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the soundest in europe as so i talked to the financial meltdown is very unlikely at this moment dietrich why specifically is what's happening in turkey affecting emerging markets the way that it is well but because emerging markets in certain ways in similar situations as turkey is it's a precarious situation you are trying to stimulate economies and there's always the risk that you go beyond. the limits but in turkey this has taken place do you want to the editor or the president and therefore there is the risk that other three in order to be affected by the way. we are in europe very much into twined in particular germany with turkey. economy could leave and therefore there's also the risk that we buy suffer to a certain extent by far not as much as turkey but to a certain extent we would we expect. at one to visit us in september eleventh serious discussions we are partners in nato with our partners if you have a customs you when you're in between the e.u. and turkey we have we have three million turks. popley but the turkish nation in the pot the with the property with both living in

articularly director of the encore office of the german marshall fund of the united states and berlin dietrich von couch former german ambassador and permanent representative to the e.u. and in london egg set skin a senior political risk analyst at the firm i.h.s. market welcome to you all of us grow i want to start with you today what can the government of turkey do to stop this slide well i mean they they should do first of all we should maybe look into i this crisis as well even before the fallout with the united states i could cite six reasons first of a high cost deficits second the private sector adept third political risk at home for geopolitical risks abroad fight for market our friend the economic policy is on that six fix fiscal normalization in the united states some of these that there's nothing that turkey can do about such as the physical normalization in the united states but there's still a lot that turkey can do for market friendly economic policy is decreasing politico diskettes decreasing private sector debt than decreasing the current to const dificid this would require pol

brain in the morning force the guests to retreat to farmer dietrich's mountain what . the farms eggs milk and ham are on the breakfast menu all the food is locally sourced. it's a dream and then you wake up in the morning it's not a dream it was quite an experience i actually slept amazingly well the bed was super. so it was very nice there was a bit of mosquitoes but it's fired you get used to it. the artists have turned down commercial offers for their concept including one big worth millions they say they want to leave their hotels future. next up a rather uplifting sport indoor skydiving if like me you're not too keen on the idea of jumping out of a plane this is the perfect alternative it's just like real skydiving except there's no parachute and no risk of plummeting to death when things go wrong it all takes place in a vertical wind tunnel we met up with a teenage skydiving sensation who showed us how to dance with the wind. this floating dancer earned my own place in sports history with a firm step for title of junior world champion in indoor skydiving. the air

rain in the morning forced the guests to retreat to farmer dietrich's mountain how to. farms eggs milk and ham are on the breakfast menu all the food is locally sourced. it's a dream and then you wake up in the morning it's not a dream it was quite an experience actually slept amazingly well the bed was super comfortable so it was very nice there was a bit of mosquitoes but it's fired you get used to it. the artists have turned down commercial offers for their concept including one bid worth millions they say they want to leave their hotels future open. next artists are most certainly open to ideas there are real policy animals a london collective that allow you to hire a gaggle of unicorns for your event although there's no holes attached to the horn shaft in the heads up or rather eccentric on draws cold the fabulous of the unicorns you promise to brighten up any event using plenty of glitter he reckons living as a free spirited unicorn can save your life let's see if the horns head in this have a point. could it be any more colorful the members of fabulous of unicorn

was actually confusing because it was first thing in the morning which was a little bit of marlene dietricha siren and kaiser wilhelm and a raven at the same time. so sometimes you are thrown these situations and you have to try and make something out of that that makes sense. in the first world war there are huge numbers of people who were so traumatised by all the bombs and bullets that they would develop a kind of nervous tic. some of them were extreme. there was one person who if he heard a door slam, he would immediately dive under a bed every time. there was a mixture of an educated african elite that demanded the right to fight in this war, in the belief that if they showed themselves equally ready to make the sacrifices of english and french soldiers, they would be given equal rights or civil rights at the end of the war, which was a vain hope. conditions were as bad in the colonies as before. we went to war because we were promised land, our land that was not supposed to be taken in the first place. and the biggest problem we had at this moment in south africa is the land issue. th

farmer could be dietrich didn't have much to do with art until now now he works as a concierge and butler. thank. god first i didn't think this would involve me so much. but i'm pleased to be part of this bad idea maybe. after milking the cows every evening the alpine farmer dresses up for art. the become one and can be idea was to figure out how to shape the concept which is art of course and bring it to life so the players the people who live around this artwork become part of it. or without him it would be far too conventional. he jumps and hops or slips his right. slips right into this artwork speaking as an artist the project is like a painting be what it's alive. the farmer who spends the summer on the mountain pasture with only his wife children and calloused for company is enjoying the constant flow of visitors. so badly handed over to marriage proposals one came and helicopter. me goosebumps. off it was really touching. she agreed to marry. i've never been able to experience so closely want to see her now though. a night at the hotel costs around two hundred seventy euro breakfas

. >> reporter: melissa dietrich and her husband dave were at the trump rally last week in wilkes-barre. >> i loved it. i've never been to a rally. it was exciting. >> reporter: they're q followers who have 20,000 followers themselves. we caught up with them today in reading. is q-anon a person? >> obviously it's at least one person. it could be more than one person. some of the posts are signed q-plus which would seem to indicate that it's more than one person. >> he doesn't tell you what to think. he leads you to information, you can read it and decide yourself what you think. bread crumbs, you follow them. >> you call them bread crumbs. you bake the bread crumbs? >> yes, so they will take the bread crumbs and actually make bread with them. >> some of this comes out, though, pretty half-baked. jfk jr.? really? >> i don't know that -- in terms of the jfk jr. possibly being alive, again, i think different people interpret the bread crumbs very differently. >> reporter: some q-anon believers seized on this post from q in april. potus and jfk jr., relationship. some q followers ran with i

and alice dietrich colorful and consciousness expanding as portrayed in the american film taking woodstock. and as the trip was a mind blowing experience for many of the music festival in one thousand nine hundred eighty nine today's psychedelic drugs undergo a nice scrutiny that proponents think taking them in small amounts might be a way of improving creativity and mental performance. all austin is a big advocate of my criticizing l.s.d. he says it has many benefits. about forty five minutes after my critters and it was just a general mood enhancer it's a little bit easier to smile i'm a little bit more extroverted i'm less in my head and more and caged in my outer world i notice that when i'm working on projects like for example if i'm writing something it's much easier to write. kind of having the ideas come forward so generally it just it kind of smooth things out and makes it much more like you're going through life with a bit more. easier to go through life so this morning i woke up i meditated i'm going to the sauna this is something i do quite consistently and then of course i too

i loved the idea of the world's very first alice dietrich. as soon as i read that i was like yeah, there was the first one. so why don't you tell us about that and when and where it was. part of what was so interesting about it was this was the first lsd trip innocent experience. >> no expectations. we know it that in setting these are terms that they have a lot to do with the experience. the drugs are kind of the pioneers of the psychiatry in the 60s said that they are unspecific amplifiers of this experience and so, what you're looking for has a big bearing on what you get. it is not always what you want. so it's interesting to go back to the origin, the first time that someone had this experience so they were programmed because frankly, all of us who have done psychedelics or will do a psychedelics have been influenced. the doors of perception probably influenced everybody. there's some curious things about psychedelics areas. they have a very eastern flavor and i've always wondered is that intrinsic to the drug or because i was presley ha

former federal reserve advisor, danielle dimartino booth and fairfax markets ceo paul dietrich. great to have all of you here. susan i want to start with you on something. we were monitoring testimony jerome powell gave on capitol hill. he talked about trade. there was a certain line, we got from the statement today a lot more talk about trade and tariffs and that could be a hit for the economy. they are talking a lot about that, concerned about that, quote, the bottom line more protectionist economy is less competitive, less productive. that is what he told lawmakers on capitol hill. they talked a lot about that in this meeting sounds to me. >> that's right. the minutes pointed out two vulnerabilities in terms of their auto autopilot plan. emerging economies, china is slowing down. there are effect what is is happening in turkey as well. so tariffs will probably play into this, i guess how trade might be impacted by the on going trade spats. cheryl: paul, i want to bring you in, talk about the pressure on the u.s. dollar as we're seeing. that is one of the ill effects. not a lo

right if there were to be an impeachment, would stocks sink or is this a tech long stock market ryan dietrich is the senior market strategist and brent is the strategist with wealth management there is an idea that the markets are -- are teflon, there is nothing that can take them down is that the case and is the data historically there to support it >> first off, thank you for having me back should that news come out from the president, there could be some downside volatility that's what we don't know. what do we know? the s&p is right at the january peak, right? we have been up four months in a row on the s&p 500, entering the season of september and october during a midterm year. a pullback could be very likely. what do we also know the s&p is higher april, may, june, july and potentially could be higher in august. we took a look at what does that mean the final four months of the year have been higher every single time, five out of five times, 1950, up about 10% on average for the s&p. could be a really good sign, yes, volatility still, but the bulls really could be in control the rest of