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earlier i sat down with both de -- bob deets and i asked him if these events are business as usual or something more. >> i think this is business as usual. china's long had a contentious atmosphere approach to media, and you come into periods of gets to be -- you come into periods of, you know, anger. you look at a new government coming in, authority and really set new rules for the media. the local media, chinese media, you know, grown accustomed to dealing with the government and the governments that have come before. i think what we're seeing now is a greater animosity towards foreign journalist. >> what is motivating that? >> the government took on a reform atmosphere itself and gone after corporation at certain levels within the government. what it doesn't like is for foreign journalists, or even local journalists to do that on their own. they want to control that process. >> so it's okay for their own journalist to expose the dirty laundry -- >> not only their own journalist but the state media. they control who is the bad guy, who is the good guy and how it should be portrayed.

that probably don't make up the bulk of your diet but they might make up the treat portion of your deetdiet except for margarine which is a fairly significant part of often a household's cooking. >> how do you see our landscape of food sort of changing, then, when these type of foods go away? do they go away? >> well, you know, there's still going to be a certain amount of allowable trans fats and there are also naturally occurring trans fats that happen in an animal's body, but as for the artificial stuff, funny thing is, new york city banned trans fats in restaurants and in bakeries back in 2007. now new yorkers we're a pretty cantankerous bunch, we yell a lot about things that displease us, and the funny thing is the follow-up studies found that new yorkers didn't actually notice the difference all that much, which is -- but there was a significant health benefit that they found that people were eating a fair amount less trans fat but not necessarily noticing the taste difference. so, it's incumbent upon the manufacturers to be able to do that pretty seamlessly and put in some more b

he added that a lot more deets need to be done in the sphere of democratization human rights in building a strong civil society. ben is viewed by the european union as a strategic partner in the region's leader us but i'm also interested in strengthening cooperation with brussels. you will or was it due to the role of human again. europe is the number one partner for context. almost half of direct foreign investments have come from european countries over the years of independence. they're also very interested in the strategy two thousand fifty europe understands that the task of entering the top thirty most developed countries and was not only economic development but also the development of aspects of life in institutions and context. you know when you might go. with the chair has been used to supplement what it does its best. above is us if we went to the canaries to visit and all the gifts he has picked up the country's foreign minister also held bilateral talks in brussels with the minister for the fizz of lithuania. leno's leak of the sea is in the eu commissioner for the moment an

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consulate have come up with a fine solution to explain which is where it's at our website to find out the deets griggsearing up to sign a landmark partnership deal with the european union at the end of november. it would guarantee the former soviet republic free trade access to the box markets but is the country's car industry ready to take up a task to select senior safety investigations. and three the association agreement with the eu is being sold to the korean as a step forward and what would be the country's farmers might enjoy better export deals with a projected four hundred million euro annual profit the machinery bosses are not so happy because these countries might seem to not be able to afford more th ict use standards that would cost almost a staggerin hundred and thirty billion euros and that wouldn't be the fate of the industrial giants of already been caught in that trap. hungary's boss actually think iris was the leader in bus production throughout nineteen seventies europe producing more than fourteen thousand boxes a year in two thousand seven shutdown having failed to compete

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paul deet strict, fairfax global market ceo and chief investment officer focused on two undervalued investments. mark sebastion in the pits of cme. let's take it to you. you see a moon schott for the markets. what is follow through nor monday. >> monday is bank holiday. bond market closed. volume will be light. i would be shocked if we don't have a little carry-through on monday. real interesting day. today throws out the belief that good news is bad news for the market. what i think it proves, good news is good news if it is strong enough that we can deal with higher interest rates. 3% interest rates on 10-year is perfectly fine. if the economy grows. only a problem if we have really, aanemic job growth. 204,000 is not spectacular, far better than we with expecting. if you consider a shutdown, relatively positive news. david: mark that is a very interesting point that interest rates are only to be feared if you have a stagnant economy. if the economy is growing you can stand a little higher interest rates. but, paul last time this began, creep up last spring after bernanke said they will taper

mcauliffe didn't just do better, he really, really overwhelmed the numbers that deets had and crushed cuccinelli there, and there are so many voters there. that is what made it happen for him. >> woodruff: as you look at this and look at the whole country, what are the lessons here for republicans and for democrats? >> well, in my opinion-- and there are going to be a lot of opinions because it wound up booing fairly close-- but when i look at these numbers what it says to me is cuccinelli, who was a social conservative and ran as a strong social creativity. he did not run from the positions he espoused for a long time, it really hurt him in these urban suburbs around washington, d.c. the pattern that we saw here on tuesday night is the same as we're seeing in other big cities around the country. there are urban burbs around new york, around philly, detroit, chicago, denver. this pattern is popping up over and over again, and the fact that we saw them in state election, not just a presidential election, is significant. >> woodruff: so what is it about those urban burbs, urban suburbs,

deet manned for bit coin to use for illicit activity was clearly almost zero. >> so your sense thoughlators right now, i assume you have been to washington, conversations. we are going to have senator levin, be here at the conference later around i hope that we have a question about that. there is going to be other people here who i imagine may talk about some of these issues. >> sure. i think like what the discussions that we've had, i think everybody recognizes the innovation and doesn't want to stifle it just want to make sure there's healthy regulations, used in a safe and productive manner. >> the risk for, the price it is today, choose even make sense to you? i mean, i don't even know what you're benchmarking it against. >> small vol cation is 400 billion market cap. >> $400 billion, with a b, market cap? >> the market cap around $4 billion right now. it doesn't make sense in the sense that it should be 100 times more. >> should 1b 00 times more? your sense is that the next time i go the next time guy on amazon or the next time i buy something on -- >> shop any accepted it. >> s