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philip randolph in the movement? >> guest: a philip randolph was the leader of the -- african-american people have been denied entrance into the most powerful unions in the country in these unions excluded african-americans and they also excluded women from their membership. as a result of this the number of porters, these were black men that worked on a lecture he drink ours but across the country, sort of the equivalent of flight attendants today, they organized their own union and they turn to a philip randolph who actually, he was not a porter. he did not work in the job. he was a well-known socialist activist. he was a political activist. he published a newspaper and they turned to him because he was a well-known speaker and writer. he had been a shakespearean actor said he was a very good speaker. he turned to him really is a spokesperson and he became a very effective spokesperson for this growing union. at the time in the 1920s for a very small and powerless union but he really -- his claim to fame came when

that is sumner and philip. the railings you see, the blurred lines behind him, are still there today. i'm going to flip through some of the family photos. sumner was a very powerful man. spent most of his youth performing heavy labor. this is jackson's, philip, the dog, his mom and dad. in the late 1930's, they went to normandy every summer during holiday. those people who know a little bit about d-day, when i say this is juno beach, you know what it is. that is where the canadians landed in 1944. here is philip slightly older. the gentleman on the left taught philip to swim in the cold, choppy waters of the english channel. he would later of his life to this man because he learned to swim in the english channel and was able to survive later on. it we have avenue posh, named after the famous french general, who predicted the day that the germans would be forced to surrender after world war i. it would be an armistice only 23 -- 20 years. the second world war broke out a to the day, when he predicted it would. t

philip elliott: of course.t: so much to talk about, but let's begin with your piece in which you mentioned donald trump is, quote, consumed by petty grudges, angry over leaked recordings and now free of the republican party's shackles. what has been going on? philip elliott: wow, it has been nothing short of an epic meltdown inside trump tower. we've talked at length with several people trying to advise mr. trump off his ledge to get him back into a more traditional mode. he is just not going there. he is going to leave everything on the field, to use a tortured sports analogy, and just use this in the last remaining days of his campaign to settle scores and to, basically, relitigate every wrong that he feels he has been suffering. this is a candidate who has, as we quote one official, just taken the party and has forced them to the darkest places possible. , nurturing the worst instincts of some of the conservative members of his party and torturing -- and that is not an exaggeration -- torturing the establish

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here is philip slightly older. the gentleman on the left taught philip to swim in the cold, choppy waters of the list channel. -- of the english channel. philip would own his left this man because he talked him to swim. the famous french general predicted the day that the germans would be forced to surrender after world war i. it would be an armistice only 23 years. it was wrong by only a couple of weeks. the second world war broke out a must to the day when he predicted it would. biggest chose the nicest places to live in paris -- the gestapo chose the nicest places to live in paris. houses.mandeered they basically chose any place they wanted to live and took it over. this is 11. there is the ground floor flat where the jacksons live right behind the black iron railings are\. -- iron railings. bys young man was taken in some new jackson. he was protected by sumner jackson. found his way to the american hospital. he had been working as a volunteer ambulance man. that was a front. earlieste of america's spies. we di

misty: "i was extremely hurt" so philip took to the street's of vegas..... philip: "we gambling. won a little bit of money. lost a little bit of money. got some margaritas. probably like 4 or 5." and then -- met his partner in crime. 21-year old chloe scordianos. philip: "one thing led to another. she was there by herself." drunk in love... to the high roller. me: "so did you know before you went on the high roller that this was going to happen?" philip shakes his head yes multiple times. me: "it was planned." philip: "it wasn't planned....it was just...i felt it." court documents say witnesses saw the two going at it. panzica says he didn't know people could see in. philip: "we get up to the highest point and we were like - we're golden!" security tells them to stop over the intercrom. going anyways. recording because they kept saying it over and over again." nearly 30 minutes later...the ride ends.... panzica and scordianos....arreste d....immediately. philip: "i was drunk as f---. i was running around naked acting like a little kid again." and after two nights behind bars... f

the principal objections to his speech came from a philip randolph and bare breasted who was a philip randolph's deputy, executive assistant. baird rustin was a person who is probably most responsible for introducing the idea of nonviolent civil disobedience to the united states, somebody who studied the strategy that have been developed in india and imported to the civil rights movement in 1941 back at the 1st march on washington. and when he saw john lewis his speech he objected to one phrase in particular, that john lewis said -- you know, this is a revolution. we need we need to march through the south like sherman did in reference to the union general during the civil war who burned large pieces of the south of the ground.to the ground. he said, we need to march to the south like sherman and burn jim crow to the ground. and then he paused and added , nonviolently. and this was, of course, a dramatic effect. this was the student nonviolent coordinating committee. there were not talking about armed revolution. but these references to violence were too much for baird rustin and a ph

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joe: philip lane, irish central bank governor, thank you for coming on.arlet: coming up, the chart that you can't miss. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: i am scarlet fu. what'd you miss? bears reemerging in a big way in treasuries. they have turned out right bearish on treasury bond futures hedge funds and other large speculators, net short. this is the first time it has happened going all the way to february. gotourse, we know the bears burned last week after they reduced protection for the future path of rate hikes at that -- and that sent yields lower. joe: so the yields actually fell-- scarlet: can't get the timing right. of: i'm looking at a chart metals and mining stocks. etfmple ratio, the mining relative to the spdr, s&p 500. metals and mining stocks are underperforming. what is starting to see signs of a breakout, the trendline, could be significant. the index has hit it a couple of times and is hovering around there right now. keep an eye on this chart. 3796. watch it every day to see if it breaks out. a be the commodity comeback -- maybe the commo

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philip randolph was someone who was a leader in the socialist party. he had been in the first world war. decades earlier for opposing the war. decades earlier when being a socialist was an incredible and dicey position to be in. and here he was, he was the most prominent spokesperson for this march. martin luther king himself repeatedly talked about being the democratic socialist and someone who is fully in line with this idea that in order to truly achieve equality with not just be enough to remove these barriers to access that this would require a reworking of the economic system to ensure that people had access to housing, education, jobs, these were very radical ideas at the time. and everyone that went to the speaker's podium was on board. they would not have endorsed the march and certainly their organizations which they are purported and they all represented would not have endorsed this march and this was a very radical message and one that i think that we truly need to remember with the important achievement of this demonstration to bring so ma

philip: two things.e russians, i agree there should be more pressure, but it's not a walk in the park for russia. they will almost certainly be provoking terrorist threats. they may feel like they have a handle on it, but there has been some ambitious terrorist retaliation on russia, and i think they should probably be prepared to see the same. they are alienating relations with a lot of countries in the region and in europe. there are significant financial sanctions over ukraine. charlie: which are still in place. philip: which are still in place and are hurting the economy because of the low oil prices. if the russians were somewhat constructive in syria, i think you would see some european countries saying, you know what? they are being helpful. we can work with them. let's move forward and try to have a positive relationship. i think in the long run, they can't accomplish their goals either. that is why there has always been some hope for this cease-fire. which is really the only way forward for them

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philip: close to that.ot of people are backing him, simply fighting for their lives, and they are afraid that the alternative to mean -- alternative to him means their end. charlie: and the russians will not stand by and let that happen to assad? philip: five years of evidence suggests that they feel they have a profound interest in avoiding regime change in damascus. not that they love assad. i think the russians have showed that they do not particularly like him, but what they oppose is the principle of overthrowing regime change. want to avoid to avoid the notion that if people take up arms against their local dictator, the u.s. and nato and west comes in and helps them overthrow. they have a sort of principled thing. beyond that, i think they believe that the alternative to assad is not the stable, moderate government that we we would like to see, but jiha dism, somalia. they hope we will get rid of him, but we keep doing the opposite. charlie: we have no leverage, obviously. philip: we have some, and i

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>> philip: [clears throat] "how's it going, philip?" not bad, mom. thanks for asking. "and the record label, how's that coming?" it's coming. all the paperwork's complete. "good. as long as you're happy, i'm happy." >> kate: [sighs] is that such a crime? >> philip: nope. but if we talk about it, you'll probably feel better. >> kate: talk about what? >> philip: how you screwed up with deimos. i told you not to mess with the guy. deimos is one endless supply of bad news. believe me, endless. [soft dramatic music]

philip: that is correct. we should have ever looked at oil as a proxy for global economic growth. we are not able to get good natures being consumed or produced contemporaneously. tom: what is the lifting cost for oil? i talk with bloomberg intelligence about this all the time. what is the basic cost to get this stuff out of the ground? philip: probably $50-$20 per barrel. tom: that low? philip: what has happened is the technology of fracking is rising costs down. ise you have drilled, it $50-$20 per barrel. companies will keep producing as they have financial problems. tom: we have much more to talk about. we will talk about the american consumer, the massive shift in retail dynamics. on bloomberg radio, the undersecretary for trade. futures, let's call it flat. good morning. ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. bloomberg surveillance. i am tom keene. we are pleased to bring you verlegerman and philip . investment has not been there in america. when does it light up? i don't think anytime soon. the big drag is pro

we have heard from philip hammond today.no emergency budget, but they will continue to cut to the budget. guy: anna, great stuff. barker, thein kate former bank of england committee member and if either at credit suisse. you think they should not be cutting rates. why? >> there are some people who think they will wait until august because they don't have enough data. i don't think that is a good argument. we won't know how the economy is reacting to the brexit until autumn. we do know however, that this is bad news. i don't think they should cut rates today because i am not in the this convinced that that will help the economy. it does not help savers. we often forget the damage to savers. the argument for cutting rates is borrowers react more than savers. we don't know much about that at these low rates. in addition, we have had a very big fall in sterling. we don't want the pound to fall o further, because that will reduce household incomes and in the short-term, it is more bad news for the economy. for those reasons, i wo

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