we will be back and 30 seconds to talk about a new peace out of about erik prince.tay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, i'm amy goodman. the house intelligence committee sent a criminal referral to the justice department for erik prince, founder of the mercenary firm blackwater. house democrats are accusing prince of lying to congress during his november 2017 testimony before the committee, when he described a meeting in the seychelles with a russian banker before donald trump's inauguration as a chance encounter. according to the mueller report, the meeting was an attempt to establish a backchannel between the incoming trump administration and russia, and may have been arranged by the trump team. the move is one of the latest actions placing erik prince in the spotlight after more than a decade of largely working in the shadows after blackwater shut down. in a major new report, the intercept takes a look at prince's latest actions, including his pitch to privatize the war in afghanistan, his creation of a mercenary army for the united air of mis

david: thank you to erik schatzker. coming up, the president and the irs.ax expert what we can learn about president trump's finances. that is coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television. i'm david westin. reportedork times yesterday on 10 years of president trump's tax returns, noting donald trump paid taxes in eight of the 10 year between 1985 and 1994, and reported losses of over $1 billion. to help us understand how this may work, we welcome a senior tax policy fellow. thank you for being here. for those of us who are not tax lawyers, and i am not, explain this $1.17 billion loss. he lost spectacularly, year after year. donald trump ran through money. the tax rules often are generous theyeal estate developers, allow a lot of depreciation deductions, interest expense, other operational expenses. real estate developers like donald trump candidate it in excess of their income, which gives rise to that operating losses, but donald trump lost a lot of money. david: we don't know all the facts, but if you loo

erik: we are out of time. one quick final question. , if there are one or two issues that you are really watching carefully in the next six months when it comes to the impact of these elections on shaping the future direction of europe, what events are you looking at? antoine: if there is one thing that is important, it is that for the first time in 40 years, there has not been a decrease but an increase in participation. be this thing and the other thing, but there must be a signal from brussels and the eu that this motivation has been taken into account. we realize you were present, you voted more, and we take that into account. if we don't do that, we have to make use of this new impetus. cathryn: speed is always the issue. we need to say how quickly can you retain some of this narrative as we move through the negotiation process is? how quick and you be and how can you communicate some of these issues to the european public? they are switched on and up in a way that they have arguably and historically neve

erik: final word, richard? richard: a couple of weeks ago, the european leaders met in a summit, they were supposed to define a common vision for the future, they did not do it. one of the reasons was because they were waiting to see what happened in the elections. they were waiting to see how brexit turned out. they agreed that there were a lot of unresolved issues that in au is muddling through very expedient fashion. at some stage, the leaders do have to sit down and agree on a basic common vision. the election should feed into that. people rethinking about europe. the question for me is whether that actually happens or not. erik: we'll have to watch and see. i think this has been a very illuminating conversation. thank me -- help me in thanking our terrific panel. [applause] >> here is a look at our primetime schedule on the c-span networks. 8:00 pm eastern on c-span: investment addresses -- commencement addresses that include stacey abrams and mark walker. withspan2, it is book tv looks and authors on navi

erik: this country was born in a tax revolt.ort you make of the that a number of different jurisdictions, new york city extract, are taking to more taxes out of the real estate industry? thatwell, i think everybody is trying to figure out how to get more taxes out of every industry, and real estate is no different. and wealthy people. greatthink there is any answer to anything as a result. in 1896jennings bryan was the first class warfare guy who ran for president. we've had it in one form or another ever since. erik: using we are entering into a class warfare? samuel: do you not think this is class warfare? erik: well, maybe it is, but you would maybe associate it with people carrying pitchforks in the street. samuel: the answer to that is that getting tax returns doesn't say anything until you actually understand what they mean. when i use the words class warfare, i am not suggesting anyone is walking in the streets. i am saying we have created an environment where there is enormous focus on relativity. erik: i only ask the qu

erik: might it be the only reason? >> it might be the only reason. erik: isn't that interesting? time, we see a torrent of money fleeing public markets and entering private markets. i needle him point to the example of blackstone, a company on whose board you sick, limiting the amount of money raised for its latest private equity fund to $25 billion -- i need only point to the example of lack stone. it is effectively oversubscribed. areinvestors to enamored -- investors too inevitably return premium? >> in general, yes. specifically, in the very best cases, however, i believe that something has changed in the world of private equity and hedge funds and the major technology and media companies. i have never witnessed where scale and excellence have grown as they have in many of these industries. when i look at the blackstone board or management team -- steve schwarzman, tony james, john -- erik: sure. >> they are superb, so the returns have not been diminished as the business scales. if we look at the best technology companies, the scale, of course, has been awesome, both in the u

erik: a little bit.the effect of exchange rates, it looks a little rich right now and that is not great for exporters who are feeling the brunt of retaliatory tariffs from china. it would help, but i think they are more concerned about the impact as they are seeing a wider deficit on higher rates. caroline: a lot of auctions they have to get through. your view on the dollar. it is stubbornly high. erik: it is, but it is really not making an impressive move higher. it is kind of grinding higher and higher. the positioning is so high right now. a lot of dollar longs out there. we're still negative on the dollar over a 12 month period, but we are not ready to sell it yet partly because it is extremely expensive to short the dollar right now. caroline: good point. erik nelson, great to have your perspective. thank you. coming up, several trade sensitive companies including alibaba and tencent are set to report earnings. how tensions will affect the al outlook. that is next as our special coverage continues.

erik: what's your specific concern?ll of a sudden, all these passive energies started adopting corporate governance criteria, which is hardly a passive act -- erik: so corporate governance is an active approach? sam: without question. erik: so you think there's a discontinuity or conflict, if you will, between active corporate governance and passive ownership? sam: one of the reasons being that they pay dividends, they have a disproportionate ownership by passive investors. i don't know the answer, but i wouldn't be surprised if 15%, 18% of all of the -- are owned by passive investors. do we want to ask those passive investors what corporate governance should or shouldn't be? do we want people who are investing solely to do as well as everybody else but not better passing judgment? erik: so what do you want the blackrock's and vanguard's and state streets and other index managers to do? sam: i think they should do exactly what they say they are. they should be passive. i think they should vote the same way as the majori

erik: it has been rough.that was meant to encourage user privacy, and we think people have the right to financial privacy. it also made it for less friction, so people would arrive, convert one asset to another, similar to when you're at the airport and you can turn your euros into dollars and they don't ask you for id there. we wanted to build something useful and simple for people, so adding koac was difficult. romaine: what do you think will be the wide, broad adoption of crypto? what is the threshold we get to where we finally say, ok, this can be considered legitimate? erik: i have considered it legitimate since 2011, when i first discovered you can move money across borders instantly at near-zero cost. for other people, they need to see it work before they understand why it is legitimate. the legitimacy doesn't come from any endorsement from any group of people or any bank or government. just when people use it and discover that it works. it is open source code, so anyone can do that. caroline: you have

erik: do you think it is a problem?: i do not think it is systemic at the moment, but it is something to watch. when you think about that space, some of the capital is longer dated capital, so it is not money that can run away very quickly. but as those shadow credit markets grow, that will be something to watch and monitor. something to watch and monitor. look, the regulatory environment has pushed more credit lending in that direction, and that is something i think we should spend time focusing on. rosalind: david solomon praised jerome powell and the federal reserve in that conversation with erik schatzker. coming up, michael mckee talks monetary policy with the cleveland fed president. plus, more conversations from rosalind: the milken institute global conference, so the bells does not think capitalism is broken, but says there are problems the u.s. still needs to fix. >> we are going to make mistakes u.s. still needs to fix. >> we are going to make mistakes in this country. the key is how well we deploy our resourc

erik: what's your specific concern?sudden, all these passive energies started adopting corporate governance criteria, which is hardly a passive act -- erik: so corporate governance is an active approach? sam: without question. erik: so you think there's a discontinuity or conflict, if you will, between active corporate governance and passive ownership? sam: one of the reasons being that they pay dividends, they have a disproportionate ownership by passive investors. i don't know the answer, but i wouldn't be surprised if 15%, 18% of all of the -- are owned by passive investors. do we want to ask those passive investors what corporate governance should or shouldn't be? do we want people who are investing solely to do as well as everybody else but not better passing judgment? erik: so what do you want the blackrock's and vanguard's and state streets and other index managers to do? sam: i think they should do exactly what they say they are. they should be passive. i think they should vote the same way as the majority of th

erik: you recently said some nice things about mayor buddha judge.ppear to have walk that back a little bit. anthony: we've got the white house shenanigans. here's what happens. washington is on spin cycle. new yorkers are on rinse cycle. i like telling people what i really think. i like the mayor. i think he's a great communicator. i'm a gay marriage proponent. there are family members of mine who are gay. i think they should have life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. i think our children are so over this thing, why are we even debating it now? my tweet about the mayor, was i'm very proud of him standing out there as an openly gay person, a combat veteran, married to someone he loves. let him live his life. the spirit of our society is people should live freely. not, scaramucci is going to support or endorse a democratic candidate, that is not the case. iwasn't walking back anything said about the mayor. i like the openness of what he's doing but i clearly support the president and i would like him to get reelected. i don't know how you can g

erik: i wish i could. you are right.and why global inflation has been so low for so long. there are theories about different rates of distribution effects in america. purchases, retail, and the rest of it. one thing is clea they needrcent -- 2% to be more accommodative. i think that the key takeaway of all of that discussion is that central banks have been put in an impossible spot, almost. tom: equally important was a conversation with eric rosengren of the boston fed. he put tariffs, import taxes, on x-axis. can we say long-term that the trump tariffs will boost inflation? erik: no, not long-term. williams said, there is a short-term one-year effect. i think it was generous towards trump on his assessment on these negative effects on inflation. he mentioned a couple of tenths of percentage points. at the fed in san francisco in february, they made a detailed that said exactly what would happen to inflation if they do what trump is about to do now. the overall cpi 0.3. on investment goods, one percentage point, which is

dr erik jennings from sun to read is considered one of the best neurosurgeons in brazil. by the way this man with no clothes isn't dr jennings he's a member of the indigenous zoe tribe who's helping the don't of put together a personal archive. this is dr jennings people here know him simply as dr eric he's rich famous some always on the move sailing yachts and flying aircraft a little like mammals dr strange but with a full set of working fingers this footage is unique because the zoe tribal lands are normally off limits to the public carrick's allowed in because he's the zoe's personal doctor. in. the. santa room in the north of brazil was founded as an amazon jungle bought it 1st exported spices then cocoa later rubber before turning to cocoa again today it specializes in gold book sides and saw way the latter is now a major reason behind the deforestation of the amazon. for these reasons santorum has become a symbol of economic conquest and environmental destruction locals even compose ballads about it. no barriers 2 to go. no learning english because all those out th

bob: chairman schiff made some news here by making a criminal referral for erik prince.e in the minority can make criminal referrals, can they not? mr. meadows: they can. bob: as you look at this mueller report, chairman schiff looked at it. he made his own conclusion, he made a criminal referral on erik prince to the department of justice. as you digest the report, do you have any interest as a member of congress to make any criminal referrals yourself? mr. meadows: we certainly only want to make criminal referrals based on the evidence. i can tell you that there are two or three individuals that we believe could have potentially given false testimony to congress. and we have been looking at that, reviewing not only the mueller report, but comparing those to crns scribed interviews ma may have happened in congress. that's really where normally people get crossed up. you have a testimony that's given to congress, either sworn testimony or testimony that's to be honest, and you find that other documents would suggest that that's not truthful. we believe there's is a coupl

erik ten hag's side finished the season three points clear of psv eindhoven winning the league for thebsite, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the team, that is your friday sport briefing. it's that time of the year... yes, the 64th eurovision song contest will take place this weekend in tel aviv. 200 million people will tune in to enjoy 26 songs battle it to to win the coveted grand prix. the show is taking place in israel this year at a time of renewed political tension on the border with gaza, but contestants have been told to keep the competition politics free. david sillito has more. eurovision. .. eurovision... the eurovision. .. the fans eurovision... the fans are here... the rehearsals are under way... and representing the uk is michael wright. lovely to meet you. lovely to meet you. who wasn't even born the last time the uk won. but having spent the last few months on a tour of europe, he's already got a taste of europe, he's already got a taste of eurovision fame. i never in a million years thought i'd get through, so for people to wait outside for days just t

they recognized erik wemple from the mug. like you are that guy on tucker's mug. >> that's all he's accomplished. [laughter] >> here's the thing, they were like you look better in person. he wrote a story about it. >> tucker: it was not his best moment. i'm glad we commemorated it. making erik wemple famous, maybe that's not much of a legacy. you made me feel -- >> you still have time. >> i've known you for 20-something years. doing events with you. tucker is literally one of the people who never ages. he looks the same! you never age. you don't have to worry. the red tie, you've had that since -- >> tucker: i used to have bow ties. >> we got you birthday cake flavored vape pen. >> tucker: i got off the nicorette. >> how long ago did you do that? >> tucker: one month and three days ago. >> any -- note tobacco of any kind? how long has this been going on? >> tucker: for 36 years. abstinence for one month and three days. >> how do you feel? >> tucker: i feel like the contents of my head have been emptied. >> you don't feel noti

erik karlsson was asked about this after the game >> well, we weren't playing handball, were we? we were playing hockey. i think we deserve to win the game. at the end of the day i think neither team drew the shortest stick on any of the calls out there so it is a fair game. >> early in the game officials ruled against the sharks on a delay of game penalty. game four is tomorrow night in st. louis. >>> and the warriors play game two of the western conference finals tonight at oracle arena, beating portland tuesday to take a 1-0 lead in the best of 7 series. durant not expected to play again tonight due to the injury. in game one steph county and clay thompson carried the load. tipoff tonight is 6:00 and game three and four are saturday and monday. >> are you ready? >> i am ready! >>> coming up, how people hit by hurricanes last year are preparing now while still bouncing back from the destruction of last year. >>> and rain is still in the forecast for the bay area. up next, what ma means they are this weekend's bay to breakers race. >>> if you are approaching the richmond bridge

happening in the economic club of new york, the mastercard ceo is talking with bloombergs erik schatzkerwatch it on the bloomberg. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ david: you're watching "balance of power." u.s. stocks are tumbling again with trade fears rattling investors. here is emma chandra with the story. emma: we are looking at the dow jones, s&p, and nasdaq all off around 1.5%. the nasdaq is down 1.6%. it is tech leading stocks lower. you could say we are off the lows, but not by much. what we have seen is the highest point of the stock and the lows grind down. that is different to what we saw yesterday when stocks opened much lower in reaction to tweets from the president. they gradually did better throughout the day. a lot of people saying we are seeing a market shift in sentiment today. david: it might be choppy through the rest of the week. emma: a little choppy. we will see how the rest of the data does. mylin doing not very well at all today. this is not really related to tariffs. they were out with earnings, their earnings per share the their big miss in sales. a li

erik karlsson was asked about the play after the game. >> we weren't playing handball, were we? we are playing hockey. at the end of the day i think that neither team, you know, drew the shortest stick on any of the calls out there so it was a fair game. >> by the way, earlier in the game officials ruled against the sharks on a delay of game penalty. game four is tomorrow night in st. louis. >>> the warriors play game two of the western conference finals at oracle arena. durant is not expected to play again tonight because of his injury. tipoff is once again at 6:00 tonight and game three and four move to portland saturday, sunday and monday. >> it is early enough that we can watch it? >> i like the 6:00 tipoff. >>> 6:18. sal is right over there. everybody behaving on the roads? >> well, the typical slow traffic out there. here is richmond bridge approach. you can see it is slow traffic. not quite backed up to harbor but it is getting there. no major issues, by the way, if you are driving on the bay bridge approach, but it is backed up to the maze. the metering lights are on. th

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field hospital on a landing strip near to the tribes land however the flight was illegal and made erik's and risk evacuated the woman to the hospital operated and flew her back 2 days later in so doing he became a personal doctor. today they are a model for the brazilian government's approach to tribal people the situation was very different in the late eighty's however when their very existence was threatened. after a visit from missionaries caused half the tribe to die from viral infections the state took them under its protection. the main ritual in this life involves piercing the lower lip. a ceremony carried out once children have developed their adult teeth. the piercing is made with a mechanic's leg. which is then left in the live for some time. later it's replaced with an embed port plug an adornment made of potoroo wood. healthwise the plugs are problematic as they alter the shape of the jaw and cause issues with nutrition. nothing precise is known about the sacred meaning of the m.b.a. or. simply say that it's beautiful. to consider themselves dressed in their normal environmen

erik karlsson, tomas hertl, all out with big injuries. 90 seconds in, david perron in a deflection.brell, his first goal of his career. down 2-1. blues put it away. brayden schenn, another power play goal. st. louis takes the series, 4-3. reaching the finals for the first time since 1970. next up is boston. the sharks survived four elimination games. just ran out of gas. >>> the number of times they were written for dead and buried and the times they kept getting off of the mat. that's the disappointing part for me. that's stuff you shouldn't see get rewarded. but it's a harsh league. >> harsh, indeed. >>> on to baseball. giants and braves. happy birthday, calen. ice cream. giants down to their final out. kevin pillar. now, it's 3-2. winning run at second. joe panik, clutch. two runs score. >>> a's were in cleveland. i want that ball. i need that ball. khris davis, aggravates his hip injury. opposite field. that's gone. >>> the warriors arrive back in the bay area around 2:00 this morning, western conference champions after beating portland. they have nine days off before game one o

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louis the sharkies without erik karlsson tomas hertl and joe pavelski out of the gate blues in just over 90 seconds into the game david per on goes at martin jones glove side lights the lamp blues up one zip. later on in the first louis on the power play vladimir tarasenko goes top shelf. blues take a 2 nothing lead after one second stanza sharks need to make something happen. dylan gambrell want to pass from the onus donskoy and the wrister past jordan binnington his first career nhl goal, san jose on the board here we go within 6 minutes later blues answer back. another power play situation brayden schenn gets the rebound. st. louis course back up by 2 in the 3rd tyler put it on ice for st. louis stuffing in the dagger for the blues for one, the wild celebration ensues that puts it away from 5, 1 st. louis are final. they close out the series in 6. back in the stanley cup. final for the first time since 1970 they now move on to face the boston bruins now later in sports. we'll hear from sharks head coach peter de boer, breaking down the season coming to an end and also grant vicki. we

. >> i'm erik thomas.abc7 news at k56 due to american idol up next. we begin in oakland. >> new details on the car theft that prompted an amber alert. what have you learned. >> reporter: this case has a lot of people in total disbelief. initially a father said his daughter had been the victim of a carjacking. turns out it was all a ploy, according to police, to try and get his car back faster. check out this surveillance video from saturday night that you will see only on abc7 news. a suspected car thief getting into a silver mercedes outside a liquor store on international boulevard while the owner was inside. seconds later, the mercedes drives off. the owner, seen running after the stolen car, into traffic. the car's owner told police his 3-year-old daughter was in the in the confusion, the child was initially identified as a boy. >> the victim's 3-year-old son may possibly be inside the vehicle. it is not clear. there is a lot of yelling. >> reporter: the case prompted an amber alert. the car was discov

it's just another day for dr erik. in his department in central and federal hospital where he puts on a small most a class on how to wash your hands properly this. this. will force you every. wrinkle. he is the don't just patient today. he'll be performing open brain surgery while the surgeons are removing part of the patient's skull don't to erika's time for a simpler procedure. it seems he has a little while longer to wait. a moment. if. the surgery. i need to save my time and departing my talking to him tomorrow. so i am doing now. every time we see the same doing so many things at the same time but smells nice and like. finally it's don't to erick's time. he'll spend a few hours in this position this time is to clip an aneurysm to prevent blood from flowing to an attenuated free wall in the brain. using the microscope humus can fully find his way to the aneurysm and seal it with a suitably sized clip. any false move could lead to brain damage or death it's a routine procedure for a neurosurgeon. to shoot this well

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louis sharkey's without erik karlsson tomas hertl and joe pavelski out of the gates blues were role in just over 90 seconds in david for all and goes and martin jones glove side lose up one nothing later on in the first louis on the power play wladimir tarasenko goes top shelf lose. take a 2 zip lead after one second stanza sharks need to make something happen dealing damrau what a pass from the onus donskoy in the wrist or pass to jordan binnington his first career nhl goal, san jose on the board here we go then 6 minutes later, blues answered back another power play situation. brayden schenn net the rebound louis course back up by 2 and then in the 3rd tyler bows act put it on ice for louis stuffing in the dagger for one and that ends at 5 one blues are final they close out that series in 6 back in the stanley cup final for the first time since 1970 they now move on to face the boston bruins later on in sports. we'll hear from sharks head coach peter de boer breaking down the season. coming to an end canned ham back to you all right, thank you very much. marcus says take a look outsi

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associated editor of new york magazine, erik lovitz joins me now. it is must reading for me. about this whole idea of being too prudent and how you think it applies to 2020 in particular and climate change. >> yeah, well, so there's on one level, the prudence in terms of policy and not recognizing the scale of change that we need on the time line that we need it. biden trying to find this middle ground that will show simultaneously please fossil fuel interests and aoc's base but there's also on a different level a theory of change issue. right now what we're dealing with is we have an eke locologi crisis. it was 84 degrees in the arctic circle. it was partly cloudy with a high of 84 in the arctic circle. the arctic circle contains permafrost which has gig tons of methane and carbon dioxide, one of the tipping points is if temperatures, the perma frost goes up in the air and everything accelerates, and right now the un expects that we're actually on track for three to five degree warming in the arctic circle. we have an urgency here. now, the other problem that we have is that

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since 1970 and the sharks went the distance in the first 2 rounds were left and decimated without erik karlsson tomas hertl and their captain joe pavelski and what turned out to be the season finale and you have to also feel for joe story the 21 year veteran who may have played the last game of his career and he still without a stanley cup. >>when you guys addressed to to compete are done. it's hard not to to feel responsibility is as one of the people around him you know for not helping him you know get where he belongs in the long splaine for stanley cup and that's the disappointing part. >>now to some baseball the a's on the final stop of a nine-game road trip wrapping up their series in cleveland, one of series from our cannot top 4 up for nothing or it's a double into left-center field in the ron comes in oakland's innings five-run lead now 2 later cana it's not finished slaps a solo homer to right his second straight game with the jack frankie punched out 9 threw 6 scoreless frames age when 7, 2, to push their winning streak to 6. finally check this out you are looking at former

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