but the real revelations here are closer to home, and wallace's account of his personal insecurities, anxieties and struggles with depression. it is an engrossing portrait of a man in his profession and legacy, a legacy which arguably pave the way for both the best and the worst in modern tv journalism. this is the news for the hour. tell us about yourself. ido i do not know. you act like a science girl, tell me about science. a wannabe radio started trying to get a break around the same time that mike wallace was making waves in the late 50s is at the centre of the vast of night and an award winning pick that won a prize at the sundance last year and is now available on amazon prime. they work in a small town new mexico radio station and telephone exchange. number please. hello? there

douglas or shirley mcclain. i am very pleased to receive you as my guest. anyone who enjoyed michael insider where wallace was played by christopher plummer, will be intrigued by the doc‘s struggles that delayed his interview with the tobacco industry whistle—blower memorably portrayed by russell crowe. but the real revelations here are closer to home, and wallace's account of his personal insecurities, anxieties and struggles with depression. it is an engrossing portrait of a man, his profession and legacy, a legacy which arguably pave the way for both the best and the worst in modern tv journalism. this is the news for the hour. tell us about yourself. i do not know. you act like a science girl, tell me about science. a wannabe radio started trying to get a break around the same time that mike wallace was making waves in the late 50s is at the centre of the vast of night and an award winning pick that won a prize at the sundance last year and is now available on amazon prime. they work in a small town new mexico radio station and telephone exchange. number please. hello? there is a

douglas and shirley maclaine. i am very pleased to receive you as my guest, mr wallace. anyone who enjoyed michaelhe insider, in which wallace was played by christopher plummer, will be intrigued by this doc‘s brief account of the internecine struggles that delayed his interview with the tobacco industry whistleblowerjeffrey wigand, memorably portrayed by russell crowe. but the real revelations here are closer to home in wallace's account of his personal insecurities, anxieties and struggles with depression. it's an engrossing portrait of a man, his profession, and his legacy. a legacy which, arguably, paved the way for both the best and the worst in modern tvjournalism. this is the news for the hour. what would you like to tell us about yourself? i don't know. aren't you like some big science girl? tell me about science. a wannabe radio star trying to get a break at around the same time that mike wallace was making waves in the late 1950s is at the centre of the vast of night, an award winning indie pic that won the audience prize at the slamdance festival last year and is now available on amazon

douglas and shirley maclaine. i am very pleased to receive you as my guest, mr wallace. anyone who enjoyed michaelayed by christopher plummer, will be intrigued by this doc‘s brief account of the internecine struggles that delayed his interview with the tobacco industry whistleblowerjeffrey wigand, memorably portrayed by russell crowe. but the real revelations here are closer to home in wallace's account of his personal insecurities, anxieties, and struggles with depression. it's an engrossing portrait of a man, his profession, and his legacy. a legacy which, arguably, the way for both the best and the worst in modern tvjournalism. this is the news for the hour. what would you like to tell us about yourself? i don't know. aren't you like some big science girl? tell me about science. a wannabe radio star trying to get a break at around the same time that mike wallace was making waves in the late 19505 is at the centre of the vast of night, an award winning indie pic that won the audience prize at the slamdance festival last year and is now available on amazon prime. jake horowitz and sierra mccormi

douglas ross, who was a junior minister in the scottish office. so this has by no means gone away. nonetheless, we have had some mps and senior cabinet minister michael cummings did. anthony brown is a conservative mp and former aide to borisjohnson when he was in the mayor of london office. this is what he had to say. clearly there are strong passions in the conservative party and amongst the public about this but i think when dominic cummings gave his explanation yesterday he covered a lot of detail, answered a lot of questions people can be on both sides of this. as it happens, i think he acted reasonably and certainly legally. i must say that if i had somebody come to me with the unique situation of dominic cummings where he was coming down sick with his wife worried about it, and he had a four—year—old child that didn't have any care provision nearby, then in exceptional circumstances, covered by the guidance, you are allowed to do what is most likely to reduce harm. so you see there is some defence of dominic cummings's actions and people say they can understand his thinking around it that there are two aspects here. there are the specifics of