leading into the themes that we were talking about with dirk.saying wirecard is limited, and he doesn't want to get into any am a day where he would be in a jr. position in any deal. we would have -- we will have more from mr. sewing coming up. we will talk china, coronavirus, and plans for a new hotel with the chick executive -- with chief executive. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is uber surveillance. let's get to the bloomberg business flash. leigh-ann: google and deutsche bank have agreed to form a long-term partnership. -- chiefyed executive executive krishan ceiling says it will be an important driver for the -- the u.s. tech company providing cloud computing services. liver has learned the two companies plan a joint -- bloomberg has learned the two companies plan a joint investment for 10 years. tiktok will be removed from local app stores in hong kong, the first internet service to withdraw after beijing enacted sweeping national security laws. the company did not a spleen the reason for the decision. -- did not explain the reason f

dirk: okay. man #7: okay? dirk: quite a bit. what do you think it's gonna cost?e, i'm gonna say you're probably $4,500. lemonis: did you take it to a service center before you gave him the money? tad: no. lemonis: and so we paid how much for this truck? tad: $50,000. lemonis: it doesn't look good. mark: no. so that's gonna need a complete scrape and reseal. another $800 to $1,000. lemonis: did you look on the roof, or no? tad: no. no ladder. lemonis: no estimate, no research, and now we're gonna spend another who know's what. i'm not happy about this. why does that happen? why, in one sense, are you in the weeds, in everybody's business, in everybody's -- questioning everything they're doing, but on something like this, you gloss over the detail? how does that happen? tad: i happen to love this [bleep] truck. and i'm asking for help in areas. and i don't feel like i'm getting it. lemonis: what help would you like? you want me to make sure that there's a place for you to get an inspection before you buy it? tad: yeah! lemonis: i did! i did! tad: you know what, giv

dirk doesn't know anything he thinks pandemic is a cool band name.t, president trump, couldn't you just give america some faith in our scientists instead of calling your own expert a liar it's like the worst job recommendation at ever "terry is a great plumber. he's been doing it his whole life also, he knows nothing about toilets or sinks or water. keep away from pipes." i mean, couldn't you just not throw your own guy under the bus especially when it's this guy? i mean, how can you hate that face he looks like stuart little grew up and got his medical degree [ light laughter ] but look, even if president trump is playing kerplunk with the nation's health. then america, couldn't you just do what's right anyway fauci might not be here for much longer but couldn't you just embrace the fauch inside of you wear a mask. wash your hands. pronounce soda "soder. and most of all, don't go to dirk's house to listen to his band's new demo. i mean, couldn't you just? >> this has been "couldn't you just?" ♪ >> jimmy: well, if trump is looking to discredit one of

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in brasil you continue seeing how the 2 noble economic system dirk's so that powerful companies can deliver more and more meat soya corn and sugar cane to the world with all sorts of green labels rain forests are tiered and human rights why are they to. the indigenous peoples one justice to lend is rightfully theirs but it simply taken away from them never returned. to new owner asking to the profits entire gangs of thugs. corrupt politicians insurance and to military police fight for the wrong side. in the name of profit people into an environment around them no i simply cleared out. so what does exist because it got a lot better than that other less a bill some us israel's and then by means of get their interests multi asuka blood to. use a government and it's not they won't do. very we're going to. go out and day. and a 1000000 recess and still ask. and malaya. dead and then they. are all mine. it's the. i was down south. i'm. the most moon the. sun the moon and most sunny most of us on the line some sun comes up the compliment on. us. soon. join me every thursday i'll be all excited i'm

, what do i do dirk doesn't know anything he thinks pandemic is a cool band made.ou're at it, couldn't you give america some faith in our scientists instead of calling your own expert a liar like the worst job recommendation at all. terry is a great plumber, doing it all his life and doesn't know anything about sinks and water keep away from pipes how can you not throw this guy under the bus? how can you hate that face he looks like stewart little got a medical degree america, couldn't you just do what's right any way fauci might not be here much longer couldn't you embrace the fauch inside of you, wear mask and wash your hands and pronounce soda soda. and couldn't you just -- >> this has been couldn't you just >> if trump is looking to discredit one of his top medical experts he must be getting this coronavirus from a source -- >> trump is getting his advice from game show host chuck woolery. >> that's interesting but before i make any decisions i want to hear what wink martindale has to say. chuck willard. for those that don't know him, he's a crazy ex-tv host wi

and say words about him today because he took the -- he took to heart the words of gandy -- began dirks we should be the change we seek. he was the sermon that he preached. he did what he said he would do and inspired others to do like wise. it is said a great person will always rise to the occasion. but it is also said that the greater person makes the occasion. well, when it came to the edmund pettus bridge, not only did he rise to the occasion by marching across that bridge, he made the occasion by helping to organize the march that left brown chapel and went to that bridge knowing that they were facing the constab blairry with clubs. they marched on. knowing they were marching into brutality. they marched on. he was a person who understood that the cause of justice was sometimes required. -- would sometimes require some harm to be suffered. yet he marched on. and for this reason, the world had an opportunity to see the horrors of invidious discrimination and in so seeing a president, lyndon johnson, was put in a position such that he could pass the voting rights act. after the passa

wasn't black rouse but gave me the -- wasn't glamorous but gave me theton dirk the put you in taping are you situations and puking all over you but it's important work, but people usually graduating high in the class didn't pick it. i thought it was a chance for me to keep building my airmanship, keep excelling, keep growing in my experience as a pilot, and keep the door open that if they changed the law and the policy -- the law was change it at that point but the policy wasn't. i felt like it was going to happen soon and i would about ready and leaning forward and building my experience, and it's exactly what happened. the door opened, and i was in the right place at the right time with the right experience, so i encouraged the reader what's your t-37 to del rio? i look back. had i not been derail initially i would not have been in the position to actually have broken the barriers and been the first woman to fly in combat. sometimes you can't see that a detour is actually taking you on your path to your destiny and that was my experience. >> host: what is the t-37? >> guest: the 2-

dirk and once council members to be investigated for taking part in the protest on the march 2 her houseencourages the chop zone after hundreds of protesters in early june. and the mayor also accuses potentially violating campaign and ethics laws when she used her office to promote money for a ballot initiative involving taxing amazon. in a letter to council president in seattle, mayor durkan said impart policy disagreements did not justify a councilmember who will potentially use his position in violation of law or who recklessly undermines the safety of others all for political creator. but councilmember said she doesn't take the mayor's words personally. she continues to criticize the mayor saying it is an attack on working people's movement. she called durkan a corporate politician who is desperately looking to distract from her failures of leadership. >> and the protest against mayor durkan to resign or her failure to address the no police violence. >> mayor durkan also points out that the councilmember new address was protected under a state program due largely because of the threa

let's take many of those states by cov, dirks and efforts to contain coronavirus there and those voters most worried about the pandemic are breaking for joe biden. 86% of them. while the polls show tlump voru voters are enthusiastienthusias. leading by six points in florida. all of this has democrats sensing an opening urging biden to be aggressive for out of reach states like georgia, ohio and texas as jonathan martin put it in the "new york times", the democrats are quote a party emboldened by an extraordinary converging of events events, yes and the president's own decisions struggling to keep a second term within his grasp. i'd like to welcome national political reporter robert costa and phillip rucker and "new york times" white house correspondent annie carney msnbc political analysts and contributors. great to have you on board. phil rucker, you and your colleagues at the post are out tonight with something, a sweeping look what the president is facing and not just a president but his party. you call it a tsunami. walk us through your latest reporting where things stand. >> kasie,

by being forced to consult with congress, presidents eisenhower, ken dirks and johnson could have been blocked by a senate majority that at the time was preventing all progress on civil rights. it's a matter of history. my uncle jim lamborn was a federal employee at leavenworth penitentiary in 1957 when he was deputized as a marshal and sent to little rock, arkansas, with many others so black children could go to integrated public schools. president eisenhower had to oppose the arkansas governor and act unilaterally to make this happen. if eisenhower had had to oppose an obstructist house or senate also, it may have never happened. looking at today's headlines, i would like to ask the sponsor of this amendment in light of the violence and rioting in seattle and portland, which for whatever reasons are not being controlled by the mayors of those cities, would president trump be justified to invoke the insurrection act as amended by this amendment? i yield to the member if she could answer this question. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. ms. escobar: this is not about when o

and say words about him today because he took the -- he took to heart the words of gandy -- began dirks we should be the change we seek. he was the sermon that he preached. he did what he said he would do and inspired others to do like wise. it is said a great person will always rise to the occasion. but it is also said that the greater person makes the occasion. well, when it came to the edmund pettus bridge, not only did he rise to the occasion by marching across that bridge, he made the occasion by helping to organize the march that left brown chapel and went to that bridge knowing that they were facing the constab blairry with clubs. they marched on. knowing they were marching into brutality. they marched on. he was a person who understood that the cause of justice was sometimes required. -- would sometimes require some harm to be suffered. yet he marched on. and for this reason, the world had an opportunity to see the horrors of invidious discrimination and in so seeing a president, lyndon johnson, was put in a position such that he could pass the voting rights act. after the passa