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john bolton, welcome to hardtalk. glad to be with you. it's great to have you. to you, does this presidential election represent an exhibition of american strength or american weakness? well, it doesn't exhibit much of anything that i find very attractive. i don't think either one of the candidates is fit to be president. so i'm not going to vote for either one of them. and i think it portends real trouble internationally for the united states and its friends and allies around the world. i wish we had two completely different candidates, but we have what we have. people watching this, some of them, will be surprised john bolton, welcome to hardtalk. glad to be with you. it's great to have you. to you, does this presidential election represent an exhibition of american strength or american weakness? well, it doesn't exhibit much of anything that i find very attractive. i don't think either one of the candidates is fit to be president. so i'm not going to vote for either one of them. and i think it portends real trouble internationally for the united states and it

john bolton, welcome to hardtalk. glad to be with you. it's great to have you. to you, does this presidential election represent an exhibition of american strength or american weakness? well, it doesn't exhibit much of anything that i find very attractive. i don't think either one of the candidates is fit to be president. so i'm not going to vote for either one of them. and i think it portends real trouble internationally for the united states and its friends and allies around the world. i wish we had two completely different candidates, but we have what we have. people watching this, some of them, will be surprised you say you can't possibly vote for either of them, because after all, you worked for one of them as national security adviser to donald trump, only ending in 2019. so how come you cannot, under any circumstances, contemplate voting for him? because i don't think he's fit to be president. i don't think he understood the nature of the job when he held it the first time. i don't think he learned anything in four years in office. if anything, he's forgo

the third, duke of bolton. so the third duke of bolton is, obvious member of the house of lords, was a sometime ally of of robert walpole and. somehow he and the gates's each other i think the most persuasive speculation or theory for that is gates his mother may have been a housekeeper for bolton, and they got know each other from from that. but anyway, bolton is going to be really the first patron and gates is going to benefit from a number of different patrons early in his life that's going to allow him to from a pretty middling background to someone of pretty pretty substantial significance later later in his career. so in 1745 in response to jacobite rebellion in scotland john bolton raises a regiment help put down that rebellion. and gates is going to be commissioned as an engine and then later lieutenant in bolton's regiment. so this connection with bolton is going to give gates his first military commission as a year old in. in 1745. and one thing i want to point out on the screen here, which is one of

the third, duke of bolton. so the third duke of bolton is, obvious mb of the house of lords, was a sometime ally of of robert walpole and. somehow he and the gates's each other i think the most persuasive speculation or theory for that is gates his mother may have been a housekeeper for bolton, and they got know each other from from that. but anyway, bolton is going to be really the first patron and gates is going to benefit from a number of different patrons early in his life that's going to allow him to from a pretty middling background to someone of pretty pretty substantial significance later later in his career. so in 1745 in response to jacobite rebellion in scotland john bolton raises a regiment help put down that rebellion. and gates is going to be commissioned as an engine and then later lieutenant in bolton's regiment. so this connection with bolton is going to give gates his first military commission as a year old in. in 1745. and one thing i want to point out on the screen here, which is one of thos

and gates is going to be commissioned as an engine and then later lieutenant in bolton's regiment. so this connection with bolton is going to give gates his first military commission as a year old in. in 1745. and one thing i want to point out on the screen here, which is one of those crazy coincidences of history, which is almost hard to belie. but if you look on the left there is a record of gates, 1745 commission at the national archives and in in london and this commission book has a hundreds of pages and en this individual page it's all the officers in bolton's regiment so that you can see there quite a few names here and i don't have a you don't have a laser pointer but gates his is maybe about 80% towards the bottom and the person directly below him on the same exact page in this regiment and this book of hundreds of pages is john burgoyne. so it's kind of a funny coincidence that's a little hard to believe that. and burgoyne, of course, will come to have much more significant connection. some 32 years later. but that was a it's kind of an amazing coincidence. so gates is is

served alongside donald trump, is his national security advisor. >> ambassador bolton, when you hear john kelly say that donald trump meets the definition of a fascist, do you agree with that? >> well, i think it's extremely important that john has gone public to the extent he has in the atlantic and the new york times just a couple of weeks before the election, because even though some of the things in these articles have been reported, publicly before to have them all in one place and effect to places, i guess. and from john directly i think is something the american people should listen to. i think it's a mistake to get into a controversy over whether trump meets the definition of fascist or not i think his behavior alone is troubling enough to be a fascist. you have to have a philosophy, trump's not capable of that adolf hitler wrote profoundly troubling book called mine comp, my struggle donald trump couldn't even read his way all the way through that book, let alone write something like it. i'm not trying to understate the dangers of a trump presidency. i think it's important t

even with henry bolton. china is the brooding menace on the in the in the background here.mauritius or chagos or whatever you want to however you want to describe them, they are not independent now that they are in the acting as catspaws for the chinese. the chinese will basically run this operation because they have the financial power and the clout to do so . and until we see the do so. and until we see the terms and conditions of this deal terms and conditions of this deal, which was being kept secret for some reason, we don't know exactly how and where this is going to be applied legally and otherwise. nor do we know how much money we're funnelling into the pockets of the mauritian government in order to keep it going. so i think a huge number of question marks. i mean, this is a very strategic point on the compass for chinese to build themselves their own diego garcia, and that's probably what will exactly happenin probably what will exactly happen in about 100 years time. >> nigel trevor, thank you very much. now, just over 100 days since taking power, the government

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i had john bolton describe how he was once on the way to a needle summit and trump turned to bolton and said, let's make history. let's move out of nato today. let's quit. and bolton of course talked him out of it and jim mattis talked him out of it. but will those people be around in the second term? many have resigned. many of them have come out against trump. many have been very vocal about their fear. and he will be surrounded by a different kind of person. somebody who will enable these authoritarian impulses that he has prepared, at least a part of the nation, to accept . >> thank you for your great writing and great insight. anne applebaum is the author of multiple, very, very important books. if you're looking for some great books in the next few days, "autocracy inc. the dictators who want to run the world." >>> the motto is that democracy dies in the darkness, but democracy dies in other ways, too, like when billionaires exert their power over the press and the press yields. plus, bob casey looking to swing the seat in pennsylvania. a >>> all right. turning and now to the midd

john bolton threatened the former head of the obviously w and she told him that she knows where is the, where is the place of his sons he tripped into life off his son. so of course there is an enormous pressure on the leadership and the administration of to obviously the avenue from the u. s. on from the okay. and recently, there was an enormous pressure of it against the icy cease the, the, the, the shape of the i see to not issued or esperanza against nathaniel. so the international law and the so called rules based order that we are living under nowadays is nothing but a drop excuse me, but we are no longer living in an international system or international lawyer to be to use. and it's a jungle. and what's happening in the gaza strip and all of these and you live on on and you can see the i in the region overall with all the acts of ethnic cleansing and genocide and the complete inaction of the same players in the region is that isn't is another proof that they don't care about international law, but they really weaponized these international organizations against their enemies .

one of the monks kelly even admitted that it was a us made bolton, that kills the leader of hezbollah at last week. we continue to talk to them. i've seen some positive responses from them when i of specifically asked them to do things differently. here's, here's an example. i mean, the use of, uh, you know, guided munition with a mark 80 series bomb. you can hit a target very actor accurately. if you're using naval gunfire, that doesn't work so well. i've had those discussions, we see more of use of guided munitions, j dams, and we, and we continue to provide those weapons that 2000 pound bomb that was used. that's a mark, $84.00 series bob to take out those, those rolla that was a guided, i'm pretty confident that was a guided weapon. well, just by us claims that they say it is intended for precision strikes reality, unless, unless we know is telling a different story. the death toll soaring the into the hundreds of entire 60 books . it's been reduced to russell. the situation was married and gone. so to this is where washington, profess designed for peace. watson, the thing is, the

in washington, one man in particular was determined to destroy nicholas my little john bolton was then donald trump national security adviser, the, the severity of his sanctions plan was unprecedented. well in one of the star wars episode, so somebody comes up and report something to darth vader that he doesn't like. and using his mental powers. darth vader constructs this fella's throat until he collapses on the floor dead. and that actually was a pretty good image of what we wanted to do to them the door over shame with the embargo on oil and gas and the freezing of the states assets abroad. venezuela found itself strangled. it was a master class by the us and reading mass destruction without firing a single shot. the sanctions wrecked the economy installation reached stratospheric levels. soon the price of a key low arrives at $2500000.00 votes. box shortages gave rise to looting 7000000 people left the country the that is a good policy. it should be based upon the the assumption that nicholas and my daughter will never voluntarily relinquish power in venezuela. the problem was, the

the field crew attempt was also a set back for john bolton and the white house venezuela had slipped through their fingers to may 23rd total. and the trump had a conversation where potent basically gloated, that the gladto had been defeated. and he said, you know, the whole thing was a, it was a us effort is, you know, and you've actually consolidated the doors power. nicholas, my doodle remained, and office solidifying his reputation for being indestructible. around him, the world changed. joe biden followed donald trump as president. part of latin america had swung back to the left. in brazil, my do to his friend a little of the silver had returned to power. he invited him to brazilian as a guest of honor, the gift will fix up. i'm at the cost of a quantum endeavor that is due that won't, can i see? no thought he thought he is that the wash of the cab, the vin as well. most of us would not have to you, but by that you, boss, i meant to do best. what would that video starting a flight of hostile by you or what do we have for matthew but easy like usual, the punches, go come see the

the third, duke of bolton.so the third duke of bolton is, obous member of the house of lords, was a sometime ally of of robert walpole and. somehow he and the gates's each other i think the most persuasive speculation or theory for that is gates his mother may have been a housekeeper for bolton, and they got know each other from from that. but anyway, bolton is going to be really the first patron and gates is going to benefit from a number of different patrons early in his life that's going to allow him to from a pretty middling background to someone of pretty pretty substantial significance later later in his career. so in 1745 in response to jacobite rebellion in scotland john bolton raises a regiment help put down that rebellion. and gates is going to be commissioned as an engine and then later lieutenant in bolton's regiment. so this connection with bolton is going to give gates his first military commission as a year old in. in 1745. and one thing i want to point out on the screen here, which is one of tho

. >> there's no evidence on people that i've talked to in the trump administration, john bolton, john kelly wanted to do john bolton, liz cheney, these people have a consistent kelly was at the department of homeland security and then he was chief of staff. he was not weighing in. i don't even know what you're talking about, but let me ask you something about john kelly specifically because you said the other day, quote, i guarantee john kelly talked to somebody on kamala harris's campaign beforehand before we did this interview. now i've spoken with people in john kelly circle and i've spoken with people in the kamala harris campaign. they say there's been no communication the entire time. so where did that come from? >> oh, i'm highly skeptical of that, jake, you know, the way that these attacks work, you know, the way that these people are often vetted by, a case. so you made it out with something goes out there? no. i said that the american media and the american democratic party apparatus works a certain way. if it comes out that john kelly never even spoke with a person in the k

some of the little john bolton was then donald trump national security adviser, the, the severity of his sanctions plan was unprecedented. well in one of the star wars episode, so somebody comes up and report something to darth vader that he doesn't like. and using his mental powers. darth vader constructs this fella's throat until he collapses on the floor dead. and that actually was a pretty good image of what we wanted to do to the door over the, the embargo on oil and gas and the freezing of the states assets abroad. venezuela found itself strangled. it was a master class by the us and reading mass destruction without firing a single shot. the sanctions wrecked the economy installation reached stratospheric levels. soon the price of a key low arrives at $2500000.00 volt device shortages gave rise to looting $7000000.00 people left the country. the that is a good policy. it should be based upon the, the assumption that nicholas and my daughter will never voluntarily relinquish power in venezuela. the problem was the mistaken belief that sanctions alone would force my daughter to c

i'm going to be asking john bolton, the president's former national security advisor about that trump's former national security so kristen holmes, thank you so much. and here now is republican former lieutenant governor of georgia, geoff duncan and gop strategist, shermichael singleton. sure. shermichael, i want to go first to what we heard from kristen, and that sound you played from the former president saying that there was a peaceful transfer of power despite the violence that happened and on january 6, and he conveniently glossed over what is your reaction when you hear that i mean, look, i think the vast majority of americans disagree. >> trump's supporters are going to agree with the president. i was just talking to some folks couple of days ago about this very issue, pamela. and it is very interesting to me how those who are ardent supporters what does the president remember that particular moment? many of them believed that individuals there were justified in protesting what they believe was some type of malfeasance. but i think the vast majority of americans would disagree wi

and it was kelly and bolton who pulled him back. and by the way, he wanted to pull out because he felt like he wasn't treated well by the other nato the leaders at the time, there was not a grand strategic conversation about how we've got to realign ourselves towards whatever it was he was angry and he's like, i'm leaving and bolton and kelly in the moment we're able to pull him out of that. so if you imagine decision-making like that without those guardrails there might very well be consequences, very transactional track record of donald trump making decisions based on the personal versus what might be good for the country. jim kristin, karen, appreciate you all. thanks for joining us. the conversation. and of course, be sure to tune in tonight. anderson cooper moderates a cnn presidential town hall with vice president kamala harris. >> again, it starts at 9:00 p.m. right here on cnn then news central returns after a quick break before election day president harris bases voters and takes the pressing questions, lie anderson cooper

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>> it gives me pause in the sense that john bolton wrote a book about this, national security adviser, trump can be unpredictable and he throws out ideas all the time and it is not clear from one day to the next exactly where he is going on foreign policy, what lawyers call a difficult client. that is what they are talking about rather than that he would be a fascist. in terms of the election let's consider, we've gone up this trump thing since 2015. he insulted republicans in the primaries. he was thought to be obnoxious, then he won the presidency, they impeached him, they indicted him, he was convicted, he's a criminal. now they are calling him a fascist. why is that? through all this election period, the election has been tight, 48-48 or 49-49. donald trump is not losing support because of all these attacks. when you get to the end of the campaign and call him a fascist there isn't much left after that. paul: you can escalate to hitler. >> he is not losing support. it suggests there's an underlying weakness in harris's support. paul: what about the substantive report. should we be

john bolton, mcmaster, all these people worked around him had for quite public.nd it's obvious why they are concerned. he's embraced vladimir putin. he's embraced kim jong-il, kim jong-un. host: but explain the word embraced. guest: he seems to be much more comfortable talking to these autocrats that he is with allies. in other words, he didn't distinguish between friend and foe. he was more critical of angela merkel and justin trudeau and he was of vladimir putin and kim jong-un. we have allies and friends and shared interests and values. you'd think we would embrace them more than people who try to undermine american foreign-policy interest all around the globe. that is what i thought was so stunning. i thought that is probably but those individuals them stunning. host: let's talk to callers and start with bob, atlanta. caller: thank you for your program. sarah, i served in the military and i'm 78 years old and i just got one question for you. you a communist? guest: absolutely not. are you, sir? caller: kamala harris is so far to the left you can even see her.

with former bbc executive and presenter roger bolton.re's anything wrong with that, but i'll fill you in next though hiv cases are at a 15 year high and apparently the link there is mass migration. we've got more fake asylum seekers as well, fake asylum seekers as well, fake child asylum seekers. and the backlog is bigger than ever. so is britain's migration crisis only about to get worse under labour? oh, and lord alli is under investigation . under investigation. >> ooh, a chilly start will give way to a lovely warm afternoon. boxed heat pumps , sponsors of boxed heat pumps, sponsors of weather on gb news >> hello, good evening and welcome to your gb news weather update brought to you by the met office. well, it's going to be a cold night ahead with some frost and fog in places, but generally high pressure is building in bringing plenty of fine and settled weather to come. still low pressure dominating across the south, so cloudier here with some showers but high pressure in the north is building across the country, bringing plenty of

john bolton, trumps former national security advisor, has called him a menace. they said trump is too dumb to be a fascist, which i guess is maybe better than fascist to the court. but really, who can say? rex tillerson. remember him? really served as secretary of state. said trump was totally ignorant of american history and world events. served as homeland security advisor, mike pence, before resigning. he said he didn't want to give aid to disaster victims in california because he didn't think they had voted for him. again, this barely scratches the surface of how many people. they are not rebels and not peoples whose job it is to say nasty things about donald trump are just the people that work for him. former trump officials telling horror stories about trumps mental and moral capacities as president. >> i think he's unfit for the presidency. >> reporter: he called the president a more on after a july national security meeting. >> donald trump and jd vance cannot be trusted with the presidency. >> it's important to understand that they are rolling the dice

he learned from his mistakes, so i really think that the probability that trump will take, well, bolton is unlikely to be bridged with him there, but mike pompeo, in the future administration, if he wins, it still exists, maybe it won’t be the secretary of state, maybe it will be the cia director again, but we just need to be prepared for this, because these hawks could end up in power again, really. they are more radical than jake sullivan, than blinken and so on, because the democrats, although they are also in fact beaten back in many ways, if we talk about the situation with russia and china, but they are not up to the level of radicalism of the hawks, the neocons they don't get there, and these guys can act on the side, as we actually saw in 2019 with the attempt to organize a coup d'etat in venezuela by force, now the democrats seem to have tried to do the same, but of course without the spark, without what happened then, well, and really i think that, for example, the situation with china with taiwan. such a link between ukraine and the usa, is that true, if so, then why does he

i knew bolton was soaking for the for the dungeon. the father, whose father opened none of the, from the, from the dead of bill for the coma took the not to, again, were qualified with now looking at the startled look. definitely the survey that kind of big, especially in the minds of 11 the color of the, of the and the love love the home i loved one. yeah. look, i have the item for you, i'm about of them. well, that's good hanging on the wall and then i as i, as the kind of as the eyes of the one that i'm looking at. uh huh. the of the fumes key. so out of mind those silver look a typical, another 5 to a minute and everything so i can move my uncle alyssa. most i use the collision as a supplemental college. i'm not supposed to come to me and i'm just tell us of my courses. does a lot of a 1000 miles, so a lot them on to get check. and then just because all of i live is not going to look for this. one income is almost meant in the feedback, say a 1000000. they seek out the week of the condition out of financial, some of whom is had th

clearly people like john kelly, john bolton, secretary esper and all of those. these individuals with many years of experience in the national security front did see up close and personal dangerous and irresponsible donald trump was. that is why again i find it unsurprising we have so many of these individuals who have dedicated their lives to protect the interest of this country are coming out publicly and singly danger donald trump is. i find it so surreal not more americans are listening to what is clearly going to be very much a dangerous situation if donald trump gets back into the oval office. >> i think that is a profoundly important point that folks are in some sense sort of dismissive of to put it well that is foreign-policy or something outside but it is all connected in so many ways and the connective tissue for me what i want to focus on right now is the fact that donald trump had seven that we know of conversations since leaving office with vladimir putin. could you speak a little bit about whether or not that is unusual for a former president to ha

former trump national security adviser john bolton, who was fired, also by tweet in 2019, and former secretary of defense mark esper who was fired, also by tweet in 2020, have both called trump unfit to serve. of course trumps vice president mike pence, who refused to carry out trumps order to overturn the 2020 election and his life was threatened on january 6, he now says he cannot in good conscious endorse trump. and then there were also the grifters, trumps choice to run health and human services, tom price lasted less than a year in the job after spending $400,000 of the government's money on chartered flights. his interior secretary ryan zinke resigned in 2018 after federal investigations were launched into travel habits and his conflict of interest. and is epa cheap scott pruitt quit when he became the subject of 13 different ethics investigations, but not before demanding an a to try to buy a used mattress for him from the trump international hotel. at some point trump got sick of the lengthy appointment process for new cabinet officials in order to avoid the senate approval a

mcmaster, john bolton, and general jim mattis, who served as defense secretary. david? >> david: rachel scott, thank you. >>> tonight, for the first time here, we're hearing the chilling 911 calls from the scene of the assassination attempt of donald trump in butler, pennsylvania. the horrified callers, the panic and fear in their voices moments after it played out. here's aaron katersky. >> take a look at what happened -- >> reporter: tonight, for the first time, the 911 calls from the attempted assassination of former president trump in butler, pennsylvania. >> they just tried to kill president trump, >> reporter: in the caller's voices, sheer panic. >> gunshots at the trump rally, >> yep, the police are on the way. >> better get over here quick. >> reporter: chaos in the crowd. >> we're at the trump assembly, and there's a guy shooting. he's been shooting at the place. >> reporter: this call came in from a neighboring county. >> i have a female on the line, her husband was shot at the trump rally. >> reporter: that woman trying to locate her husband. he had been shot

it makes more sense john bolton was in the bush white house, said, do you believe him? this isn't able you know, you didn't believe him. you believe him now that he attacks trump bush white house that has you can say what you want to say about the republicans who attacked about other. this is about the person that aspiring to be president united states today. so i think the harris campaign has to do the harris campaign has to continue to tell the stories they're doing right? and now they're doing it. and saturday rallies, they're making us pay attention to this in a way that people haven't paid attention to it. and i think what will happen over the course of time is that it's not just, it's not going to be that donald trump is going to be at 45 or 44%. this is going to be a 48, 49% candidacy, but the harris campaign can peel two points. office now trump one or two points off of them, and these battleground states, they win this election. >> the problem is that the people that they want to peel off, they may not be paying attention to this story. they may not be followin

that was really a disaster, not having bolton gives us in the house. was children in 2014 abraham and his family were able to leave gaza and rebuild their lives in sweden. in june 2024. abraham's former employer. the guy's a community mental health program released the devastating report about conditions and gaza. genocide, survivors speak of excruciating mental pain loss, panic, anger, helplessness, and thoughts of suicide. the since the war began to as the 3 mental health clinics has been destroyed. and the 3rd damaged many stuff psychologists including 3 women have been killed. the 2nd 2005, i met the semester, the development worker, and entrepreneur who had spent over a $100000.00 on a restaurant business. many palestinians invested in the local economy, confident that was used rarely is gone. garza would prosper, but dining out became increasingly difficult and pearl as thing to do. when i met up with bustle again in 2007, his restaurant was fairly operational and he wanted to leave garza, he and his family had applied for and obtained immigratio

engaged in the murder of of assassinating general solomani after mike pompeo, nikki haley and john bolton. uh lied to him and the israelis lied uh to him about uh general solomonni and then of course his wickedness in uh prosecuting julian assan so donald trump has lot of uh problems and if he is foolish enough to think that the american people are going to welcome a war or aggression uh against israel against uh iran or any other country on the side of israel he's sorely mistaken uh the american people's hearts are not there and camala. haris, i think uh, if if she was elected, she would be too weak to oppose the generals in the pentagon that live off of war, and that's that's the danger, this has to be almost like a revolution in america to overthrow this military, industrial complex and political people that are politically bribes and puppets of the israeli lobby, so america is captured government, and i think an only revolution in america. will set it free, but don't you think that netanyahu is uh personally rooting for trump to win? well, i, i think there is an argument that uh, he w

is it his experience becoming town alderman in bolton and, then mayor? yeah. and could you talk about what his experience was? yeah. so thompson, your congressman here from, mississippi, you know, his first political office was as of bolton and this town here in the state. and, you know, when he gets office, you know, he sees first, you know, firsthand just how, you know, the home that his parents lived in on the black side of town know with small two bedroom houses being taxed at a higher rate than. your man white mansions on the other side town. and this was the case in many of these towns where african that once they actually to you know look at tax books and see what was happening here and, what had been happening. he also found that you even the public services in black neighborhoods, water mains were narrower on the black of town, which meant the water pressure was lower which meant if there was a fire that broke out. it was harder to put out. i mean, all these sort of elements here tied together and they were all tied through, you know, how public dolla

helene's joining us right now is john bolton, the former national security advisor, un-donald, under donald trump. and former us ambassador to the un ambassador. thank you for coming in. austin, trying to make the case here. why supporting ukraine matters and the fate of future american military aid is seriously in question right now, what do you think? just looking at the the rhetoric you've heard, especially on the campaign trail and where things stand. what do you think that future looks like come january elected, the odds are the policy will largely remain the same, which is unfortunate because at that point, when she takes the oath just almost exactly three years after russia's invasion it's reached gridlock and in a war of attrition, which is what it's turned into, the bigger country usually beats it's a smaller country because the biden administration failed to adopt a more strategic approach, deliver the aid a strategic approach and really do more to counter the russian aggression. >> if trump is elected, i think ukraine's in a difficult, nearly impossible spot based on what

at home and has been hawkish and last time he was president he appointed key hawks including john boltonpeople who talk about regime change. jared kushner talked about opportunity for israel to forge a new middle east by military action against iran's allies and it could go either way. still opportunity for diplomacy and likely that iran will try to express interest in that, whether it is harris or trump. they might de-escalate, that might appeal to trump's sense of himself, he considers himself to be a dealmaker. tom: jane killed her mom, thank you very much indeed. what that could mean for the u.s. and the strike on the wrong. coming up, volkswagen plating a universal pay cut. we bring you the details next. this is bloomberg. tom: volkswagen has targeted cost savings 4 billion euros. the proposals include a pay cut for workers. let's bring in all the critical with the details. ollie: this is the brand, not, the cars. important bread -- brand that has been struggling. they are talk about saving 4 billion euros, 10% pay cut. imagine what that would feel like. wage freeze into a year afte

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