ben clark of ann clark cookie cutters in vermont had the chance to meet vice president mike pence andalk about the company's success. all of the cookie cutters are made in the usa. when we met ben, he told us how he was doing everything in his power to win over more of the market from competitors who manufacture overseas. ben clark doesn't mince words. >> i want to win. i want to own the market. i want to be the player. that's what's driving me. >> his fight is personal. backing down is not an option. >> i have everything wrapped up into this. this is not a hobby. i moved my family here and said yes, we can make the business. >> the owner of ann clark limited, the largest mother and fatherer of cookie cutters in the u.s., runs the vermont company knowing for his brand to success, someone else has to falter. >> somebody has to lose. every business that is successful, some other business had to fail. >> it is why he has his sights set on the competition. he wants to steal their customers. we can say it 87 different ways. ultimately, when we are winning, somebody is losing. for us to gro

ben clark of ann clark cookie cutters had the chance to meet vice president mike pence and talk about the company's success. all of the coocookie cutters ar in the usa and he told us hoe he is's trying to win over those from his competitors who manufacture overseas. >> ben clark doesn't mince words. >> i want to win. f i want to own the market. i want to be the player and that's what's driving me. >> his fight is personal, backing down is not an option. >> i have everything wrapped up in the business. this is not a hobby. i've moved my family here and said we can make it in the cookie cutter business. the owner of ann clark limited, the largest manufacture of cookie cutters in the u.s. runs his company knowing that full way that for his brand to succeed someone else has to falter. >> every new business that's successful, some other business has to fail. >> which is why ben has his sights set on the competition. he wants to steal their customers. >> we can say it 87 different ways but ultimately when we're winning, somebody's losing. for us to grow our market we're going after our chin

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ben bernanke talked about the wily coyote moment in a couple years where the fiscal stimulus runs out of energy and we see a drop-off in the u.s. economy. clarkt is about the right time we would agree with and that is what we are expecting. anna: good to have you with us. clark fenton. coming up on the program, we will keep across the currency markets. everything in the lira, everything with the broader fx market story. we see euro weakness, dollar strength, but we will talk about the corporate news. ryanair, the first major strikes in its history mean for the budget airline. they are struggling to come to an employee base that is unionized and able to organize strike action. staying on the currency story, we talk about brexit as currency traders ratchet up the pressure. what does that mean for the pound? we watched the turkish lira, dropping 5% of fresh record lows. what does that mean for europe? this is bloomberg. anna: this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." let's tell you what has been going on with the turkish because we see further moves there. the crops 13.5% against the dollar. big moves in turkish lira this morning, building toward a