language] members, together we have set the projection of achieving an energy union, the security aion, capital markets union, banking union, and a single market. we have already traveled far on this road and the parliament has said the commission has already presented 80% of the proposals that were set at the beginning of the mandate. we now have to work together in order to ensure the proposals become legislative acts, and that these acts are made concrete in practice. it is still the case that some consensus -- concessions will have to be made for the commission to reform the commoners island system, our solid rules on the posting of , which are controversial issues. we will get good results if everyone builds their part of the bridge so that we can meet. i would like to say that the commission is open to compromise starting from the moment that the result is good and fair for the member states. we are made to submit the remaining set of initiatives by may 2018. i spoke to the president of the european parliament and the prime and sent a letter of intentions, setting out the priorit

issue was aion problem for her. to a number situations that we would consider unacceptable today. one side effect that is good for us is we have recordings of zora neale's voice. she was not allowed to use the recording equipment. she would go out and find people and she would learn the songs from them, and then the white collectors were allowed to collect from her. she sang the songs for the white male collectors at the time. i should say that her boss at the time later went on to releasede the plan and their secret code words. she was working for people who were sympathetic to ending segregation. they were low-level government employees at the time in florida and could not do anything about it. neilis a song that sora reported -- that zora neale reported, this is her voice. >> this is a social song. it is widely represented. it is known all over the south, no matter where you go. mens a favorite song, the get to working every kind of work. everybody puts in his verse when he gets ready. the woman that they think u

i was talking to one of the saudi princes, who was putting forward aion -- vision of a major reform inhe country. they want to change something else. they looked towards turkey, and see a touristy market for muslim nations. they are thinking about revitalizing their economy. they are allowing women over 30 to drive. recently, the political situation still remains unsettled. mean?t does it we have a new economist in the region. $90 billion. the decision to allow women to allow $90 billion by 2030. 42% of the uae participate in the economy. this is revolutionary. >> this wants to win over the middle class. we saw this recovery benefiting one segment of society more than the majority. this could be the framework with which they can benefit. >> we're waiting for the latest update. do you see that coming to london? >> the disclosure is necessary. >> thank you for being with us. the ceo of hermes investment. saker conversation with continues with bloomberg radio. >> the personification of productivity. let us talk about robo-takeover. we will focus on automation. "the largest it tax cut in o

has ordered aion first-ever complete review of the manufacturing, technology, and supply chains we needr country. we cannot have national security without economic security. americanr unleash enterprise, we have taken further steps to remove job killing regulations that sap the energy, creativity, and dyn amism from our country. we are cutting regulations at a pace that has never been thought of before. this is a groundbreaking campaign and involves every department and agency across our government. we are requiring every federal manager to systematically review and then remove the regulations that destroy your jobs, hamstring your companies, and undermine your ability to compete. we need some regulations, but we don't need 35 regulations to take care of one item. we don't need to go through nine different agencies to get something taken off. we want beautiful, fast, efficient regulation that works. [applause] president trump: thank you. already we are seeing the results of an economic policy that puts america first. unemployment is at a 16 year low. wages are rising. the stock market i

yesterday, aion t-bill and president trump and his party can get the it -- debt ceiling published. investors demanded a higher yield to hold paper for four weeks, it is the terrible twos. that has not happened since 2008. does flag up the severity of the challenge for trump, that is the top line of the macro view this morning. mark: what you're getting as investors are having to -- difficulty in getting their heads around how this is going to play out. this particular white house administration seems to be fairly unpredictable and investors do not know where to turn. so they do think there is a possibility that something will go wrong and the deadline will be missed and somehow there is a risk that treasury bills will not be paid properly as they should be. it all seems a bit remote and maybe they are overreacting but it is the extreme when an auction goes as badly as it did yesterday and it drives the yield up toward the two-year rate. it could turn out to be very temporary but it is a pretty nasty situation for now. manus: it is indeed. we will catch up with andrew sheets from mo