bruce: they currency will be relatively strong.ig currencies that are volatile will be the euro, the sterling, the yen, relative to the dollar, not necessarily the emerging markets. erik: we do not want to call it an emerging market but it often looks like one, puerto rico, you are heavily invested in what we can debt and you have in excess of $600 million in general obligation bonds. general opposition bonds. erik: puerto rico was hammered by the hurricane and the bonds are trading in the 30's and the market is telling us that is where the recovery czar. what is your view and how long will it take? bruce: that is where the market is, trading in the mid 30's. hurricanes, puerto rico is a proud country, a prostate. comment -- proud state, commonwealth and they will do well. fema is -- erik: a puerto rico come back means the money is good? bruce: fema and the army corps of engineers is down there and the power is 75% restored and we think in the coming months will approach 80%, 90% and then be fully restored. the issue with prep the,

let's go down to bruce feldman. >> bruce: thanks, joe. elijah, huge game tonight. you seem to get in a random and all of a sudden they came roaring back. what was the difference on that drive in the end? >> brady: we knew we had to score. we were down by three, didn't have a chance to get what we wanted. we knew that was the last chance we had. this team has fought the whole year, couldn't be more proud of these teammates. >> joe: . >> joe: anthony mahoungou has a great story. first heard about football in the comic book in paris, france. he's now getting x-rayed so he doesn't have a chance to enjoy this with you guys. what do you say about the performance tonight? >> he's one of my good friends. it's been such a privilege playing with him. what a blessing to him. i can't wait to go see him to make sure he's okay. he's been a phenomenal player and we couldn't be more happy to have him. >> bruce: joe, back to you? >> joe: all right, bruce. a heck of the game tonight. a really fun game to be a part of. we've got more coming up from santa clara. the postgame trophy ce

bruce feldman, take it away, man. >> bruce: thank you, joe.indelar and defensive mvp ja'whaun bentley. a bunch of their friends. while the wild game tonight. you guys put on quite a rally. so we are first going to give you a elijah hood of for throwing for almost 400 yards, a bunch of tds, who would you say about your team's performance to rally the way you are doing tonight? >> brady: couldn't >> just a privilege to play with these guys. all glory to god. i am so happy to be here. this is for purdue, baby. >> bruce: living in indiana, you know about this school. what does it mean to the program the way that jeff brohm has come into finish the season, first year on this note? >> it sets the tone for every year after this. if we aren't coming back here where going to come to a bowl game this year, where going to win that one too. >> bruce: you were able to contain dilettantes run game. what was the key for you guys and slow >> tackling. that's what they all emphasized during the week. the toughest thing in a bowl game is coming and tackling. mo

david: and i heard bruce chiming in before you finished and go ahead, bruce. >> i think the trump administration took the eye off the ball here. steve bannon, a friend of the president and not many other people, a few months ago did an interview saying that they were going to do tax cuts, obamacare repeal, and infrastructure and have it all done by august and somehow that got replaced by the failed obamacare repeal, trying to elect a pedophile in alabama, and the tax cuts. so i hope this isn't too late and i think now what they should do now that the corporations are getting that tax cuts, there should be emphasis on private spending by these companies on improving infrastructure. david: by the way, the obamacare mandate, the individual mandate has been repealed as a result of this tax bill. rich, there seems to be a divide between mitch mcconnell and paul ryan the head of the senate and head of the house, whether you stop spending as much money through changes in some of the welfare spending or whether you add more money in terms of infrastructure. where do you come out? >> well, you know, when

one of those is bruce flat.tzker sat down with the ceo of the firm and the two discussed brookfield's bid to acquire a mall owner. bruce: we are a fair and transparent organization. the shareholders that own the company are our partners and we want to be fair and open with our shareholders and with the board. we have been that way with the board and we have been that way with shareholders and we will put an offer out there that we think is fair. if they want to do something different, they will do something different. i think at the end of the day, it will all make sense. erik: the thing that makes the gdp offer so fascinating is what makes brookfield unusual and an interesting organization. it takes a contrarian point of view. aboutw you are contrarian u.s. malls effectively, good malls. we know you have been very contrarian about brazil and the early signs are that was a smart bet. in thee anywhere else world that you can be contrarian right now with valuations where they are and with the prospect of rising in

hey, larry. >> hey, bruce. hey to you at home. if you have relatives traveling in prince george's county and 95, cut them slack. they will be late getting home. you can see how things are shaping up, both on the inner and outer loop. due to an accident there. so we have seen some trouble spots really all over the metro associated with slick roads this evenin the number of cars on the road. so, again, you want to watch out for those delays that you will see both on the inner and outer loop and on the northbound side of 95 and parts of the bw parkway. i want to show you how things are shaping up on 395 making your way to the 14th street bridge. it looks like there is an accident that was on the right shoulder. it is cleared but you will see residual delays associated with that. keeping a close eye on an accident in upper marlboro. on route 4 at 301. just watch out for delays in that section of town. bruce. >> thank you, larry. we have breaking news from capitol hill. republicans just unveiled details of their tax reform bill hashed

david: bruce, it's not like we're stingy in what we give the u.n. we give the united nations 22% of just their ga budget, general assembly budget. 22%. the next, the number two country is only 9%, that's japan and then goes down from there. so, shouldn't we get a little more bang for our buck? >> well, listen, the way i look at this, i sort of-- to get a full picture i view it sort of like a donald trump tax return. i'd like to see the whole budget before i make a judgment, but when you consider we're spending about a billion or so dollars on the united nations, and we're spending $800 billion, we're going to have a huge budget for defense, this is a drop in the bucket and when you talk about the trump riling up our allies and so forth, we might end up having to spend more, it's not that much to spend. david: john, the fact is we'd all like to look at the u.n. budget. part of the problem, it's such a corrupt agency. there are so many different channels in which the money can go, nobody has a clear idea of how much. clauda rosette, the smartest perso

otherwise a perfectly splendid person ok let's throw that point to bruce fein i mean just picking up an idea that he was a bit wild when he was in afghanistan when he was in the middle east his p.r. people that were p.r. people one remembers as well the reports saying that they had a problem with him because he was a bit of a wild card and he would he would fold ideas into the speeches or the briefings that he was given that his p.r. people didn't like about the conversation that he had with kissel you expect kill a forest crucifying what was the conversation that he had what did he want to get out of it and at what point did he take it into illegality. i think as you indicated at the outset and he's testified to he was not acting as a lone ranger here he was acting at the direction of higher ups in the white house and i think that's clearly means mr trump maybe through mr questioner otherwise remember mr questioner is thirty six years old a complete amateur he wouldn't do anything serious unless he got approval from the president in the united states mr trump his father in law and m

bruce: it has no intrinsic value., but it has no intrinsic value in our definition of intrinsic value. if someone else wants to speculate on it or invest in it, it's for them. it's not for us. scarlet: that was bruce flatt speaking exclusively with bloombergs erik schatzker. julia: still ahead, cryptocurrencies hit the streets. what is the best way to play checkmate? this is bloomberg. ♪ julia: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm julia chatterley. scarlet: i'm scarlet fu. it's time for options insight with julie hyman. julie: joining us is jim stuber km an km holdings. -- m holdings. the dow and s&p are on track to close at records, and volatility is nowhere in sight. you have been tracking an older version of the vix that is at a low. what is this about? jim: we've talked about it here before. the in october of 2014, original vix was reformulated to bring in weekly vix contracts, and after that formulation, you vix,two series to watch, what everyone talks about, and the vix index. the original vix, if it closes there, w

i will go to tammy bruce. >> this is a problem to have this conversation.is the veracity of the women that is very often questioned about what they want or what their agenda is. and, you know, what their motives are. when you have got something this corrupt going on, it hurts women who have legitimate cases because it is setting the stereotype right in front of everyone at every single level. so even though you may have a legitimate claim, you suddenly do have to wonder when it comes to motive what is someone willing to say for three quarters of a million dollars? can you trust the woman in saying what it is that she has been saying? did that really happen to her? >> sean: can you answer that question? your own question? >> this has always what women have been accused of. the problem is this is unique whether you have someone likely lisa bloom we have seen in the weinstein case. rose mcgowan alleged she was offered money to retract her accusations. so when you have got something like this it sets the forefront. it will reinforce the negative tis for women w

bruce, are you disappointed with this reaction? >> yeah, i am, the falcons just won by the way, yay. >> boycotting the nfl. >> i got to thinking about this with it's quite unfortunate, to me, charles everies is going to greet the president saturday at the civil rights museum that they're opening as well as meg evans wife. i think it's iconic, it's big. the fact is that here we have a beautiful museum going to be open in jackson, mississippi, the president of the united states is going to attend, who charles evers did endorse and support president trump. with the invite from the governor to bring a beautiful museum that's going to bring economic developments, it's going to bring, you know, jobs, it's going to bring tourists through interstate 55. and then to jackson, mississippi. it's a beautiful, beautiful town. and this is what i look at. this is an opportunity for job growth and for opportunities for a lot of people that live in jackson. and i think it's really unfortunate that congressman lewis who we're seeing here on cnn in th

i will go to tammy bruce. >> this is a problem to have this conversation. veracity of the women that is very often questioned about what they want or what their agenda is. and, you know, what their motives are. when you have got something this corrupt going on, it hurts women who have legitimate cases because it is setting the stereotype right in front of everyone at every single level. so even though you may have a legitimate claim, you suddenly do have to wonder when it comes to motive what is someone willing to say for three quarters of a million dollars? can you trust the woman in saying what it is that she has been saying? did that really happen to her? >> sean: can you answer that question? your own question? >> this has always what women have been accused of. the problem is this is unique whether you have someone likely lisa bloom we have seen in the weinstein case. rose mcgowan alleged she was offered money to retract her accusations. so when you have got something like this it sets the forefront. it will reinforce the negative tis for women who hav

we went and saw bruce springsteen on broadway. >> bruce springsteen, the boss. >> seth: yeah. [ cheers the best. >> seth: it was a birthday present. >> it was a birthday present. >> seth: then afterwards, we got to say hi to bruce springsteen. >> and i don't know why i thought that wouldn't happen. but i didn't think it would happen. >> seth: you're supposed to not think it's going to happen. it's a surprise. >> but sometimes -- >> that's where she's at in her life right now. >> seth: yeah. >> if she didn't meet him, it might have been like, "oh, bummer." >> seth: but you did and you took a picture. and dad, i have a question because i'm going to show the picture of mom and bruce springsteen. has mom ever looked that happy with you? [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> can i hold it up a second? >> seth: yeah, yeah sure. >> a little closer -- no. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] and i have to say, it was really nice, because i wasn't going to ask for a picture. and you were not going to ask for a picture. >> no. >> seth: and we said hello. we were walking out, and his beautiful and talented wife pa

bruce bartlett, john, thank you both for joining us tonight. really appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> coming up, more on the breaking news tonight that president trump urged top republicans in the senate to end the senate intelligence committee's russia investigation and also, ezra klein is with us tonight to discuss his extraordinary article, the case for normalizing impeachment which is today's mandatory reading. >> "last word" is sponsored by "three billboards." big news from advil, advil liqui-gels minis. our first concentrated pill that rushes powerful relief. a small new size that's fast, cause it's liquid. woohoo! you'll ask, what pain? new advil liqui-gels minis. >>> breaking news tonight, "the new york times" is reporting that president trump quote repeatedly urged republicans to end the senate intelligence committee's investigation into the 2016 election. the chairman told the times that it was something along the lines of i hope you can conclude this as quickly as possible. senator richard burr said he said he replied to mr. trump tha

then you have bruce ohr and his wife. fusion gps.illary bought and paid for russian propaganda that influenced the election. you put all of this together and look at where we are, where are on you all of this? is this the most corrupt i have ever seen things at the top. they are working overtime to hurt this president day in and out. >> the president made very clear many times that he has a great deal of faith in the rank-and-file at the fbi and intelligence agencies and maybe of the hard working men and women in his government. at the same time, he wants investigations to be independent and fair and accountable. americans have a right to feel disturbed with that they see in text messages and in terms of people's political motivations. i am glad the information and evidence is getting out there. from my perspective in the white house, it shows the split screen what have is going on. you see all of that. this investigation about 2016 and we are back to the clinton campaign. we can't get rid of them. i would love to. you see the split

bruce bartlett, john, thank you both for joining us tonight. really appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> coming up, more on the breaking news tonight that president trump urged top republicans in the senate to end the senate intelligence committee's russia investigation and also, ezra klein is with us tonight to discuss his extraordinary article, the case for normalizing impeachment which is today's mandatory reading. each year sarah climbs 58,007 steps. that's the height of mount everest. because each day she chooses to take the stairs. at work, at home... even on the escalator. that can be hard on her lower body, so now she does it with dr. scholl's orthotics. clinically proven to relieve and prevent foot, knee or lower back pain, by reducing the shock and stress that travel up her body with every step she takes. so keep on climbing, sarah. you're killing it. dr. scholl's. born to move. helping small businesses.ut, jamie -- damage your vehicle? we got you covered. [ glass shatters ] property damage? that's what general liability's for. what?! -in

he said fusion contracted with n ellie ohr, the wife of the man who was suppose to testify bruce ohr,ormer government official expert in russian matters. we could put the testimony up on the screen, to help our company with its research and analysis of mr. trump. i met with bruce ohr, this is again, glenn simpson talking, at his request, after the november 2016 election to discuss our findings regarding russia and the election. so you have bruce ohr, he was i think the number three or four guy at the justice department meeting with fusion gps, the trump dossier folks funded by the dnc. you have peter strzok that fbi official who we heard about last week in some of his e-mails with his lover inside the justice department and he was out to get trump and he was working with christopher steel one of the sources for the trump dossier. it looks like we're beginning to see a conspiracy here. >> well, certainly the key issue here in terms of the collusion isn't the russia collusion because there's no evidence the trump campaign colluded with russia to steel the election which is what mueller

>> well done, bruce. thank you sir. >>> christmas lights, well they are everywhere this time of year and one man is using his display not only to spread holiday cheer but also to spread awareness about his own health battles. sean? >> chris, eagles vets had some fun with the rookies. thanks to malcolm jenkins we have videos of the rookies singing christmas carols t michael: i'm thankful that i'm alive and have a second chance. james: i'm thankful for the help and the opportunity that i received. darlene: i'm thankful to be able to help people in crisis. vanessa: i'm thankful that addiction is treatable, and that help is available. christie: new jersey is experiencing a heroin epidemic fueled by opioid painkillers. but if you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, i want you to know: we are here for you. this holiday season, choose help. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. ♪ >>> some elementary school students in philadelphia christmas came a little early this year. santa visited the spring

i met bruce i saw on his lapel (che's got a purple heart.e (bruce) we started talking about the service (chris) [laughs] yeah. meals on wheels reaches so many people. it's impactful beyond anything i've ever done in my life. (bruce) the meals and his friendship really mean, means a lot to me. (vo) through the subaru share the love event, we've helped deliver over one-point- seven million meals to those in need. get a new subaru and we'll donate two hundred fifty dollars more. (chris and bruce) ♪ put a little love in your heart. ♪ well it's a perfect nespresso hold on a second.orge. mmm. ♪ [mel torme sings "comin' home baby"] hey there. want a lift? ♪ where are we going? no don't tell me. let me guess. ♪ have a nice ride. ♪ how far would you go for coffee that's a cup above? i brought you nespresso. nespresso. what else? ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: ladies and gentlemen, bruce springsteen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: so cold and alone d.c. winds whippin' around the white house. you guys been good this year? [ cheers and applause ] jared, you been good? everyb

evening, when fox news first queried the justice department about associate deputy attorney general bruce orr, four doors down from rod rosenstein, we were told that he had been stripped of his title and is office a few hours before our inquiry. a later doj told us that he had lost a job because he is also and remains director of doj's organized crime drug enforcement tax for spread and his wearing of two hats was unusual. finally this afternoon they acknowledged the real reason for his stunning demotion yesterday. namely that he withheld superiors his meetings last year with two controversial figures. the house of the intelligence committee found that he met with the former british spy with the anti-trump dossier and forces. also met with glenn simpson, the member of fusion gps, the research firm that paid with the clinton campaign and the democratic national committee. the dossier was given to the fbi in july 2016 around the same time that donald trump accepted the g.o.p. nomination. former fbi director james comey has described the dossier as a collection of salacious and unverified ma

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go ahead, bruce.go like you said -- we don't know what happened, angela, and if you recall -- >> we're not talking about that now. we're talking about i think it was great at the time when families were united -- >> you don't to want talk about that, don. >> they cared for one another. our families were strong, our country had a direction. that's what we're going to talk about. that's when the last time the country was great again. saying make america great again was the last time america was when there was slavery. >> no, i don't agree and i can't get into roy moore's head, i don't know where his thoughts sit on this. >> what do you hear him saying. >> well -- >> come on now, brother. >> brother, come on. >> brother -- >> we all had -- van, i know you got your new show and you're making a lot of money. >> don't do that. >> come on. >> he interrupted me. >> he interrupted you because you talking that nonsense. he's trying to help you. >> thanks, angela. go ahead, bruce. what do you think he's say kpg.

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bruce: we have been selling london office buildings.gh people have been saying brexit will work out? bruce: we are developing buildings today. we are selling on park avenue in new york city. we are selling power plants that are long-term left. we are selling transmission lines that have 30 year contracts on them. whatever feels like fixed income to us we are selling and anything that has operational development work to it, that is our business. ♪ scarlet: you are watching "bloomberg best." i'm scarlet fu. this week, bloomberg news continued it series of the future of investing. what trends of money management will affect portfolios going forward? reporters shared their research and analysis throughout the week. >> valued investing is a favorite strategy but the eight year rally in stocks and the lagging in funds have caused money to flood to passive funds. in today's installment of the future of investment, we take a look at how the banking of hybrid investing strategy. >> a fund that has been around since 2015. part of the money tracks

as bruce bartlett has testified in our hearing and in public, bruce bartlett is the architect of jack kemp supply-side economics, he said, when it comes to tax breaks for the wealthy paying for themselves, it's not true. it's nonsense. it's b.s. he said the whole word. in a few minutes, republicans will vote to explode catastrophically our national debt. at a minimum $1.35 trillion. likely $2.2 trillion or more. where are the vaunted republican deficit hawks? are any dange -- endangered? are they extinct? do they care about the deficit when we pass giveaways for the rich and big corporations? they don't care about deficits then. tax breaks for the rich. corporate tax breaks. we don't care about the deficit. or do republicans only care about the deficit when the issue is helping children, seniors, our veterans, who are a large part of hardworking america? my colleagues, my fellow americans, remember this vote. remember the vote. when they will cheer at the end of this vote, they will stand up and cheer, adding trillions to the national debt in order to give tax breaks to the wealthiest

and then taking a look at whether bruce himself, and in full disclosure. i know bruce ohr.my time at the fbi. whether bruce participated in meetings, whether he had an interest in the outcome of meetings. >> if you know him, if we know s this segment needs to be investigated. an investigation about a serious topic. the last thing i have to get your comment. on ty cobb who speaks to the press. who i've interviewed and it is helpful when he speaks on the record, he is saying the white house interviews are over. in the mueller probe. could that be true? >> i can't see how it would be. i see this as an investigation by bob mule and company that would take many, many months and potentially a couple of years. you're talking about a lot of people. a lot of transactions, overseas transactions. transactions m]+vyñ many l+k"le. probably banking and financial transactions with formal institutions. i think it would take months anu months. i would be shocked if it's over. >> i won't ask but alabama. thank you as always. >>> next, the exit polls. what's going on in sfwham and how do vot

the dossier, and then you got bruce ohr. bruce ohr's wife, fusion gps.ry bought, paid for russian propaganda to influence the election. we put all this together and you look at where we are, where are you on all of this? i know where i am. this is the most corrupt i've ever seen things of the top. the deep state is alive and well and they have been working overtime to her to this president day in and day out. >> the president has made very clear many times, sean, that he has a great deal of faith in the rank and file in the fbi and intelligence agencies and many of the hardworking men and women in his government. at the same time, we always want investigations to be independent, to be fair, to be transparent and accountable, and americans have a right to feel disturbed by what they see, not what is being spun to them, but what they see and text exchanges, what they see in terms of people's political motivation. so i'm glad the information is getting out there but from my perspective in the white house, it shows you the split screen of what is going on. y

>> mary bruce leading us off. mary, thank you. >>> in the meantime, to that special election in alabama. the nation watching late last night. in that deep red state, doug jones, he'll be the first democratic senator in nearly 30 years. defeating republican roy moore, who battled accusations of sexual misconduct with teenagers. the president gave him a full endorsement, but what he said today about roy moore after the loss. here's abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl. >> reporter: a subdued president trump made it clear today, he is unhappy with the results in the alabama senate race. even as many in his party are relieved. >> a lot of republicans feel differently. they're very happy with the way it turned out. but i would have -- as the leader of the party, i would have liked to have had the seat. i want to endorse the people that are running. >> reporter: although the president tweeted this morning, "i said roy moore will not be able to win the general election. i was right." adding, "if last night

mary bruce tonight with a fact check. who wins, who loses? corporate america or middle class americans? >>> also tonight, the election night upset. the deep red state of alabama electing the democrat, sending doug jones to the senate. roy moore losing. and what the president now says about roy moore after all. >>> abc news has confirmed tonight, omarosa, escorted out of the white house. no longer in the west wing. >>> the fbi in the hot seat today. is there bias in the russia investigation? the text messages revealed right here. >>> breaking news tonight. the deadly shooting at a penn state campus. the images coming in late today. >>> the officer handcuffing an 11-year-old girl. the police chief admitting it made him, quote, physically nauseous. >>> and the winter storm tonight, from minnesota to new york, moving in now. >>> and will your packages arrive on time? what we've learned tonight. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy wednesday night. and we begin with your taxes. is president trump on the verge of

lou: chris bedford, tammy bruce, a new dawning in america. i think we can safely say. more common launching a used rocket for the first time ever. both components, dad is the launcher and the spacecraft. the falcon nine delivering goods to the international space station just in time for christmas. so to everyone, and merry christmas. i can't wait for the norad santa cause. that is kind of fun. up next, chicago continuing to struggle with gun violence to save come in the very least, they are shooting 80 people a day, when every three hours. rahm emanuel has focused on declaring the city to be a sanctuary city and a trump free zone. i can't tell you how cute this fellow is. i can tell you how desperate the city as for. so desperate one of their leaders is turning to the u.n. for help, for crying out loud. they are out of control. we'll have a full report for you from chicago lou: president trump weighing in on violence in chicago. left-wing city has the toughest gun laws in the country but has had nearly 3500 shooting so far this year. fox news correspondent matt then w

and bruce davidson, whose images of the us‘s civil rights movement still resonate today.avid hurn. as a young man, he was in the heart of london in the ‘60s and captured the glamour and grit of britain in an era of liberation and at the height of beatlemania. for the first time in history, of let's say communication, everybody loves one medium. suddenly, everybody loves photography. my approach has always been that — i really don't like set up pictures or anything. i see myselfjust as an observer of the eccentricities of life. what i call the exotic of the mundane, you know? so i spend most of my time trying to get some kind of relationship between the extraordinary following of fans they had and the beatles themselves, and ijust think this is charming. i mean, there's paul on the train and this delightful lady. it is obvious that she is talking to somebody saying, "look who this is!" she has suddenly seen this megastar and my guess is that it's a major thing in her life. i'm sure with great tenderness she would talk about this moment to her friends for ages and ages. whe