now barry gardiner the shadow trade secretary said quote of course t.p. could be helpful but it is not the main event and at the moment the government is making a hash of that and a former live demo leader tim farron said quote this smacks of desperation these people want to leave a market on our doorstep and join a different smaller one on the other side of the world it's all in the sky thinking part of the time it is illegal for the u.k. to sign trade deals before it leaves the e.u. but things could change come twenty one thousand posts proxy. our bond markets about to make moves brian gold martin proposal manager of trinity asset management joins us to discuss brian thanks for being with us happy new year hope you're staying warm there and in chicago one of the people works here said their fathers the temperature in their cars said it was nine below over the weekend before we get to talking about bond markets specifically you're a well known investment advisor give us your take on markets in general and in the u.s. and around the world please. well i t

barry gardiner, labor's shadow trade secretary.back with us and ask him more about the negotiating tactics. coming up, where the labor stand exactly on a brexit deal and how it would handle it poofment we'll discuss that next. this is bloomberg. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: it's our brexit show but we're getting a new name out of the f.c. chair, it is charles randall. we've heard charles randall. i think a nonexecutive board member for example, the b.e.i.s. and was former at england but we'll have plenty throughout the day. now back to brexit negotiations. we were with barry gardiner talking about the structure of the match with the e.u. but we'll bring in an outstanding writer of "betting the house." let me bring you back to what you were saying it's not the structure of the matter but the benefit. will labor accept free movement of people in the e.u.? >> we want fair rules and reasonable management of migration. and we recognize that the important thing is the economy and what you must do is you must set your immigration policy

barry gardiner.e landlords from letting their properties to benefit claimants, according to one lib dem mp. and many landlords are reporting that tenants on universal credit are in arrears. mps were debating the issue in westminster hall. i checked the records again and again and again and i said this is going to be a car crash on this article issue and it was ignored so we move on to 2015, bit of context, we had numerous examples as my colleague has indicated and others have experienced in this room over the last two years without that default, fewer and fewer private landlords are actually letting the people on universal credit and those he worked were falling into arrears. just utter madness. i had a landlord come to my surgery with 20 tenants on universal credit of whom 18 were in arrears and nine had to be evicted, that is at this very early stage of the roll—out when the full service hasn't yet come to my area. does he agree with me that those are the sort of facts that don't fit into the theor

a quote from barry gardiner, he said this could be helpful but it isn't the main event and i think thatriority for the uk is to get a good trade deal with the eu. this is one of the benefits of brexit, when we have these negotiations going through, we can look beyond europe and that is a positive thing. in the financial times, it was a remained newspaper and still is. a little dig at the daily express earlier, maybe i am thinking too hard on this but is this the financial times saying they've had to go all the way to the pacific, isn't this a ridiculous situation? i don't think it is a bad story for the government. the government argument is by leaving the eu we can strike trade deals globally. whether it smacks of desperation, as tim farron the former labour leader says in the ft, or whether it is a good idea, it shows we can do trade deals everywhere and the trade minister's quotes, he isn't saying this is what we are going to focus on but this is pa rt of we are going to focus on but this is part of a package of things. it isn't a story that the government will be irritated about. it