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concessions that they say would limit to the point of not being interests in charter vis-a-vis his interests in other programs. does u.s. telecom think those conditions are sufficient or would you like to see the fcc go even farther? mr. mccormack: we would like to see his hands stay very far away from charter programming. >> chris, you talked about how charter is going to be almost as big as comcast. i think new charter will have about 19 million subscribers or so to comcast's 22 million or so. comcast obviously has a lot of the high-speed broadband connections, which is what the fcc has focused on, connections of 25 megabits or more. charter has a minimum service of 60 megabytes per second. -- megabits per second. committed to net neutrality. are you still worried -- even though they seem to have some characteristics for online video, are you satisfied that access?t block have talked about not having set top box fees. >> new data caps. mr. lewis: which we are seeing from comcast. those are encouraging. knowledge following the spectrum option. >> we are following it very closely. we are excited for the opportunity

the question i think the market was asking vis-a-vis iran was when does the oil return and how much oilns? the when is now. the question is how much. that's where we get a little variation. it will be very important to fast february to see how they can load and push out cargo. can their infrastructure sustain see in the that we february and march timeframe? to thelet me circle back rig's. there has been a steady decline in the rig count from year-to-year. what do you get from today's reading? >> it confirms what a lot of our analysis is showing. oil doesn't of justify drilling, you don't need the rigs. a lot of those rick scott fleshed out over the last year. ,he rig count being down now another rig just says that the producers are sort of saying we cannot drill in this environment. we need to see stronger prices before we can put more rigs and more people back to work. had a bant year, we on u.s. crude oil exports being lifted. play out,t going to as you see it? >> in the near term, we don't see it having much of an impact. it doesn't justify the shipping abenomics of -- economics of s

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does donald trump no good to go after ted cruz one on one. if you talk to supporters main stream and grass roots, these who support donald trump, their second choice is ted cruz and visst ted cruz his supporters are loyal and this does damage him enough. donald trump needs those voters to get behind him if not in the primary but general. >> eric, beyond the details of this cruz loan, it does sort of highlight ted cruz' connections to big banks, to wall street. he comes from a pretty elite education princeton harvard law school. he's trying to highlight his duck d "duck dynasty" connections, if you will but some say he's being hypocritical. >> i think you're right, wolf. it fuels the narrative that ted cruz says one thing publicly and does not thing or says another thing privately. in this case he's very critical of wall street banks but he went on bended knee asking for a bailout in the form of a personal loan to keep his senate campaign afloat. nobody accused him of doing anything illegal. it's a perception problem only. i think his bigger issue are the constitutional questions that have been raised over whether he is constitutionally qualified to be a candidate for

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does this is just me, my assessment. i judge this president and any other president by where they stand vis-À-vis relationship ticking closer-- legacy in the triple threat. where did you stay in a what did you do on racism, poverty, and militarism? forhat is the scorecard this president, it is a very different conversation about what he has and hasn't gotten done. amy: talk about that. a few years ago, we were talking to i think ohio when you were on a poverty to her. you had written the book 10 years later, rooted in 2006. basically covers the obama presidency. --n: greater poverty percent percentage. party >> poverty is a matter of national security. these numbers are just not sustainable. poverty and militarism, the grade is not so good. you have alicia garza on the program. it is amazing that in this era of the first black president, black boys and black men are being shot dead in the streets and too many cops are getting away with that. in this era, black women are still dying disproportionately from preventable diseases. black children are still struggling to gain access to an equal and high-quality education. in this

vis other centers. i think with the changes next year we are at a disadvantage in the u.k. i say "we" because we are a part of the u.k. i always say santander always doeshe u.k. we are very much a challenger bank in this country. in the u.k. it has to be competitive with other centers, and at the moment, i do not think it is for the next few years. francine: are european banks in general at a disadvantage because we are that far behind in getting our act together? does the q.e. hurt your margins? ana: no, the u.s. did all the changes, the u.k. has done most of them. continental europe, the rest of europe is sort of in the process. this has a cost, and so qe needs banks that can then transmit qe to the economy, right, so we can make loans and give you a mortgage and fund a startup. because regulation has still not been implemented in many aspects -- i think i was told in brussels a few days ago there is still 300 pending pieces of legislation in banks. i heard the number 400. let's say it is between 300 and 400. this means that banks are going to be holding back a bit, even though we are increasing lending. for example, we are increasing lending in spai

does the book have statistics on that showing that indeed the internal debt has increased vis-a-vis the external? because private sector debt did not look very good to me. >> all right. i think we can now take a turn. why don't you start. >> okay. just to address your question and financial sector reform, i think this is the reform agenda for individual countries, but there is significant scope for asian countries to work together. and they have various forums in which supervisors and regulators get together and exchange information and analysis, and one of the recommendations that the imf make is that these supervisory -- what we call supervisory colleges should do that on a regular basis and they should exchange information that is meaningful and that they should do this regularly in normal times and not just in crisis times when, you know, there's a problem and then you scramble. so, if you have a framework in place during normal times, it's much easier to coordinate when there is pressure in the financial sector. >> you can pick which ones you are particularly -- would like to answe

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does run. >> joining us on the phone this morning, a china expert. john, it's good to get your insight today. >> good morning. >> what kind of grade would you give them vis-a-vis the circuit breaker and what kooinds of action would you expect tonight? >> pretty good for a beginner. they are just learning their way around the market. i think the policymakers will be throwing everything they've got. they are worried about the currency falling. this is many people are reporting this as the economy is weak so the market the wrong. i think this is exactly wrong. there's capital flight from china taking place. that's pulled down the currency and the market. that's what's weakening the economy. >> if it's not driven by the economy, what is it driven by? is it driven by inaction or miscommunication? what is it? >> there's a great wave that's happened here. first, we had eight years of zero interest rates and a fixed currency against china which mean it was a no brainer to borrow dollars to put over there. we call that the carry trade. last year a trillion dollars came out under the anticipation of fed raising rates. now the chinese has opened a meaningful offsho

who does have the upper hand in syria, i would say the syrian parties no longer control their own destiny. it is the regional powers and russia. russia is the kinding maker, advice advice rt-- vis-a-vis the syrian regime. this is the sad reality in syria today >>> let's talk more about the regional powers. what more can they do to bring some kind of april settlement here some-- a settlement here? >> i don't believe anything would come out of this geneva 3 unless the divide among the regional powers, particularly turkey and saudi arabia on the one hand and iran on the other hand. what you have is really a fierce regional wore by proxy inside syria. also i don't believe-- war by proxy inside syria. also i don't believe that the syrian regime will make any compromises. why should bashar al-assad make compromises if he thinks he is winning. where is the u.s.? the americans are not as invested in the syrian conflict as russia is even though america has spent diplomatic capital in trying to bring everyone to the negotiating table in geneva >>> thank you for that. to beth le hem where one of the world's most famous churches is getting a renovation in more than 1500 years. it is being

does it change our view? absolutely. ofre's the expectation prices and returns. entry always assessing points or acquisition prices visthese are data points that we look at all the time and it's something you have to consider every day frankly. today is an interesting day. david: james zenni is in new york. art hogan is in boston. joining us now is ruchir sharma. he is with us on the phone exclusively from mumbai. you are going to have a first-hand opportunity to see how this is playing out in emerging markets where you are right now. if you take with the chinese did again overnight and at that to all of the cumulative moves that have taken place at the end of the pboc and other regulatory agencies and then look at how financial markets are behaving, does it make sense? >> yes, i think so. i think the fundamental problem in china is that they are relying on too much debt to meet their targets. i think that is an unresolved issue. debtlast year, china's grew twice as fast as the economy. that's the imbalanced economy that china has had since the large stimulus of 2008 that they launched. there are two big issues. chang