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islam all baas. and when president nicolas maduro has proposed holding early elections for the opposition control national assembly the next election isn't until late 2020 at least a dozen assembly members have been stripped of their legislative immunity and face charges of treason and subversion coincides the talks held in the us with representatives of opposition leader want. more from caracas. president hugo last mughal had said many many times over the last few months that he is willing one fact that he wants to bring forward elections for the national assembly the only institution that he does not control so that in and of itself is not new what's new is the context there have been exploratory talks between the government and the opposition of. the opposition in norway nothing supposedly had come of this but now president says that he is willing to quote speak to the devil if that will bring peace now the devil of course that he's referring to is why the opposition leader but it's not clear that

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he wants the maximum affect of the sanctions, but the sanctions are leaking baa they respect holding up their investigation and they border north korea and can have a direct impact on whether the sanctions hold. that's the problem. kim jong-un has the ear of president xi and the ear of vladimir putin and moscow and russia. they are key players on whether or not the sanctions hold. i'm not sure the united states has the diplomatic clout at the moment to tighten those sanctions on kim jong-un. kim jong-un knows that. it does seem to be that's what has been playing for sympathy of the country to take a tough position against the united states. >> nic robertson, thank you so much. >>> so, what does this later launch mean for an already fragile relationship between the u.s. and north korea? that's next. democrats threatening to hold the u.s. attorney general in contempt if he does not turn over redacted or unredacted information in the mueller report by monday morning. how is this likely to play out? we'll discuss. ♪ this year, ancestry isn't celebrating mother's day. we're celebrating co

with bar nan with baa republicans driving the car. is still damage to the democracy and that's something we need to pay attention to. if you accept the authoritarian that is unthinkable and he can do serious damage despite the fact that are we still account -- a country of rule of law and we can't prolong his term of two years. >> i want to read a tweet i found powerful in relation to this. can you believe the world isn't screaming about the fact trump talked to putin about mueller but refused to talk to mueller about putin which country is 45 loyal to, what oath did 45 take? your reaction to that? >> well, it's one of the main things that the president is supposed to put at the center of their presidency is to protect the united states and at every turn, when it came to russian information ware far attacks, trump sided against law enforcement trying to protect the united states. to talk on the phone with vladimir putin and agree with him it was a hoax when it was clearly not and it was directed perpetrated by vladimir putin himself a

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all started. , ife get a shock to the vix it sustains at 25 for a quarter, you get a market impact on baaital for u.s. companies goes up across the board when you have an elevated fix. -- an elevated vix. that to me is the most pernicious impact. lisa: we were talking earlier about whether or not's market -- whether or not markets have baked in optimism for a break deal. mark: what we saw over the last week was not any real capitulation on the part of or institutions. what we saw was hedging by the street and some pastor funds. but there was no real capitulation. so the answer is yes, we would see further downside as people take risk off if they feel there is a sharp break in negotiations. david: constance hunter and mark howard will be staying with us. coming up, more on the market impact of trade uncertainty and what it means for investors' risk appetite. that's coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ lisa: trade in focus this morning as president trump is tweeting on a potential trade deal with china. we are seeing futures in the u.s. move further into the red, although still not looking

raise a lot of money if all goes as planned this week the that's a new sthistoric hig for them >> guys, baao yck to you. >> let's check in with rick santelli good morning carl. i am not sure if anybody knows whatst in t what's in the president's mind if you are going to pick a day to drop a bomb in the market, it is best to know when it is at an all time highs if you open it up to march 1st, do you realize the low yield curve for the year was 236 here we are sitting on 2.5 >> last week we set below 2.5. we have not spent a lot of time there. this is going to be a good test. the other parts of the flight to safety whether it is the dollar or the yen it is already at lofty levels. you can see the mid march charge really we are now at the lowest levels in the green back on currencies since early april since all of this has to do with china and trade. let's go right to the epicenter of that? the dollar verses the chinese you want tl doll the dollar is at the best level since early february the dollar was drifting when there was a notion of something good coming out. maybe about their currency b

. >> larry and barry thank you, very much for joining us >> thank you >> it wasn't a baa month for allet nirinvestors aroud world in may three countries ended positive brazil, australia, and malaysia. don't know if you had exposure there. but if you did you're up for the month. >> that would suggest maybe the china picture was looking up at one point it was. then we got a weak month >> recent policy -- >> that was in party mode. >> brazil's in party mode. anyway, just pointing out some positives out there. still ahead, auto stocks crashed by president trump's threat to put tariffs on mexican imports coming up. how that will impact the auto industry and the price of your next car >> but first mexico's head of trade tells us whether these new tariffs could put the trade deal, the new nafta between his country and canada and the u.s. at risk. >>> big sell-off on wall street today. the major averages posting their first monthly loss of the year this after president trump threatened new tariffs on mexican goods. white house trade adviser peter navarro joined us earlier on "squawk on the str

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started in baghdad, went down to baas ra -- basra. those were held at universities, they were held in government offices, town hall settings for public presentations for members of the public to participate. i also spoke with some farmers unions and some other people. mostly they were televised, great participation. a lot of very interested, very engaged people participating in those workshops typically had q and a segz that lasted as long as my presentations. my presentations covered water planning aspect but also how do you implement water management strat ghis. it's one thing to come up with a great idea in order to be water sustainable for your region, it's another to get the funding and get the permits in place to actually be able to construct one of those projects, particularly in a place like iraq. you know, what's very, very obvious when you tour the country there is that they had an enormous brain drain that started in the early 1980s. a lot of the people that knew how the infrastructure worked and understood the water resour