more books recommended by mark levin, american into god by david pratt who advocates a conservative fiscal beneficial to all americans. lieutenant general michael flynn's the field of fight and fly over nation by radio talkshow host dana lash in which she argues the us is dividing into two regions, coastal america and fly over america. the list of book recommendations is available at mark11show.com. >> i came to the united states when i was 4 years old and my first memory was being taken away from my parents and give it away to another family, the only way to leave the refugee camp and that always stayed with me. even though i don't remember the war it has been imprinted on me like an invisible brand stamped between my shoulder blades. my parents face four decades of war and feminine terrible things and even though they rarely spoke about the fourth of the memory through actions and feelings included everyone else in the refugee community i grew up in.÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷ as an american boy growing up i was cognizant of the fact the vietnam war was very important to the vietnamese-american refugee com

three more books recommended by mark levin, american underdog by congressman david pratt who advocated a conservative fiscal policy is beneficial to all americans. lieutenant general michael flynn's the field of fight and flyover nation by radio talk show host dana loesch in which she argues the u.s. is dividing into two regions, coastal america and flyover america. the full list of book recommendations is available at marklevinshow.com. >> it is back to the federal government's long mobilization of the war on crime promoted a particular type of social control, one that signals the target arrest of racially marginalized americans and the subsequent creation of new industries to support this regime of control are among the central characteristics of domestic policy in the late 20th century. the decisions that policymakers and officials acting in closed circles or as part of a larger coalition made at the highest levels of government haddism publish bl -- had immeasurable consequences, however unintended some of those choices may have been at different times and in different political mo

pratt, chief research officer at idc. great to have you on the show. rubensteink's david sits down with the alphabet executive chairman eric schmidt. they discuss cyber security risks from russia. >> do you think the united states government is better at cyber terrorism than other governments are against us? >> when i worry about the most about right now is actually russia. if you look at their actions in the last few months, they've done a number of very publicized invasions of tax and alterations which can only be understood as they are not, and shy about it. they don't mind people knowing about it. this must be part of their strategy to keep in our face. emily: watch david rubenstein's full conversation with the alphabet executive chairman 8:00 p.m. eastern on bloomberg television. more of "bloomberg tech" next. ♪ emily: china web giant tencent reported earnings. smartphone games, performance-based ads, plus payments a cloud services. peter alstom covers the company for bloomberg news and joins me now from our tokyo bureau. tencent has tried to transform the biggest re

pratt mcquarrie -- north carolina governor pat mccrory is a supporter. >> governor mccrory was the spokesperson for hb2. >> david mclennan, a political science professor, said the race for attorney general, is also affected by house bill 2. senator buck newton is a bill supporter and his race against josh stein is too close to call. >>> durham county election workers will spend a second day today counting ballots that weren't tallied on election day. >> some tight races li gubernatorial race. they could make a difference. renie chu has more. >> county board of elections kay costner said she's not sure how many ballots this includes or how or if they may impact races. she is confident they will make things right and all votes will be counted. this hiccup comes after other issues as voting sites it meant all sides countywide switched to a manual paper check process early in the day. some polling sites ran out of the necessary paper voter authorization forms and had to close for the day. the state board of elections voted to extend hours at those sites to make up for it. durham county is calling and extra people to

david winter. joe, start with you. i chucked to see janet yellen. she's been pratt for inflation, right? >> she has, she's been saying that she has. she'll probably get it because my guess is president-elect trump is going to give us a lot of stimulus next year. and the fed could find itself in a tricky spot in late 1718. the economy does as well as i think, they'll be behind the curve. i've been very negative for a while and i really changed my view. >> as a result of the election perhaps? >> purely. absolutely. >> what do you think about this talk when it comes to being worried now about inflation for the first time and what it feels like forever. >> there's still a lot of capacity. as steve notes, to get yut. >> allison:ed, so how soon he get inflation, we need higher rates. and -- >> on that point, all this talk about deficits and deficit spending. at some point, doesn't the bond market take care of that for you, when interest rates start to rise just like they did to bill clinton when he wanted to do single payer, they said, whoa, wait a minute, you want to boar rrow that much money