we have been speaking with desai from the london house of lords. desai, the challenges that mr.enges for mr. modi within the domestic mix of india and the evolving capitalism of india. how is india capitalism different than when modi took office? >> he is not done very much to liberalize it. he has actually formed the law of bankruptcy and insolvency. getting away from the crony capitalism? and finally clear markets be enough to make it a more cogent economy? modiad: on my thinking will come back with not as big of a majority as before, but he will come back. francine: you spent time talking about emerging-markets. rick, what is your take on emerging markets in 2019? is it a dollar play and therefore central bank play? rick: it is a little bit of a dollar play. they are cheap markets but there is a fair amount of volatility. the trade dispute between the u.s. and china hangs over emerging markets because china growth is essential to the growth of emerging economies. if it is as we suspect that we will get a deal from president trump and xi in the next several months, that would

been working with me in afghanistan over the years, helped us put that together and the president desaied to go in that direction. about recommend a book, that first social forces team and i believe i was able that day by convincing authorities to go in that direction, that we saved thousands and thousands of american lives of soldiers and what a demoralizing it would have been had we in the succeeded in a counterattack after 9/11. let me just mention just a couple of things in passing. that is those thing us i just discussed give me pride and i remember, what's really also is most heart warming to someone who is a member of congress is what he or she has been able to do for our own constituents. as i said, whether you're republicans or democrats, we know our job is to help our people. nobody else is going to help our people except us. we care about them. they used to say they won't care what you say unless they know that you care about them. unless you can show them you air care, they don't care about what you say. so most members of congress here, i never met a democrat or republican th

nick desai, ceo of heal, and paul jacobs, heal chair.g up, evaluation of pokÉmon go at $4 billion. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: the company behind the popular game pokÉmon go has raised funding, raising the valuation to $4 billion, just three years after spinning out from google. niantic's pokÉmon go has been downloaded 8 million times and they are preparing for their next launch. why do you think it is worth that much? >> the company has strong financial metrics. it has generated more than $2 billion in revenue. the finances are just kind of a first step. this is a company that is a leader in defining a whole new category. right now, it is thought of as a gain company but it is way, way beyond that. we love game companies, but this one is really special because you think about your child gaming, you worry about them being inside, always on the console, whatever. this gets people out on the street, socializing with others. emily: pokÉmon go made a huge splash, then the buzz kind of died down. what is happening? sandy: it was an amazing sp

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