very much grassroots activist group lamentable has been pushing hard to get germy corbin's labor party into government this week it's world transformed festival run alongside labour's autumn. and featured on music and speakers including previous guests on going underground naomi klein and ken loach we caught up on the sea front with the festival's code curator bonnie francis about using a lot to protest corporate driven consumerism bania we are on the sea front in brighton lot of bleary eyed people wandering around with the hash tag t w t seventeen on their t. shirts what is t.w.t. while to be seen essence is a grassroots lads combining of politics and culture over four days to kind of running parallel to the labor party conference which is to kind of offer a kind of accessible space for young people men and old alike to kind of come down to all venues and kind of engage in politics not just the right wing blairite side of labor i welcome that well conceived debate engagement tree politics right from the get me in there we did yeah we've had all sorts of people in i mean there was mayb

this conference but of course germany corbin is preaching to the converted somehow he has to convince the majority of the wider. that he is the right man to lead this country. they call it corbin mania a celebration of the man even his pet cat so is the labor party in danger of falling for a cult of personality manners go. on like many of the people i know. we use so much sometimes but the truth is being a leader one of the definitions of leadership is to inspire i mean inspires millions of young. people from all over our nation this is as close to dissent to speak out at this conference you demonstrators want to take a stronger line against blacks it labor like the government. is badly divided trying to keep options open in other areas germy corbin says he put the pursuit of peace and human rights at the center of his foreign policy so we cannot be silent cruel. while continuing. the saudi arabia thank you and i say this to. a champion of democracy and human rights please. do all you can to end the violence now against the ruling the rangar have suffered for too long. but first he ne

and so will not times so we'll save money as a result of bringing them in do you think jimmy corbin did mention the daily mail do you think the media have a difficulty in understanding your policy which is why they appear to think that it will cost money you know i don't have a degree in understanding here i understand it all right i just don't like what we're doing so in the hands of the sourness arms in the hands of murdoch obviously politically opposed to everything we do the same with the daily mail so that what they do is they don't actually say you know what we're doing very distraught of what's happened and distorted our views so much it was just switched off so believe the money will be proved that when the general election try to figure i ever have another general election where the boat from the sun will be is that is to someone well i don't think i'll have more discerning that's way cohen said fine that the daily mail run twenty eight page anti labor story but what are the elites going to do to attack you next of the media is not working oh well continue on as they are intere

mr corbin is pretty much master of all he surveys here in brighton. this conference is almost a victory conference after the general election, even though labour came nowhere near winning the general election, but mr corbin did much better than pretty much everyone expected. significantly increasing labour's share of the vote, except on one issue, and that is brexit. the issue which has divided all parties and has pretty much shaped british politics ever since the referendum. new pressure now on jeremy corbyn to give further ground and to concede two remaining inside the single market. that is hugely contentious because if you stay in the single market, it is argued, you have to stick with freedom of movement and therefore do not have control over immigration. for many labourmps, control over immigration. for many labour mps, particularly representing northern constituencies where there was a big turnout for brexit, they are deeply unhappy about the idea of committing to the single market. against that, there are other labour folk representing predomi

the use to me our homes because a war no the me where are the sail out of the labor leader gerry corbin for many decades ricks has made in the personal points in the book his favorite to be the next prime minister what do you think about the fact that the murdoch's l.a. times. some time ago said it is an interview to see who is serving general in the forces saying that there would be mutiny in the military if jeremy kovan was ever to become. prime minister the british establishment which is rotten to the core and completely utterly undemocratic will do all in its power to stop jeremy corbin ever been elected just as the that all in a power to stop scottish independence let's face it here when symptoms of two thousand and fourteen start windows on cusp of buddy king one of the more successful and longest seven imperialist organizations in the planet the more globalized and the thunder not the give us every single lie every single thing they all of the billion that you could think of and all of the to try and maintain the us on equal but union know that they would not only have see the on

is rotten to the core and completely utterly undemocratic will do all in its power to stop jeremy corbin ever been elected just as the that all in a power to stop scottish independence let's face it here when in september two thousand. and for team scotland was on cusp of buddy king one of the more successful and longest seven imperialist organizations in the planet the more globalized and the thunder not the give us every single lie every single thursday all of the bullying that you could think of and all of the to try and maintain this on equal but union know that they would not only have gracie they won but they would when the next team and then release into jeremy jeremy he knows jeremy noise and he thought he doesn't talk much about drug nowadays and well but well it's jeremy and let's face it is arguing he realizes that this shouldn't be able to i think isn't wonderfully compassionate a particular mine he's a man who is on a integrity command of his eels and i hope sincerely that he becomes the next prime minister of britain my what a with jeremy and he knows this better than me yo

turn at all on bracks as we've had a labor party in jeremy corbin arguing gotten down the length and breadth of the country that he wants to defend jobs people may have voted to be out of europe they didn't feel to be out of their jobs and so what is required now is a skillful way of trying to negotiate where jobs are protected whilst at the same time dealing with the real concerns about the free movement of labor which undoubtedly had a negative effect in the in the referendum campaign and labor is the only party i've had so far that put forward puts forward policies dealing with both of those issues you mentioned venezuela let's just take a look you've been a staunch supporter of both the late hugo chavez and the current leader nicolas maduro your website says venezuela has one of the most democratic and progressive governments in the world what what's puzzling is the degree to which you have completely ignored the massive human rights violations that have been extensively documented in the country under both leaders why is that well first of all i think what's currently happening

brokers in all the branches on the show a bit later and he says that the labor party either german corbin is the bookies favorite to be the next prime minister would sweep the boards if you said a bit more about our small businesses were being affected by predatory capitalism in the city of london and the bankers why aren't you saying more normal in germany in the labor same how i've made clear that we wouldn't want the city of london and the banks to get away with what they got away with before and that. is needed and we want to rebalance the economy as well and actually in some way the small businesses have been treated badly by the banks and given the loans in need to expand that's one of the reasons that we had our manifesto the policy of reason and that's manx ok well let's go to rebalancing justice arguably entirely. dicta bill that the u.k. prisons are in crisis with uprisings in british jails this crisis been going on a long time it's a conservative created crisis we objected to the conservative government putting them reprise novices by seven thousand since two thousand and ten a

labor party history ken livingston whether corbin and his team may be selling out already plus combating cia back to blockbusters and the death of hollywood on the red carpet a raindance the u.k.'s largest independent film festival and we talked with j.k. simmons and director michelle schumacher about making their new film i'm not here outside of the hollywood system some headlines will review a puerto rican power blackouts a syrian civilian wipeouts taxi knock out all of the more coming up in today's going underground well just how radical is jeremy corbett odds on favorite to be the next leader of britain joining me now is arguably his body's previously most electorally successful individual in its history former mayor of london ken livingstone again thanks for coming on the show how radical is jeremy corbyn and his team he's a genuine centrist he's genuinely labor he came into politics to do things routinely people not to get rich will be a celebrity and so on and he. needs all this pressure for the last two years he's never given into it he's not going to betray the things he believe

the cross party stuff and lo and behold he defies his leader he's meant to be an ally of jeremy corbin's and votes with the tories does anyone really care he walked out of an interview with going underground accusing me of being a far right conservative he accused me once of having him being in parliament when i was in a short answer only because i'd dared to make a jocular jibe at him he doesn't like it up i'm actually wearing shorts and well i wasn't he was empowering it he said i was in school when he got elected that we were in the cape when he came back from his tonia presumably went to vegas which i think is a reference to this anyway the conference in the east end of london selling lots of arms is from our i wasn't there some but i read about it it says a u.k. arming repressive regimes five point three billion dollars worth of weapons license to menace and a big congratulations to all those british companies involved it's a triumph of exports option great feather in the cup for the conservatives and when you look at who they're sent selling them to saudi arabia for example lots ha

want me appears not to realise corbin had nothing to do with the labor government over those thirteen years as to coleman's charges of dishonesty made targeted the dishonesty she sees in corbin right on the gentleman talks about manifestos and people getting back on their way i might remind him that in the labor party manifesto there was a commitment to support trying to end our nuclear independent nuclear deterrent i surely sure shortly after the election in private he told people he didn't agree with that. but yes the right sort of a failure. is the right shoulder the object of science on the labor party benches and didn't support the labor policy that is labor leader and he still doesn't support. the uselessness of nuclear deterrence in korea doesn't bother to raise a mayor says she would have no hesitation in pressing a button to kill hundreds of millions of people corbin who leads the largest socialist party in western europe of course leads a party in westminster that is largely near liberal and against his principles without any aunts it's called the last how tory austerity squ

telegraph oh yes interesting headline here the telegraph says denis can the rebels against germany corbin as he votes with tories for repeal pale. most important piece of legislation in british history it's been called never mind that it's more important to rebelled he's actually done the fingers in the past at labor rebels he said once that he wouldn't do the cross party stuff and lo and behold he defines his leader he's meant to be an ally of jeremy corbin's and votes with the tories does anyone really care he walked out of an interview with going underground accusing me of being a far right conservative he accused me once of having him being in parliament when i was in short pants and only because i'd dared to make a jocular jibe at him doesn't like it up a model wearing shorts and well i wasn't he was empowering it he said i was in school when he got elected that we were in the cage when he came back from his throne here presumably you went to this which i think is a reference to this anyway the conference in the east end of london selling lots of arms is from i wasn't there some but

they call it corbin mania a celebration of the man even his pet cat so is the labor party in danger of falling for a cult of personality manners go. on like many of the people i know. be somewhat embarrassed sometimes but the truth there's being a leader one of the definitions of leadership is to inspire me inspires millions. from all over our nation this is as close to dissent to speak out at this conference pro demonstrators want to be called in to take a stronger line against blacks it labor like the government conservative party is badly divided trying to keep options open in other areas germy corbin says he put the pursuit of peace and human rights at the center of his foreign policy so we cannot be silent the cruel saudi yemen while continued. the saudi arabia thank you for no say this is. a champion of democracy and human rights please do all you can to end the violence now against the ruling. have suffered. but first he needs to win a general election an election that the conservative government will do its best to avoid jeremy corbyn says labor is a government in waiting prime

they call it corbin mania a celebration of the man even his pet cat so is the labor party in danger of falling for a cult of personality manners go. on like many of the people i know. believes so much sometimes but the truth is being a leader one of the definitions of leadership is to inspire me inspires millions of young. people from all over our nation this is as close to dissent to speak out at this conference pro e.u. demonstrators want to be called in to take a stronger line against blacks it labor like the governing conservative party is badly divided trying to keep options open in other areas germy corbin says he put the pursuit of peace and human rights at the center of his foreign policy so we can't be silence the cruel. while continuing. the saudi arabia thank you and i say this to. a champion of democracy and human rights please. do all you can to end the violence now against the ruling go the ruling have suffered for too long. but first he needs to win a general election an election that the conservative government will do its best to avoid germy corbin says labor is a gove

actually, corbin's labour party, in terms of labour history is quite conservative in labour traditionl base and what corbin is talking about is taxing people in order to have a good welfare state, which is what the labour party was all about. tony blair suggested not win if you did that because britain had changed.“ is worth remembering, people forget, tony blair's manifesto in 1997, which he won, was incredibly radical. he had a £5 billion windfall tax just radical. he had a £5 billion windfall taxjust ripping money off in the utilities because they had been so badly privatised. but he had a whole series of very radical policies and now people regard him as, iraq war tony blair, people forget. does that suggest it isjust about how you dress this thing up because he was doing radical stuff but saying we are very responsible and serious and getting away with it, jeremy corbyn husein were doing radical stuff and we will see if he does, if he becomes by minister, and he is just picked does, if he becomes by minister, and he isjust picked up the public mood isa he isjust picked up the pub

team presumably but now they have understood that media bias against corbin's labor isn't working what are they going to do to them well the simple fact is if you're an international corporation and jeremy holding comes the prime minister you go simple to us if we walk away news will profit we might in that country or to sit down and deal with it and then sit down and deal with it they don't have a choice about this so that by jeremy organising less about rights and human rights generation focused on what we can do with a labor government in britain and actually getting across to people what do you know the great power we once were we still the fifth refused nation in the way. when the common government wanted forty billion force nuclear submarines no problem when they wanted twenty five billion for the door to the point nuclear reactor no problem so if we can find all that i mean we can find the money for the nurses and the teachers that we need to deal with the crisis that we've got in our public sector but just very briefly no one really talks about the attlee government forty five

s opposed to german corbin who better to get on the line now than award winning foreign correspondent and author of syria burning charles glass as the legacy of british support for jihadists in syria manifests itself in the millions of refugees who now live lives of desperation because of nature's policies on syria he joins me now from exxon province in france charles thanks for coming back on the show in this season started going underground c.n.n. reporting just recently that in the past few days there's been an exchange of fire between u.s. troops in syria and so-called turkish backed syrian rebels no recognition in that c.n.n. report that those rebels are anything to do with nato policy what did you think of them. when it was inevitable that there would be clashes between the forces backed by turkey and the kurdish forces backed by the u.s. because the u.s. has been using the kurdish groups main kurdish groups in syria to retake territory from the islamic state but the turks should not approve of this because they don't want armed kurds anywhere the region especially in turkey but

corbin also stressed the need for clear brexit plan. this is just over one hour and 15 minutes. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] >> thank you. please come to order. >> conference, thank you very much for that. thank you so much for that will wonderful welcome on this incredible feeling and spirit of unity, love and affection that we have this week. thank you. [applause] sumac is quite infectious and let's make sure the whole country is infected. >> we meet here this week as united party, advancing in every part of britain winning the confidence of millions of our fellow citizens sucking up all of our ideas and that's fine for countries future because it's already inspired people of all backgrounds united in this party, it is a privilege to be speaking here in brighton. the city that not only has a long history of hosting labor conferences, but also of inspirational labor activists. it is over a century ago here that a teenage shop worker had had enough of the

you the accusations of anti semitism in the labor which you dismissed and said were being used by corbin's opponents within labor to undermine his leadership absolute was nonsense to our anger on that is exactly nonsense i've been a member on like you of the labor party for forty seven years i've never been at a single meeting where there was anti semitism because had that have been not only i but others at the meeting would have reacted and thrown those individuals out that was more mood music being designed to undermine paul but so the board of deputies of british jews got it completely wrong they had no nothing i very no no it's not a question of they know nothing there's a distinction between whether you want to be critical of the israeli government and anti semitism jews for labor didn't get it wrong many many left when jews who were cheaper i got it wrong he did i he got it wrong and i wrote to him seeking a meeting you know a party committee of m.p.'s you know that accused government and you should i know you are led to him this is extremely i don't know whether you've been out of t

broke us regulate of a bias against germany corbin interviewed former labor chancellor dead his healey before he died to remind us of the evils of the left was he talks sick to the labor party. but what was most damaging was that the real core. because most people knew nothing about the issues. but they do share your. argumentation hearing people in the same party being rude to one another and with his phone. but jeremy corbyn is leading labor today watch out there for traces of labor's neo liberal past and their character assassination he's a good and decent man so was it hard he's a good and decent man.

also on the program the crisis facing durham's left germany corbin addresses britain's labor conference with a clarion call for social democracy in the messy succeed at the ballot box after another historic defeat for the left in germany selection. and why and munich prepared to take on big spending p.s.g. and a highly anticipated champions league clash bonus league champions are confident team spirit will give them the edge. hello i'm terry martin thanks for being with us saudi arabia says it's going to allow women to drive it's a big leap forward for the ultra conservative nation the only one to bar women from getting behind the wheel a royal decree says the ban will be lifted in june the announcement came as something of a surprise and we'll find out why it's calm now but first this report the streets of saudi arabia have long been a battleground on one hand women wanting to drive on the other the religious conservatives who've called them too stupid the mobility threat to society now it is the women who have won. the i'm so happy i actually haven't slept since the news broke because

. >> he's going to have to settle for a minor reunion with corbin bernsen.ged like milk. that's rough! that's rough. the trio got together at the real life field of dreams for a celebrity softball game. >> it seems like a third movie is a long way off. but nice to see the guys together again. aging like milk? >> that's rough. >> yeah. >> i actually think they look okay. you know? it was how many years since the first movie? 25 years? >> it's not like charlie sheen has been leading this pristine life. where you would expect him to be aging extremely gracefully. >> i'm not sure what corbin bernsen's been up to. >> looks like they're having a good time. that's what matters. >> listen. don't mock a man for aging. >> no. you look great. do you moisturize? >> no. do i look like i do? >> we should probably move on now, to a man who's aging incredibly gracefully. >> actually, he is, he's like, yeah. >> dwayne the rock johnson, ladies and gentlemen. >> he is known for going out of his way to show his fans the love. he stopped in traffic for selfies and now that inclu

labor party history ken livingstone whether corbin and his team may be selling out already plus combating cia back to blockbusters and the death of hollywood on the red carpet a raindance the u.k.'s largest independent film festival and we talked with j.k. simmons and director michelle schumacher about making their new film i'm not here outside of the hollywood system some headlines will review a puerto rican power blackouts a syrian civilian wipeouts taxi knock out. more coming up in today's going underground well just how radical is jeremy corbett odds on favorite to be the next leader of britain joining me now is arguably his body's previously most electorally successful individual in its history former mayor of london ken livingstone again thanks for coming on the show how radical is jeremy corbyn and his team he's a genuine centrist he's genuinely labor he came into politics to do things routinely people not to get rich will be a celebrity and so on and he. needs this pressure for the last two years he's never given into it he's not going to betray the things he believes in because t

labor leader jeremy corbin calls out neil liberalism of britain's trade union congress conference we are told chancellor richard bergen about re nationalizing justice after decades of a new liberalism and who is regulating the regulator as we speak to award winning national treasure no lead mittens as he fights financial regimes on the tenth anniversary of the collapse of britain's northern rock bank and from the headlines will review claims of chaos in caracas and the right royal bum on the freehold free for all all of them all coming up in today's going underground but first it's arguably unsurprising. today a tory british prime minister like tourism a should have a defense secretary address one of the largest arms dealing festivals in the world before donald trump's three hundred fifty billion dollars deal with saudi arabia now threatening tens of millions in yemen there was a courtesy of wanted to raise a maze heroine's this was the most corrupt commercial transaction in commercial history of all time it was sanctioned by margaret thatcher who son mark thatcher was paid twelve mi

labor party history ken livingston where the corbin and his team may be selling out already plus combating cia back to blockbusters and the death of hollywood on the red carpet a raindance the u.k.'s largest independent film festival and we talked to whiplash .

labor leader jeremy corbin calls out liberalism of britain's trade union congress conference we are told john's literature book is about really nationalizing justice after decades of liberalism and who is regulating the regulators we speak to award winning national treasure no edmonds as he fights financial regimes all the time that of us three of the collapse of britain's middle the world bank and from the headlines will refute claims of chaos in caracas and the.

like the accusations of anti semitism in the labor which you dismissed and said were being used by corbin's opponents within labor to undermine his. leadership absolute was nonsense to our i'm gone that is exact nonsense i've been a member on like you of the labor party for forty seven years i've never been at a single meeting where there was anti semitism because had that have been not only i but others at the meeting would have reacted and thrown those individuals out that was more mood music being designed to undermine paul but so the board of deputies of british jews got it completely wrong they are now nothing i very no no it's not a question of they know nothing there's a distinction between whether you want to be critical of the israeli government and anti semitism jews for labor didn't get it wrong many many left when jews he was a chief for i got it wrong he got it wrong and i wrote to him seeking a meeting the all party committee of m.p.'s you know that accused government and you should i know you still attend this is extremely i don't know whether you've been out of the country f

shadow chancellor john mcdonnell how to sweep german corbin to power by a landslide field and keep in touch by social media with your one of a one hundred sixty nine years to the day of one of the largest official mass executions in american history the hanging of members of island st patrick's battalion fighting on the side of mexico against the usa. eighteen years ago i traveled across the united states exploring america's deadly love affair with a gun if a bad guy tried to get to one of my family members he would have better a lot better and i think it's fair and hurting whatever my my baby says my book was published in the year two thousand more than hoff a million americans have been killed by firearms in the us how to saute me as i did this is a middle school we go through drills and we put ourselves in real scenarios it was interesting to see who actually got here. and i decided to return to the subject to track down each gun owner who i'd met in the photo all those years ago i don't know this but we are not. what politicians do. put themselves on the line to get accepted or re

it's their quote government in waiting speaking at the party's annual conference in brighton gerry corbin said the moving conservatives are on the verge of collapse he urged the prime minister to resign may to resign and attack what he called her bungling of bret's it negotiations catalonia insists it will go ahead with an independence referendum on sunday despite spain collaring it illegal this week judges and prosecutors ordered the seizure of all electronic terrio including millions of ballot papers the spanish government is planning to deploy police at polling stations to prevent people from voting but of the major troop you don't even people on sunday will go out and vote massively peacefully also for only one reason and one of the most important reasons regardless of what their vote will be there is a firm conviction that the state today is an inheritor of franco's spain that wasn't overcome in this transition stage today moving over it is a problem that we need to from it's democratically. residents of the indonesian island of bali are spending their sixth day on the highest possib

that very people who just forged the code put it up and put it more love in their minds with the corbin warnings one of which was called unlikely to explode at very high temperatures warns a this is the same kind of thing it's an invitation from mockery but it will be on the cd but it is a reminder that we can all be great grateful for her because she apparently was instrumental in the northern ireland peace process wonder if that could be verified after yes because hillary clinton is really a new will peace prize winner exaggerating her claim serving helped bring peace to northern ireland you remember her did you hang out with her i didn't hang out with her but she was there while bill clinton definitely did have an impact made a difference technically she made a difference as well i suppose because she was physically there but the extent to which northern ireland would be in a better or worse place without her that's debatable widely seen as a monster everyone presumably by these two stories is reminded that had she been president of the united states during the current korean crisis

israel and palestine twenty four years ago this week to raise a lady friends her record from jeremy corbin to the united nations at the last pm cues before conferences and all the support going over but we were going underground. eighteen years ago i traveled across the united states exploring america's deadly love affair with a gun if a bad guy tried to get to one of my family members he would have better luck with that i don't i think they are and hurting when i buy my babies says my book was published in the year two thousand more than half a million americans have been killed by far all in the us how does the team yes we did this is a middle school we go through drills and we put ourselves in real scenarios it was interesting to see who actually got here. and i decided to return to the subject. to track down each gone on a who i'd met and photographed those years you god i don't know that but we're not . really nobody thought of. the marshall and. islamic states claims it was behind the manchester terror attack by the militant front so kill the priest every time a terrorist attack happ

corbin is keeping his cards close to his just and the official parliamentary view is that it is the closestsible to the single market as possible. will they put -- make it happen, i do not think so. mark: muhammad ali are in spoke -- mohamed el-erian said mr. fish's department -- departure has led to a huge void in the fed. a lot of positions to fill. >> he has the biggest opportunity to completely mold the fed into whatever image she wants. nobody knows where he wants to go. we are finding from donald trump, this should not be a surprise, he is a practical person and not ideological. i do not think he is pouring over monetary textbooks and trying to quiz economists and work out a particular viewpoint. he wanted to work. -- wants it to work. i do not think he will be a point janet yellen -- he will appoint janet yellen again. mark: the white house today's says to consider six for the fed chair. >> i think it is completely open, gary cohn is out of now but earlier jeff sessions was. people come in and out-of-favor. i do not think anybody knows and it is completely open. i do not think donald

if you draft your amendment right and do not put jeremy corbin's name on it and make it -- is adominic-- theso dislikes giving dominant grieve can come behind it. may does not have a chore -- does not have a majority. mark: thanks for joining us. what's going to be another busy month. we are following stocks, less than 35 minutes before the end of the tuesday session. stocks down four. another day after those geopolitical tensions push markets down yesterday. . ,ark: 11:00 p.m. in hong kong 30 minutes into the trading day. from london, i am mark barton. am julie hyman. this is the european close on a bloomberg. ♪ julie: we are awaiting a briefing from a judge session minute and he is expected to ideance president trump's to end the daca. this program would not end admittedly but would end in six months time to give congress of the time to pass legislation to reinstate it. earlier, president trump welcomed congress back to work in a tweet and said -- senioro new york as executive editor for global economics and government marty on capitol hill, chief correspondent kevin cirilli. marty,

least mccrone and corbin are calling for the exact opposite, a fiscal tightening.et us see how that plays out. macron and corbyn are calling for the exact opposite, a fiscal tightening. >> the iraqi kurds voted overwhelmingly in favor of independence. spokesperson for the kurdistan government called for a serious dialogue. our reporter joins us. how is this to play out? >> direct instructions from the there,ent to avoid going you can see much more of that as they flex said their muscles and to try to get more leverage. 50 percent of the population, women, would be allowed to drive on their own. significant is all this paper coming to the market as we get longer and longer into the distance? >> good timing. allowing women to drive. it is the second u.s. dollar bond issuance. they are trying to's -- to cover some of the finances as they embrace a lot of reforms. you are looking at $4.5 billion. bids.llion in with 2026 paper, let me jump into my bloomberg. the yield on saturday, 2026 rising the most since july. many switch to the new paper. we'll have to see how they

. >> we have amazing animals from the zoo have corbin maxi.ut i'm going to let them ask the first questions and then we'll get to that crucial point. >> what are we -- >> he with did the whole segment like that. >> it would be over like that. >> at? >> this right here say two-towed sloth and his name is albert einstein. >> oh, wow. >> and this is so interesting because you guys were asking me dur the break why is he upside down? they bif their whole entire lives updyed side down. >> i just thought for one moment if you could let minimum see the world how we see the world. >> he'd be confused. they have those sharp clause which they hold on to branches. they eat upside down, they mate upside down. >> and they even go to the men's room or ladies room upside down depending -- >> actually that's the only time that they'll come down, not very often. so only once a week. an it's because they have such a slow metabolism. he's looking for a one. if you take a look, they're perfectly adapted for living life in the trees. so i'm going to pass this after

the film made by these guys, alfred spellman and billy corbin.city? >>alfred: we'd say so. am i going to get in trouble for it? yes. >> billy: by 1981, you had a murder rate. 635 homicides. 25% of those bodies had automatic weapons bullets. >> anthony: right. we talk about the uncomfortable reality of where a lot of modern miami came from over something you just have to hit hard when in miami in season. stone crabs. ♪ >> alfred: federal reserve branch in miami had a $5 billion cash surplus. mostly 50s and 100 dollar bills all of which had trace elements of cocaine on them. >> billy: and the guys who were in cocaine trafficking in the '70s and '80s got out and are now big medicare fraudsters. >> alfred: we're whispering because they're probably here. >> anthony: so where's the money now? how's business in general in miami and where is that business coming from? >> billy: oh remarkably, the rebound from the great recession, the people thought it would take almost a decade for all the condo inventory to get absorbed and it seemed to happen almost ov