to $30000000.00 over the next 10 years are going to be lost to automation in america others like dean baker will say that in fact it's our trade deals where we're losing jobs which one of those do you think is true and is free money every month is a dividend the answer 1st of all it breaks the nexus that you establish between your taxes and getting something in return which of these are terrible idea i think it's socially corrosive it basically doesn't solve the underlying problem which dean baker describes in part it's a power to allow so they can believe 1000000000 is basically to carry on as things are going and distribute a little bit to the peasants to keep them happy and keep the rubles down it would be much more preferable to have a job guarantee program so that in exchange for getting a fixed wage and a series of benefits who actually put in some work which is socially useful and contributing to society and i think it's fundamentally more american most americans would rather work for a payment or end up from the government just received something for free there's also some externali

baker. coming up on sportsday on bbc news, build—up to the midlands derby. brendan rodgers' leicester haven't been to a final for 20 years. they host deanosn, the former boss of nissan who fled japan while preparing to stand trial on financial misconduct charges, has spoken for the first time since his extraordinary journey to lebanon. mr ghosn said the decision to skip bail was the "most difficult" of his life. carlos ghosn was under house arrest in tokyo when he escaped on 29th december. at around a:30pm that afternoon it's thought he boarded a bullet train to osaka. it is thought he then took a taxi to the airport where he boarded a private jet to istanbul. from istanbul he flew to beirut in lebanon. our world editorjohn simpson was at a press conference given by mr ghosn in beirut. this report contains flash photography. there was utter chaos as photographers and cameramen from around the world fought to get the first images of the man who had escaped so spectacularly from japan. in fact, carlos ghosn refused to go into any detail whatever about the way he had escaped from japan's ka nsai way he had escaped from japan's kansai airpo

baker. what's your feeling about what's happening on the ground with bernie sanders? is it possible we're looking at 2004 all over again? that he is the howard dean20 and that the establishment candidate wins? or is birney a league of his own? >> bernie's in a league of his own. yells all the time like howard dean but never has gotten in trouble. he's going to be fine. bernie sanders, much as his people don't like this comparison looks more like donald trump than howard dean. lots of republicans didn't think someone lube donald trump could come it and win election. that's what bernie sanders is doing now. the question moderates are thinking about, not just moderates, those that support joe biden, if bernie sanders ends up being democratic nominee maybe more competitive in wisconsin, or in ohio, but do we turn virginia into a purple state? do we turn delaware into a competitive state? what will be lost if you have bernie sanders at top of the ticket? that's what i think everyone's going to think about on this second round. he is an exciting candidate. he's a dynamic candidate, but can he actually go head-to-headky donald truhead- with donald trump