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it is complex and difficult _ and etc and etc. it is complex and difficult and — and etc and etc.angerous to play with the balances species of the - difficult and dangerous to play with the balances species of the world. i the balances species of the world. and the _ the balances species of the world. and the challenge _ the balances species of the world. and the challenge then _ the balances species of the world. and the challenge then for- and the challenge then for politicians is to come up with effective ways of maintaining this biodiversity and the government, to be fair to it, very ambitious targets were set, targets have been put into law which the committee wants but targets on things like child poverty and it turns out actually what happens when you have actually what happens when you have a targeted law when it is failed to meet or broken? you don't drag departments off and stick them in jail. in a sense, it is a difficult thing between matching ambition with credibility. —— you don't drag departments off a step as the committee said, grandiose statements, superficial st

. find health, economic well-being, mental health, physical health etc.— health, physical health etc.alth, physical health etc. and the caution can be doctored _ health, physical health etc. and the l caution can be doctored overcautious but there's— caution can be doctored overcautious but there's a — caution can be doctored overcautious but there's a point we had to say use your— but there's a point we had to say use your common sense, well, you know, _ use your common sense, well, you know. we _ use your common sense, well, you know, we know that that does not always _ know, we know that that does not always work. and sometimes what does that mean— always work. and sometimes what does that mean for pubs and restaurants with their— that mean for pubs and restaurants with their overcrowded? how hard is it going _ with their overcrowded? how hard is it going to— with their overcrowded? how hard is it going to be for shop workers to say to— it going to be for shop workers to say to people, can you give a bit of space? _ say to people, can you give a bit of space? 0r— say to people, can

, etc. change massive level those to you. hundreds of undocumented migrant sustaining a hunger strike in brussels to press or thirty's or into giving them asylum. some of them even sudden the mouth shut to show they have no say. but officials insist that they will be pressure to give in saying no exceptions will be made. they see that there are 150000 living here illegally. and the $200.00 people that decide to stop eating should be regularized individually. what would be the result? a week later you get 202020000 people who would do exactly the same. the opinion was caught off guard in 2015 when a fire wall millions migrants entered the blog. such refugees related blamed by many for crime rate increases and terrorist attacks. margaret say that although they've been in belgium for more than a decade, there are solemn appeals is still not being processed. on these correspondents shall dubious give reports from brussels. illegal migrants across all taking action into their own hands and resort

other states have lotteries, etc. i think that those are very innovative. they are not sufficient but they are innovative approach. we are working across the nation to make sure that there are tens of thousands of vaccination sites throughout the united states. 90% of people have a vaccination site within five miles of where they live. we are looking for people to get vaccinated at pharmacies, to get vaccinated at clinics, at doctor's offices, at hospitals. and we are actually asking schools now to work with their local and state health departments to have school clinics -- vaccination clinics, at least one but many maybe school pop-up vaccination clinics. so we want local and state health officials, as well as pharmacy program partners to work with school districts to host these clinics. we are looking in different ways to try to make it more accessible for people to get their safe and effective vaccines. >> you mentioned how public health officials are on the frontline. perhaps as never before. there has been legislative backlash across the country in man

, etc. change massive level. supposed to you hundreds of undocumented migrants are on hunger strike in brussels to press all forward. he stood round, the messiah them some of even so the mouse should soon show that they have no say that officials have insisted they won't be pressure to give in. and say no exceptions will be made. they say that there are a 150000 living here illegally. and the $200.00 people that decide to stop eating should be regularized individually. what would be the result? a week later you get 202020000 people who would do exactly the same around the 1000000 migrant center, the you in 2015 and they were blame for terror attacks and sharp increases in crime . some migrants who've been in belgium for mold in the decades, say the asylum appeals is still not been processed. so the dubious give reports from brussels. indigo long term migrants across brussels, taking action into their own hands and resorting in some extent to extreme measures to demand their rights, suicide a

, etc. versus then they are class courses. now it's actually the subjective satisfaction utility one gets out of something that gives the value. so the previous attitude was from the classical school of economics and the fizzy approach before them. and fundamentally they would say the use value of this chair is the fact that i can sit no. whereas the air classical utility, this cares how complex makes me fail. now, when you're working on terms of the objective number, i can say how many hours alive, how many ounces of steel went into making this thing, etc, etc. they're all non measurable quantities. when i talk about the utility and it's subjective, i might find this chair more comfortable, new nod stacy and, and there's no way to compare satisfaction to get out of them. now if you think i might give you a bit of a problem doing mathematics, it does. and that's what's actually happened, an aircraft like, and i'm excited time i started might look like a sensible foundation of saying, you kno

s. government bringing the european partners, etc, etc. even going, going the self. anything to add to reports that according to the french papers, the big french industrial conglomerate lafarge, which has been donating money to the guns and foundation. and has got there was the reports in the french press where it was sending. it was relating funds with isis dash any, any information, any emails that connect up hillary clinton, devices dash through lunch for most of this work was done by the mont for the new york times equivalent of france. and so what they show is that the farm which is a giant amongst other things, a giant concrete company, translational company company was involved in syria as interesting and more than 355 related mouth in out syria, emails release. that's 2000000 emails that we published about syria, including the personal email to the president. and so the investigation by lamond reveals that they paid isis diane money taxes if you will, for the operations in certain areas. yep, thank i engage in a variety of business business, the business med

for example, hypertension, heart disease, diabetes, etc. so those are the three tools. , containment, mitigation, and medical countermeasures so to speak. so those are the tools that we have to battle covid-19. frances: i'm glad you raised the medical community. i have a question about the use of medicine and the role of physicians in getting people vaccinated which i think is growing. is there more the medical community with its authority should be doing to move us ahead and to counteract this enormous spread? asst. sec. levine: there are several different ways that we partner with the medical community. we have regular communications with the medical community, as well as our state, local, and other public health officials throughout the country. one is that, our medical community are on the frontlines. they are nurses and doctors and other medical providers that are seeing patients in doctor's offices and clinics and doing testing as well as seeing , patients that are very ill and in the hospital. they are medical heroes. i think it's al

and they have someone paying for the launch campaign, etc, etc. the launch the deployment and everything. they also have to register the satellite. to do that, they have to create the national agency. they have to develop a national space, lo, etc, etc. so it's, it's the circle. yes, you may say is a drop in the ocean. but it's very inspiring and then you have to be done no step by step and it's working very well. now let me ask you about the private actors because the americans, in particular, under their bomb and ministration, made a decision to out source floor or bit exploration to private companies. and they've been quite successful. done as a top you are an official. do you have any leverage over private actors and if so, is it any in any way, different your interactions with them from your interactions with national actors? well, the interaction with the private sector is extremely interesting. what i can see if they are, they really want to follow the rules. the attitude is we want to talk to you to be able to understand which of the rules

sort, etc. ., .,, , sport, etc.announced, all— sport, etc. nothing new has been announced, all of— sport, etc. nothing new has been announced, all of that _ sport, etc. nothing new has been announced, all of that stuff - sport, etc. nothing new has been announced, all of that stuff has i announced, all of that stuff has been announced before. of course the government should be investing in local communities, that is the normal day—to—day business of government. the prime minister and conservative party made a special promise to level up. what does that mean above and beyond the normal day—to—day business of government? i'm not entirely clear. what day-to-day business of government? i'm not entirely clear.— i'm not entirely clear. what do you want it to mean? _ i'm not entirely clear. what do you want it to mean? i _ i'm not entirely clear. what do you want it to mean? ithink— i'm not entirely clear. what do you want it to mean? i think it - i'm not entirely clear. what do you want it to mean? i think it needs l i'm

they have framed this as _ produce ppe, etc. they have framed this as a _ produce ppe, etc.opposed — efficient way of going about things, as opposed to — efficient way of going about things, as opposed to a _ efficient way of going about things, as opposed to a calcified, - efficient way of going about things, as opposed to a calcified, old - as opposed to a calcified, old school — as opposed to a calcified, old school way _ as opposed to a calcified, old school way of _ as opposed to a calcified, old school way of going - as opposed to a calcified, old school way of going about. as opposed to a calcified, old school way of going about it. | as opposed to a calcified, old - school way of going about it. there is two _ school way of going about it. there is two conflicting _ school way of going about it. there is two conflicting narratives, - school way of going about it. there is two conflicting narratives, and l school way of going about it. there is two conflicting narratives, and ii is two conflicting narratives, and i think— is two conflicting narratives, and i think des

. ., , , , texts, etc.s so obvious, mr stride, _ texts, etc. that just seems so obvious, mr stride, don't - texts, etc. that just seems so obvious, mr stride, don't you | texts, etc. that just seems so - obvious, mr stride, don't you agree? yes. i think many things might seem very obvious when things go wrong in hindsight but i am hopeful because we do now have the best part of a dozen enquiries into the events around greensill and we would avoid the situation in the future. it is important we do this if people are going to have confidence in our political system.— going to have confidence in our political system. why do you think neither the chancellor, _ political system. why do you think neither the chancellor, rishi - political system. why do you think i neither the chancellor, rishi sunak, nor any of his officials simply texted back david cameron to say, look, you need to put this in writing, you need to do this formally?— writing, you need to do this formall ? ., , ., , ., formally? that is the main t

the parents who didn't seem properly, etc. i wonder how do you persuade people to be more read with that, how to proceed that help as you know, that treasure that they should keep onto as much as possible rather than being so wasteful with it. again, i didn't pull the point. i've been working more recently in the air of satiety and rhythm, the body clock, and the body clock. there isn't enough information to the public or understanding. i've been pushing here in australia for actually public health programs about looking after your body and that best sleeping well, eating well, exercising well. avoiding stress plenty of sunlight, these a key elements. you know, it's a healthy lifestyle and not just a matter of what you want to eat or, or don't leave. well, how much in drink and it's a package. and once we, we have a clock in, in our brian and in every cell in our body there isn't clock linked to that. and when things like stress or poor nutrition or whatever, come along the whole body gets disturbed. and there is not enough un

, etc, etc. they are the ones really calling the shots when push called the shops in totalitarian regimes. any election they have are rigged and challenges are handpicked by the authoritarian rulers in free democracies, the rulers rigby elections and hand pick the candidates. and they do this to other countries as well. don't forget, the dns e own lawyers said in court that the democratic party has the right to pick their nominee in a smoke filled room behind closed doors. effectively rigging their own primary election. and of course, even beyond that, the system is eventually rigged by money. don't have millions of dollars, then you're not going to congress. and who do you have to reach out to in order to get that money to run the rich, the rulers of the society? if you're believe don't fit with their beliefs, then no money for you. it's like the soup nazi. but with money still not to fill in totally carrying regimes your force to all day in free democracies, you are trained to think your obedie

, etc. in this operation against cuba, they are all they mean the economy was also a fundamental matter. let's remember, cuba has been in a grave economic crisis since the start of the pandemic. and even before that, due to the titans, us embargo during the pandemic, the u. s. government to low and approve more than 50 measures related to that. meanwhile, the countries paralyzed with low financial inflows and the need to tackle the pandemic. this resulted in food shortages, as well as a lack of some medic, as most resources with them to treat patients with coded 19th. cuba is now at the peak of the pandemic and medical personnel on high alert. we discussed the cubans, how they live in this situation. and their opinion almost happened. you can, hey, on the street, the story of the people not only ball today, but also yesterday, and the days before people don't have enough resources to take care of themselves and their families. there's a lack of maps and food. we need to talk and make proposa

so the organizers tell off that the test and the space people out, etc, but testing is an inaccurate science. all right, there's a lot to unpack, and you're on the 1st 2. what does this tell us about what measures need to be taken? now at some of those places outside of the venue, like you said, where the gathering and trains and stations, and balls and etc. and is there any sign the authorities will actually be learning and implementing those lessons? the trouble is, it's very difficult to control those control measures outside of the event short of a lockdown. it is almost impossible. so what we can do is advise, inform, educate the people who wish to go to the stadium, how to keep sas. and it's not easy because a lot of them are young people and then they are dropping the god because of being with friends. and of course, uncle whole allows you to also gobeel god. so it's difficult, no matter which way we go. it's difficult. having said that, you can build a lot of education advise inflammation and stricter adherence to rules whilst you're in the stadium. but it is difficult to giv

theories race theory etc. it's very in indeed this academic freedom issue is very worrying and yeah, the rationality of these of course, i think it's really more political. i would say that really based on an approach or intellectual approach of your universalism and fortunately the fascinating thank you for that suzanne. this is a really important complicated debate and broadly it seems to be between the universalistic tradition that president macon defended in his speech and which is rooted in the american first amendment tradition as well. of allowing the multiplicity of views to flourish without regulation and well, we'll call it this more particularist tradition which president maclean associated with critical race theory which would suggest in the academy and public square that uh, there's less grounds for free speech. how would you characterize this debate and and help us understand how in this case? it's france that seems to be on the side of universalism. yeah, look, i don't think it's that simple. i

if we don't get the health pass and vaccinate, but we need to ease live our everyday lives, etc. it's a logical genre. it seems like we haven't returned to the past. history has clearly demonstrated that we haven't injured, pointless, suffering for an indefinite period of time. will the people in government understand this? i don't know. i mean, i'm good is roy thing here already. we've seen a tax on vaccination centers in france, including over the weekend, one that was burned down. that is now being treated as austin, as a result to be here and those who trying to define the rules when they come into force and try and access restful to catholics without the health pulse could face massive fines if they are caught. so to will, the business owners say there is a double whammy of reasons why people may not be trying to jump the system when it comes to that. and all of this is pushing many people here in france. we've seen 3000000 vaccination appointments being made since those are not by the government just over a week ago. pushing many people into a very, very tight corner over w

it is much more financials, etc.t is kind of the divide when using about composition. 30% of the s&p 500 were those secular growers, and 30% of the market cap was in favor of sector growers. arguably, other parts of the world are far more a college trade. guy: thank you very -- a cyclicality trade. guy: thank you very much for your time. what have we got coming up for you? kathy woods selling chinese tech stocks. more on the changes she's making. we are talking about her flagship fund. we will focus on that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: it is time for the bloomberg business flash, a look at some of the biggest business stories in the news right now. apple rallied to another record today after a bloomberg report that the company asked suppliers to build as many as 19 million iphone this year, an increase of about 20% from last year. -- as agreed to take a stake of almost 5% in jeffrey's financial group. that will cost about $386 million, and as part of the japanese bank's effort to strengthen its securities busin

they are the basis of — - they feed all sorts of animals which in turn are i food etc, etc, etc.e of l species of the world. yasmine, is to come up with effective ways of maintaining this biodiversity and the government — to be fair to it, as the committee says — has some very ambitious targets. but targets have been put into law which the committee wants, but targets have been put on things like child poverty and it turns out, actually, what happens when you have a targeted law when it is failed to be met or broken? you don't drag the prime minister off and stick him in jail. in a sense, there is difficulty here between matching ambition with credibility. as the committee said, it's grandiose statements, superficial strategies. completely counterproductive policies which are more about exploiting nature even now — a very 18th and 19th century, kind of man—centred, if you like, view of the natural world. and it's still going on. and in a way, i worry that all the right things are being said, but the kind of aggressive capitalism of our times is deeply uninterested in these very i

there was no riot, no people in the street burning, etc., etc.ulation is very calm, very, very calm, and doesn't what to give any pretext to that government to ask for any intervention. that is for its own interest for its own protection that it is asking for that. amy: magali comeau denis, who do you believe right now is in charge of haiti? according to "the new york times" the interim says he is taking command of the police and the army, declaring a state of siege that essentially puts the country under martial law. the constitutional experts question is right to impose it and his claim to power was quickly challenged by a rival who was named to be the next prime minister under moÏse but not sworn in, of the president of the supreme court who just died of covid who constitutionally would have been next in succession. what entity should be in charge of haiti right now? and your concerns about the call for u.s. and u.n. troops? >> none of them is legitimate to be in power. there is no provision in the constitution for that situation. we are -- si

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, etc. in this operation against cuba roles, if you go on twitter, you'll find the hash tag as so as cuba in the trends, and some of the most senior you as politicians among go sending out the signal saying how much they are worried. so genuinely worried is so for the cuban regime to step down and lead democracy flourish in cuba. i hope and pray for a free cuba for morality is no suffering under its unbearable communist rule. viva cuba libra, as so as cuba, so as cuba might as well turn into cuban lives, matter, please don't blame me for trying to sound sarcastic when talking about serious hardships of an entire nation. but just think of this, it's america that's been squeezing you by the clutches of its economic blockade for 6 decades and refused to lifted. even when the pandemic kicked in, even when $184.00, you and nations called on washington to do so. just for the sake of the people and the difficult times in havana, this hard line is being compared to genocide. but nope, the americans

we can discuss the question of minority rights and what that means, etc. but ultimately majority democratic rule is the driving force behind democracy . if you have 25 people vote and 13 want one, option 12 want the other. well, the 13 when that's simply the way it works and, but the problem in america is we don't have that. we have a system of minority rule upon minority rule, neither side has the power and consequently everyone's going bonkers as a consequence. they're more and more frustrated. i said before, i brought up the image of a 2 scorpions in a bottle, and that's exactly what we're seeing. so, i mean, so america needs effective majority democratic rule and a can't get it. but, you know, arthur, correct me, i'm in canada. got a new constitution in 1986 that correct? yeah. so i mean and have canada fall apart. is canada, be on the constitution holds almost no way to canada and not, not the same kind of way, but catalyst though canada that can, is still a well functioning society and fact it's orderliness, and democratic nature are the envy of amer

she this is fraud, this is political, etc, etc. okay, how is pedro? cathy is the appointment going to be received by regional leaders and also by leaders in the west. well, i think people are going to be cautious. i mean, i think that for maurice just had such a clear, long line of prosecutions. corruption with up to jail. there was great support for me either. i think people are wary. i think they do want stability. i think many are believing that he'll be a moderate left if that whole respect election as i do. so i think they're, they're accepting, but there was a great concern about the election results had not been accepted because there was every indication he won the election a very close election mcqueen election. there was a great fear that latin america is going to back and tie when with the elections, if conservative, didn't like the election, the military or be, or this case congress would have intervened. so there's a certain wariness about if there is a support, i think there's a, the feeling that he needs exceed, particularly the midst o

, etc. but they have not made sufficient progress because the more the government, when the government's actions in kashmir had rob august on their own. and that does not feel that enough is being done on the front binders to moody to justify a continuation of the bet channel. so i have to ask you this, is this, this conflicts been going on? a continuous con is time helping the situation? it or is it only rationing up emotions in the streets of the people as we're not seeing any solution coming to ahead time time is not helping the situation. and, and the main reason for that is that in the, within the engine political system, the congress, sparky, which was the more centrist party, has kind of fallen out of favor and fallen out of favor in a big way. and therefore those, the right wing of the center of the nationalist, the consulting highway you may want to call it would take a much harder line on the sun and fish me and been all in are and will be in are, frankly, and this has, this is shi

this has been evident for things like inflation expectations, etc., where a lot of market-based expectationsre reducing the level of inflation going back to what seems to be persistently hot. caroline: where's the market getting its cues from? they must dovish person on the fed seems to be the chair himself. but the other members of the fomc seem to be a little bit more hawkish in their tone. should we take that much from fed chair powell this week? >> i think that it is a confusing one of a when looking at the dots compared to what would be the core of the market committee. i think the reason the market is paying such a heavy emphasis is that those dots became a litmus test for the framework. the idea that you want to post cyclically expand the policy, show it to me in the dots. especially the 2023 dots, basically the litmus test or anchor it could point to. i think june kind of busted that. it is not to say that the fed will be hawkish or preventative of a broader cycle. when you look at what the fed is projecting in terms of nominal gdp growth, only 60 basis points of hikes, that is still

, etc, however, lam younger, i— vulnerability, etc, however, lam younger, i am only 25, i stay relatively5, i stay relatively fit and i recently had covid — relatively fit and i recently had covid and _ relatively fit and i recently had covid and we were told that the vaccine — covid and we were told that the vaccine would reduce serious illness and hospitalisation amongst the old, or it affects the older generation more _ or it affects the older generation more than — or it affects the older generation more than the young and it is pretty rare to _ more than the young and it is pretty rare to see — more than the young and it is pretty rare to see young people, you could say hospitalised or suffering, so i was wondering why would i or any other— was wondering why would i or any other young person be inclined to -et other young person be inclined to gel the _ other young person be inclined to get the vaccine for individual reasons? _ get the vaccine for individual reasons? . ., ~', get the vaccine for individual reasons?— get the vaccine for individual reasons? . ., ., reasons? yeah, thank

wedding longer, paying more, etc. caroline: paying more for services rather than goods.hat are we going to see differently between a red hot ism manufacturing number and red-hot services number? olivia: the supply and services number is service providers but also includes construction and restaurants and hotels. it could be the goods that restaurants are getting, which could be food, for example. it could be lumber. it could be anything that they need. joe: but, the key theme to be -- we keep looking at all these different measures, backlogs. the cost of trucking, shipping. nothing seems to be rounding the corner yet and sustainably going down except lumber prices. olivia: yeah, the demand on one side -- we are excited to go to restaurants and get back into this economy. on the labor side, that is not returning as quickly as we expect. so, when is all of that going to float down -- slow down our what these service providers are waiting and hoping for. romaine: we are not really seeing a huge crackdown in growth. a lot of these businesses are having problems, but they are

that means — companies, etc will face the strain.. if you don't want the nhs to— of that list. if you don't want the nhs to suffer, which has been the government's line throughout the pandemic, that means the nhs has to have enough people. the question is what with— have enough people. the question is what with the next stage be, would it mean _ what with the next stage be, would it mean people on public transport, people _ it mean people on public transport, people looking and various different areas. _ people looking and various different areas. do _ people looking and various different areas, do they follow similar rules? 0r areas, do they follow similar rules? or the _ areas, do they follow similar rules? or the rules — areas, do they follow similar rules? or the rules they did for everyone? ithink— or the rules they did for everyone? i think there's a lot of uncertainty. it is very complicated and it _ uncertainty. it is very complicated and it will— uncertainty. it is very complicated and it will take, i imagine, a few weeks. —