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europe. yesterday say we need to invest, invest, invest. along with the 100 $18 billion u.s., also a general catalyst driving plans for about $150 billion in say it kaput to play in francein europe alongside other investors to drive and build out infrastructure to layer is well on top of the industrial sector of europe. that is where they think the opportunity is. key questions around implementation and regulation and whether or not we have the data, the chips, and the talent to really compete versus u.s. and china. jackie: this is an ambitious effort on behalf of the europeans but i am curious because they usually also have been those to be at the forefront of regulation, something that private companies and some investors don't really love. have you gotten a sense from the executives you have spoken to about how that balance is playing out right now there? >> that is very much a live debate. to what extent europe should regulate when it comes to ai. it will start to take hold this year. it will be largely fully implemented by 2026. the door is open. to what extent they can tweak the regulation going forward is a question mark but clearly between europe's approach and

i asked him whether europe and france have a real shot at competing with the big us and chinese playersean union, it is a widely shared sentiment — not anti—innovation, but not up on the innovation race. i want to call that into question. first of all, the web was invented in europe, which is something that a lot of people don't know. is innovation just spending astronomical amounts of money, draining energy resources, having fairly empty promises about labour or economic security? or is innovation having a balanced approach that recognises that people have civil rights, their privacy matters, labour and economic issues really matter and democracy matters, right. and the most privileged investors. on some level for president trump's recent election. however, that said, i don't want to let the europeans completely off the hook. are trained using our personal data. we have little to no transparency except in about us, we opt in to — indiscriminate data collection is the default in the united states and in china. futures from all of us while embracing these actual innovations. properly con

but in europe beat france, be germany. anybody cause as we have to stop it is the feasible outcome and people are suffering. inflation is, you know, be a about the rules. they tried to lead deal to do demise this by just so i'm totally, georgia's are ones that they do legitimize and so on. so about a stablish when i'd gotten hold for the war. yeah, well, the discounts a little less than like in romania, another great democratic experiment in the hearts of europe. it's, it's, it's the same for pepe. there's one thing that is obvious that we always, we should be aware of should tell our viewers, is it escalation is always an option. it's always an option. ok? because that's how some people interpret this. trump is threatening, but if it doesn't come to the table, then you'll get my rap. it's always there. escalation is always a possibility. go ahead. pepsi or an escalation will be discussed by the way, uh, early next week in brussels. by may till you tell a soul of notables, all of them, all the $27.00 will be there, and the

i want to go back to what you said in europe because i mentioned earlier the numbers out of germany are astonishing down 60% in terms of sales. france impact of elon more than the u.s. or is this a lack of a lineup? ross: no, this is 100% politics. when you go into germany and you start supporting the right wing almost like nazi party of germany, you will get a lot of germans not -- remember, europeans are very conscious people. they pay a lot of attention to things that are important, whether it be the quality of their food or water. and also they care about climate. but win push comes to shove, elon's agenda is a direct affront to the direction of europe. europeans are voting with their dollars. they're not going to buy teslas because they know they can buy other e.v.'s that are just as good. we are just starting to see this. it's happening in california as well. this is a big problem for tesla long term and i am really concerned they're going to be unable to grow sales moving forward with the current, i would say, anti-marketing campaign of elon. caroline: you mening the far right party in germany which in many ways musk has led

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your ip to other entities, this is important for us to keep it because the competitiveness of europe, and francearticularly, is at stake if we are touching this. tom: thank you very much indeed. pascal daloz, ceo of dassault systemes, on the back of those earnings and how those numbers position the company going forward. the partnership deepening with vw and the automaker space. there is plenty more coming up. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: the lines from bnp paribas are over in france planning a one point $1 billion buyback trading proving pretty strong for this business, fourth-quarter net income coming in about the estimates with a beat in the fourth quarter for bnp paribas with a net income of 3.2 billion euros. the estimates had been for 2.2 9 the way i approach work post fatherhood, has really trying to understand the generation that we're building devices for. here in the comcast family, we're building an integrated in-home wifi solution for millions of families like my own. in the average household, there are dozens of connected devices. connectivity is a big part of my boys' li

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well, this comes as right landing parties gain steam across europe in germany, austria, france, and the netherlands populous to politicians are coming out on top. the southern shift and voting trends can be explained by growing it, concerns over immigration, the stagnant economies, and high living costs. all right, let's cross a live now to you. k heritage party. later david occurred to david, good to have you on the program with us. um, i'd like to hear your reaction to this pull that shows that you take reform party overtaking both labor and the conservatives. does this come as a surprise to you? and it doesn't really come as a surprise to and what's happened is the, i think people in the u. k. all completely fed up with the established policies. and what happens in the last general election, which is only 7 months ago, was people abandoned the conservative party, which of being in power for 14 years. and people were so disgusted with them because they're not conservative. a tool, they do exactly the opposite of what they said they were going to do. they let immigration get out of con

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what i heard this time from leaders across the e.u., not just france, was a unity of optimism, that ai can unlock passive growth for europefrance is in the middle of figuring out how to accelerate its infrastructure. they have data center construction behind the united states and they are happy to accelerate permitting and construction. they are happy to work with american tech companies like nvidia to staff these data centers. you will see over the long-term europe start to accelerate. in the short-term, i think they want to partner with folks like america. caroline: and the administration -- you have close proximate he to the administration. the relations are at their highest moment right now. anjney: the best thing about this administration is they share everything very quickly. i think jd was clear in his speech in europe that we're putting america first and we will help our allies. nato is a huge partner for america. i think we will continue to see more investments in nato alliances. jackie: as an early investor on openai, also on the board of mistral, what do you make of this feud between elon musk and openai? does

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europe has invested in enough infrastructure. one of the things that it seemed that president macron of france was trying to do during the summit was image as europe, as anti innovative over regulatory. but as an entrepreneur and as an investor. are there still some big challenges europe's need to overcome, and are there some things that need to change for europe to really compete in the ai realm on a global stage? >> i think when it comes to the regulation, you know, we are seeing a changing kind of landscape. and, you know, i think it was quite symbolic to see that summit has gone from ai safety to more ai acceleration. and what i wish is that we're going to see a more level playing field across the world. you know, if the us is dealing with ripping out regulation and vance is talking about opportunity in ai, then in europe, we're not going to go that far. if we add more regulation on top of it. so i think europe has to think about this as how do we create a level playing field for the great european entrepreneurs to compete? you know, if we look at if we look at the ingredients, we have a lot of talent in europe. there is a huge

france is the second largest market for electric cars in all of europe. so that's that's really bad for tesla. down 63%. the only country in europe that is a larger market than france is germany. in germany, tesla sales are down 59%. in sweden, tesla sales are down 44%. in norway, tesla sales are down 38%. in the netherlands, tesla sales are down 42%. weird, right? i wonder why that is here on this side of the atlantic. new polling from the economist and yougov looks at how americans feel about the ceo of tesla, and specifically his involvement in the us government. now, after he spent so much money to get donald trump elected to the presidency, economist and yougov took two polls, one right after the election and another one this week. now that trump's been in office for a couple of weeks. and look at this among republican voters, specifically, the proportion of people who wanted elon musk to have, quote, a lot of influence in the us government since the election, it has plummeted by 21 points. we're now down to only about 1 in 4. republicans wants elon

. >> the only country in europe that is. >> a. >> larger market than france. is germany. >> in germany, tesla sales. >> are down 59%. in sweden, tesla sales are down. >> 44%. in norway. >> tesla sales are down 38%. >> in the netherlands, tesla. >> sales are down 42%. >> weird, right? >> i wonder why that. >> is here on this side of. >> the atlantic. >> new polling. >> from the economist and yougov looks at how americans feel about. the ceo of tesla, and. specifically his involvement in the. us government. now, after he spent so much money. >> to get donald trump elected. >> to the presidency, economist and yougov. >> took two polls, one right after the. >> election and another one. this week. now that trump's been in office for a couple of weeks. and look at this among republican. >> voters. >> specifically, the. proportion of people who wanted elon musk to. >> have. >> quote, a lot of influence in the us government since the election. >> it. >> has. >> plummeted by. >> 21 points. >> we're now down to only. >> about 1. >> in 4. >> republicans wants elon. >> mu

as a rec. similarly in france, there is no industrial base anymore in europe. they can produce or even begin to match. they've already conceded that even the united states plus europe combined can not match the industrial output on military hardware and weapons that russia can produce. so you take united states out of the equation. so you're, you're obviously even as more of a disadvantage. so this is look the reality as europe is being exposed now for the 2nd class power that it is not really a power. that is, there is no majority. there's not a single country in europe where you have a majority party and a majority of the population. believe one thing you've got all these fragments in every society. whether it's the, i'll stay in germany where they get like they're the top party and they get 28 percent of the vote. so unlike the united states where there was a majority support for donald trump, no european country has that. and frankly, i think donald trump has a vendetta, particularly against the u. k. for their past involvement in fabricating russia. gates,

frances, good morning. this is exactly the question hanging over europe this morning. as trump's statements leave us with more questions than answers. for example, what exactly is the u.s. negotiating position? what is russia willing to offer concessions on? most important, what role ukraine itself get to play in these negotiations? the issue of ukraine's territorial integrity has been central to this conflict since russia first invaded and annexed ukrainian territory back in 2014 since the start of russia's full-scale invasion in 2022. the u.s. and its western partners have constantly juggled ukraine's desire to liberate all of its territory with these so-called on-the-ground realities. the biden administration, for example, never committed itself to assisting ukraine in liberating crimea from russian control. if trump's statement yesterday represents a meaningful policy shift of any kind, it would move away from the nato stance. hegseth said restoring the 2014 borders was simply unrealistic and it would only prolong the war and bring about continued death and destruc

and in europe, politicians like jordan padilla, president of france is far right, resumed a more national party. have said, boys will be the environment's greatest ally, it is true then we will save the planet of the last 50 years. 63 rules have been built along voters or occupied territory across the world. in fact, 6 out of 10 people in the world live in a nation with one of these board awards. a lot of the migration is internal displacements. there's no migrant who willingly wants to leave. so there's also the assumption that they're dying to come to america or dine to come to the european union. no, therefore, for economic reasons, for political reasons and, and sometimes environmental than the environmental, sort of, intertwined with the solution into political. and i think a lot of these narratives are really embedded in that kind of colonial and often racist attitude. it's that the hordes of savages are out there. and if there's any, suggest it to your impacts and zabel spice. and they will effect are dramatic new video shows a struggle between border patrol and migrants and el pas

gary and prime minister victo or button frances maureen maureen, depend, were among the attendees. patriots for europe has become very pin parliaments, said law, just block officers creation last year. and i'm calling the crowns in taiwan. have been celebrating new year by floating luncheons into the night sky. people have been writing the hopes and dreams on them for the coming year of the snake from good health to wealth and weld peace. let's go along. some festival has been held in the mountains the since 1999 as well. that's it from me. so the highlights, you'll find more information on our website on the news, continue say on al jazeera, off to, to 12 to 0. the the hello nice. so many rooms across here up at the moment is clicking don gray quad saver tools east and most possible cloud into west central and weston area, sir, and called him nice little area of low pressure, just making his way across northern areas of france at present some shell was too fumbling away across the western side of the med. it's right. at least we'll time to drift. a little further east was for sunday. and notice we al

france and my european colleagues. tom: i want to loop back to eu ai regulation. that is being implemented in europe this year at a time when president trump is slashing ai regulations in the u.s. to what extent does that hamper europe? eric: you are right. on top of the agenda, we have an agenda of -- the summits in europe are really geared toward that goal and we are working on it. ai regulation is not the biggest problem for the investors. we have other regulations that we will/. tom: so that should be the focus, should the au ai act -- should the eu ai act be reformed or rethought in light of the changes around regulation in the u.s.? eric: -- what they tell me is the way ai's emblem as it may be a problem for other countries. not the ai itself stop so we will adapt to cope with the demand. tom: on the investment front, i've been speaking to executives and one ceo said to me, funding infrastructure in europe is the wrong solution. we ought to be funding value creation. is there a risk of funding around data centers and chips that ends up being misplaced? eric: there is a plan for infrastructure.

spanish louisiana, they will erect a republic, an independent republic aligned with france and most importantly, those in europe will consider an act of the united states, not a group of independent, rabble rousing kentuckians. all right. and so ginny arrives in philadelphia with these instructions. and within days of arriving in philadelphia, he meets andre michaux, and he says, oh, andre so you're planning to go out west kentucky on that route? you see i'm to be a scientist and everybody thinks you're a scientist. is there any way you might go out there and meet with some kentucky frontiersmen and see they'll do this invasion? michaux the loyal frenchmen that he is agrees much to his use. again, once again, extraordinary, reluctant. even jinny writes about, you know, i don't think he really wanted to do it, but he was very loyal to france and. he did it. and so ginny and michaud construct a plan to travel out to kentucky, in which michaux is going to travel under the guise of science. some people may be aware of this project with the apes and when he goes out to kentucky, he's to meet george rogers clark. tha

there's no clear leadership in motion times, particularly in europe, was always driven by the german french access of power assembling in france and parish laboratory. we can president us for some time now. germany and a few days is going through elections. what needs to emerge from europe is a more serious way to ship a clear leadership. now that doesn't make it easy because we talk in europe and in new york, you know, it's not a united states with europe, which a union of nation schools of worth, which usually makes decisions in one of one central basis. as opposed to the great powers, the us, china, russia, they have clear leaderships, we are executives. so when you're planning time is also important on the sending institutions to deal with nation states. so i'm obviously bigger than others. i've more leverage than others, but the biggest h table is going to be great, a bargain challenge, i think with the ministration right now, the trump administration. much what's doing is that in short, it's challenging europe in europe. team leaders to basically to act time is of the essence. he made the statement that he was for him. p

europe. they form governments. you look at the upcoming midterm election, 60% will vote for center right. in france, lepen is the opposition around 40% in snap parliamentary elections and saw a 60% majority against the far right. the problem is that the 60% often types want to fight with each other because they don't agree with each other. and you force that 60% to be in government and the opposition, eventually the far right is going to do better particularly if there are economic issues and other crises that emerge. what we see is the antiestablishment across the democratic world. it's taking a toll on incouple bepts in europe and giving room to the far right. and mixed story. the far right parties that are in governing coalitions didn't do as well. where this is going to come to a head. when we look at european democratic systems and this fight over u.s. and european technology policies, one of the great things about european political systems, they are highly regulated, no citizens united. money in politics is constrained and tight regulations on public broadcasting and how much time it can get

france and fashion butler reports. the french style top that is europe's big, also official intelligence hope less than 2 years since its creation. we stroll a lie has secured multi $1000000000.00 funding partners with microsoft and gain global attention. but unlike most of its american competitors, we stroll is best thing on open source technology and says it aims to make a life more accessible and diverse as a european access company. we've been focused on bringing a mentor for language is to do now to be a systems. we've also been focused on bringing cheapo access to the technology for the open source. but he's mentioning what he approaches very important to investigate on what is wrong with that spanish. the thought be a good that to a gentleman and, and they are a specifically a tune for having new teachers to all buddies. a mistrial, maybe leading europe's a. i push bought the continent is still lagging behind for now, silicon valley's take firms dominate the industry, but then it could be changes in january, chinese, still a top deep seeks done the world by releasing a low cost, high performing chat to model. the

lauren: sales down across europe in january and 63% in france and sharply lower in uk and germany and announcing 12 new positions engineering roles and optimist and team in fremont, california. stuart: looking at arm holdings and they were up and now it's down. lauren: the forecast is slightly disappointing and they make the technology inside all of the smart phones sold in the world but if the forecast doesn't wow these days, that's what happens. stuart: all right. administration is canceling the government's subscription to certain media outlets. intriguing. mike emmanuel joining us. which outlets and why the cancellations? >> stu, due to trump administration scrutiny and politico under the microscope. >> i can confirm that the more than 8 million taxpayer dollars that have gone to essentially subsidizing dollars to politico on american taxpayer's dime will no longer be happened. >> elon musk writing on x not efficient use of taxpayer funds for wasteful expenditure deleted and also scrutiny on public broadcasting outlets like national public radio and pbs and on that musk says "defu

frances burwell there, at the stink with fellow at the council centre. europe's council centre. to central america, us secretary has been operating. of about forty billion dollars. usaid was created more than 60 years ago after an act its budget. let's look at some other stories making news. at school in sheffield. to all saints catholic high school shortly the prime minister said his thoughts are with the boy's family, adding that to 1a years and three months injail. allowed six areas to bypass a 5% cap on increases. allowed a 9% rise — birmingham, somerset you're live with bbc news. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will be the first since his inauguration when he visits the white house mr netanyahu is already in washington meeting 0ur correspondentjoe inwood is in jerusalem, of the gaza ceasefire. prime minister netanyahu didn't seem keen to emphasise that. instead he spoke about the strength of the relationship to the white house — although it's worth pointing between the two. about unrwa — the un agency for palestinians — threat posed by iran, israel's great rival i

france has been mired and political crisis for months and with the u. k. now out of the u, it doesn't have a strong claim to leadership in europe. instead, it's other countries taking the most action right now. these are the countries that have seen the most dramatic increase in defense spending over the last 10 years, poland, estonia, lot fia, lithuania, and finish. what do they all have in common? right, they all share a border with russia. we are the countries. now that's the case was rushing across the directions, highway one. so we took off the pressure on our folder and it shows poland has planning to spend 5 percent of gdp on defense this year. more than even the u. s. the baltic and northern states to have invested mass of the into the military. but the, it doesn't matter whether the baltic states increased the defense funding and they keep abilities by 200 percent or 3000 if you want this year signs of their countries and their economies doesn't match well, find some jeremy for example. and so you need the big countries, you need to promise you need germany, you need the united kingdom. germany has pledged to ramp up it