, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot-- however, out of respect for the bush family and former presidentrge h.w. bush, we will wait until after the funeral to have a press conference." while that is... thoughtful, i'm going out on a limb and say, i don't think he ever wanted to do a press conference. "i also canceled my press conference today, december 3rd, out of respect for brendan fraser's birthday. ( laughter ) brendan fought bravely in "the numby wars." that's the middle eastern war you don't hear about, the mummy wamplets gone too soon, brendan" anyway, trump was eager to leave the g20. as evidenced in what was supposed to be a long group photo op, starting with argentine president mauricio macri. they're shaking hands with macri and trump is out of there. wait, here comes the trump handler. there he is, and off screen he goes. and macri says look at that blue wall. what's going on? is he coming back? no, okay. they learned their lesson, though. for the rest of the summit, trump was on one of those kid leashes. ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) while he was there, trump had a

but if not, remember, comma, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, i am a tariff man laughter ) oh, yeah. oh, yeah, baby. >> jon: tariff man. >> stephen: oh, yeah, everybody knows i'm a tariff man, yeah. it takes all kinds. there are some freaks out there. anything goes, free markets. call me old fashioned, but i like an import with a big duty." ( laughter ) and-- that was a long walk. that was a long walk. >> jon: oooh! >> stephen: mmm! i like that duty. i'm just-- i'm polishing the duty here. that's all i'm doing. ( laughter ) and he went on to defend his tariff policy. "we are right now taking in-- dollar sign-- billions in tariffs. make america rich again." yes, not maga, mara! i think that's how trump named mar-a-lago. it stands for "make america rich again, lying, and grifting, obviously." ( cheers and applause ) "mara-- mar-a-lago." now, in happier news, we might be getting a report soon from robert mueller, because his team has told-- ( cheers and applause ) mueller's team has told defense lawyers that they're "tying up loose ends" in their investigation. with

they are now staying in mexico, or going back to their original countries, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, ice, border patrol, and our military have done a fantastic job of securing our southern border." trump's problem is that he has to say we built the wall to satisfy the people who voted for him in 2016, but he also has to say that we need to build the wall to get people to vote for him in 2020. i just hope he has good mime skills. (as trump) "oh, here it is, here it is. big hard wall. there it is right there. right there. right there. here we go. oh, wait. there's a ladder. here, i'll go up the wall on the ladder. uh-oh! it's so windy! it's so windy." ( cheers and applause ) ( laughter ) trump has been on edge ever since michael cohen's plea agreement, because cohen implicated trump last friday in melt nancy pelosi mes. even trump loyalists are struggling to defend their guy. a recent interview with hardcore maga online influencers showed that they're "starting to look at the legal stuff and having a hard time dismissing it all." "well, sure, i wear a t-shirt t

, not a dot-net.is: i'm kind of disappointed that it doesn't feel like christmas. see? like, i look at this, right? why did you feel the need to do that when you had this? mark: well, because it's a toy store. lemonis: i mean, people know santa's toys, it's a toy store. mark: yeah. lemonis: and it doesn't even feel like it's in the christmas theme. mark: no. it's not. lemonis: so as you stand out here, where's the christmas feel? mark: it's one of the things that we're working towards. lemonis: i mean, when you look at santa's lodge, it's got a giant santa out front. mark: yeah. lemonis: it's welcoming. you know that it's christmastime. your building looks clean. it just doesn't look inviting. ♪ what happens if the business doesn't work? mark: i mean, i go back to work, and she runs it because i made 20 times more than i'm making now. lemonis: what did you do before? mark: i was an atm repair guy. god, i was gone six to eight months out of the year. lemonis: yeah. mark: i was always gone. there's a lo

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-- betting against the dots. their use as a signaling mechanism has become complicated. mightct that one person be in the mind to shift the median from three hikes to four hikes this year is problematic for those trying to set out signals from the fed. you may find that is something think at thison't point the market would be that upset if we lost the dot plots. vonnie: why is there such concern out there that the stock market might be a little arational, working off of powell put. maybe this is some buying, people taking opportunities. come upms rational everything to have been priced out in terms of the fiscal stimulus we got an for them to be balancing. john: certainly my sense is that you see a lot of real fear and angst out there about the level of the stock market as a whole. i have more or less notes of the for that. -- no sympathy for that. any of the sensible basic , the market looks very expensive at the beginning of this year and it still does not look cheap. the very definition of a correction. where

the dot plot so important now? increasingly all i hear from fed officials is that they are increasingly dependent. is it useful from one or two meetings out but nothing beyond that? they are definitely downplaying at the fed, but it is useful because it tells us how each individual members thinking. that's why we will be watching that tomorrow. it's useful in terms of the overall trajectory and how we get into the state of dependence stage within the late cycle, how each member is thinking about it. that is why it's important. as ain terms of acting god, how far out would you use that? one or two meetings given the fact that the data is so important? can i extrapolate beyond that? reiterate the data is incredibly important. it will really come down to the data. the fed will reiterate tomorrow that they are data dependent and powell will hammer that in. that's the most important point there. is important in the fact that this is what the fed members are thinking in terms of the data. we cannot put too much weight on

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i worked through the dot com crash.iterally and personally held shares in lehman brothers the weekend they went bankrupt. i didn't think that stocks could go to zero, but they can go to zero. so, i'm conscious of the cycle. emily: so, you're holding it for a rainy day? stewart: yeah, it's a great hedge against significant market conditions. emily: now, microsoft has free team, facebook has workplace, they are built as a slack killer. stewart: yep. emily: is that cutting into your share at all? stewart: no. it hasn't really shown up in, like, actual usage of customers yet. where it does show up is in the sales process. i think what will be really interesting is, you know, people talk about new microsoft versus old microsoft. where i think that will make a big difference is what the policies are for customers. first of all, that's good validation for us, and second of all, we are way ahead on the product side. emily: so you're not worried about it? stewart: no. emily: ok. you said you're getting the company ready to go pu

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, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot-- lightly looked at doing a building somewhere in russia. up zero money, zero guarantees, and didn't do the project. witch hunt!" oh, oh, i didn't know that. he just lightly looked at it. "officer, i didn't kill anybody. i just lightly pushed him off the balcony. which was very high. and very cool." ( laughter ) ( applause ) and-- i don't know. i don't know. stop. stop. you're-- it turns out-- it turns out these crimes might not be entirely legal, because we learned all this from the plea deal of former trump attorney and guy the vampire is only halfway done with, human eyore, michael cohen. see, cohen was in charge of ti f is deal, the trump tower deal, cohen handing his emails from sater, including this one from 2015: "i will get putin on this program, and we will get donald elected. i know how to play it, and we will get this done. buddy, our boy can become president of the u.s.a., and we can engineer it." >> jon: oh, my. that's too bad. >> stephen: that's pretty damning. it didn't help that he sent it from obviouscolluder@treason.ru. i w

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dippin' dots. did you have to give your patent over to anybody? >> we didn't have to have any partners. we went through a three-year process to properly do everything, open up corporate operations in china. intellectual property was a big piece of that and that was a big piece we went through to properly register all of our intellectual property. but i think i.p.piracy is a risk of international business. i feel pretty safe. china is very sophisticated when it comes to cyberscience and technological advancement but to cryogenically freeze ice cream is a sophisticated process. liz: your founder did it in a garage a couple decades ago and it's an all american brand, something definitely to be protected. they have been known to steal things and it's unbelievable how they do it. if you could have a face-to-face right now with president trump and explain to him your experience and how tariffs are affecting you, pretend he's watching right now. he may very well be. what would you say to him? >> i fully s

the markets have not believed in the dot plot.al bankers will still want to use the dot plot or forward guidance to give some rough indication. the issue is in the u.s., where we are getting close to the rates,- range of neutral there is more uncertainty, even on central banker's minds with where they would want to go. this is why i think they will deemphasize the dot plot. j. powell has already started to do that. i think we are in a situation cost ofe future monetary policy just becomes more uncertain, not only in the might of markets, but in the mind of central bankers. vonnie: joachim, why such conviction on cuba's growth going so dramatically -- by such conviction on u.s.'s growth going so dramatically? vonnie, if you are looking at recent data, there are some signs of slowing. we have seen peak growth in the second quarter, still strong, but lower growth in the third and fourth quarters. it is probably running at 2.5% versus more than 4% in the second quarter. but the main reason why we think we will see growth slowing furth

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the headlines from al-jazeera dot com and what's trending. today were feels about a tsunami there and the sort of. in the south pacific ocean but he was so interested in that one more on briggs it more on the shoji more on all the ones new is that way tougher in here it out as they are that is what is trending. this wednesday. now thousands of people including dignitaries from around the world are in the u.s. capitol for the funeral of former president george herbert walker bush the forty first president scoff and is leaving the capitol building has been lying in state there for. well two days now. and it's heading for the national cathedral we have seen dignitaries lined up there one of them was his son george w. bush was of course the forty third president he will be delivering the eulogy along with former canadian prime minister brian mulroney donald trump will be the first lady melania trump will be there all other living presidents jimmy carter bill clinton barack obama will be there this is have a listen. to the lock isn't it just a mom

we have seen them reduce their dots on multiple occasions. i think that is what we are going to see in 2019. the uncertainty is how quickly they will do that, whether they will tighten in the first quarter or delay that. i think they are being a little dogmatic around the balance sheet, so the market knows the liquidity in the balance sheet reduction is taking out of the market has been a negative and increased volatility. if the fed were to show some flexibility on the balance sheet, which would make sense for them to do, that would help quite a bit in terms of reducing some of the volatility in the market. so i think you are right, it is double-barreled on the rate and balance sheet, and i think you will see the fed continue to play catch-up with the market as they reduce their currently projected level of rate hikes and maybe modify the autopilot that the balance sheet seems to be on. jonathan: just to pick up the comments from tony, i don't want to diminish the importance of the balance sheet. many guests have brought it up on this show,

president at al-jazeera dot com and in news just a in u.s. president donald trump has canceled his news conference at the g. twenty summit which was supposed to happen later today out of respect he says for the bush family after the death of former president george h.w. bush so no news conference from the u.s. president at the g. twenty later today as we were expecting at one thousand eight hundred g.m.t. he says out of respect for the death of george h. w. bush let's move on to other world news and rate beaten tortured doctors without borders says these been a dramatic increase in sexual violence against women and girls in south sudan a northern region of south sudan where specifically m.s.f. says one hundred twenty five women survived a violent sexual attacks between november nineteenth and november twenty ninth that's a huge spike considering there were one hundred four such crimes reported in the first ten months of this year m.s.f. says some of the victims were as young as ten years old women were not only violently raped but also whippe

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the news grid live on air and streaming online through you tube facebook live and that's al-jazeera dot com thank you very much for joining us we begin in sudan where riot police have used five live ammunition to disperse government protests in the capital khartoum. crowds wanted to march towards the presidential palace demanding an end to the twenty nine year rule of bashir they unimpressed by the president's promise to step up reforms that he says will make people's lives better the government says twelve people have died since the unrest began over rising food and fuel prices but imus international believes the number of deaths could be as high as thirty seven now just there is a bit morgan ventured into the thick of the protests on tuesday here's what she saw . apologies for that we seem to have no sound on that report by him morgan but we're not going to speak to him morgan who joins us live from khartoum hipness or you were at the protest earlier today in khartoum another rally called by civil society groups in khartoum tell us about what happened. well fully this is the seventh d

i'm usually really good at connecting the dots.e did see the big recession in 2008 coming, so i learned from it and in the middle of 2007 i said there's something wrong the financial market. our numbers are fine, above the quarter again, the next quarter nicely.ing up but all of a sudden the big banks lowered their ordering. numbers are fine but i learned to just trust numbers. i called the ceos and they said not a big issue. we're just slowing a little bit. i have seen that pattern. i said we have a problem coming at us. the stock went down, of course. by mid-2008, we were in the seen.t recession we've but this time we were ready. we powered through it. emily: you left after 24 years. why not make it an even 25? john: most ceos don't survive more than five or six years. emily: you must be one of the longest running ever. yvonne: it was a lot of fun. the rush to know when you have to change. my last 10 years, i wanted to make a smooth transition. i said i will re-up for five years and then suddenly i said i'm reupping for two to fo

how do you think the dot plot is working? are we dealing with it the way that you want us to be handling the dot plot or is it something that you might tweak a bit? >> so this review, what it really is, it's coming at a time when the economy is strong and it's a good time to take a step back, we think, and ask whether our strategy and our tools and our communications around monetary policy are doing the job that congress has assigned us to do on behalf of the american people. and what we're going to do is we're going to open ourselves up and have a discussion with many outside groups of all different parts of the economy, including an academic conference in june in chicago, and again, the idea is to, you know, listen to new ideas, better ideas, old ideas, many of them have been around, and try to assess whether there are better ways we can do things. one of the overarching facts is that rates have been really coming down overall for more than three decades now. we may be in a world where interest rates are just lower for the