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you're telling me this whole russian story that the media has been running with for months anh monthsnd they put the fingerprints of the russians on it? >> that's right, i don't have proof of it, but this is what i've heard. if you go back and actually talk to people inside, the evidence is not that the russians did it the evidence is a russian tool was used. concerned americans who are feda up with the clintons doing things, i think were the oness who got in there and broke the information out and give it toon wikileaks. reporters don't seem to be interested in going and checking this out. >> sean: john sullivan and sara carter they want to hear this.ar you had told me you say that every phone call, every text, every email of every american is gathered into metadata right now by our government, every single call, text, email, is that true? >> it's not just the metadataer it's the content also. >> sean: our government is storing every conversation? >> i wrote that up in a sworn affidavit challenging the constitutionality of the states. >> sean: you say the executive order allows that.

feast for you,a jpmorgan ceo jamie dimon speaks anh francine lacqua with exclusive interview focusingn president trump's first 100 days . that's at 12:45 p.m. u.k. time. anna: that's coming up tomorrow. today we get more data from the united states. half later it's the u.k. annual budget and after that a snapshot of the american jobs market ahead of friday's announcement on payrolls. manus: china sees its first trade deficit in three years as exports surge while imports slumped. anna: and earnings from a sportswear giant at 11:00 a.m. this morning on bloomberg television. manus: and we are talking earnings and the boost from online shopping with the ceo of deutsche post. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back, everybody. this is "bloomberg daybreak:europe." softbank is reportedly set to sell and $8 billion state, according to the financial times it's placing 25% into the 100 billion dollar vision fun. the paper said the decision was to -- the u.k.ht government and softbank declined to comment. credit agricole is said to be considering a sale of its 31% stake in banker saudi francie.

being done by our companies, so particularly where we are transiting from traditional manufacturing to anh capacity of building skills. incidentally, not only for young people but also for those who may be have lost their jobs and need to be rescaled in order to find a job again. that is an issue i know is very important for you here in the united states but also is important for us in germany. i can say there are a number of issues where we will continue to cooperate very closely on the level of experts but also on our level. we had a very good first exchange of views, so i'm very much looking forward to the talks we will have over lunch. thank you. >> president trump: thank you very much. we will do a couple questions. mark. >> reporter: a lot of americans were wondering what you were going to do about healthcare. so i wonder if you can talk to the people more about -- speak of the gentleman needs to use a microphone. >> reporter: president trump has a different style than most other presidents, what do you think of this style, do you think it is good for the world or the nation? thank y

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understanding, are you hearing it is harder european businesses already to do business in the united states anhialogue around american first policy, even before any new trade barriers have been put in place? has it been hard for european businesses to sell into america already? jyrki: well, i have not heard any feedback yet from the businesses, of course, but everybody who has heard what has been said have some concerns, yet,t has not materialized so we hope there will be good fruitful discussion on trade and a look at the opportunities to deepen our trade relationship. we have been negotiating for years. we have achieved a lot in these negotiations, so we are now just waiting for the response from the u.s. side for what we could do more in order to open up our markets. anna edwards speaking to the vice president of the european commission. put johndesigned to cryan new strategy into practice. they named two deputy ceo's as well. postbank feels very different from the strategy laid back 18 months or so ago. steve aaron has more from frankfurt. john of challenges for cryan. which is the biggest,

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