speaking to you competition commission or market investor. now a brief look at some of the other business stories making the news bars in paris open for a final time on monday night ahead of a forced 15 day closure because the coronavirus been damaged it's after the french capital posted its highest daily number of new cases on saturday 17000 restaurants can stay open as long as they put in measures like hand sanitizer on tables the international monetary fund has agreed to give emergency aid to $28.00 of the world's poorest countries the money is intended to help the countries cover debt repayments and free up resources to fight the coronavirus pandemic. if the success of amazon is telling us anything it is that selling stuff online works nowadays you can get almost anything on the web and now farmers in china are also increasingly turning to online streaming as a way to sell their produce influencers or even running courses to teach the tricks of the trade and for those who crack it there's a lot of money to be made. leaving his old life be

expand grow them create jobs and encourage trade here really and it's also pro-trade that the competition commission says there is a plain meaning to regulate the u.s. digital giants a proper european approach would be to say you're more than welcome to be successful but the saying is with success comes responsibility and this is the face that we're in now to say well you have to recognize that you have powers beyond anyone else and with that comes the responsibility tariffs the one way to exert pressure by making imports more expensive the us that tariffs on steel wine and jam . the e.u. on corn cranes and jeans. tariffs and our view are just not helpful and they don't really achieve what you want them to achieve there is one thing that they always achieve and that is higher prices for the consumer so the damage is done to one's own country in that sense what disposal are you think of the positions on trade of the 2 candidates for the u.s. presidency. between president trump and candidate by. it's a little hard to tell and mean both of them have made statements that we find very . wrong quite frank

grow them create jobs and encourage trade here in the union it's also pro-trade that the competition commission says there is a plain meaning to regulate the u.s. digital giants a proper european approach would be to say you're more than welcome to be successful but the thing is with success comes responsibility and this is the face that we're in now to say well you have to recognize that you have powers beyond anyone else and with that comes a responsibility tariffs the one way to exert pressure by making impulse more expensive the u.s. . tariffs on steel wine and jam. the e.u. on corn cranes and jeans. tariffs and our view are just not helpful and they don't really achieve what you want them to achieve there's one thing that they always achieve and that is higher prices for the consumer so damage is done to one's own country in that sense what disposal are he think of the positions on trade of the 2 candidates for the u.s. presidency. between president trump and candidate by the. it's a little hard to tell i mean both of them have made statements that we find very. wrong quite frankly. neithe

expand grow them create jobs and encourage trade here in the union is also pro-trade that the competition commission says there is a plain meaning to regulate the u.s. digital giants a proper european approach would be to say you're more than welcome to be successful but the thing is with success comes responsibility and this is the face that we're in now to say well you have to recognize that you have power beyond anyone else and with that comes a responsibility tariffs the one way to exert pressure by making imports more expensive the u.s. that tariffs on steel wine and jam. be e.u. on corn cranes and jeans. tariffs and our view are just not helpful and they don't really achieve what you want them to achieve there's one thing that they always achieve and that is higher prices for the consumer so the damage is done to one's own country in that sense what disposal are you think of the positions on trade of the 2 candidates for the u.s. presidency. between president trump and candidate by the. it's a little hard to tell and mean both of them have made statements that we find very . wrong quite frankl

s competition commission's expressed its surprise in saying that it's rare to see antitrust fines of such size of the maximum the poland's still could do all of those paid allies say they reject the decision gas process it's going to appeal this decision violates the principles of legality proportionality and fair trial the unprecedented size of the fine shows the desire to oppose the implementation of the stream to projects at all costs. the north stream to pipeline project is in its final stages of construction it will double the amount of gas that russia can supply to europe via germany poland along with the u.s. and baltic states of firmly against the project citing concerns about energy dependence on moscow potence even suggested the germany use an alternative for delivering gas from norway. if germany declares energy neat poland is open to it using the infrastructure that we are building for our own energy security. their reaction next then we can talk to a member of germany's the left parties have a soley in germany where that pipeline ultimately ends up welcome to the program

companies involved in financing the project will find a total of $61000000000.00 the use competition commission expressed surprise saying it's rare to see and to trust fines of such size all those penalized say they reject the decision while gas said it would appeal. this decision violates the principles of legality proportionality and fair trial the unprecedented size of the fine shows the desire to oppose the implementation of the nord stream to project at all costs a little stream to pop ryan is in its final stages of construction and will double the amount of gas russia surprise to europe via germany poland along with the u.s. and baltic states are firmly against the project citing concerns about energy dependence on moscow warsaw even suggested germany uses an alternative which to live as gas from norway if germany declares energy needs poland is open to it using the infrastructure that we are building for our own energy security is precisely because the project is nearly complete and total success so far that the united states intelligence services and the polish government now try their

s competition commission expressed its surprise saying it's rare to see antitrust fines of such size all those penalize say they reject the decision gazprom says it's going to appeal. this decision violates the principles of legality proportionality and fair trial the unprecedented size of the fine shows the desire to oppose the implementation of the stream 2 projects at all costs. an old stream 2 pipelines in its final stages of construction that will double the amount of gas russia can supply to europe by germany poland along with the united states and baltic states firmly against the project citing concerns about energy dependence almost sco also even suggested germany has an alternative which delivers gas from norway. if germany declares energy needs poland is open to it using the infrastructure that we are building for our own energy security is precisely because the project is nearly complete and been so successful that i asked the united states intelligence services and the polish government i'm not trying their best and all need to stop this they want to remain in the positio

. >>> europe's competition commission is set to decide today whether to approve lvmh's bid for tiffany. they would clear the deal or open a four month long investigation to address possibly concerns. the two giants entered into a battle after tiffany accused its french partner of stalling to approve. they said tiffany is not the high brand it was when proposing the takeover nearly one year ago. coca-co coca-cola's partners have approached its european partners over a $6.6 billion takeover they pointed to a prolonged recovery from the pandemic and an uncertain outlook over the next two years shares rose as much as 16% after the proposal was announced >>> the bank of england is mulling a proposal for banks to resume issuing dividends this year this is according to the times and a deal that would allow them to make payouts. major banks agreed to suspend payouts earlier this year vowing to pressure from the boe which imposed restrictions in april effectively banning the payouts. astrazeneca has been given the green light to resume. the pharma giant paused the trial in early september after

them create jobs and encourage trade period immediately and it's also pro-trade that the competition commission says there is a plain meaning to regulate the u.s. digital giants a proper european approach would be to say you're more than welcome to be successful but the saying is with success comes responsibility and this is the face that we're in now to say well you have to recognize that you have powers beyond anyone else and with that comes a responsibility tariffs the one way to exert pressure by making imports more expensive the us that tariffs on steel wine and jam. the e.u. on corn cranes and jeans. tariffs and our view are just not helpful and they don't really achieve what you want them to achieve there's one thing that they always achieve and that is higher prices for the consumer so damage is done to one's own country in that sense what disposal are you think of the positions on trade of the 2 candidates for the u.s. presidency. between president trump and candidate biden. it's a little hard to tell i mean both of them have made statements that we find very. wrong quite frankly. neit

expand grow them create jobs and encourage trade here in the union is also pro trade but the competition commission says there is a plain meaning to regulate the u.s. digital giants a proper european approach would be to say you're more than welcome to be successful but the thing is with success comes responsibility and this is the face that we're in now to say well you have to recognize that you have powers beyond anyone else and with that comes the responsibility tariffs the one way to exert pressure by making impulse more expensive the u.s. . tariffs on steel wine and jam. b. e.u. on corn cranes and jeans. tariffs and our view are just not helpful and they don't really achieve what you want them to achieve there's one thing that they always achieve and that is higher prices for the consumer so damage is done to one's own country in that sense what disposal are you think of the positions on trade of the 2 candidates for the u.s. presidency. between president trump and candidate by the. it's a little hard to tell i mean both of them have made statements that we find very. wrong quite frankly. neit

coming up, we talk competition and commission with you commission vice president at 11:00 a.m.w york, 4:00 p.m. in london. this is "bloomberg." ♪ is "bloomberg surveillance." entering and make or break phase for brexit deal. i feel like i have been saying that for a few years. boris johnson and ursula spoke on saturday. the two sides are nervous about fishing rights and state aid. still with us is robin niblett, chatham house director. we joke about it, but it does feel like it is always a crunch data. it is always negotiations on the brink. is this time different or are we going to have a last-minute agreement come november? robin: it is different in the sense that on january 1, the u.k. exit the transition period and board arrangements go up. whatever happens, they will either go up with really serious tariff applications for certain parts of the british economy if or they willa deal go up with pretty much open tariffs and a slightly smoother approach if we do get a deal. this crunch will not continue. the crunch will be done one way or the other. theet a deal done before oct

we are going to be talking to the commission vice president about covid and competition in a few minutes time, and europe is -- island is looking at returning to a very strict lockdown, boris johnson warning of a tough winter ahead for the u.k. let's check the markets. we've got bonds on offer, equities crashing a bit -- catching a bit. the s&p up by 1.33%. lookuro is catching a bit, at what is happening with brent. bumpy all across the products. trading,where we are on the upside. alix, i got the time right eventually. alix: good thing you caught it. cases on the rise over in europe. you wound up having a paris looking at restrictions on bars. it all depends on government. boris johnson expect a very tough winter ahead. the chancellor did warn the country. have a sacred responsibility to future we need the public finances strong. through careful management of our economy, this conservative government will always balance the books. i've never pretended there is an easy cost free answer. hard choices are everywhere. alix: joining us now from copenhagen, is the saxo bank cio. a democratic

participants and here in utah, the utah debate commission is carrying out a broad civic education program around the debate by conducting an essay competition for high school students and encouraging nine colleges and universities in the states to organize virtual debate watches. as significant as debates have become, they can be even more consequential overseas. the commission has helped organized 450 debates in 45 nations. most importantly, in post-conflict countries and new and emerging democracies. this effort has led to the creation of debates international, a local support network of similar debate organizers from nearly 40 countries. when the commission organized debates in tunisia last year, we were joined by members from mexico and jamaica to share their experiences and expertise. i wanted to recognize their longest standing supporter, the julie and peter bloom kovler foundation which has given trust to the nonpartisan mission of the commission for the past 32 years. we are grateful for their extraordinary contribution to the 2020 debates. it is my distinct honor to introduce dr. ruth watkins, the president of the university of uta

competition. staff at the federal trade commission support bringing a case.te house economic and pfizer larry kudlow says the ball isn't -- economic advisor larry kudlow says the ball isn't moving much anothercomes to stimulus bill, but talks are still taking place. >> it takes a while. you've got to vote in both houses. it takes a day or two. just writing up the legislative print of it, a 2000 plus page bill, takes time. then you have the issue of the operational executions. ritika: even if house democrats on the white house reach a deal, there is no guarantee it would pass the republican-controlled senate. that is your latest business flash. alix: thanks so much. all of this brings into question, what is christ in? what is consent -- what is priced in? what is consensus? one area you can see that is the etf flows. if we take a look at solar etf demand, really started tracking biden rising in the polls ever since september. you have to wonder what is actually priced in. if we don't get the consent this -- the consensus, what kind of selloff in those trades c

we are going to be talking to the commission vice president about covid and competition in a few minutesis -- island is looking at returning to a very strict lockdown, boris

one million utah,ipants and here in the utah debate commission is carrying out a broad civic education program around the conducting an essay competition for high school ninents and encouraging colleges and universities in the states to organize virtual debate watches. significant as debates have become, they can be even more consequential overseas. the commission has helped organized 450 debates in 45 nations. importantly, in post-conflict countries and new and emerging democracies. this effort has led to the creation of debates international, a local support network of similar debate organizers from nearly 40 countries. organizedommission debates in tunisia last year, we were joined by members from mexico and jamaica to share their experiences and expertise. i wanted to recognize their theest standing supporter, julie and peter bloom cooler foundation which has given trust to the nonpartisan mission of the commission for the past 32 years. grateful for their extraordinary contribution to the 2020 debates. it is my distinct honor to introduce dr. ruth watkins, the president of the university of utah. thank you very much. dr. watkins:

they are not only transatlantic all straw years competition watchdog is also considering an antitrust lawsuit this is how australia's consumer commission chairman reacted to reports that google is paying apple billions of dollars to remain the default search engine on the web browser so far. and you know ahead this morning on the news google saying. well it doesn't matter either way it just such a popular face would be there anyway well if that's the case why are you paying $1000000000.00 a year to apple and this is serious money for some people not in 1000000000 so. what we're going to do now to answer your question is we're going to look at it and say whether there's any value in what we might do about you know this is i this is the biggest data trust case in the will of one of the biggest a trust crisis and we're in the last in the twenty's. a lot of the day i was taken on a move really closely. well my next guest tonight agrees that google is taking up all of these search engine oxygen leaving none for competitors such as his company weinberg is the founder of the search engine duck duck go now if you haven't heard of to go that ma

problems they are not only transatlantic all stroy as competition watchdog is also considering an antitrust lawsuit this is how australia's consumer commission chairman reacted to reports that google is paying apple billions of dollars to remain the default search engine on the web browser so far. and you know ahead this morning on the news google saying. well it doesn't matter either way it just pop it up it would be there anyway well if that's the case why are you paying on $1000000000.00 a year to apple and it's a serious money for some people and 1000000000 so. what we're going to do now to answer your question is we're going to look at it and say whether there's any value in what we might do about you know this is i this is the biggest at a trust case in the will of one of the biggest a trust crisis in the in the last 10 or 20 years. a lot of the day is taken on a move really closely. well my next guest tonight agrees that google is taking up all of these search engine oxygen leaving none for competitors such as his company weinberg is the founder of the search engine duck duck go now if you haven't heard of de that may have to do with

government's most significant action to protect competition since a groundbreaking case against microsoft more than 20 years ago. european commission has launched legal action against malta and cyprus over their so-called golden passport programs they allow wealthy foreigners to acquire e.u. citizenship in exchange for a large investment the use executive said the schemes are in violation of the law and grant citizenship without requiring a genuine link to the country. and protesters in thailand spread out across the capital bangkok to sing the national anthem at 6 in the evening while showing the 3 thinker salute that's become the movement's symbol it was the latest action in defiance of bands on public gatherings protesters want the government to resign they want to new constitution and reforms to the modern. for 2 weeks bit has been dealing with heavy rains floods and landslides caused by a series of tropical storms and the extreme weather is taking a heavy toll with more than 100 people killed at least 30 missing central provinces have been worst hit and there's no sign yet that conditions will ease the floods have compounded t

government's most significant action to protect competition since a groundbreaking case against microsoft more than 20 years ago. the european commission has launched legal action against malta and cyprus over their so-called golden passport programs they allow wealthy foreigners to acquire e.u. citizenship in exchange for a large investment the use executive said that these schemes are in violation of the law and grant citizenship without requiring a genuine link with the country. protesters in thailand spread out across the capital bangkok to sing the national anthem at 6 in the evening while showing the 3 finger salute that has become the movement's symbol it was the latest action in defiance of bans on public gatherings protesters want the government to resign a new constitution and reforms to the monarchy. and nasa spacecraft has briefly landed on an asteroid called new over 320000000 kilometers from earth now the spacecraft collected rock and dust samples that scientists hope will allow them to learn more about how planets formed and life began. down declared. the 2 words that nasa scientists have waited for since 2016 all right.

the answer lies in part to the fact that the world war i centennial commission chose to hold an open, blindly reviewed design competition that unlike some other competitions, was not a biased against classical design in favor of modernism or postmodernism. the jury was also carefully suggested -- selected and the leadership played a crucial role. they are to be heartily commended. speaking of such leadership, i now turn things over to the vice chairman of the world war i centennial commission. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, justin, and thank you for the stimulate in conversations we had along the way before and during the composition and selection process. you are not here to listen to me say this is much more interesting than what he has to show you is much more interesting than what i can. but i want to talk to you about the process that led to -- as the sculptor for the world war i memorial. this here is the rendering of the overall memorial site and if you do not know where it is, this is pershing park, across the street from the willard hotel at the far end of pennsylvania avenue just one block from the white

competition rules, tips and more information on how to get started on our website. studentcam.org. >> house speaker nancy pelosi and representative jamie raskin unveiled legislation earlier today that would create a commission on presidential capacity. they explained the role of congress designated in the 25th amendment and clarified the commission is for futu

problems they are not only transatlantic all stroy as competition watchdog is also considering an antitrust lawsuit this is how australia's consumer commission chairman reacted to reports that google is paying apple billions of dollars to remain the default search engine on the web browser so far. and you know ahead this morning on the news google saying. well it doesn't matter either way it just such a popular face would be there anyway well if that's the case why you're paying $9000000000.00 a year to apple and it's a serious money for some people not a 1000000000 so. what we're going to do now to answer your question is we're going to look at it and say whether there's any value in what we might do about you know this is i this is the biggest id trust case in the world of one of the biggest a trust crisis and we're in the last in the twenty's. a lot of the day i was taken on a move follow really closely. well my next guest tonight agrees that google is taking up all of these search engine oxygen leaving none for competitors such as his company weinberg is the founder of the search engine duck duck go now if you haven't heard of duck duck

they are not only transatlantic all straw years competition watchdog is also considering an antitrust lawsuit this is how australia's consumer commission chairman reacted to reports that google is paying apple billions of dollars to remain the default search engine on the web browser so far. and you know ahead this morning on the news google saying. well it doesn't matter either way it just pop it up if would be there anyway well if that's the case why are you paying $1000000000.00 a year to apple is a serious money for some people not in 1000000000 so. what we're going to do now to answer your question is we're going to look at it and say whether there's any value in what we might do about you know this is i this is the biggest data trust case in the world one of the biggest a trust crisis in the in the last in the twenty's into law. today i was taken on a move really closely. well my next guest tonight agrees that google is taking up all of these search engine oxygen leaving none for competitors such as his company weinberg is the founder of the search engine duck duck go now if you haven't heard of duck duck go that may have to do w

commission. port staff served as referees of a fair and competitive process. upon the commissioner selection of a proposal for negotiations, port staff will begin then working with the winner of that process to refine, actually develop a project plan to perfect the selected project proposals. in these negotiations the project proposal will naturally evolve to incorporate solutions to concerns raised to the parties and the public. the project that is to be developed will change from the proposal that we all saw as part of the competition and again, these solutions will be crafted and will be consistent with our fee objectives and community values that we screen for and had a competition for in that rfp. we had a similar approach to our solicitation for development partners at pier 70 and this was approach and solicitation and and we'll close thank you for allowing lengthy director's report. please take it away, mike. >> michael martin, real estate and development. can i have my first slide. i think director forbes very well summarized this first slide. the basi

also the teacher pay compensation commission looking at how we sustainable increase pay to get up to a competitive level meaning up to $60000 for the average teacher and 40000 for the average teacher just beginning. host: mr. rainwater you have one minute. rainwater: thank you. first of all we need to realize one of the problems we have here in indiana is we have over politicized education. were spending way too much time how big government can provide education and to have the education system be centralized to the parents and teachers and classroom and the local school districts to take the money that is allocated for education instead of spent here at the statehouse that will be getting teacher pay up. it should be and education back in the classroom where belongs instead of a political tool used by thehe government. host: doctor myers requested a rebuttal. myers: for over 15 years in indiana we have starved teachers now we give them two.7 percent raise while the charters and vouchers program that 25 percen 25 percent. it's like giving a sandwich to a starving person after 15 years it doesn't d

offense possible if we modernize, if we go forward with compare -- competitive strategies, and if we do follow through with the packer commission report. >> governor dukakis, one minute. >> well we just had another example of why vice president's mathematics just doesn't add up. i think you know, because you've covered these issues. there is no way that we can build all of the weapon system the vice president says he wants to build within the existing defense budget. everybody knows that, including the people from the pentagon. now, my defense secretary is gonna have a lot to do with these decisions but it's gonna be the president that's gonna hub ultimately to decide before that budget goes to the congress what weapon systems are gonna go in which are gonna stay. we are not gonna spend the billions and trillions that mr. bush wants to spend on -- . we're not gonna spend billions on, it's a weapon system we can't afford and it won't help our defense posture at all. we're not gonna spend hundreds of billions on the space plane from washington to tokyo. those are decisions the chief executive has to make. you certainly have a str

competitive strategies. and if we do follow through on the packard commission report. >> governor dukakis, one minute. >> andrea, we just had another example why the vice president's mathematics just doesn't add up. i think you know because you've covered these issues. there's no way we can build all of the weapons systems that the vice president says he wants to build within the existing defense budget. everybody knows that, including the people at the pentagon. now, my defense secretary has a lot to do with some of those decisions, but it's going to be the president that has to ultimately decide before that budget goes to the congress what weapons systems are going to go and what are going to stay. we're not going to spend the billions and trillions that mr. bush wants to spend on star wars. it's a weapons system that we don't need and can't afford and won't help the defense posture at all. we're not going to spend hundreds of millions on the space plan from washington to tokyo. yes, we're going to have a strong nuclear deterrent. we're going forward with the stealth and d-5 and cruise missiles. but the next

commission. port staff served as referees of a fair and competitive process. upon the commissioner selection of a proposal for negotiations, port staff will begin then working with the winner of that process to refine, actually develop a project plan to perfect the selected project proposals. in these negotiations the project proposal will naturally evolve to incorporate solutions to concerns raised to the parties and the public. the project that is to be developed will change from the proposal that we all saw as part of the competition and again, these solutions will be crafted and will be consistent with our fee objectives and community values that we screen for and had a competition for in that rfp. we had a similar approach to our solicitation for development partners at pier 70 and this was approach and solicitation and and we'll close thank you for allowing lengthy director's report. please take it away, mike. >> michael martin, real estate and development. can i have my first slide. i think director forbes very well summarized this first slide. the basi

best defenses possible if we modernize, if we go forward with competitive strategies, and if we do follow through on the packet commission report. >> governor dukakis, one minute. >> well, andrea, we've just had another example of why the vice presidents mathematics just doesn't add up. i think you know because you've cover these issues, that there's no way that we can build all of the weapons systems the vice president says he wants to build within the existing defense budget. everybody knows that, including the people at the pentagon. now, my defense accra terry is going to have a lot to do with some of those decisions, but it's going to be the president that's going to have to ultimately decide before the budget goes to the congress what's estimates are going to go and what are going to start. we are not going to spend the billions and trillions that mr. bush wants to spend on star wars. we're not going to spend billions on railroad cars. it's a weapon systems we don't need, can't afford and won't help our defense posture at all. we won't spend hundreds of millions on the space point from washington to tokyo. those ar

commission. port staff served as referees of a fair and competitive process. upon the commissioner selection of a proposal for negotiations, port staff will begin then working with the winner of that process to refine, actually develop a project plan to perfect the selected project proposals. in these negotiations the project proposal will naturally evolve to incorporate solutions to concerns raised to the parties and the public. the project that is to be developed will change from the proposal that we all saw as part of the competition and again, these solutions will be crafted and will be consistent with our fee objectives and community values that we screen for and had a competition for in that rfp. we had a similar approach to our solicitation for development partners at pier 70 and this was approach and solicitation and and we'll close thank you for allowing lengthy director's report. please take it away, mike. >> michael martin, real estate and development. can i have my first slide. i think director forbes very well summarized this first slide. the basi

competition rules, tips and more information on how to get started on our website. studentcam.org. >> house speaker nancy pelosi and representative jamie raskin unveiled legislation earlier today that would create a commission on presidential capacity. they explained the role of congress designated in the 25th amendment and clarified the commission is for future presidents. this is 25 minutes. [no audio] >> good morning, everyone. thank you for being here. we are really very honored to have congressman raskin to lead whichough his legislation is so very important. i hope you will prepare yourself for a civics lesson, or a presentation on the constitution of the united states. the 25th amendment to the constitution was ratified in 1967 after the assassination of president kennedy with strong bipartisan support. members of congress have a duty to take all necessary action to preserve continuity of government and protect the stability and integrity of our democracy for the future. , again, it isday my honor to welcome congressman , aie raskin of maryland constitutional scholar, as he introduces legislation to establish a commission on presidential capacity to discharge the duties and powers and duties of the o

commission. port staff served as referees of a fair and competitive process.pon the commissioner selection of a proposal for negotiations, port staff will begin then working with the winner of that process to refine, actually develop a project plan to perfect the selected project proposals. in these negotiations the project proposal will naturally evolve to incorporate solutions to concerns raised to the parties and the public. the project that is to be developed will change from the proposal that we all saw as part of the competition and again, these solutions will be crafted and will be consistent with our fee objectives and community values that we screen for and had a competition for in that rfp. we had a similar approach to our solicitation for development partners at pier 70 and this was approach and solicitation and and we'll close thank you for allowing lengthy director's report. please take it away, mike. >> michael martin, real estate and development. can i have my first slide. i think director forbes very well summarized this first slide. the basica

we created a teacher pay compensation commission that looks at how we are going to sustainably increase teacher pay so we get up to a competitiveevel. up to $60,000 for the average teacher, $40,000 for those just beginning. >> mr. rainwater. one minute. >> first of all, we need to realize that one of the problems we have in indiana is that we have over politicized education and we are spending too much money talking about how big government should provide education and pay teachers. what we need to do is get our education system decentralized and get control back to the parents, teachers and classroom, the local school boards and school districts come who are able then to take the money that is allocated for education, instead of being spent on big rocker see at the statehouse. that would that will be the first step to getting teacher pay of where it should be and getting education back into the classroom where it belongs instead of a political tool used by big government. >> thank you. doctor myers has requested a rebuttal. remember they are 30 seconds. >> we've starved teachers over 15 years in indiana and now in the last ses

competitive conduct of silicon valley. i want to turn, if i may, to the debate. the president has this debate commission is a joke. to mute the president and the former vice president, both equally, but they also want to rule out categories, you know, like corruption and the biden family from the discussion. they are acting like fascists, your term, just as much as the left in this country. >> right. lou: your thoughts. >> right. it's all one big swamp. and they're been coming after trump -- they've been coming after trump for four straight years because this president has fought for your listeners and your viewers on borders, on trade and against washington corruption. it's pathetic, the way that this debate commission is trying to protect joe biden. who has ever heard of such a thing? they don't want to have foreign policy in the foreign policy debate because joe biden voted to send our boys to fight in iraq, because joe biden enabled, fueled and facilitated the rise of china at the expense of pennsylvania, michigan, ohio and working people all across this country. and if joe biden were to ever gain power, he wo

competition between joe biden and president trump. it will be special if they are facing off together but the debate commission made unilateral decisionl without consulting with either campaign so each candidate staking their claim tonight, and the states they're fighting for for in pennsylvania i in florida so that's an interesting debate. the moderator, this is something conservatives have been -- not complaining about, voicing concern about for years and years, the idea that moderators are always unbiased, despite what they portray it i think the bigger issue here for steve scully is not just -- but why was he reaching out to someone like anthony scaramucci better advice on how to handle president trump? the president was talking about it on twitter saying he was right but this is a bigger issue with media bias. the president has rightfully been concerned about it for years and especially during a contentious presidential election. >> bret: the tweet he sent, it looked like he was direct messaging and he sent it out to anthony scaramucci singh should he respond to president trump. had he come out and said i screwed up and i was loo

competition. now, google hasn't yet commented on this, but it saw it coming. the justice department and the federal trade commission have been looking into google, facebook amazon and other big tech companies for over a year. william barr has been outspoken about the need to file the lawsuit. he put the deputy attorney general in charge of the case, and other states have been talking about suing google, and this is a case, a strategy here that will have some bipartisan support. republicans and some democrats have been critical of google. when elizabeth warren ran in the primary, she had a plan to break up google and facebook and amazon by forcing them to spin off some of their companies and invite more competition. this will be a titanic legal battle. your children will be cofferive this case. it's going to take that long to resolve in court. the last time the government moved against a dominant company in the tech industry was in the early 1990s when the justice department sued microsoft. that looked like it was going to be a huge employblow the micros. the case settled out with a minor settlement between the gove

commission will be welcomed by those opposition groups of these these. these opposition parties that we've seen competing in this election but we're already beginning as i say to see that sense of competition and rivalry between these groups starting. to appear again which is no bad thing of course is testament to the kind of level of democracy that this country is proud of it's not forget that those opposition groups were holding healthy lively debates between themselves in the run up to election that is now being seen as being deeply flawed. turkey's foreign minister is in azerbaijan for talks pressure mounts among the international community to end the conflict in the gonna cut back i mean his defense ministry says fighting with azerbaijan calm down overnight following intense bombardment in the disputed region has been heavy shelling for the past 10 days nato wants to do more to deescalate the violence to me. is a lecturer and security in development at the department of war studies at king's college london she explains how turkey's alliance with azerbaijan could impact the prospects of a cease fire but turkey's position has so far been very much in support of us and by john's military