much more fun than fidel. f fidel couldn't dance. he was obsessed with politics. in mexico city they'd try to take him out and line up indicates with people also in the movement and fidel would just like bore them to tears and raul would kick him under the table trying to get him to stop doing politics but he wouldn't do it. i digress. yeah. there was that sort of thing. also hanging around down there, there's still around, the old, you know, fires, the ones that had been very, very young during the revolution. so some of them were still hanging around. daniel ochoa became very famous and he was hanging around, shuffling around the archives and he's like 90 now and he's in uniform, i went up to introduce myself, and told him what i was doing, i'm writing a book about the women's platoon and he was involved, so we chatted about it, he told me a few stories. you know. and that was kind of a little break through as well. and a woman gorilla became state in the military. i did things like this as an annual ceremony on the anniversary of cilia's death. and it's in the

see what was fidel castro promising democracy? >> guest: yes he was. as a matter fact or "new york times" journalist went to the mountains to interview him, he said on camera, that he was not a communist, that he was for democracy, for instituting the constitution and checked constitution of 1940 and open elections. everything you told people was a lie. part one of my book tells how he got into power and part two tells how he started issues behind the scenes to turn cuba into a communist country. >> host: one of the things that comes into play in revolution is the 1940 cuban constitution, what wasn't it? >> guest: what was and it was one of the most progressive constitutions around. it actually was based on the american constitution, free speech, freedom for all, free market. you know, habeas corpus, all the things today we enjoy doing there were the 1940 constitution. that's what we were hoping when we are fighting that's what fidel castro would turn cuban into. >> guest: did the cuban revolution split families? >> guest: yes, terribly so. >> host: te

that's what we were hoping when we were fighting against batista fidel castro would have turned cuba into. >> host: they cuban revolution split families? >> guest: terribly, yes. >> host: tell us about your own. >> guest: actually my family, it didn't happen in my family. what i did was, a very good friend of my father, son, turned in his parents into the state because, as counterrevolutionaries. i took that idea and that put in the family because i wanted to bring, i wanted to bring the conflict right into families. you have antagonists and antagonist, it was better to have the antagonist in the family and have the antagonist outside of the family because that created for interest, made it more interesting. >> host: when did you come over to the states? >> guest: 1961 in the peter pan flight. i don't know if you're familiar with those. >> host: what were those? >> guest: that was when fidel castro, there was a rumor about that at the age of ten all children would be taken from their parents interned in cuba and run schools government run schools and basically indoctrinated. they wou

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with he and fidel castro's brother through the years and he's as far as we know he's having a healthy but you mentioned janet reno i didn't realize you were friends with her i know she is the clinton era a g. she made that call to have agents bust in in this predawn raid to get ellie and there was a quote we have that she says we looked at everything that we could do to make sure that it was done safely there had to be a show of force not a use of force to show that we were in control and what seeing as you were friends with her what did she ever tell you about this decision did she ever have any remorse or regrets about making that. call. she had no remorse she used to be the u.s. attorney district attorney in miami and as for i knew or she's come on my show all the time she started in the traffic division a war door way up and clinton was very fond of her made her his attorney general and she had a tough time but once she you know she general was a kind of person once she made a decision that was it that said that's what they're going to do the right thing to do is to reunite her wi

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indeed seeing born financing where infrastructure is picking up all right that's katharine young of fidelity international in hong kong thank you for that now here's a quick roundup of other coronavirus developments around the world the chinese city of new hardware the coronavirus 1st broke out has raised its death toll by 50 percent the revision brings the total number of deaths in the city to almost $4000.00 that will be the most in china now that comes as france's president emmanuel crowd question china's handling of the outbreak speaking to the financial times mccrone say that things quote happened in china that we don't know about close question denmark will allow small businesses such as head dresses and beauties and aunts to reopen on monday the country was one of europe's 1st to shut down but is now gradually easing its lock down and the german state of the various ses minix annual beer festival october faced is unlikely to go ahead for this year . now in the u.s. president donald trump's a healthy americans will be able to get back to work as soon as local conditions allow. for a ph

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joining us to talk about markets and lockdowns and restarting the economy is fidelity investment head of global macro and investment strategy. great to have you on the program. looking at the macro confluence is and exactly what we are seeing, you are focusing on the recovery. what kind of recovery are you expecting to see? i think it's likely to be -- across the world and we will expect, with social distancing measures are very likely to be in place for longer which will make activities very difficult in the sector. v we are not expecting a shaped recovery. potentially with new measures imposed over the next few months. francine: we are having a little bit of connection issues as we are going to take a break, redial and get you back more on the recovery. we will get back and talk more about recovery and what social distancing actually means for consumers. more on that shortly. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is bloomberg surveillance. having a great conversation about the recovery and what kind of phase fidelity is looking at. ,et's get back to our guest head of global macro inve

but when you're with fidelity, a partner who makes sure every step is clear, there's nothing to stopou from moving forward. >>> and then i see the disinfectant where it knocks it out in a minute, one minute. and is there a way we can do something like that by injection inside or almost a cleaning. >> a lot happens in a week these days. that was exactly one week ago when president trump talked up disinfectants, a dangerously ignorant statement that spawned days of controversy and government corrections. and the issue there, and the issue tonight is not fundamentally about ideology or politics. it's about science and truth. government ignorance about science is dangerous during a pandemic. you know that. we know that. maybe sometimes he doesn't know that. today's problems are a long way from how presidents in both parties have tried to approach medical science, especially during crises. here was president obama in his very first inaugural address. >> we will restore science to its rightful place and wield technology wonders to raise health care technology and lower its cost. >> that wa

let's get to the fixed income investment director at fidelity. closed with the lowest weekly close for the 10-year treasury yield last week. we moved by a pew basis points today to a 65 handle, but bank of america and bmo cap -- capital market saying we are poised to retest the record low of 31 basis points on the 10-year treasury yield. are we? >> we think at the least, we can consider u.s. treasury yields being pained around current levels given the fed and other central banks are essentially going to buy unlimited amounts of bonds and that is something i don't think we have ever seen in such a big size before. even in context in faces of market where risk trades in a positive fashion, treasuries have behaved -- they have been very stable over the last few weeks. if you add to that the uncertain impact of covid and the oil price, it is fair to say u.s. treasury's should remain well supported in the next few weeks. how well supported will investment-grade u.s. credit remain? is this an area you are buying? moved: yeah, we actually to strong over

to talk more about this, i would liardio bring in john gag of fidelity investments. take a look at your children -- at your chart of the in 500 back in 1929 and 1987 which the client is more likely in terms of the retest. what can we learn from the path? john: one thing to keep in mind is these bear markets do not unfold in an immediate -- in an immediate fashion. analogues,ooking for theseback to 1929, 1987, sudden breakdowns that are mimicking what we are seeing. the first one, 1929, we had rallies. we lost 36% but then we got back 18%. eventually, we went lower and other 27. there was more work to be done. we had a lower low. fast forward to 1987. we lost 38% plus 15. months later, we were -13. we had an equal low. the retest was ok. i think everybody would be ok with that. what we are looking at today in the s&p, we are. in that rally mode just because we are in a rally, does not mean we are going to go back to old highs. i thought your wedge chart was a fantastic example. if we are looking at this from a risk management standpoint, if you are buying into the mar

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. >> fidelity investments. >> consumer cellular. >> financial services firm raymond james. ♪ ♪rt >> suppogentrepreneurs and their solutions to the world's most pressing problems-- skollfoundation.org. >> the lemelson founda committed to improving lives through invention, in the u.s. and developing countries. on the w at lemelson.org. >> supported by the john d. and catherine t. macarth foundation. committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: s >> togram was made possible by the corporation for inblic broadcast and ibonbyns vutietryors t lioi thu. eb >> woodruff:e is building at the white house and in stathouses tonight, over when to cast off the curbs imposed by covid-19. it comes as the pandemic's death toll is at 28,000 and still rising, and as the economic damage deepens. john yang ports on the day's delopments. >> the plans to reopencohe try are close to being finalized. >> yang: despite pres dent trumgerness to lift restrictions, even as covid-19 continues to claim lives, local of

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