and then we talked in davos with the leadership of the imf about $23 billion.refore , you do not need to interfere in the political structure of political issues related to turkey's internal issues in order to resolve the payment issue did not arise. now we have paid this debt of the people's republican party of ours competitors. land look 10 years have passed, we have never borrowed money from the imf what does an international bank do they decide for themselves who to give money and for what purposes? showed, just showed our people belong to those who, uh, constantly demand money from the mfc . our task is to create a manufacturing economy that is based on production to maintain employment in the country. and now , in the near future, we will turn into an economic locomotive that will drive the economic process. not only in the country itself, but throughout the region and we promised that we would find natural gas to supply in order to meet the needs of turkey. and didn't we say that we would provide 25 cubic meters as a gift. ah, natural gas for our citizen

westminster, he chose davos. tmt— westminster, he chose davos.e we've got skies, the skies got clear skies, the skies clearing from northern clearing now from northern ireland. it has been quite a cloudy here and the cloud cloudy day here and the cloud increasing the eastern side increasing down the eastern side of england through night, of england through the night, perhaps turning misty, perhaps turning a little misty, especially coasts especially around some coasts where cloudy. where it stays cloudy. temperatures maybe temperatures will hold up maybe in but clearer temperatures will hold up maybe in will but clearer temperatures will hold up maybe in will see but clearer temperatures will hold up maybe in will see temperatureszr temperatures will hold up maybe in will see temperatures down skies will see temperatures down to single figures sheltered scottish glens, maybe down to 2 or 3. so a bit of a chilly start here, but a sunny day generally in a brighter day for northern ireland southwest scotland. ireland and southwest scotland. central

and ask, what we need to do is at least have masking and hospitals and public building we need like davos level of care of mitigation in terms of have a filters u v. this infection systems installed in the ceilings. the basically if you don't have these mitigations, we're gonna see another outbreak. it's inevitable layer on this. you know this winter. okay, so still considerable danger then around code 19. thank you for your analysis, epidemiologist, eric fielding and washington. many thanks has a look now at some of the stories making news around the world. the united states has the ports of dozens of migrants from texas just days before a change in border restrictions. current regulations allow authorities to expel migrants without letting them apply for asylum. the rule was introduced during pandemic, and expires. on may 11th, i said the president's alex on the judge has proposed new gun control measures following to mass shootings and as many days he wants to freeze on gun permits and most likely logical checks on owners. the president is also promising to remove weapons left over fro

we need like davos level of, of mitigation in terms of have a filters u, v, dis, infection systems installed in the ceilings. basically if you don't have these mitigations, we're going to see another outbreak. it's inevitable layer on this, you know this winter. okay, so still a considerable danger then around code 19, thank you for your analysis, epidemiologist, eric fielding and washington. many things has a look as most or he's making use around the world. the united states has deported thousands of migrants from texas just days before a change in border restrictions. current regulations that allow authorities to expel migrants without letting them apply for assign assigned them. the rule was introduced during the pen demik and expires on may 11th, savvy. as presidents, alexander village has proposed new gun control measures following 2 mast food things in the in as many days he wants to freeze on gun permits and most likely logical checks on owners. the presidents in is also promising to remove weapons left over from the yugoslav boys of the 1998 groups. i warning that the humanitarian c

such a policy was initiated by petro poroshenko, where he goes, remember in the fifteenth year in davose he demonstrated, well, allegedly, and part of the bus that was blown up there showed passports, in general, work, but then, as it turned out, this bus was served on ukrainian less. well, now they want the whole world to blow up on the big ukrainian mini. in general, western politicians, of course, do not cease to amaze the main ukrainian nazis. showed up in the netherlands on the very day when in the country

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liz: well, you know, i've been to davos nine times and yours looks a bit more sexy and exciting i mustd all these conferences, been to davos, a little bit of south by southwest and a little bit of coachella to the pop culture part of it. liz: let's talk about ai and the discussion that you are see ing folks have in the audience but also on stage. is it a trend or is it something for the long-haul? right now any stock that slaps ai into its sort of dna, right now they are down of course but they've really had decent runs, but then you have the fear of it we just talked to the writer's guild, one of the strike captain s and he said ai and bots writing scripts is an issue and they want to make sure they get paid for their own writing. >> look, it's a profound technology. it had great things and things that people feared. the tractor was an incredibly massive technology when the whole world was working on farms and people were excited about them. people were scared about them, so you know, ai is another thing in the long history of humans advancement that will scare and excite people and o

it just came out as the davos meeting happened. what was it? the billionaires got? how much richer? $27.00 trillion dollars richer. in 2 years. i want to make this really clear. this is better than the feudal system for the feudal owners, because when there was real slavery, you had a how's the men see the this is a much better deal. now you work for peanuts and you've got just enough money, g, e, and lives you go deep in debt any way and they get back to work because we are paying enough. so this is the new futile system. as i said, all we are, are plantation workers on the global plantation of slave land in the numbers side again, don't believe me ask ok. all right, back in 2012 scotland was pushing for independence from the u. k. now that measure failed by a very narrow margin, but around the same time, the scottish government commissioned a study that turned out a recommendation that the government should develop laws around what they called upper limits on land ownership by a. and this is a quote, a private owner or single beneficial interest. so this recommendation was reviewe

we need the davos phase level of mitigation that you know, they had a dog goes, but many of public buildings in schools just simply don't have. we have that. you can prevent many other pen desks. and if we don't, if we're not getting this type of new ones to, um, a warning from the w h i, i assume that you think it, it, it comes down to the nation state such as the cdc in the united states, or what's your confidence level in the cdc, informing the public about the true threats to public health. as you have, the cvc has not been to great job, but today the also was a big announcement that the director of the cdc will show lensky will be stepping down very shortly. and once he has grave us up by a medical scientist as she is, and that's your, her entire history shit. and she does not understand a, b r, behavioral health. so she always the health policy. and basically with the role sees, we need a better seizures. the leadership on this and hopefully there will be a changing of the cards. and then the cvc dropping mitigations and dropping, for example, a hospital masking rules very dangerous. d

here at the conference in davos a year ago. actually. after that, everyone unanimously attacked him, uh, called putin's agent an agent of the kremlin as soon as he was not called names. i guess the old man just made up his mind. right now. third yes , now everyone writes that's just the point. yes, we stream we understand that if you crossed out enrolled in putin's agents, then the whole anniversary will not be you there will be no awards there will be no honoring there will be no this and he decided, god bless him, what he offers ukraine to nato is good , since russia no longer poses a threat, it turns out for the west that's also great, but sevastopol will remain in russia. well, these are very wonderful. for some reason, only sevastopol not well, old man. here's how i decided it. eh, so, say to yourself that something, but, in principle , you know, well, yes, he really said a lot of useful things, he said a lot of significant things, but of course, this is an initiative something sevastopol remains only with russia and all. we will co

we need all of these indoor air mitigations, we need the davos safe level of mitigations.f we had to that, it could prevent other pandemics. brent: if we are not getting this nuanced morning from the w.h.o., it comes down to the nation states such as the cdc. what is your confidence level in the cdc informing the public about the true threat to public health? >> the cdc has not been doing a great job. today there was another big announcement that the director of the cdc will be stepping down. as great of a scientist she is, she does not understand behavioral health, sociology health policy and the role of the cdc. we need better leadership. hopefully there will be a changing of the guard. the cdc dropping mitigations and dropping hospital mask rules is very dangerous. dropping the reporting of hospital acquired infections, while it is at an increase, they are dropping them now. it is irresponsible. this is out of sight out of mind approach people are fearing. the latest report predict a 40% chance we will have another wave later this year or next winter. brent: let's hope

when you and i spoke in davos, i talked about the manufacturing segment which is holding up well there they need to push to digital. the factors lagging were retail and financial services and banking. how does that look three months forward? >> for retail, the luxury segment is strong. in the middle, the big heavyweights with slowdown and cost cutting attitude. on the tech sector, it is definitely affected and we see the slowdown financial services is stronger than expected in the first quarter. we see the slowdown coming there has been a bigger attention to cost consolidation. we see a bit of slowdown in the next couple quarters before growth coming back through some of the consolidation that we expect to win. there is a bit of down cycle for financial services driven by banking in north america and uk. >> aiman, good morning it seems to be one of the key sectors which has trailed in the quarter. what are you seeing from tmt companies? we are curious what is happening at the tech giants. >> tech and telco are under pressure yes, firms have been cutting head counts and laying off of co

such a policy was initiated by petro poroshenko, where he goes, remember in the fifteenth year in davos and there he demonstrated, well, supposedly, but showed the part of the bus that was blown up there. in general, work well, then, as it turned out, this bus was blown up on a ukrainian one. well , now they want the whole world to blow up on the big ukrainian mini. in general , western politicians, of course, do not cease to amaze the main ukrainian nazis who showed up in the netherlands on the very day when they were in the country. the day of remembrance is celebrated for the victims of military conflicts, including those who died during the second world war, and the next day the country is celebrating the day of liberation from nazi occupation, only one dutch deputy did not applaud zelensky, but simply reminded my compatriots of something. may 4th 1st day of the year when we remember our victims of the war, this is what should be in the spotlight, may 4th, not zelensky i think his luck is very inappropriate. do you know why there is no nazism in europe, because they immediately shut

we've davos stated those people to people ties and it's not just covid that's done it it's also government action. so think that's another area that we should try to negotiate we also need to about global health you know colvin became a kind of third rail in politics but we need to restore some ability to work together on these issues because just as is the case with climate if the united states and china can't work together on these issues, there's no way to get global cooperation on them. so and then before the meeting in indonesia, i think it's really important for the national adviser or secretary of state or conceivably the president himself to speak publicly to american -- about and to what are the goals of our china policy. and to make clear that we're not we don't ourselves as already at war with one another and we want to try to restore some ability to work together on these global issues. it really will depend on whether xi jinping and his. which has led to overreach in chad moderate itself and exercised self-restraint i think do a much more optimistic than i am about what can be

we've davos stated those people to people ties and it's not just covid that's done it it's also government action. so think that's another area that we should try to negotiate we also need to about global health you know colvin became a kind of third rail in politics but we need to restore some ability to work together on these issues because just as is the case with climate if the united states and china can't work together on these issues, there's no way to get global cooperation on them. so and then before the meeting in indonesia, i think it's really important for the national adviser or secretary of state or conceivably the president himself to speak publicly to american -- about and to what are the goals of our china policy. and to make clear that we're not we don't ourselves as already at war with one another and we want to try to restore some ability to work together on these global issues. it really will depend on whether xi jinping and his. which has led to overreach in chad moderate itself and exercised self-restraint i think do a much more optimistic than i am about what can be

. >> this happening at a building on davos avenue yesterday. officers say they found the victim. a 64 year-old woman unresponsive with stab wounds. >> they tried to save her, but she died from her injuries. officers later found the suspect. 41 year-old jesus esparza in the same building. he's now facing several charges, including murder and illegal entry into an emergency area. >> a suspect is under arrest for the april shooting death of an 18 year-old man and also malachi was arrested in citrus heights, a city near sacramento on wednesday. police say is associated with the car that fled the scene near where the victim sincere martin was found suffering from a gunshot wound. martin died later that day at the hospital. >> and davis, a former uc davis student has pleaded not guilty to murder charges in connection to a string of deadly stabbings near the university. 21 year-old carlos dominguez remained expressionless during his first court appearance yesterday. he's accused of 3 attacks in the span of 5 days that left 2 people dead and another person recovering in the hospital. the

and meanwhile they'll fly around on their fancy private jets to davos and laugh at all of us.'s going on here. >> sean: great point. we can't eat meat or have air conditioners and you are not taking away my stove. >> i will go to jail for my air conditioning. >> i'll go to jail for both. >> but here's the deal. you know, the amazing part of that testimony is when kennedy said to him, if we spend all this money, $50 trillion, by 2020 or 2050, how often will we lower the temperature? he could not answer. he would not answer. and kennedy kept saying how much? he said all i can tell you the cost is greater if we do nothing. that's always the straw argument. i'm not saying we can't get there and i'm not saying we shouldn't look toward cleaner energy but the fact is this plan apparently reduces the investment in nuclear, which is the cleanest safest energy on the planet. >> we just had marianne williamson on, she won't answer the question is joe in a cognitive decline. why won't she answer? lisa. >> because she's still part of the team, right? i mean, that's the biggest problem with

those people over in davos who believe in global manipulation -- >> right.ho's made very clear that he thinks esg and the dei is from hell, and he doesn't like it and it's very bad. so she's agreed to work with him in this regard. this is -- she's been with nbc universal is 11 years, clearly an exciting opportunity. anything is possible. elon musk, thank god for him, and really it's an open book here for what it is that he wants to do and what hay want to accomplish. she is going to be about that development. he clearly has made it clear what he likes and what he doesn't like. it's it's not going to turn woke, and if something goes wrong, we know this is a man like with spacex and tesla, he's willing to spend money to get it right, he's willing to understand and make mistakes and then correct them -- david: and he's willing to fire people. >> and he's willing to fire people. david: 90% of the people who were working for him. >> he's serious. he knows what he wants. i think he was very careful in this just based on the nature of his background, and we should

collective west well, in general, belonging to the collective west for a citizen of the world, to the davoswasn’t even that they were being sold, it didn’t occur to them that they were doing something bad for this, of course, from the point of view of russian sovereignty it was very dangerous . no, i agree with you. now it's spicy. it's certainly very such a year then. well, there for 10 years, relatively speaking, it was well, a colossus. changes have taken place in our country, but it is precisely in the political class in the political elite without ideological amplifiers elite result. uh, alexander says, shpen said being free territorial and even uh, taking on the historical responsibility to return historical lands, that is, everything, because russian people live there whom even physical russianness is trying to solve u we uh, which has never happened in the history of russia we have been informationally occupied so far this is the consequences. these people were in love with the west. moreover, they believed that they were great organizations. than western for themselves. yes, yes, i

i remember being in davos and president trump said holding a press conference, and oh, no, how we get. >> sandra: scramble the jets. >> john: secretary mayorkas set to speak at the border. 1500 troops are headed to the border as the largest surge of migrants to date is expected. congressman tony gonzalez says 1500 troops along the border not enough. he's up next. >> sandra: the excitement is growing for the big coronation happening tomorrow. royal watchers camping out to get an up close look on the big day. and let me tell you, they camp out for days to get a glimpse of the royals. we all know king charles and queen camilla will be there, but the bigger story who is not there. live at buckingham palace next. >> it's a monumental time in history, that you look back on and you tell your grandkids about i was there, you know, and it's just such a important time. one aleve works all day so i can keep working my magic. just one aleve. 12 hours of uninterrupted arthritis pain relief. aleve. who do you take it for? (vo) red lobster's finer points of fun dining: the correct answer to starter

this work if home thing, the ceo of morgan stanley really caught my eye earlier this year at davos, heonly thing you can decide as the employee or the contractor is where you perform your work? you can't decide your compensation, when you travel, what your workload is. all of a sudden you're allowing to say -- allowed to say i must work from home or i'll never work again. >> i think it's all they've known, some of them. they go to the work force, and it's a work from home environment. you take out the commute like going into new york city, that gives you 15 hours of your life back per week, 60 hours per month. there's no water cool canner talk, so maybe you are more productive, but some jobs you have to have that collaboration, this being one example, being on tv. i have one hard and fast rule, when you're 18, you're out the door. you're going to college, you ain't coming back. you want me to to help you with that apartment, that's fine. too many kids i see in my neighborhood, 28, 30 years old, they're still with their parents because the rents around here, at least in new york, are so

in the same davos, a couple of years ago, they proposed to tie the dollar not to oil, but to water.ey came up with a hydrolalar and at a recent meeting in lisbon of the wilderberg club of the so-called secret government of the world, the hydrovolute was also discussed in such a way that the interest of the west in water resources has become a strategic resource, that is, the scale of the entire planet has already become, uh, it has value. eh, it's quite possible. it will be much higher than the value of the same oil, and how western countries know how to knock wedges to someone else's good under the guise of saving the world. we have already seen many times. for example, there are two wonderful organizations, the international the monetary fund and the international bank for reconstruction and development are headquartered in washington dc. they were in 1944 during the second world war these two systems. it was created for the purposes of restoring the economies of the anti-git countries or women's hydrolysis. well, it is clear that they caused great damage. true, later in the eight

and you know, everyone who, probably, at least once was in davos knows what kind of party it is.lists and a very understandable global trend that is taking place. if you are poor , you don't have to live. here's 10 pounds for you. go die because itanasia is cool. and, of course, green technologies. but if you can't live on green technologies, die, again, the concept of the golden billion, exclusivity, the concept of acceptionarisma, or exclusivity, it blows everywhere in germany. this concept led to we know why world war ii exclusivity. this so-called exceptionalism of the americans actually leads us into the third world war, and the uk falls out of this list. where do they ever get this is britain as the mistress take a map of the presence of great britain in the world 100 years ago, be surprised and the number of flags is a huge number, and today the globalists. and today the globalists really want to bring britain to its knees, and in fact. they did it, because those traditions that existed before. they began to be replaced by rules, and rules can be changed. we can say that t

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he hinted at it earlier this month this year in davos but he made an official announcement at the annualing. he said it has been my expectation that the transition will occur at some point in the next 12 months. it is the current expectation in the absence of a major change in the external environment. it seems there may be little room for increased volatility going forward. they will face off if you talk to analysts and it is between sa perstein and pick. david: su keenan live for us out in new york. we are glancing at the hong kong markets where we are seeing decent upside, which did not seem like the case going into today's session. 1% gains on the hong kong benchmarks. we are better by 2.3 percent on the hstech index. onshore, some of the consumer staples names, that indexes leading it up. a glance at where we are as far as the markets are concerned because of what is happening there with tencent and alibaba, near the session highs on the msci asia-pacific. yvonne: hitting things off on a positive note on this monday morning, still big earnings to tell you about throughout the week a

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working on a series of technologies, i'm lucky enough to know what many are that a year from now or in davosuccessful those google a.i. technologies are. >> you said don't bet gagainst mark zuckerberg. >> correct. >> but you were bearish on facebook a few months ago when i talked to you. but ypeople are excited about i right now? is that justified or are you still nervous about the path forward there? >> i like the path forward now since we spoke, sara, the big concern for me was the business model and they had hired, like google and others, in a crazy fashion. when i first met mark, he was 20 not yet 21 and in that first week of discussions, i asked him, what do you really care about he said connecting the world one day -- mind you the 20-year-old mark zuckerberg, i want to have billions of users on my platforms. and so, i think the cost cutting has been great i feel for a lot of the people who are being exited from all the tech companies, but again, when it come back to a three-year time frame, what would i be investing in, nvidia all day and i'll pound the table again, partly because they

synthetic meat, and then billionaire bill gates has been repeating for many years, the head of the davoses and in 10 years it will change beyond recognition in social networks they are actively promoting the rejection of conventional meat and calls to move on insects to agitation hooked up the stars. hollywood small note 2 billion people on the planet eat zhukov and. i am one of them. well, let's go, i'll eat some mealworms. despite the high-profile pr-company, the prospect of eating insects was relished. few of the american press are worried that the globalists have conceived another scam that could turn out to be more profitable than the coronavirus pandemic, fox news fired tucker carlson even made a film in which he said that the world government is setting up a global experiment on humanity to test how people succumb state control such messages from each iron. if you care about the planet, if you want to fight global warming, ditch the ribeye for a plate of worms. have you ever wondered why they tell you this, in general, edible insects are not a new topic for the west; companies off

beijing has been trying to promote an dual messaging one message being provided to foreign investors in davostaneously saying we need to double doubt of strength and control of economic activity. major accident not a veto vote on the board of normally private companies in china. i would add program has been in operation for nine years. businesses in china under obligation to participate in it. you see many commercial entities in china state owned and other affiliates there pretty also see cases joint ventures which have involved u.s. investments have necessarily had to turn over technology as well. this is an area of increasing concern for me and should be for lawmakers. >> thank you very much. i want to thank her distinguished members for joining us. the success of ukraine, nato, principal of the rule of law against a vladimir putin and his illegal war is a great cautionary tale for shooting pain and his stated desire to invade taiwan. from all the success in ukraine we have to admit deterrence of failed. how do we prevent that from happening? xi jinping seems to believe his own propaganda.

i have been to davos before. i don't think she is part of the weird and crazy group.witter-land that seem to be upset about her background which made no sense to me. >> they're wrong that group that you're talking about and i'm not a member of any group. the group you are talking about that are wondering and disappointed, they will not be >> linda yaccarino is one-of-a-kind. the truth is she is a great operator and great at creating revenue and the advertising community loves her. that is the entire point if you have elon on one side working on technology piece of it and the engineering side and you have her as the operator and dealing with the advertising side and revenue side, that's exactly what he needs. >> the things that have sort of ostracized elon from the people who previously loved him, the cont contingent on that woke, they are equal. >> the other pieces that linda has managed to straddle the the other side of the world and is considering -- >> she has to at nbc >> she cares about selling advertising. you care about brand safety and all this stuff the quest

winners are going to be the arms dealers i think bill gates said in 2004, i think he was on stage at davost's 2006. you and i know very well that spam has continued to flourish and the weapons to fight the increasing sophisticated attacks need to be upgraded all the times. so the arms dealer, the thorough bred cyber security companies are often going to be the winners generation after generation is my basic view. >> that scenario you outlined with the cfo, some sort of fake voice, that actually happened in europe where there was a fake voice mail, the cfo left supposedly and somebody actually wired money out of the company's account. it's already happened even prior to these leaps and bounds advances in regenerative a.i there's also the use of regenerative a.i. in coding and this i think is maybe an underappreciated aspect of a.i. and that is the help in the back to code things i would imagines that a huge tool for hackers as well when you mention the arms race and the arms dealers winning, who is best positioned at this point in handling these emerging threats? >> so you're right a.i. is

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and kissinger himself, who, of course, still with us commenting on these events, said at davos, ukrainehas, in effect, won it has shown that the limits and vulnerability of what we once overrated, the military power has established itself as a as a military power and as a nation which which is a victory in its own right. the challenge for president zelensky is to lock in that victory and not assume that this war can be continued to maximalist ends, which can only, i think, be achieved with the unconditional surrender. russia. i find it highly implausible that ukraine, even with western tanks, can achieve such an emphatic victory that it can return itself to the status quo. 2014. so there must some realism amidst the patriotic in kiev, and i'm afraid to say at the moment i don't yet detect it. pure run and we have about 3 minutes left. do you see it any differently in ukraine, do you think that peace with honor possible? you know, i first of all, i think i think, you know, if we if we draw from vietnam i think ukraine could conceivably win. but but consider what the vietnamese have to sa