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however, the people behind me, some 50,000 people who are in their fourth hour of a candlelight vigil fo for a dozen young when they were manning the front line, the molotov cocktails, the knives that they have in their belts, they do not think this is a truce. they think its just buying time for a president that they believe is corrupt, and they do not support and they will not leave this square until he leaves immediately in the presidency or, in fact, some of them are calling for him to be tried or perhaps murdered. there is still a lot of anger on the streets. the leadership is trying to quell this anger, and taking to make sure that that handshake holds but it's not clear that people on the street want that. >> there is a great deal of mistrust, a great deal of his tans in believing the assurance of the government. but if the situation physically de-escalating. are the fires out, are some of the barricades moved back? are some of the crowds of police that we've seen prisonneling with riot weapons and all that stepping back from the civilians and you know, building down this crisis,

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we are going to fo on answering the question of how can the republicans win? in case that sounds like a very partisan approach. let me be up front and honest, it is. i never pretend to be objective and pised. my show welcomes fews that are not mine but i hardly hide my political leanings. i clearly believe that america would be better off if the republicans took control of the senate and added to the numbers in the house and took the white house in 2016. that is not just to change the label it is but change the direction for the great but struggling republic. we are suffering under an inexperienced executive leader who proves he is a community organizer, agitate and disrupt and wreak havoc in the social and political order. it is not governing, his grabs in energy and taxing and immigration and determining the monuments to close are mind- numbbing. as he treats the country as his personal kingdom upon he takes no responsibility for the failed policys and disasters. none. it is always someone else's shot. george bush's fault and house republicans and tea party and always someone else. republicans must unite and presen

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fo sonifi. and mark andreessen shots off on shareholders. he doesn't on twitter. he even tweeted me. this is "market makers." you are watching bloomberg tv. we are streaming live on your phone, tablet, and bloomberg.com. ♪ >> good morning everyone. stephanie ruhle and tom keene. the market is down negatively. in washington, forget about the debt ceiling for now. the obama administration is excited to release its newest cyber security strategy. lb this week. u.s. companies are getting hammered. you know about target and others. they will watch that release closely. , our to phil mattingly white house correspondent. he is looking at this. what is the to do list for the administration as they go to this announcement this week? >> what you're going to see as they are to lay out standards. these are based on executive orders released last year. basically, this is what they have to do because they cannot get a legislative fix out of congress. they will lay out what companies provide critical services. you're talking energy, water, financial services. what they should do to guard against cy

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