not at all that's far from the truth in fact the hunger in government the christian democratic or callthe has a 2 thirds majority in the hungary and parliament why would we have to do anything to increase our power we have an extraordinarily strong political mandate thanks to be hungry and population and paying through the results of the last elections we didn't crack down or anything we just have to deal with a situation that was extraordinary in every sense of the word mr ball actually i'm thankful that you say you didn't crack down but the police said last week hunger and police said last week that opened nearly 90 cases of scaremongering against citizens since your emergency law took effect let's be honest this is nothing but a concerted attempt to stamp out criticism of the government and its policies and that it has nothing to do with criticism of the governmental criticism of political issues quite simply during a state of danger and during a state of pandemic that has been as dangerous as this one control has to be accomplished but they're courting to the law and according to t

learned christian democrats are pushing back to avoid too much debt.the are set to discuss proposals next tuesday. in japan, factory output dropped the most since the tsunami. fell sharply. it comes as the government announced it was doubling the size of its virus response. a third night of violent protests in minneapolis. georgeows the death of floyd, and unarmed black man. if they do not get the protests under control, president trump says he will send in the national guard. coming up, slow and steady reopening to read the citigroup ceo committed to bringing chris beck into offices as soon as data shows it is safe. this is bloomberg. ♪ -- bringing workers back into offices as soon as data shows it is safe. this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." risk assets bracing for this news conference president trump is expected to give in china. european- u.s. and futures lower. oil also getting swept up in the risk off sentiment. president trump saying he will announce new u.s. policies in china after beijing passed a national securit

bloomberg has learned that christian democrats are pushing back to avoid too much debt. the coalition is set to discuss the proposal next tuesday. u.k. business confidence has slumped to record lows seen during the financial crisis. optimism and hiring intentions climbed this month more than 40% of firms say they now plan to reduce headcount over the next year. the gloomy assessment comes as stocks are emerging from lockdown. in japan, factory output dropped last month by the most since the 2011 tsunami. industrial production sliding more than the month before. retail sales also slumped sharply. it comes as the government announced this week it was doubling the size of its response to about 40% of gdp. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and @quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. francine? francine: ritika, thank you so much. now, for is holding a press conference in paris after the french automaker talked about cost-cutting plans. we will keep you updated on renault. w

limit elections and how russia is hacking into whether it is angela merkel's emails or the christian democratsons emails or the german parliament. we saw it in 2017 with the presidential -- french presidential election. they are much more attuned and alert. it is kind of the same. the challenge is the disinformation is being used as exploiting our government and leaders and our society in presenting. that is what they are amplifying. there different objective for russian and chinese disinformation for sure. i was given the report card for europe progress. they are highlighting the issue. they are recognizing it and doing what they can but the politics gets very difficult. the chinese are making this very politically difficult for europe. >> what are examples that you are seeing. what are examples of this surrounding covid in europe? whether it is the origins of covid? or other aspects? what do you think are the predominant types of misinformation/disinformation, lies or other kinds of activity? >> let me talk about russian use and if you move quickly to the chinese disinformation. again, we ar

a 16 year old student from stuttgart was also there under his file was a member of a christian democrat youth group in a mission as a city official told me that if the government had a file on me i shouldn't go if i wanted to get ahead in my career. than get on here in your thought is camp to particularly close out on the sympathizers. many school and university students and teachers was suspected of supporting the r.f. . there was a lot of suspicion on both sides many of the sympathizers believed the state could not guarantee a free trial. and there was another hunger strike. when the defendants appeared in court for the 1st time they seemed to be in poor health . to beat their weight is a concern. he weighs around 48 kilograms. and strain 42. well over my no 40 and a half and bought a waist 50 kilos in particular that's unsafe the defendants had such a high public profile that bother could say if we go on a hunger strike the entire country pays attention in the majority of the cancer public. the judges daughter gabriella joined a solidarity committee. move on and we did things like th

they now say they're muslim democrats rather than islamic democrats the model christian democratic partiness europe and the key event was after major pentagon protestses that threatened the party, they said they would give up on their demands to put the word sharia in the constitution. and make sharia a basis for the tunisian government which i had said for many years was an irresistible demand for the political islamists. i said that in one officer my earlier books. the it the core constitutional strategy and they gave up on that core constitutional strategy and that is unsurprisingly as the right wing of the party was point out the reason for being. there was no long their islamist democratic party itself was more banal and liberal from ourselves perspective. that's amaze. then in egypt the middle ground couple you had a big tent with brotherhood partieses that withleft and right and range of different opinions but no very knew nuanced. the intellectuals were excluded from the governance part of the process. a disaster house thing happened a dictate before when intellectual moderates broke

the social democrats want spending at the upper end of the range, the bloomberg learned the christian democratsre pushing back. they are set to discuss the proposals next tuesday. u.k. business confidence slumped to match record lows seen during the financial crisis. according to lloyd bank, economic optimism and hiring tensions declined. more than 40% say they expect to reduce headcount over the next year. the gloomy assessment comes as britain starts emerging from his lockdown. droppedactory output the most since the 2011 tsunami. nastro production sliding over 9% from the month before -- industrial production sliding over 9% from the month before. that comes as the government announced it was doubling the size of its virus response to about 40% of gdp. global news, 24 hours a day on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. up next, president trump signed an order targeting social media companies. this tech still the top trait? we will ask the ceo of bruno frick. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european m

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i consider myself a christian democrat. i like to express my feelings about, over these last 20 years, this nation has the freedom of opportunity of the internet. what we're finding ourselves experiencing, that we know misinformation is like a virus to the human body, and it attacks it like a virus attacks a computer. we can tell by now, when you listen to the people that's calling in and telling where they're getting their misinformation from, and the president, donald trump is one of those. he is spewing misinformation to the american public that he's getting off the internet. it's like a virus, and it can cause death. and he doesn't realize it. host: joseph, thank you, from compton, california. this is on our text message, saying president trump is the hardest working potus this country has ever had. the dems are nothing but power hungry, and biden is a career politician who needs to answer a lot of questions concerning his ties with questionable son wake up trump is our only hope. that from robert in roanoke, virginia.

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ability to have church, this is the democratic party and the lack of respect that the democratic party has for christianitytuart: real fast, pastor, in november of this year, do you think that president trump could get say, 15% of the black vote? >> i think he can get even more. president trump has a track record to run on now. in 2016 when the president said, what do you have to lose, what he was saying is, give me a chance watch with happens. you know what's funny, stuart, i debated with a guy the other day, he was still trying to take offense to the president's statement when he said, what do you have to lose. i responded here it is almost four years later what did you lose? that is end ever the argument because the black community didn't lose anything but the black community gained a lot from president trump's victory in 2016. so as a result we have a strack record, we have things to point back to. in 2016 we were saying, we were trying to point to the future, this is what he will do. now in 2020 we can point to the past, this is what he has done and his record in the last four years is undeniable. he

christian white and, it is great to have you on. >> great to be here elizabeth. liz: can you take that question on about the democratnst republicans trying to investigate abuses by the obama administration and the trump russia probe in the flynn probe, the pushing back hard against that. >> i understand that, after all this is an effort to protect the deep state. that is ultimately what obamagate was about. that's why they went after mike flynn the general. they hated this policy and they hated that they wanted to focus on china in the heat of the reforms that he did when he attempted when he was head of the defense intelligence agency. he saw these fake national intelligence estimate saying that iran was not a big threat and they are run nuclear deal was a good idea that isis was not the calamity created by the obama biden administration, he stood against all of that and that's what made him a key target, that's where they went after him. obama said the president trump don't hire general front, that was not him giving good advice, that was in protecting the deep state now we see democrats doing the same thing. >> f

in israel for christians or muslims anyone we're not talking about sovereignty can't compromise on sovereignty you know what hands away their homeland this is not a multicultural democratic side this is not another astray at all or america or france or england no this is a jewish state the jewish people. so we are now in the can he still pm it which translates to the church of that is that action every the very early in the morning the muslim families would open the doors of the church because the church is divided by different christian denominations and there was a dispute on who should have the keys or the key for the door so they divided the church but when it came to the consensus the agreed on and on the muslim families they knew that these muslim families are one of the suspected just look right now i mean as for the seniors both u.s. officials and i as a as a muslim we had a very very tiny minority now when we are sitting in the hall where it's just like . as if this is not our space. in the past we used to worship in this church this church just all the center of the world because a 4th of the importance of. empty tomb of christ for some centuries we have been f

christian miller, tested positive for the virus. a white house official denied the report that the vice president was planning to self isolate. she said he's keeping his distance from others. >> democratscapitol hill can present a fourth relief package totaling $1.2 trillion. $1 trillion will go to state and local governments and 25 billion will help keep the postal service up and running. there will be direct payments unemployment insurance and student loan assistance are essential to lead the fear that many families are facing. >> the federal government is sitting back like a speck tater and watching going on and in the states is complete chaos. >> we have a bad habit in washington to throw money at stuff. we need to see what is working. >> members could return to the capital by friday at the earliest despite health concerns and the lack of testing on capitol hill. >>> several supervisors are supporting a measure that would give voting rights to 16 and 17- year-old residence in municipal elections. of the charter amendment is introduced at the board of supervisors meeting and it has the backing of norman yee and supervisors. the measures plan for the november ballot and would make sa

democrats will join his effort to hold china accountable in washington, i'm joe khaleel. a very special delivery for graduating seniors in castro valley is teachers at redwood christian high school. >>put together packages and delivered them to 62 seniors yesterday. each package included a cap and gown also a lawn sign had written letters from teachers along with a cupcake teacher stacey clawson is also the mom of a graduating senior. she says it was a great way for teachers to be part of their students milestone moment. >>i just wanted them to know that even now these these times are unpredictable and it's hard to walk through that this might be just. a time for them to see what they've accomplished and. understand that that they're loved and that there's reason to celebrate and that's fantastic. >>well the school also be mailing the packages to a few of the international students who have since returned home. kron 4 is proud to salute the class of 2020 and this morning we want to congratulate giovani heredia giovani is graduating from pittsburgh high school you looks like a football player to he was to become an electrician and you can let us know about to graduate in y