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but before i do that, i want say a few words about free market capitalism. that is real capitalism. the left often argues that capital ism is based on greed. that's untrue. in fact, the only way you can improve your life in a capitalist economy is by meeting the needs of other people. that is, by providing the goods or services other people want at a price they can afford to be a successful capitalist, you have to shift your outward to the needs and wants of others. your customers. when i was the ceo of siqueiros veterans and i retired about eight years ago, we spent literally millions of dollars every year trying to determine exactly what consumers, what kind of burgers that you want. you guys were all in our target market. we wanted a what kind of burgers did you guys want? and how could we offer them to you at the best price under capitalism, knowing what your customers want and offering to them at an affordable price? is that just the key to success? it's the key to survival. capital ism is a form of economic democracy where we vote as consumers with every dollar we spend on whi

yeah the capital. okay. on the capital yeah. there was a large a significant project for the lighting in the gallery that we were that we requested and we're we're received funding for last year. the other significant project that we that the galleries team has put forward which they would like to have happen in fiscal 26 is the ceiling acoustic ceiling tiles and then we haven't they hadn't indicated a need for capital in fiscal 27 so we haven't included anything. >> okay. and then sorry no not our capital. what's the project in 2526 for kuwait for the technology? >> oh yes that is a we need due to a variety of factors including obsolescence and some city mandates we need to really remake the arts commission's website. some of the technology it's built upon is no longer supported and then there are some new digital accessibility mandates and so forth. so that is a request we're making through this third process which is the commission committee on information technology has its own submission process and guidelines and that is a

the white house and when that is over trump and biden will travel in the same vehicle to the capital where the inaugural ceremony will begin. just a reminder the market is closed today for martin luther king jr. day in the crypto's are still trading. bitcoin by the way having a nice gate at $107,700 a quite not bad. >> you hit a record earlier. stuart: sports fans now this. the mood has changed that anxiety has lifted, patriotism has made a comeback, trump returns, wherever the president-elect appeared this weekend he was cheered loudly, the crowd would break into the usa team. it rippled around the capital through packed bars and restaurants, petty cabdrivers that joe blasted the village people ymca, the haters more than a few thousand of the rally on saturday nothing like the inauguration eight years ago, back then the left was stunned and angry that hilary was beaten by donald trump this time a sense of the biden harris team has made a mess of it. your message always seems to be america was a bad place trump reverses that. according to the wall street journal his inaugural address

those white armchair-style seats on the floor of the capital one arena.e motorcade arrived about 15 or 20 minutes ago, carrying president trump, first lady melania trump, and all of the children and grandchildren and various supporters, as we await his arrival. while we are waiting for him to come in, i want to bring in bbc's social media investigations correspondent. thank you for being with us here. earlier, several prominent backers of donald trump took to the stage at the capital one arena where we are watching now, including the billionaire tesla founder elon musk. he's now a very close friend, confidant, and advisor of president trump. one bit of his appearance has caused some controversy. let's take a look at that and we will talk about it in a moment. >> and i just want to say thank you for making it happen. thank you. my heart goes out to you. caitriona: that gesture has become a talking point on social media. with elon musk clearly being heard saying my heart goes out to you. some are seeing it as a sincere gesture, gesticulating his heart and p

is that the capital one? a rena alan fisher is on capitol hill. kimberly it's only fitting that we start with you because you're at the white house where it is happening right now. the buttons have been having tea with the trumps. now i know this is tradition, but of course it should have happened the other way around last time and it didn't . and yeah, that's right, that and it didn't because donald trump was of course, contesting the results of the election. it was not happy with the transition of power, but this time around joe biden. and comma, la harris, the vice president promised a peaceful transition of power, and that is exactly what they say is occurring. in fact, when campbell harris greeted the vice president like she said, this is democracy in action. now as you can see, there are the limos that have been lined up behind me and they are getting in and heading on their way to the us capital. what we can tell you is that this is really something that has been dear to the u. s. press of his heart, he says, but he is keeping the faith in

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and you look at capital, where did capital go with this longlegs? it went to the united states. and if countries want to move forward, they have to be very aggressive in opening up the opportunities for entrepreneurship and, yes, europe has to have deep capital markets. it has to have a unified market that makes it possible to compete. i want to say i am european, a proud european. as a european, i want to make an observation in terms of culture. the united states has a culture of confidence. europe has a culture of modesty. when i first went to the united states, i went there -- if something is done really fantastically well, my parent would say, "not too bad." that was the highest praise. in the u.s., just move your legs and you are fantastic. you blink, and you are great. [applause] my advice to my fellow europeans is, more confidence. believe in yourself. most importantly, tell others that you do. [applause] >> good message. >> everybody is wondering how the trump presidency, which is so focused on economics and so many changes from the prior regime is going to change the ou

capital spending should go up by 9%. capital spending went up 9%. the model ashley got the economy right. it is not because the cea is brilliant. economics has become a science. there is all this work that allowed us to model the tax cuts. it gets the backdrop of what would be going on the economists would be celebrating this victory of their science. instead it seems like, at least in the media, a lot of discussion is people in science denial trying to come up with an illiterate discussion and statements that are inconsistent with modern literature about how the tax cuts failed. my favorite one of those is they conflate the fact that we had all this money offshore that was stuck offshore. people brought it home. there's maybe four chilean dollars when the tax cuts were passed of money u.s. firms had earned offshore and avoiding u.s. taxes. there's this one time shift of all this money offshore back here people using for dividends and purchases. then there is the permanent shift of the cost of capital is lower and we are getting this investment. it

earth and we are going to use it it'll make the united states a manufacturing superpower in the world capital of artificial intelligence and crypto. >> back him president trump is kickstarting his golden age of america agenda signing executive orders to dismantle bidens regulatory state and creating economic boom with sweeping a.i. and energy actions. president trump has declared energy national emergency he's extending oil drilling and natural exports scrapping the ev mandates and pulling from the paris climate accord, all moves that my next guest says is all common sense energy solutions. joining me now iowa senator chuck grassley. it's great to have you, thank you very much for joining us. i would like to start right there with president trump's policies on energy here in davos president trump's resolution of common sense needs to be taking hold in europe as well, your thoughts. >> my thoughts' executive order is exactly the right thing to do and i might say about all the action that is taken in the first 48 hours is like a tornado going through washington, d.c. and this town needs to shak

cartoon and river now state and the northern parts of the capital. so they welcome sense that they are as, as would use their forces that to launch attacks on river now states which they have been saying that they will target since the start of the complex, what's called a film is not the only place where there's been fighting between the 2 sites, the recess, i'm the army, i'm as allied forces exchanged, artillery strikes around the city of a fashion. that's the last remaining army stronghold. not even now in the dark for region and the capital of north star for the rest that has been trying to take control of it since may last year and has given the army and a 48 hour deadline just a 2 days ago. now that deadlines expired on thursday morning, and the artillery strikes started by the iris f and was fired and was responded by arthur's tribes from the signees army and it's allied forces. now the army says it's will not respond to the deadline and it's will continue defending as 5 to i'm frustrated, which is the only uh, the airport capital right now, t

this is just here in the capital. there's also 5 thing happening in the city of on 5 here, which is the last remaining armies, trunk, whole major armies. trunk holes in the dark for region on the capital of north star for the recess has been fired or to the shelling. and there has been direct confrontation between the are safe and the army and allied forces that there in the city just in the past 2 days in the body of forming us president jimmy costa has arrived at the us capital. what he's lying in state following a military tribute, the process remains websites from georgia to washington on apples. one divides. poolside was changed to a special admission. ceci 9. i know it's the cost you're saving. as assessing nights president america cage took his coffin into the city, west senior members of congress and the vice president had been paid in that respect. on behalf of the american people, doug and i offer a deepest condolences being with you today, i'm reminded of being during words of a favorite him made the works.

president trump's policies, if you are able to unlock private capital and put private capital to work faster, easier, with less regulation, less time for permitting, it will allow the u.s. to become less dependent on its own fiscal problems. those are some of the issues that can be worked out. there is not too much optimism in u.s. >> justified. folks be optimistic in your. >> i bet you did not expect to kick off the pen with the vote of confidence for europe. what we have been hearing a lot is europe's economy is underperforming, the trump factor is going to be bad for europe. how have you digested all of this? >> good morning to everyone. i was going to say to larry that if ever you look for a pro bono job, come and join us in europe because you advocate europe in a beautiful way. given where i am, in my quiet period before monetary policy decision coming up soon, i would like to underscore what europe is good at. if i look at the scorecard at the moment, whether you look at debt to gdp -- about 80% -- overall deficit for the euro area -- about 3% -- inflation come the latest readin

here in the capital. the ira stuff over the past few days has been using ground to target military position, especially in the southern part of the city of the mind. and we understand from sources that several soldiers have lost their lives because of those through and attacks. and that'd be army has been responding, withdrawn attacks of their own on the city of cartoon north as well. this is just here in the capital. there's also 5 thing happening in the city open 5 here, which is the last remaining armies from whole major armies. trunk holes in the dark for region on the capital of north star for the recess has been fired or to the shelling. and there has been direct confrontation between the are safe and the army and allied forces that there in the city just in the past 2 days. us house of representatives as post a bill that would allow the deportation of undocumented immigrants charge of minor non funding crime such as theft. but the service is expected to discuss the bit in the coming days is named a

cartoon and river now state and the northern parts of the capital. so they welcome sense that they are assessed, would use their forces that to launch attacks on river now states which they have been saying that they will target since the start of the complex what's called a film is not the only place where there's been fighting between the 2 sites, the recess, i'm the army, i'm as allied forces exchanged, artillery strikes around the city of a statute. that's the last remaining army stronghold. even though in the dark for region and the capital of north star for the rest that has been trying to take control of it since may last year. and has building any kind of security structure within 140 meters from the 0 line without mutual content. however, between 201-2023 in direct defenses, in about a 160 location causing disputes. the interim government involved the attack of being in less than an of a silence. okay. okay. you're up to date inside story. coming up next. the hello. we're looking at writing the full cost of pot salt, the middle east. we got

but as i understand it was drawn home and reports not from the capital of mexico city. the public is still behind the stall cloud would be a shame times presidency is becoming trends equally linked to the beginning of another. this is a great job. donald trump is the model, and they liked all the most from the moment she took office. she's been countering threats from the us president, lack of 25 percent terrace or new mexican impulse. that's huge for a country about 80 percent of the textbooks go to the us, but she's taking a phone line. i own that and send to one tariff will come another and so on. until we put our common companies at risk in things that she's coupled that line in the sand, we're trying to smooth things over with trump by phone. if we're not going to assess young, we're mostly. it was a really nice conversation between us both. we agreed that there will be a good relationship to avoid the terrace from demonte to mexico's, the flow of migrants i'm fentanyl, into the us showing them since signals. in december, mexico's congress passed a new law or again

and every capital industry to now 20 - 25% for the same risk the reason why behind the scenes all thees ratcheted up and nobody was saying wait a second there's wispy index. the appeal we have a lot of capital and equity, for five years ago we helped recover from the pandemic of the regional banking crisis it's clear we don't need more capital because someone in your calculated something differently and think the numbers are the same whether not close we have to keep the cost benefit much more fine-tuned its capital and liquidity in the regulatory impact on consumer regulation and banking mergers. maria: for some reason they were against anybody getting bigger that is about to change president trump change in the leadership and agencies from the ftc to the d.o.j., let me get you taken 2025 what would you expect in m&a and capital market businesslike ipo. >> the backdrop from a research team which is the best in the world is 2.4% growth to gdp to nine states and 25 last year soft landings it's just trend growth that's a good backdrop without having to take the risk of approval that mea

this is just here in the capital. there's also 5 thing happening in the city open fast here, which is the last remaining army stronghold major armstrong holes in the dark for region on the capital of north star for the recess has been fired or to the shelling. and there has been direct confrontation between the hours that find the army and allied forces that there in the city just in the past 2 days. gone is so position lee, that's on the home. a has been sworn in this president is decisive election victory last month. makes and the 1st on that the the to be voted back into office for 2nd time since the return to multi party democracy. 1992. how much was previously presidents between 20122017 is promised to reset the country off to an election campaign dominated by economic issues from an antique guns and all positions like a has a head in a military court. accused of trying to undermine national security because of this i gave was reportedly snatched and a covert operation of visiting neighbor and kenya in november.

this is just here in the capital. there's also 5 thing happening in the city open 5 here, which is the last remaining armies from whole major armies. trunk holes in the dark for region on the capital of north star for the recess has been fired or to the shelling. and there has been direct confrontation between the are safe and the army and allied forces that there in the city just in the past 2 days. a court in south korea has extended a warrant to detain, impeach. presidents use a tool for declaring martial no. last month, he faces arrest on grounds of insurrection. his short lived declaration that launched the country into political tales. authorities failed to detain you last week after a 6 hour stand off with presidential security service to the body of the us president jimmy costa is line you state of the us capital is remains were flown from georgia to washington on post one, the flight school sign was changed to special and mission, so to 9, a know it's the cost of solving as assessing nights presidents. and th

of this class capital that allows amazon to function. because every time you boast a video or review or provide your own data, you are building up like a cloud. so if you're not being paid for it, it's actually bait with your money and with your free labor to construct these new phones capital, which i like the capital of handling for which was what machine, any building the model, the and hands of photos and one openness of the model of the you wanted to sell it to you as you would buy some use bait. but in simple addition, in order to ensure that the time waste would be added to all of the household so that you would have to buy another b. but to day basis, this one doesn't produce anything, but what you all know how to, how does, how does that difference a shape or inform the, the role of big tech or, or just maybe money in tech and, and politics? well, you see, if you own could browse the carpet, then you want people to be engaged with it. see whether you, are there any, i'm as an adult, calm or what, or indeed peter or x as it's cal

i hope excess capital liquidity i think more general economy feels race from across the board americanout he domestically around the world be kings they are supposed to be. >> what specific do you think most onerous, cooling happen bag basel 3, in 2019 with people thought enough capital said by all chairs fed has capital industries, to now want 20, 25% same risk the reason why is behind scenes all rules kept ratcheting up nobody was saying wait a second, the xi said -- tedious concept. >> with a what is globally most important. >> index, i think keep you know, we have lots of capital we have lots of liquidity four, five years helped from pandemic regional banking cries we don't need more capital because won in europe cal latest differently thinks numbers same when not close if you say a hundred basis points that is 200, 300 billion dollars in loans to take good for america we have to take cost benefit now capital liquidity regulatory impact on consumer regulations not allowing banking mergers not important for us banking mergers if end of day consolidation has to take place to survive

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after the army was able to regain control of the city of wouldn't make any the capital. i just need a state which was marked as a turning point in this war between the army and the rest of which has been going on for more than 21 months now. and that's the sound of an artillery that's being fired by the, to the news army against positions of the iris, up in the northern parts of the capital for the tool. now the army stake over of wouldn't, but then it gives it the strategic advantage because that means that it is able to end trap and encircled the forces of the foreign military are assessed in the capital one to giving a very few exit points here in the capital for 2, it was the are, it was the hours of sick over off would make any that gave you access to other parts of the country to just say not in the south east. now in the south, east and white mountain, the southern parts of the country. now with the r a stuff losing control of wouldn't make any there. troops in those areas are effectively trapped by this with the needs army and they won't be able to access those a

bill inside capital one arena getting ready to kick off there. what do you have?h the folks here in the arena that are watching a lot of the activities on the big video screen in the center part of the arena from the capital. but as soon as they left at that video signal was cut out. i would expect momentarily you will have quite the celebration here at capital one arena. a great environment tear the army field ban is else they have been killing it by the way. they sound terrific. there was another army ban from fort virginia at that just walked by. they are lined up along the stage in white uniforms. they will go second momentarily. this is the time, however, when we would have seen all of these bands marching down pennsylvania avenue. it is 12 degrees windchill out there and i think in hindsight it was a smart move to go inside out there today. if you look behind my shoulder behind the stage in there is a desk set up. a chair behind it and stage right is where the podium is where all of these speakers have been talking throughout the afternoon. they wrapped up t

just north of the capital, given logan is photos about events from the capital call to to both. this is denise army and the power military rapids support forces. exchange accusations with the army saying that the hours of deliberately set the refinery on fire and the rest of the thing that the army dropped viral phones on the refinery, completely destroying the structure of the place. now the army has been launching attacks and defensive to try to regain control of the refinery from the power military rapids support forces. this is the refinery that used to produce about a $100000.00 barrels per day, just before the conflict and the recessive over it during the 1st days of the conflict. now since then, it has not been producing, but it's quite crucial because of its location. it gives access to control of the northern parts of the capital. lead also lives along the border between cartoon and river now state and the northern parts of the capitol. so they were concerned that they are assessed, would use their forces that too long to attack on river. now, states which they have bee

all they said was that this would free the venture capital unit up to raise capital from external sources, implying that they are not going to give it as much money as they had in the past, if at all. mike: ian king, we thank you. caroline: coming up, did elon musk just cheat twitter shareholders? the sec claims so. we discussed the alleged disclosure violations that happened way back when when he spent 420 billion on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ mike: elon musk is being sued by the u.s. a securities and exchange commission. the sec claiming that the tech billionaire cheated twitter shareholders out of 150 million dollars by waiting too long to disclose his growing stake in twitter as he prepared a takeover bid. for more, we are joined by nicola white, here in washington. thank you for all of your reporting on this. this case has been building for a while. yet, it didn't end to the usual way a lot of these do, with a settlement announcement. nicola: that is pretty on brand for elon musk. mike: yes. nicola: normally these kinds of cases are usually settled because they are, even though th

that's not that far from the capital. the reason the way he's just being and that's honestly a presidential, a motorcade is guy to move very quickly through the streets of washington, dc. he will come here, he says that he will write some more executive orders in the oval office. you'll then get on his way to the little girl bowl. said 3 taking place in dc tonight. he won't be going the dropping in on each of them. busy he will have that night off to having done the executive orders. he will then go out and formally end the stay up and over ation with the.

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the capital plan. the act which is a similar version for technology systems and programs. >> those increases continue. >> last slide on the city perspective and maybe in some ways the most important one the uncertainties and i think there's a lot of uncertainties. funding from the federal level we saw a new administration on january 20th. what's going to be the impact of any federal federal funding decisions on not just the state that could impact san francisco but direct grants and funding for the city and county of san francisco state funding the budget deficit at the state was about $68 billion. we've heard good news in that level that's continued to improve. there's now a small surplus so that's good. i would put costs associated with the tragic events in los angeles with the fires could potentially impact that number significantly. i get a couple bullet points here on inflationary pressures i think we've all seen and have been reading in the news come february one plan for significant tariffs for

the capital of data over the past few days. now we've been seeing the army taken over villages in the south and south east for parts of south east, some parts off, and just either stayed with let's look at the significance of wasn't met, the need, the capital of data space. first of all, it lives in the center of the country and control of it gives the army or where was in control off the i wouldn't let them use the capital, nobody does eat them access to other parts of the country. when the receptors over with money in december 2023, that gave us the ability to be able to move to other parts of the country, such as in, not in the southeast new nile in the, in the east and the white nile and the south as well, now that last, that territory, that progress was able to make will not be possible and it forces in those areas will be trapped between forces. obviously the needs army, which bethany is also where the army 1st infantry division is located. so that is going to give the army a moral boost, especially when you look at the f

this is just here in the capital. there's also 5 thing happening in the city open fast here, which is the last remaining armies trunk, whole major armies. sunk holes in the dark for region on the capital of north star for the recess has been fired or to the shelling. and there has been direct confrontation between the hours if and the army and allied forces that there in the city just in the past 2 days. iran executed more than $900.00 people last year according to united nations because of that included around 40 people in a single week. last month. the un human rights office says the increase in kennings is deeply disturbing. and it's high time the to run, stand this as a swelling. tony did executions, we oppose the death penalty on the old circumstances. it's incompatible with the fundamental right to life and raises the unacceptable risk of executing innocent people to be clear, it can never be imposed for conduct that is protected on to international human rights will do you in human rights to folk took the just

well, today is also the full version of the storming of the us capital building. when trump support has tried to stop, jo bivens certification as window of the 2020 election. mr. trump has promised to pub in many of those jobs with criminal offenses fact day, 2 weeks before he takes office a get, here's a look at what that could mean for the defendants. and for the democracy. january 6th, 2021. and the sold on democracy, as a mob summoned by president donald trump storms, us capital building. for people among the crowd died. 5 police officers were dead within days. the vice president and leaders of the senate and house narrowly escaped as intruders realm. the halls, the biggest investigation in the history of the us justice department followed more than 1500 people were arrested on charges ranging from assaulting police to trespassing to obstructing official proceedings. more than a 1000 have pled guilty, and more than 250 have been convicted in court while other trials and arrests continue. some of the writers became prominent figures like the so called q a non s

it is a gateway to the capital or gaining control of the capital.inner, malala yousafzai, has urged muslim leaders not to legitimise the taliban government in afghanistan. speaking in the pakistani capital islamabad, the campaigner told a summit on girls education that the taliban didn't see women as human beings. she called on the muslim world to show true leadership on the issue. ms yousafzai was evacuated from pakistan as a fifteen year—old after being shot by the pakistani taliban on her school bus. our pakistan correspondent, azadeh moshiri, was at the conference in islamabad and sent this report. the muslim world league and pakistan's education minister have told us that the taliban government were invited, but they did not attend this summit. when we spoke to the head of the muslim world league about is engaging directly with the taliban government, he said, they speak to everyone and that there was no solid evidence in islam to bar girls from education. when approached, the taliban declined to comment to the bbc. had they attended the last t

his lie for us in the syrian capital, damascus. so mohammed what is expected from the meeting in re add today? the family, let's 1st talk about the very substantial diplomatic presence that is in 3 all today. of course, as we mentioned, you have a side to shape on a, he's the syrian foreign minister. he's there at this expanded ministerial meeting on syria in the all. beyond that, you have foreign ministers from adopt lebanon. jordan caught the egypt, united kingdom, germany. it's a key beyond that, you also have representatives from the us, france and italy, as well as the secretary general of the air of leading the secretary general of the gulf cooperation council, as well as the un special envoy on serious what the syrians would like out of today's meeting is an agreement to try to get sanctions lifted. those very crippling sanctions on syria lifted more and more in the past several weeks. as this blurry of diplomatic activity has been carried out in damascus. you've had the leaders in syria specifically to shut out the head of

capital monday.ll also include road closures, which capitol police will provide more details shortly one during this conference. following the proceedings at the u.s. capitol monday, january 6, the state funeral events to honor former president carter, will be held here in washington, d.c. between tuesday, january 7th, and thursday, january 9th. president carter's state funeral also has been designated as an and the united states secret service is elite law enforcement for this event. the public will have an opportunity to pay their final respects during a ceremony at the naval memorial and a procession to the u.s. capitol tuesday, which will be followed by the former president lying in state in the capitol rotunda tuesday evening and wednesday. on thursday, former president carter's funeral service will be held at the washington national cathedral. at this time, i will turn it over to special agent in charge, matt mccool from the u.s. secret service washington field office to discuss the plans for t

grady trimble live from capital one arena. tell us right now what it's like, grady.has been strong here all morning and all afternoon long. this is anticipating arrival and now president trump making way on unconventional route from the capitol to then go down the parade route down pennsylvania avenue to the white house but instead, this time around he is coming to capitol one a-- captain one arena and thousands of his fervent supporters are coming to see him and speaker haves gotten the crowd warmed up for the main event, including the world's richest man going from the inauguration to here. here's what elon musk had to say. >> we're going to have safe cities, finally, safe cities, secure boarders, sensible spending, basic stuff. and we're going to take doge to mars. let me tell you, i'm going to work my ass off for you guys. men cheering ] >> i really well. i really will. i really will. so yeah, i'm super fired up for the future. it's going to be very exciting. as the president said, we're going to have the golden age. reporter: yeah, and president trump promised t