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andpe i have a few more will make a deal with all of you -- don't catch up and i will not extend theifference between us. [laughter] these entrepreneurs reminded me of what it was like when i started my business. to this day, i never had more fun than i did back then and i was crawling under desks and doing the basic jobs myself. somebody said, you can always tell who owns the place since they are the last one there sweeping up. that is what i and we can't wait until the campaign starts here. our work starts right now, today, and as many of you know, i have been involved in virginia politics long before i came a presidential candidate. in 2013, i was a big supporter of terry mcauliffe in his race for governor. i've always said he is a great guy and i'm glad because he proved virginia to help the way to a better future for our whole country. virginia was forced to grapple with its past and the events in charlottesville invoke some of the darkest chapters of our history. that history is one of the reasons americans felt so much pain when donald trump said there were very fine people am

he is a definite following here in new hampshire amongst the andp and they will pull him he will probably finish respectively on tuesday. no predictions other than that but he has been out and about and has a following. host: let's talk to terry whose calling from colorado on the republican line. go ahead, terry. guest: -- caller: i just wonder if there come -- if they're going to come off without a hitch in new hampshire. they had such a problem in iowa i'm wondering how they're going to count the votes. as i going to be the same are democrats still using their shadow product? i'm curious about that. guest: that's a great question. out go back to what i said earlier, the fact that we are completely the opposite of what happens in iowa caucus or caucuses. we don't have first place, third-place who brings the most people to the polls to begin with and who exits with the most. there's not a trophy for everybody. ande's a statewide election its conducted by our secretary of state and each town, we have a paper ballot so if you need to have a recount, there is and we don't have any apps or hi

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it continues the pattern we've seen, that the only way to survive is to see your independence andp allow trump to basically project you as an extension of his will. and that's what's happening in agency after agency. and moving from john bolton to the current national security advise rr. and just justice barr, who's been more willing to bend theed a minstration of justice towards the personal whims and grievances of the president. even he is solving questions about whether he's flexible or loyal to what the president is demanding. president trump has seen the government from the beginning as an extension of his will. over the many months of his presidency, he's gradually -- more. >> and it makes it more important. the will is threat to national intelligence. the president just said thursday he's considering nominating a congressman teds collins. of course, it's -- in a range of people being considered for this job, is he, himself, qualified for that? >> well, first of all, he's running for senate in georgia, challenging a appointed republican senator seen as more moterate. >> not sure if

higher, andpped then another spike higher in volatility. pay attention to that. it is important. happening in terms of the individual markets around europe? the ftse 100 is down 2%. the dax down 1.8%. the madrid market, where we have seen more cases of the coronavirus, a hotel has been quarantined. madrid the market down 2.32%. peripheral markets underperforming. money is flowing into the core markets. that safety trade is on. every single sector in europe is on. the miners are looking a little bit better. signs of stabilization in china. that is what the who has been pointing us to. the household sector, food and beverage, the defensive bond proxy names are looking better relative to the overall market. a much more eclectic mix when it comes to the stock story. banks are certainly down. names like commerzbank under pressure. insurance is down. utilities down. health care also tracking lower today, down over 2%. a less easy to read sector rotation story developing in europe. just give you an idea of what is going on and what the sector looks like. ventas dropping. we were talking

has about the gravity of removing a president from office,specially with a country split like this andpewith a country facing election in november. ough i would, in fact, volt to convict him. but at the very l least,et's get the witnesses out there. whether we have known it fm the start, he has denied it in the start. there's been dispute including from his own lawyers about whether or not this happened and it's a bizarre vacation because they're engaging in a cover-up that they know is going to be exsed if not weeks and day because more information is coming out. the bolton book is coming out so at least have witnesses. >> what would we learn? i could seef you don'tope if a crime occur canned, if a burglary occurred so we know the burglary occurred. do we expec the witnesses to change any minds? would change. publican minds do we expect them to give us a very different picture of what happened? i document that. your own newspaper reported today that john bolton tells us that the conversations, including directly with the out to zelensky, the president u aine, something we had not known

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that's why he is always said i don't need to worry about iowa andps new hampshire, because south carolinairewall. the thing is, that actually might not be true. because if he doesn't win iowa, new hampshire, nevada is a caucus state -- he's really struggling and i think people like joe biden. he's a nice guy, but i don't think that a lot of democrats right now can go the distance. speeone's about a minute think buttigieg bernie is the face-off, the critical contest or within the democratic party. >> i ity do. >> tucker: it's just very hard to believe that a guy couldn't get elected treasurer of indiana who's not even mayor of a relatively small city can be elected president but maybe in my imagination. >> we should go back to a cliff that you and i did in april of last year in which we talked about mayor pete and democrats like toer look to a new generation, a younger generation. they think about jfk, they think about obama. somebody new, somebody fresh. he's got quite a distance to go for us. he hasn't won the nomination let alone thinking about how he would do against president trump, b

the nasdaq fell 14 points, andpe the s&p 500 slfive. still to come on the newshour: on to nevada: i sit down with senator bernie sanders about the political battleground. how coronavirus is exp potential threats to china's ruling cmunist party. why cases of measles are skyrocketi around the world. after impeachment, an inside look at an eoldened president trump. and much more. >> woodruff: the race for the white house is heating up.ie as the of democratic contenders narrows, yamiche alcindor reports on how thes campaie focusing on the next make or break states. >> alcindor: this morning, one of the few candidates actively f campaigninmer new york city mayor michael bloomberg. he brought his unconventional bid to north carolina. today, the state kicked off early in new york, former vice president joe biden was also fundraising for his struggling campaign. he was also trying to use tv to his advantage. on abc's "the view" this morning, biden said he wanted to press bloomberg on past policies and rerks about people of color during the deba

but at the heart of this, yes, coronavirus causing problems, it will bring down gdp growth in andpe,oss the world, that has to be factored into markets. generally it is right for things to be lower today, but how you react depends on the type of investor you are. you either hide in safe havens, treasuries and bond proxies, or you may take the opportunity and look for areas hit harder. matt: so far, everything i have seen from companies reporting earnings to analysts trying to assess the situation is the expectation that this will just, this coronavirus will just have an effect in one quarter or maybe two quarters and then we move past it, everyone using sars kind of as a measuring stick. do you agree with that assessment? what kind of recovery do you think we are going to see? rebecca: i think it depends on the part of the market and type of business you are looking at. yes, retail, travel, immediate disruption and maybe these areas could then have a quick recovery before the end of q1 when the virus rates stabilize and start to go down. but the things we are really not certain about

francine: despite president andp telling boris johnson they.k.ot build without it. why are we so rubbish at having 5g networks built by european countries? alex: huawei has had tend of billions -- tens of billions of dollars put in it. they have been leaning on the scales and making it easier for a while why, and subsidized -- huawei, and subsidize the costs. the u.k., 35% of the components will be supplied by huawei. that is a sensible solution. the u.k. has 10 years experience managing this risk and other countries do not. in germany, huawei has between 50% and 70% share of deutsche telekom and it will be harder to manage the risk. tom: alex webb, both stocks elevated. our next hour will be extremely interesting, ben laidler will join us with an interesting equity call. and then gideon rose will join us with foreign affairs magazine, out with an exceptional edition including an important essay by graham allison. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ you are watching bloomberg "surveillance." intel joining the list of big tech companies pulling out of the worr

andp very importantly the diversity is critical for us. is now women. and in fact if you look at avid fans 38% avid fans are women so important for us next generation of this game. maria: incredible you have a woman coach last night, it was -- shakira j.lo night of the woman last night. >> you had tony harris first woman to ever get a scholarship she was in ad put a hit on ray lewis the game remember that in commercial, we also had lloyd, cameo and good mls mckasky. >> is it through ads reaching women why 47% base now women. >> a number of ways one way simply featuring, strong females with elite about athletes that is part of it we target some social media platforms that have a high composition of women, if you look at tiktok, snap, instagram, they have very high degrees of audience women so there, then we have the strategy with marketing, where you know, issue females like to see more than action they want to know who guys are as people they want to know what they care about, social issues, et cetera, so we are also appealing to them by t

andpe you will call back keep listening and watching as far as what we do and how we do it. let's go to bernie in maryland. good morning, go ahead. caller: good morning. that was an entertaining call. i don't know if i can top that. one of the other networks they were talking about the candidates and claire mccaskill mentioned the gun laws or gun violence and she said bernie was involved with the gun issue years ago and something she didn't like. and she felt the other candidates running for president should say something about it and i believe he was taken advantage of like he was four years ago. -- have a great afternoon. host: paul is next in maryland. paul in maryland, hello. thank you so much for c-span, it is extremely valuable, we really love you all. , obviously say things went wrong last night in the caucuses and not having the results last night. go wrong i don't think we should just go into hysteria. i was not impressed with all the commentators, there is fine line between being frustrated yet still being patient. ,f we get hysterical so quickly we are sowing dist

and to be candid, i understand it now that it has been explain andp i get it, so it can't be too toughas the voters in the caucuses here in iowa come in, we will break it down and for first time the democrats of iowa are reporting the popular vote in two rounds and not just the delegates, but the popular vote, and the first round voters can declare the first choice candidate. in the final round, the voters are allowed to switch the support if their first choice candidate does not arrive at at least 15% in the caucus. it is called the viability threshold, but 15% is the percentage to get to. we will compare both rounds to see how the vote changed and how that may have helped the ultimate winner of that individual caucus. now, in the end, the winning candidate is the one who gets the biggest share of iowa delegates, and state delegates are awarded baseded on the final round of votes, and not the first, but the final. and the state delegates matter the most, and we will be watching them very, very closely all night long. now, we want to check into the satellite caucus held outside of iowa