me, barry, good to see you. start drawing people's attention -- a look a little along the a look beyond the coronavirus and to start to look at what is the next risk in the market that totally is off the radar screen. is aith that i believe it pickup in inflation, a cyclical pickup in inflation. the structural forces that have repressed inflation or suppressed inflation are likely to continue. innovation adoption and the services sector, global excess good capacity and the greater elasticity of supply of energy. but in the near term, housing costs are going pushed higher by using fed policy. medical care costs particularly in the cpi series are rising at a 5% annualized rate. import prices will start to put upward pressure as the effects of the trade war and coronavirus dissipate. all those things -- also comparisons from a year ago are low. so by the time we get to april and may data, write about when the fed is considering winding down bill purchases, we could have a cyclical upturn in inflation that would has

they can -- taylor: barry, do we still have you? looks like we lost barry.ry, can you still hear me? barry: i can hear you, taylor. taylor: perfect. continue to talk to me about sandeep's background, what you are learning from him. barry: not sure where i left off, but being the ceo of a public company, bringing them through some very hard times in the and 2010, i think he's person to lead this company. i don't think it is a 2020 event , but i think sandeep is the person to bring this company public. he has the reputation and credibility with investors. i think softbank has funded enough money that they can complete what is needed to be done. once a lease is signed, you kind of crossed the rubicon and you've got to move forward. islor: his first day february 18. what should be his number one job on day one? is it getting out of unprofitable businesses, focusing on the ipo? what would you like to see him do? ipo has to be the fifth or sixth on his list. number one is getting out of some of these extraneous businesses, kind of unwind those, generate whatever c

let's put that to barry.global britain, now that brexit is done, is it something that is understood in your part of the world, for example? you know, thank god it is finished, a sigh of relief, no more talking about brexit, because every time people phoning me they said, explain to us, explain to us. anyway, i believe britain, when it was within the european union, it was more influential. i believe now it is a very ambiguous state for them. maybe they will regain their sovereignty when they go out of the eu, but whether they will keep it when they sign this deal with the americans, for example, trade deal. many people are saying that britain could be a satellite state of the united states, simply because it will lose partly or completely its sovreign position in the international community. other people are saying, 0k, britain lost its empire, now it is losing europe. i don't know whether this will be accurate or not. so i believe it is a very ambiguous state we are going to. whether... i haven't seen any co

barry white, senior historian at the holocaust museum. historianhe chief down the street at the u.s. department of justice. so, we have a lot to learn tonight. before i turned to the panel though, i do want to note that in a tremendous stroke of serendipity we could not have time to the scheduling of the panel much better. some of you may have seen in the washington post last week a great story by debbie or others, truly unique and groundbreaking collection of perpetrator materials. some 361 photographs and documents collected by the commandant of killing center. at this are looking morning, on the screen, is just from this morning. this morning we have them delivered to the collection facility. oursee the gloved hands of supporters. this is the kind of material that was evidenced in the trials we aresecution describing today. truly a momentous day for this museum and this field. debbie, let's begin with you. to write your book, outage you first get interested in the topic echo what brought you to the store -- and the topic? what brought

. >>> scott nation and barry banister join us this morning. good to see you beoth. barry, who would have thought this came along when everybody was getting constructed from a cyclical point of view now we have people looking in the rear-view mirror in the period of post august calling it a fed-induced breakout what about global growth >> did come out of the blue a little bit, but a vix of 49? the fear index is at 49? it was 44 in march of 2009 when the world really was coming to the end in an economic sense so this seems to be a panic and overreaction ready for a short-term bounce. i do think we need the fed to send a signal with a quarter of a point very quickly, hopefully next week, maybe monday. it's not the cure to the virus, but it is a signal >> a signal -- what does it -- how does it help, barry, if you could help viewers understand, what a fed cut does for the markets, the economy what is the constructive element in an emergency cut? >> looking at the ten-year break in inflation, it's been plunging with the 10-year yield they're not meeting their inflation m

joining us now for his first interview is barry berke. mr. berke, it's a pleasure to meet you. >> great to meet you. thanks for having me. >> how was your year on the judiciary committee and how do you feel about it in terms of how things have gone since? >> you know, i feel great about it on many levels but you won't be surprised to hear not on every level. i feel great that through the great work of the committee members, chairman nadler, the intelligence committee, the house managers, what we were able to do is expose the president's conduct, expose the pattern of conduct and predict exactly what's happening. now, while ultimately the jury of the senators did not do what we thought the facts and the constitution required, and that is to remove the president, a couple things happened. there's another jury, and that's the jury of the american people. they were able to see the facts. also the senators themselves, they went from saying this is a hoax. we agree the call is perfect as the president claimed, and nothing bad happened here, to havi

a lawyer named barry burke cross examining a witness cory lewandowski.e'd spent the whole first half of the hearing that day sneering at members of the committee talking about how fake the whole russia hoax is. but by the end of his time being cross examined by barry burke he was admitting to his own lies about what he did in the russia investigation, the fact he pled the fifth and asked for immunity in order to testify against the president and he also as you saw had to spit out this chewy little bit of gristle. >> to the best of my knowledge most of the information in the mueller report is accurate. >> barry burke, the lawyer who conducted that cross-examination and stracted that from mr. lewandowski, he joined the judiciary committee staff about a year ago to help the committee conduct oversight of the justice department during the mueller investigation. he ultimately served through the impeachment of president trump. this week mr. burke announced he's going back to his old job as a lawyer in private practice. joining nous suis barry burke. mr. burke,

after the interview mo farah met uk athletics official barry fudge, who'd also spoken to usada.gators were packing up. he then changed his account and told them that he had in fact received an l—carnitine injection ahead of the london marathon. the records are kept. and you would ask the question, well, why? you know, clearly, if he's taking medicines to enhance performance there are ethical questions that that raises. i think this is something that should be looked at in some seriousness. uk athletics and lawyers for mo farah said his injections were well within the allowable limit. mo farah's lawyers added: "mr farah understood the question one way, and as soon as left the room he asked mr fudge and immediately returned to clarify and it is plain the investigators were comfortable with this explanation." before the injections were given, e—mails show uk athletics officials worried about whether it would be safe or in the spirit of the sport. despite this, barry fudge flew to switzerland to collect the supplement from a contact of salazar‘s. i'm shocked. because, you kind of go

athletics meet barry fudge head of the long distance running at you get led to. still working at the organization in 2014 he reportedly flew to switzerland to obtain the l. carnitine in a form which could not have been acquired in the u.k. he did not document this trip even though he had 2 he's calling u.k. athletics dr rob chakravarty reportedly administered the injections to more and yet he didn't report it either even though it is against the rules to prevent he later said he simply forgot to do that due to over working and travelling to most of you better than usual occurrence that this very specific medicine was required a source of great difficulty given against the initial advice of the doctor being the who keeps any records of it and therefore decides to keep quiet about it but the even more bizarre case of forgetfulness occurred with more himself when usada investigators came to question him 1st he staunchly denied that he was. left the interrogation but then came back and changed his account having spoken to barry fudge i have never taken ill carnitine

left the interrogation but then came back and changed his account having spoken to barry fudge i have never taken ill carnitine injections at all i just wanted to come clean sorry guys and i did take it at the time and i thought i did it all comes back to me but at the time i don't remember more farrah's lawyer says the athlete just didn't get the question now having seen the documentary the u.k. anti-doping agency's c.e.o. nicole sapp said said she the agency was ready to cooperate and even called usada is investigation robust we thank the panorama team for their efforts the program is another example of the importance of investigative journalism regards and integrity matters in sports u.k. antidoping agency supported the u.s. anti duping agency with their investigation into the nike oregon project we believe us and to do in agencies investigation was extensive and robust but just a month ago the u.k. openly refused to hand over more all to doping probes to usada for retesting now there's no word whether this these new revelations would lead to the much sought retesting of ferrous pr

with my i for him yes barry yeah barry yeah. yeah barry. is making cause face. i missed the teddy bath. after all i'll be waiting for your call. that's our global news update for now i'll be back in about 30 minutes though with more. thousands of american men and women choose to serve in their country's military decision little sheltered lives every thing came to a complete. the day that i was raped be instructed you know told to shut up but they'd kill me and i see how destroyed my life any screamed at me and he made me come in the gram my own arm and he write me with his birthing curia if you take into account that women don't report because of the extreme retaliation and it's probably somewhere near about half a 1000000 women have now been sexually assaulted in the us military rape is a very very traumatizing thing to have happen but i've never seen trauma like i've seen from women who are veterans who have suffered military sexual trauma reporting rape is more likely to get the victim punished them the offender and almost 10 year career which i was very inve

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recognized it's far from unanimous you not agree that the recognition of glial is an absolute am barris months to anyone that has occupied this chamber i was a disgrace on and up out of the member states of europe washington had very high hopes for one grade 0 hoping that he would go ahead and topple the dural but it didn't happen so it seems that now washington has adopted a strategy of pretending that it did and hoping that others will play along the us is totally broken international law by taking over the embassy in the name of the embassy in israel and government is the official government of venezuela whenever the us says joke most people in venezuela know that it's a joke. you can't just declare that somebody. he is the elected president when he isn't the elected. so the u.s. is making this farce a person into the government and then saying that the embassy doesn't belong to venezuela we now have a coalition of the willing who are saying that quite 0 is the government it doesn't have any other option and he hasn't been able to push it in the doura out there obviously under tremen

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nt to media, his dad barry said he did not want to delay make that happen.we try to make it happen through the media. i think it was on radio four. he can play to the bbc. we will take his advice. while we are now, once we know where tyson's rematch clause is, when we know anthonyjoshua's magic defence is, we will make a decision. until then, thatis we will make a decision. until then, that is the position and eddie can talk about all the people he is negotiating with, he wants to put his fight on in the uk or outside the usa, he's got to do with us. and nobody else. that is the question as well, where that fight, where would it take place, if it does happen? tyson hugely popular out in the states, with the fancy something closer to home, old trafford? iwould love with the fancy something closer to home, old trafford? i would love to go there. it would be history, it is hometown. the first time the four belts have been on the line, they will be unifying before belts, an absolute unanimous champion. you would also be in the situation where it is the first tim

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after the interview, mo farah met uk athletics official barry fudge, who had also spoken to usada.his account and told them that he had in fact received an l—carnitine injection ahead of the london marathon. no records are kept, and you would ask the question, well, why? clearly, if he's taking medicines to enhance performance, there is ethical questions that that raises. i think this is something that should be looked at in some seriousness. uk athletics and lawyers for mo farah said his injections were well within the allowable limit. mo farah's lawyers added... before the injections were given, e—mails show uk athletics officials were worried whether it would be safe and within the spirit of the sport. despite this, barry fudge flew to switzerland to collect the supplement from a contact of salazar‘s. i'm shocked, because you kind of go, what is that all about? and you're an employee of uk athletics, so uk athletics, why would you allow one of your staff to do that? uk athletics said... mo farah split from salazar in 2017, but questions about his influence persist. mark daly, bb

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i'm joined by yamiche alcindor and barry grisham. bare, barry, it seems he wants to show how powerful he is. he gave rush limbaugh the medal of freedom. he's showing he can do anything he wants to -- it seems to be a message to his cellmates, the guys out there waiting for their sentencing that, look, don't worry, sit tight, i'll take care of you. >> yeah. i've heard a term used today, banana republic and that's really what we have if the president of the united states thinks that he can step in as the chief law enforcement officer and do all the things that the attorney general and the department justice does. we talk about we're losing the rule of law if we allow a tie ranti tyrant to take over and take up prosecution of people he wanted to go after as his enemies. it reminds me going back 40 years ago to richard nixon's enemy list, wanting to use the apparatus of government to go after people that disagreed with him. thank goodness in watergate we had two attorney generals who were convicted and sent to jail, both gray and mitchel

in race for the white house, we dive into the 1960 race between lyndon johnson and barry goldwater, aical parties. >> on july 2nd, 1964, lbj walks into the east room of the white house and transforms the lives of millions of americans. >> i'm about to sign into law a civil rights act of 1964. >> this is a time when everybody's watching television to watch a president sign a bill. every network is covering it. this is a moon shot moment. >> the symbolism of the moment, a southern white democrat president signing this into law is huge. >> let us lay aside i recall differences and make our nation whole. >> for many watching, this is betrayal of what the democrats have traditionally stood for. >> while lyndon johnson was jubilant, at least in public to have passed this historic bill, he's melancholy that night in the aftermath. >> lbj essentially fretted that he might, in fact, lose the south forever as a result of signing the civil rights act. >> uh-oh, what did i do? i'm the big man for a day. i've made history, but now i have an election to win in november, and what is the boomerang ef

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several people involved in the you get latics barry fudge the head of long distance running at you get latics flew to switzerland to obtain el carotene he did not report this trip whatsoever according to the documentary then another person in the u.k. athletics dr chakravarty administered the dogs to more thorough but also did not report this even though it stipulated by the rules. any medication to the athlete should be reported and the most bizarre story the most bizarre part of the story came later when the u.s. anti-doping agency investigators came to london to question more about this obviously 4 time olympic champion he was already the olympic champion at the time they questioned him and he staunchly denied administering any al kerosene before changing his mind let's listen to that. i remember taking an injection essential i just wanted to come clean sorry go and i did take it at the time and i thought i didn't usual comes back for me but at the time i didn't remember. so he didn't remember he spoke to barry told him to go back and change his account which obviously has sparked a

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with my i phone yes barry yeah barry yeah. yeah but are you. making cost base. so i inara missed a teddy bear. i'll be waiting for your call. u.s. president donald trump's middle east peace plan hailed in the media as the deal of the century is proving to be not quite all that 50 former leaders and ministers from across europe have issued a joint letter in which they expressed grave concerns artie's middle east correspondent paul slayer has more. 50 former european foreign ministers and leaders have expressed outrage over this so-called deal of the century they say that it is a kin to apartheid and of urge for action to oppose that peace to prosperity is not a road map to a viable 2 state solution nor to any other legitimate solution to the conflict the plan and visitors the formalization of the current reality in the occupied palestinian territory in which 2 people fall even side by side without equal rights such an outcome has characteristics similar to a pathway to a term we don't use lightly now the peace plan includes jerusalem as israel's undivided capital

barry is saying they have no formal plan to do so this year you know, i respect mr.iller i think that's a little bit too much hubris there. you need to bring in a full-time ceo. mr. diller has a lot of experience in the space and a good team, but they need to bring in somebody. he's given a pitch they don't need anybody this year, but he won't be in that role beyond this year. the sooner you bring in somebody good, the better for expedia >> with amazon, jedi, stock sales by bezos i wonder, sort of help us frame the jedi news in the overall size of the business, its importance to overall growth and that unknown calculus of how much it risks antagonizing the white house. >> okay. let me go backwards. i think the white house was already antagonized. i think it's hard not to look at this from an objective third-party perspective and not conclude there was some sort of political interference in this decision, but i'll tlooefr i seed for now >> really. >> yes if i keep going on this for amazon shareholders, aws is half of the value of the company. clearly, i think, even th