. ., , these festivals are to the ci . . , , , ., city.. clearly, this year because of covid-19 i because of covid—19 restrictions, and obviously greatly reduced international travel, the festivals will be on a smaller scale. this year we will not be hosting the biggest festival in the world, like we normally do, but i know it will be the greatest, and no other city in the uk has a festival which attracts more than a million people and lasts the whole of the month. for a city like edinburgh, which is around 700,000 population, to swelter to a million, is just incredible. this year is so important that the edinburgh festival takes place as i believe it will be the catalyst for the economy and the recovery of the economy and bring great confidence back to the wider uk cultural sector. the plan is to have digital arts events as well this year. it is the new norm, this hybrid mix? 0r it is the new norm, this hybrid mix? or is this a hangoverfrom covid—19? i mix? or is this a hangover from covid-19?— covid-19? i think hybrid events. _ covid-19?

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the cis coming due have been supportive of this -- cis, something you have been supportive of, this network to try to operationalize g20 principles, establish criteria and certify projects meeting the high standards of quality infrastructure. this is a good step, progress towards common standards. the second thing we saw coming out of the g7, which is less have common standards, but put our resources in it and start building projects in the developing world that meet those standards. a lot of good rhetoric, framing, reaffirmation of the g7 principles in the statement in this great build back better world phrase, but what that turns out to be will depend. that statement emphasize the importance of mobilizing private capital for success, something marcy can talk about, but let me give you this example, and it comes out of the materials put together. the need is great, and the need is basically 28 trillion dollars of infrastructure funding through 2040 in asia alone. $26 trillion. the chinese built and rode initiative promises less than $1 trillion, so you have a huge funding gap that will not

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the ms ci asia-pacific is up 0.05% -- is 0.5%.ures are gaining after a record for the month of august, closing about 4500. ok, the u.s. has officially ended its military presence in afghanistan, the final flight out of kabul ends america's longest war. it comes despite pressure on president biden from allies to delay the pullout. joining us now is our guest. he was previously the director of the counterterrorism finance designations office at the u.s. state department bureau of counterterrorism. thank you very much for joining us. your reaction to what we have seen, this final chapter in this two decade war. >> really mixed emotions on my side. i had lived in afghanistan serving at the u.s. embassy in 2004, working on our counter narcotic mission trying to keep the taliban's coffers dry. they profited from that. it was an important counterterrorism mission, to uproot al qaeda for the acts that committed on 9/11. on the other hand, the united states has spent trillions of dollars in lost a lot of blood and there was a lot of oil in

assessment even at the start of the first obama term which is when i was handling afghanistan issues at the cissessments with the throughout the government intelligence community we all knew there were tremendous problems. afghan national police people are wondering how was it we get so many cycles of military leadership in a few thousand hold us together. but does not translate into the afghan army. her coming in saying we figured out we are making progress. they obviously weren't making progress. we need to look at that as well. and the possibility of having to go back into no one wants to hear that something we have to consider per. >> it is gut wrenching. people have sacrificed so much, americans and that country think about the people in afghanistan. >> buck i appreciate you coming on thank you. coming on the outgoing border patrol chief conceit situation on the southern order a national security crisis. legally crossed into america last month alone. will the white house ever change course as their policy crash and burn? sounding alarm bells about his final days in office but what could g

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now after the the coronavirus ci and we invested in the economy, the question is really working the waye thought if i look at my situation as a finance minister, it is really tough to get all of the investment that are necessary in terms of infrastructure and education and ai and terms of climate protection to get it done my hope is that the new government would really discuss how we can further develop and modernize the debt grid. we in the greens made a proposition. we want to spend $500 billion within the next ten years. $50 billion every year this is investment this is not social spending or pension. this is investment in the future in the infrastructure and in the climate neutral infrastructure we should be able to really modernize the debt break in terms of rules that we allow us to really get money from the credit markets to origanize organize investments to be climate neutral by 2035. >> sir, thank you so much for joining the program today. danyal bayaz state nminister for the greens party. >>> let's turn to european markets. we are just over an hour and a half into the session.

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we believe there's still an opportunity for american ci citizens to get to the airport, get on planes get home. but you're right. august 31st is not a cliff. after august 31st, we believe we have substantial leverage to hold the taliban to allow safe passage for american citizens, legal permanent residents and afghan allies who have travel documentation to come to the united states. >> let's talk about this now with cnn counterterrorism analyst and former cia counterterrorism official phil mudd as well as former adviser on pakistan and afghanistan shamila with us as well. is it a cliff, is it not a cliff? do you think people should feel comforted by the ability to get people out after tomorrow? >> i think it is comforting to see just how many american bes the administration has gotten out in a short amount of time i agree with jake sullivan in that it's not a cliff, but we do have to understand that it's not going to be 100% what we want. the taliban don't have -- they've been out of government for a long time. they need to figure out the modalities of running an airport, a government

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and will stay there >> let's bring in the headliner of the day, rick ryder managing $2.7 trillion, ci off rochlt of blackrock fixed global income team, also head of global allocation team. good to see you again >> you too, thanks scott >> are you on team leeann kolonovik. risk on right now? >> listen i listened to all the commentary beforehand. the conditions are ripe .in fact i argue two other factors maybe more significant or as significant, one is people don't focus on strength of corporate balance sheet. in my years of credit i always look at what's the free cash flow generation, how do they service debt you look at the amount of cash companies are sitting on is unbelievable, and the amount any reduced the debt of their balance sheet. they're setup to do significant capex going forward. r&d pmt you see the numbers flow through. m&a is heavy because they are sit on so much cash that factor as i would argue when i look at the companies we buy today that factor is a big deal the second one is you think about the alternatives for investing today, i mean, i've been pretty vocal on your

to the taliban he is expected to speak in two minutes but let's bring in former secretary of state cing points and i hope you can stay until after the president finishes. but the talking points come from pelosi's office and says that administration new there was a distinct possibility that kabul would fall to the taliban it was