smart enough and you're not strong enough and it has nothing to do with with institutional racism sudha your initial impressions that i think that the landslide never occurred and whoever wins will win by a small margin so that means that the united states will we continue to be sort of polarized and there may be some place that we see. when it comes to certain states but i guess we have to remember that the results are not yet in and it will take a while for them to be counted and so we have to see how this all pans out and it's not just the white house we also have to see what congress looks like will the senate flip to the democrats and if that happens and president does get reelected then congress can be an effective check on the presidency the results soon but president trump joe is already saying that he is the winner. i mean this is the most undemocratic being any electoral official could ever say before we've even finished counting the votes. he wants to stop the vote and then he was tweeting out inaccurate information if you were in line when the polls closed you are a loud to

for efficiency's sake i should be contributing to any charities let's say that sense to africa or sudha. yes so i think the issue of aids in the cases where it can be actively harmful i think is really important you need to think about it and it's true that many government to government aid programs in the past. you know sometimes on damage helping to pluck are in fact about dictation ships and so on but as you have yet to there i think the 1st is if we look at global health spending this is just enormously beneficial to have allocations no clocks to save something like 60000000 lives if we look at malaria tuberculosis diarrheal diseases these nodes are vastly down and global health spending has been a big part of that but i don't know any serious academic who disputes that and then the 2nd is looking at. aid money that's going to nongovernmental organizations are going to government to government organizations so the literature is critical of aid spending that's normally focused on government to government spending rather than via non-profits and so i think even if you are relatively s

sudha david—wilp is the deputy director of the german marshall fund office in berlin.m your perspective, what does this victory mean for the relationship between the eu and the us? europeans are certainly relieved thatjoe the us? europeans are certainly relieved that joe biden the us? europeans are certainly relieved thatjoe biden was elected last week but at the same time there is a realism that trumpism is still alive as well, simply because president trump actually did edit than expected. he came up short but he seems to have created a movement in the past four yea rs. movement in the past four years. —— better than expected. i think people are looking forward to resetting the transatlantic relationship, they know that it can't return to what it once was but they do realise biden values america's alliances and is a traditionalist when it comes to foreign policy. but when it comes to that relationship between the us and europe, is trade really the key issue? and obviously trade relations between the two deteriorated quite a lot during trump's administration. i think

smart enough and you're not strong enough and it has nothing to do with with institutional racism, sudha. your initial impressions that i think that the landslide never occurred and whoever wins will win by a small margin. so that means that the united states will we continue to be sort of polarized. and there may be some flips that we see when it comes to certain states, but i guess we have to remember that the results are not yet in, and it will take a while for them to be counted. and so we have to see how this all pans out, and it's not just the white house. we also have to see what congress looks like. will the senate flip to the democrats and if that happens and president does get reelected, then congress can be an effective check on the presidency. the results and president, trump, joe is already saying that he is the winner. i mean, this is the most undemocratic being, any electoral official could ever say before. we've even finished counting the votes. he wants to stop the vote, and then he was tweeting out inaccurate information. if you were in line, when the polls closed, you

smart enough and you're not strong enough and it has nothing to do with with institutional racism sudha your initial impressions that i think that the landslide never occurred and whoever wins will win by a small margin so that means that the united states will continue to be sort of polarized and there may be some places that we see. when it comes to certain states but i guess we have to remember that the results are not yet in and it will take a while for them to be counted and so we have to see how this all pans out and it's not just the white house we also have to see what congress looks like will the senate flip to the democrats and if that happens and president trump does get reelected then congress can be an effective check on the presidency the results and president trump joe is already saying that he is the winner. i mean this is the most undemocratic thing any electoral official could ever say before we've even finished counting the votes. he wants to stop the vote and then he was tweeting out inaccurate information if you were in line when the polls closed you are able out to

sudha david-wilp joining us to discuss transatlantic relations.y much for her time. 20 minutes to go before the start of european equity trading day. we are finally fully digesting president-elect biden. and this is what it looks like for risk assets. to the upside. nasdaq futures outperform, as we saw last week. the dollar continues the downtrend. the turkish lira making moves to the upside. there is extra motivations here, speculation that higher interest rates could come after the resignation and dismissal of the central bank chief. we will have that story for you next. a big risk to the rally. a stimulus bill could be passed before the year is out, but can it get through a split congress with a lame-duck president? this is bloomberg. ♪ >> once we get fiscal stimulus, which i expect to happen by the end of the year, i think mcconnell probably gets a limited -- something limited done in a lame-duck. i expect that small business will begin to think about rallying sometime in 2021 as things get back to a more normal economic cycle. solomon'site je