now where it's been revealed that british labor party members responsible for a facebook ads and last year's general election made it leader jeremy corbin and his closest aides see different ads from the general public or he's probably boyko picks up the story. this is all been revealed in a new book about the effect of the media on politics and the allegation is that in the run up to the general election back in twenty seventeen just over a year ago senior labor party staff members hostile to jeremy corbyn used targeted facebook ads in order to trick the labor leader into thinking that his campaigns were being rolled out nationwide online in actual fact the campaigns that jeremy corbyn wanted to push nationally but which senior officials didn't like they were being targeted just as jeremy corbyn and his closest aides take a listen to how the labor party leader jeremy corbyn was heard winked by his own party when they were told to be from nationwide they're regarded as month gap such as one on the water registration they made sure that few sources messages except a tiny slice of left

now it's been revealed the british labor party member is responsible for facebook birds and last year's general election made leader jeremy corbyn and his closest allies see different ads from the general public auntie's party boyko picks up the story. this is all been revealed in a new book about the effect of the media on politics and the allegation is that in the run up to the general election back in twenty seventeen just over a year ago senior labor party staff members hostile to jeremy corbyn used targeted facebook ads in order to trick the labor leader into thinking that his campaigns were being rolled out nationwide online in actual fact the campaigns that jeremy corbyn wanted to push nationally but which senior officials didn't like they were being targeted just as jeremy corbyn and his closest aides take a listen to how the labor party leader jeremy corbyn was heard winked by his own party when they were told to pay for nationwide they're regarded as madcap such as one on the water registration they made sure that few sausage messages except a tiny slice of left wing activists

why did trump get elected why did britain vote for bricks it was jimmy corbin leader of the british labor party and why are people across europe turning against neo liberalism the answer could not possibly be this wall street bank goldman sachs will pay five billion dollars to settle claims that it duped clients with rotten mortgage investments that goldman knew were likely to fail this was part of the widespread mortgage fraud that triggered the great recession in two thousand and eight you know the bailout and fraud of major nation financial institutions around twenty zero eight didn't cause trump and bricks it must be this when we first launched we were hoping for you know maybe four hundred five hundred people harvard didn't have a facebook so that's the gap that we were trying to fill and now we're at one hundred thousand people so who knows where we're going next we're hoping to have many more universities by far hopefully over one hundred or two hundred and from there we're going to launch a bunch of side applications which should keep people coming back to the site maybe can make some c

now it's been revealed that british labor party members responsible for facebook ads in the general election made leader jeremy corbyn and his closest aides say different ads from the general public are joins me live with the details. how did this all come to light. well this is all been revealed in the new in a new book that's just been published it's all about the effect of media on politics and the allegation is that in the run up to the general election that we had here in the u.k. just over a year ago now senior labor party star members that are hall style to jeremy corbin that's the leader of the labor party they used targeted facebook ads in order to trick the labor leader into thinking that the campaigns that he wanted rolled out nationally in terms of facebook advertising were being rolled out nationally in actual fact they were just being targeted at the labor leader and his close group of aides and journalists that he knows so it was the campaigns that the senior party officials hostile to jeremy call been the ones that they didn't approve of that they did that to jeremy corbyn wo

way for president trump to get reelected in 2020 is for the democratic party to follow the british labor partythe earth. you find a lot of people. i read a column from the "washington post" today quoting hillary clinton's policy director and the two believe it's good for the democratic party because it needs boldness to confront the challenges facing the country and sullivan suggests this will help correct the impression that barack obama was a socialist. in other words, we need to go hard left and by going hard left that will show that obama was more reasonable than you thought. none of those things help democrat win elections this fall and don't help them win elections in 2020. >> sandra: karl rove, thank you for joining us this morning. >> thanks for having me. good to see you both. >> jon: note to socialism fans, go visit venezuela. president trump calling out his federal reserve over interest rates. >> president trump: i'm saying the same thing i would have said as a private citizen. somebody would say maybe you shouldn't say that as a president. i couldn't care less what they say. my vie

british politics with the governing conservative party in such disarray where is the political opposition to surely with this mess they should be riding high in the opinion polls and would the opposition labor party be any better at delivering brigs it than the governing conservatives will certainly we've seen that labor party have not been able to fully capitalize in the polls in terms of taking over the conservatives. they have a problem also with threats at their bricks that position is quite ambiguous for them i think at the moment as the opposition that works well they're able to allow the conservative party to tear itself apart and they only really have to face up to coming up with a plan for bracks it if the government falls over said they want to do that and if that happens i think the labor party are also going to find themselves in trouble when it comes to coming up with a coherent position on. guns and less is briggs it inevitable can anything no prevent it a second referendum perhaps. in the events the last few days have made no situation much like we have now three months ago the food the final summits not taber this is all meant to be wrapped up and signed off now the moment t

is of course no doubt the british lives have been lost in iraq afghanistan and syria because of the u.k. joining in us wars but war is not something jeremy corbin's labor party to. too much about these days except a challenge for an extremely thornberry taking place began her questions at b.m. q.'s with a tribute to a former u.k. defense secretary down for alleged torture in the war in northern ireland in the one nine hundred seventy s. to join the militia states in paying tribute to the carrington. country such distinction in both the forces and government yes that is jeremy corbin's proposed foreign secretary heading the life of someone u.k. home secretary mervyn research a labor prime minister james callaghan about in march of nine hundred seventy seven re said the decision to use methods of torture in northern ireland in one hundred seventy one seventy two was taken by ministers in particular lord carrington then secretary of state for defense form barry then went on to talk about bricks and well labor m.p. and form a shadow fire and emergencies minister chris williamson was there in the chamber and he joins me now here on the green outside parliament th

seven the british left led by its young charismatic candidate tony blair wins the elections after eighteen long years of conservative rule. at the age of forty three the head of the labor party takes charge of the country with a program whose foundation is to apply private sector management models to public services so as to make them more efficient more productive room higher education will be no exception. right. we need to widen access to universities get more money into universities and the best and fairest way to do it is a balance between the state and the graduate. face became reality and nine hundred ninety eight and it was a key landmark in the history of higher education in the u.k. because at that moment the principle of free education free higher education in the u.k. finished. for this historic reform tony blair introduces the yearly one thousand pound tuition fee a smooth way to start five years later prompted by his second term election tony blair authorizes universities to charge tuition fees up to three thousand three hundred pounds yearly and tony blair. head of britain's labor party successfully passed a reform that the conservatives would never have dared

british public and to our 27 european partners. when honorable right honorable lady gets up again perhaps she will tell us what the labor parties alternative plan is for the moment that is one of the best kept secrets in politics. thorne bury -- >> but who does he think he's kidding even donald trump can see their turmoil and he didn't watch britain yet. but can i say once again as i did at tmq back in december, 2016 when he compared cabinet to fancy remade by the careon team by those standards -- what would he describe his lot now as? perhaps reservoir dog remade bit shuckle brothers. but -- [laughter] but let me take him back to our first in 2016 -- when i asked him how he was possible to retain refriction of trade with europe without remaining in a custom union? i got no answer then and let me try again today. can he explain how the friction of trade is going to be io chiefed under this government checkers plan. honorable lady will see the detail in the white paper if she had been listening to the prime minister on monday. she had have heard the prime minister explain very clearly that we believe a combination of the common rule book on

british politics with the governing conservative party in such disarray where is the political opposition to surely with this mess they should be riding high in the opinion polls and would the opposition labor party be any better at delivering brigs it than the governing conservatives will certainly we've seen that labor party have not been able to fully capitalize in the polls in terms of taking over the conservatives. they have a problem also with brett their breaks that position is quite ambiguous for them i think at the moment as the opposition that works well they're able to allow the conservative party to tear itself apart and they only really have to face up to coming up with a plan for bracks it if the government falls over say they want to do that and if that happens i think the labor party are also going to find themselves in trouble when it comes to coming up with a coherent position on. guns and less is briggs it inevitable can anything no prevent it a second referendum perhaps. in the events the last few days have made no situation much like we have now three months ago the food the final summits not taber this is all meant to be wrapped up and signed off now the moment the gov

mark: british prime minister theresa may appears likely to survive any attempts to ouster over a brexit policy and she is counting on the opposition labor partyt the plan through. let's get to caroline hyde, lies in westminster with a labor lawmaker. -- live in westminster. caroline: we have gary garner we have a now -- member joining me now, thank you. could the labour party ever get behind this? >> what we need to get behind this to negotiate a deal with the european union. we have set out to our own view that we need a new customs union, and what this proposes is a halfway house towards one. what we said is we went a comprehensive song arrangement with the single market and this does not provide that. this does not talk about what is 80% of the u.k. economy, services. what it fails to realize is when they talk about negotiating new agreements around the world and the freedom to do those, if you are bound by the rulebook on goods and bound by the rulebook, but you say, we can still have freedom in terms of services, if you try to export those services in the market which wants to export to use their good, and then, actually, there was a pro

british politics with the governing conservative party in such disarray where is the political opposition surely with this mess they should be riding high in the opinion polls and would the opposition labor party be any better at delivering brigs it than the governing conservatives will certainly we've seen that labor party have not been able to fully capitalize in the polls in terms of taking over the conservatives. they have a problem also with threats at their bricks that position is quite ambiguous for them i think at the moment as the opposition that works well they're able to allow the conservative party to tear itself apart and they only really have to face up to coming up with a plan for bracks it if the government falls over say they want to do that and if that happens i think the labor party are also going to find themselves in trouble when it comes to coming up with a coherent position on. guns and less is briggs it inevitable can anything no prevent it a second referendum perhaps. in the events the last few days have made situation much like we have now three months ago the food the final summits not table where this is all meant to be wrapped up and signed off now the moment

british politics with the governing conservative party in such disarray where is the political opposition surely with this mess they should be riding high in the opinion polls and would the opposition labor party be any better at delivering brigs it than the governing conservatives will certainly we've seen that labor party have not been able to fully capitalize in the polls in terms of taking over the conservatives. they have a problem also with brett their breaks that position is quite ambiguous for them i think at the moment as the opposition that works well they're able to allow the conservative party to tear itself apart and they only really have to face up to coming up with a plan for bracks it if the government falls over said they want to do that and if that happens i think the labor party are also going to find themselves in trouble when it comes to coming up with a coherent position on. guns and less is briggs it inevitable can anything no prevent it a second referendum perhaps. in the events the last few days have made situation much like we have now three months ago the food the final summits not taber this is all meant to be wrapped up and signed off now the moment the gover

british prime minister theresa may appears likely to survive any attempt to oust her of her brexit policy. she is counting on the opposition labor partyh parliament. two of her senior ministers quit over her proposal that would keep the u.k. close to the eu on trade and regulation. president trump may be creating the most conservative supreme court in a generation. he has named brett kavanaugh to open by thet left retirement of justice anthony kennedy. brett kavanaugh worked for president george w. bush and has skeptic of government power. minister saysgy it is important to bring the from excessive energy supply. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. francine, tom. tom: thanks so much. a quick data check. we are really focused on turkish lira. we had that interview moments ago. weaker lire today. future is up fractionally. the next screen please. resilient equity markets. , 12.47.with a 12 handle turkish lira with 4.72, weaker off of the erdogan restructuring. francine: looking at european stocks, t

is of course no doubt the british lives have been lost in iraq afghanistan and syria because of the u.k. joining in us wars but war is not something jeremy corbin's labor party talk too much about these days except the challenge for an extremely thornberry taking place began her questions at pm queues with a tribute to a former u.k. defense secretary down for alleged torture in the war in northern ireland in the one nine hundred seventy s. . states and paying tribute to the carrington. country such distinction in both the forces and government yes that is jeremy corbin's proposed foreign secretary hailing the life of someone u.k. home secretary mervyn reece wrote to labor prime minister james callaghan about in march and nine hundred seventy seven re said the decision to use methods of torture in northern ireland in one hundred seventy one seventy two was taken by ministers in particular lord carrington then secretary of state for defense form barry then went on to talk about bricks and well labor m.p. and form a shadow fire and emergencies minister chris williamson was there in the chamber and he joins me now here on the green outside parliament thanks for

now where it's been revealed that british labor party members responsible for facebook ads in last year's general election made leader jeremy corbyn and his closest aides see different ads from the general public or picks up the story. this is all been revealed in a new birth about the effect of the media on politics and the allegation is that in the run up to the general election back in twenty seventeen just over a year ago senior labor party staff members hostile to jeremy corbyn used targeted facebook ads in order to trick the labor leader into thinking that his campaigns were being rolled out nationwide online in actual fact the campaigns that jeremy corbyn wanted to push nationally but which senior officials didn't like they were being targeted just jeremy corbyn and his closest aides take a listen to how the labor party leader jeremy corbyn was heard winked by his own party when they were told to pay for nationwide they're regarded as month gap such as one on the water registration they made sure that few saw such messages except a tiny slice of left wing activists if it was there

seventy the british left led by its young charismatic candidate tony blair wins the election after eighteen long years of conservative rule. at the age of forty three the head of the labor party takes charge of the country with a program whose foundation is to apply private sector management models to public services so as to make them more efficient more productive and higher education will be no exception. right. we need to widen access to universities get more money into universities and the best and fairest way to do it is a balance between the state and the graduate. face became reality and nine hundred ninety eight and it was a key landmark in the history of higher education in the u.k. because at that moment the principle of free education free higher education in the u.k. finished. for this historic reform tony blair introduces the yearly one thousand pound tuition fee a smooth way to start five years later prompted by his second term election tony blair authorizes universities to charge tuition fees up to three thousand three hundred pounds yearly and tony blair. head of britain's labor party successfully passed a reform that the conservatives would never have dared