gen. kelly: it was very, very hard but very meaningful. not very enjoyable. david: your family was a blue-collar family. gen. kelly: very, very blue-collar. my father was a world war ii vet. greatest man i ever knew. david: so you were in combat. did you expect that you would survive? it was very dangerous. gen. kelly: it was dangerous. it's a lot of shooting and bombs and whatnot. but we are marines. david: did you ever say to the president that maybe the tweets are too much? gen. kelly: never did. the president feels very strongly that his tweeting goes around the press. >> would you fix your tie please? david: well, people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed, but ok. let's leave it this way. all right. david: i don't consider myself a journalist. and nobody else would consider myself a journalist. i began to take on the life of being an interviewer even though i have a day job of running a private equity firm. how do you define leadership? what is it that makes somebody tick? so l

gen. mcconville: we made many other improvements. although the bradley is a formidable fighting vehicle, it will be the centerpiece of our mechanized infantry formations. we are reaching the limits of technology and designs in the 1970's. we can only add so much weight, can only make our helicopters fly so fast and so far. conditions have changed. berecognize we will contested in five domains, land, air, sea, space, and cyber in the future. we realize we will have to anti-access ant aerial denial defensive networks. we know that we will face emerging technologies like ai, robotics, and the modern battlefield will look very different from 40 years ago. we submit we are at a similar inflection point to the one our leaders based out of vietnam, and like them, we have to ask ourselves, are we building the army that can compete and win in the next four years -- 40 years? i believe transformational change will build our army. that is what we are doing with the development of the multi-domain ope

gen. jack: we have significantly large scale u.s. spaces and the patriot missiles, defending the spaces they could defeat those. the advanced cruise missiles that the use on the saudi field penetrated on the radar of those patriot missiles. paul: why did they blank. gen. jack: they blinked because they knew the president trump is he person on this work and very different president and with it dealt with 40 years here. and they knew that the retaliation from the united states would-be significance. in one my talking about here. they were taken down all of the eight refineries that the iranians have. they were taking down largely their entire industrial base. the nara flames etc. and then, there strategic deterrence to protect the iranian regime, is built around short range medium-range ballistic missiles and cruise missiles. paul: we could take those out pretty speech of weekend taken them all out in one night. and they know that. that would've been the beginning of the end of the regime. a

gen. kimmitt: i don't think anybody imagines we will pe it is in 25 countries now. we need to reduce it and mitigated to a level that the local forces can handle it. jane: there has been a vote in the iraqi parliament abo expelling u.s. troops. if the u.s. was to withdraw for any reason, how might that compromise iraq's security? gen. kimmitt:ve well, as i said, there are two grouphesell abuttingotential departure of troops isis and iran. isis because this is an opportunity for them to resurrect. we have been fighting alongside our iraqi counterparts and the popular mobilization forcess for ove four years and providing that troops on the ground, but enablers -- intelligence, air support from logistic support and equipping, training. that provides the framework around those young men on th battlefield, and without that framework to help the iraqi whether it is the federal police, counterterrorism service, or army, there will be aca signi integrated capability in iraqi secret rtforces and an

gen. kimmitt: not yet. comment from the chinese was helpful, which is let's try to de-escalate this. the russians understand what is happening in iraq and what is happening in syria. they have no great love lost for the islamic republic, so i think they are keeping their cards close to their chest. david: thank you so much for all of your reporting today and otherwise. that is general mark kimmitt. next, we will talk with nato partners about market reaction to the drone strikes. this is balance of power on bloomberg television and bloomberg radio. ♪ beyond the routine checkups. beyond the not-so-routine cases. comcast business is helping doctors provide care in whole new ways. all working with a new generation of technologies powered by our gig-speed network. because beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected. to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. david: from new york, this is "balance of power" on bloomberg televisio

gen. kelly: never did.resident feels very strongly that his tweeting goes around the press. >> would you fix your tie please? david: well, people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed, but ok. let's leave it this way.

gen. mcconville: i think we would take a few questions. i guess we have a few questions out there? allies and partners, remain strong. >> my name is major dave from the australian defense force. you spoke about the technological advancements ensuring the army remains relevant. -- in a multidomain operation. the initiative to select the right person for the right job through the back tallian command assessment command program is a vital step to achieve this. do you believe that the mid to senior rank levels that there is a deficit in understanding advancements in ai, robotics, and how do we achieve better education for senior leadership? gen. mcconville: that is a great question. one of the points i was trying to make was, if you don't know about artificial intelligence, robotics, get the right people surrounding you that do, and don't be held hostage by your experiences. as i have learned in this job one of the biggest things we can do that i want to learn about is data. think about it. i

in 2018, next gen went into 38 republican congressional districts.e organized a young people, -- organized young people, more than doubled the turnout of young people from 2014 to 2018 in those districts. that is actually what i believe in. registered, engaged turnout. next gen also works with seven national unions to go door to door in swing states. we've hit 25 million doors over the last two election cycles. we are still doing all of these things. i supported but i cannot run it while i am running for president. seriously. so let me say this, when people talk about grassroots, they are not just talking about grassroots. i am not just writing checks to grassroots. when i talk about this, i go to the campuses. i have been in campuses since the beginning of 2014 in new hampshire registering kids, talking to kids, and making sure they have a plan to vote so they do in fact vote. i will also say, sometimes i wonder if this is a good thing. i went to high school in new hampshire. i went to exeter. i spent four years in weather just like this walking to

gen.itt: iran has a very good practice of keeping. --gen. kimmitt: iran is a very good practice of keeping their fingerprints off of operations. there could be something going on and we would not know it. alix:alix: is there a response from a ron that does not exit alix: alix: -- alix: is there a response from a ron that does not escalate, but would be an appropriate measure? gen. kimmitt: i think we need to be realistic and focus on the unconventional capabilities that the iranians have. they are not going to attack us with tanks or airplanes. they are going to use cyber capabilities. they may use drone attacks. they may use their proxies. they may use targeted assassinations. they might use their speedboats in the persian gulf to attack kuwait oil platforms. it got a range of tactics they can use. alix:alix: what do you think the end game is for both the u.s. and iran? gen. kimmitt: clearly iran wants a lifting of sanctions that are crippling the country. clearly, the u.s. wants renegoti

it's originally called next gen climate, by the way, but what it has done is the largest youth voterobilization in american history. we've been in new hampshire since the beginning of 2014. we are on, i think, how many campuses is it in new hampshire? no, no, no. i think it's like colleges-- i think we're on 19. i'll get the number before we're done, but basically, we've been here on all the colleges we can be on and in 2018, next gen, went into 38 republican congressional districts and we organized young people and we more than doubled the young people from 2014 to 2018 in those districts. in those they went from 18% to 41%. 33 of the districts left. and that is actually what i believed in. registered engaged turnout. next gen also worked with seven national unions to go door-to-door, we hit 25 million doors over the last election cycles. next fenn is still doing those things. i'm supporting it, but i can't support it while running for president, seriously. so let me say this, when people talk about grass roots. not just talking about grass roots. i'm not just writing checks to gras

is it just a millenial gen x, y and z type of play? >> that's really where the prime interest is today but i think it's really suitable for someone who is interested in gold and maybe wants to diversify away from a pure gold type play. but bitcoin is essentially digital money. it's a good hedge but it's also, you know, an efficiency producer. there's a lot of productivity using digital money. liz: it's growing. let's be honest, there may not be widespread adoption but t therehas been a lot of money put into this. the big financial companies, they say, better get on board. is there a reason the big names in finance, maybe even the federal reserve and federal government, need to have their own cryptocurrency? >> yeah, i think there's a lot of factual support to what they're saying. today, the bitcoin network clears more volume than paypal or the discover card network. in fact, it's the second largest payment platform after visa and it's close in size to visa, actually. liz: let me let our viewers know that president trump has exited mari

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that's what next gen has been doing. this strange idea in the united states that people are going to participate and take back this government from the corporation who bought it. that's why i am running for president. our government is broken. if you go through the list of things that it refuses to deal with. there is a company making a boat load of money on the other side of that problem who does not want anything to change. i am an outsider, i have been fighting these people for a deck kate. we have never lost. i have no allegiance to the structure of washington, d.c. i want 12 years for congress people and senators. if you want change, put new and different people in charge. [ applause ] and you know i always say to people, the six word argument for term limits are mitch mcconnell, lindsey graham, and chuck grassley. you want to change, make it change. [ applause ] i want to say one other thing you should know. i am the only person in this race who will say climate is his or her number one priority. i have been workin

s crisis research institute told us gen after i wouldn't be at the negotiating table if you didn't need to. go after all has to think about both his various subgroups who supported the different militia groups because although it's called an army it will be composed of a variety of semi autonomous brigades so you'll need to be sure that they are on board you also need to ask whether countries like egypt in the united arab emirates who've been very supportive of his side in this conflict will be happy with the ceasefire and so if that's the case then he may well sign i don't think he would have gone to moscow if he was really willing to sign the positive thing it seems to me is that turkey and russia as in syria have. different sides in the conflict but they are willing to cooperate together and that has helped to calm the conflict in syria as we've seen all the not end it and i think that kind of model where you have people who can say we're honest brokers together because each of us is aware of the interests of people on the ground that is a potentially positive step and we'll see obvi

the claim is true that it was then enough revenge for the entire nation for all those supporters of gen so the one who was a feeler among the society but if there is no casualty i don't know what will happen if the people believe this but i think convinced by the strikes or not of course a significant it was a good response in terms of giving give the us my us our in the region. their own us military base and the reason it does the us territory is iran is attacking us i told. them that no casualties must be a significant response ray said thank you very much for talking with us that was journalist raising cost a in tehran i played the washington correspondent public police is following reactions from the united states and joins us now from washington public present trump has been commenting on the attack using twitter what he had to say so far. that's right terry a far more muted different approach to what we've been seeing in recent days from president trump in his tweet he said all is well missiles launched from iran of 2 military bases located in iraq he said of my assessment of casu

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gen z versus millen y'alls -- millennials, who is better at saving money. we have details.e super bowl celebrations are planned, how many of you will take the next day off from work? back in a minute. eli lilly earnings in focus this morning, i'll speak with the company's cfo after beating earnings on lilly. and then avoiding coronavirus on an airplane, the safest place to sit on your next trip, next up. ♪ because i can't get you off my mind maria: welcome back. eli lilly reporting earnings last hour. it was a double beat. stock is reacting. the company did cut profit guidance for the year, it did raise the revenue outlook while doing so, reflecting the pending acquisition of the durmura. joining us now is the cfo, josh smiley. it's good to see you this morning. thanks very much for joining us. >> thank you for having me, maria. we had a really strong quarter in q4. so it's a great time to be here. maria: characterize the quarter, what drove the business specifically, josh? >> sales grew at 8% in the quarter and that was driven entirely by volume, 10% volume growth coming f

here to talk about it, gen berry. -- gen -- gen berry she won in peru on the medals stand and she raisedrotest and because of it the u.s. olympic committee put her on probation for 12 months. happy to have you. let me start with your reaction. how do you feel about these new rules that were just announced? >> let me first say that i do understand why the ioc made these guidelines and these rules. but i don't think it is to separate sports and politics. the ioc have investments in the olympic games. they invest billions of dollars and they're a company, they're a business. they want to protect that. why not just say that. >> you don't think this is about in any way, shape and form, keeping sports separate from politics? you think this is motivated by the mighty dollar? >> absolutely. they have to protect their investments and want to avoid controversy at all costs. >> did they consult you or any other athletes before they announced these rules, to your knowledge? . >> no, they did not talk to me and i did not hear anything about the ruling. >> if they had consulted you, what would you hav

historical links to libya was chosen and appointed by its european allies to manage the case jointly with gen many for the next few years they always change the agents they change the parties that play the parts but the core of the matter is the same keep libya politically weak and the control of the west keep probing the national wealth makes. sure that the libyan population does not rise up to gain libya back and make it independent and strong and of course as you know what she claimed they need to talk about democracy elections negotiations cease fires and they do it very well with newspapers media expands intellectuals and we are waiting for this man not to before the game but that was ok but ok if half her is backed by paris abu dhabi cairo riyadh france obviously also backing the g.n.a.t. trump criticizing a turkish agreement over oil between. government and national accord government saying it was unhelpful and not sure that means trump is going to come to the rescue what is the green resistance there has been as you just mentioned the media intellectuals and the rest of it it is not m

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their african benches opera the chinese payment service is up and running in both nigeria and kenya gen based mobile phone producer transition is considered a good example of how chinese companies can do well in africa and biotech firms like gene biological products see africa as a lucrative market the company office rapid test devices to detect malaria and dengue fever another wave of chinese tech investment is expected to roll onto african shows this year let's talk about that with most of the c.e.o. of after link a platform that brings together the best as entrepreneurs and innovators. 1st of all what sort of size of investment are you expecting this year from the chinese tech sector in africa so this you respect i would say 2020 respect and over a 1000000000 investments like you already talked about oprah oprah already raised $140000000.00 for african operations so i believe strongly that with the doubling of investments from chinese investors we are looking at over a 1000000000 this year tell me is it just a way for china to expand its tentacles or is this going to be a win for afr

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count chickens before they're hatched but clearly is a very positive development because gen will have to are is the man who really controls the largest amount of territory in libya his people pretty much are in dominant everywhere. i saw in the capital tripoli and so the fact that he will be in berlin and he's saying that he's backing a ceasefire you know he's looking towards peace he said he wants this conference to be a success on sunday so all of that really does look very positive going forward. at the australian open qualifiers tennis players have been struggling with poor quality despite some qualifying matches being suspended and one player retiring from play organizers have said the main tournament will go ahead as planned people in melbourne were advised to stay indoors and keep pets inside this week a number of players have criticised organizers for not postponing matches but tennis australia is adamant the tournament will begin on monday with conditions expected to improve. britain's prince harry has made his 1st public appearance since his recent announcement that he and h

count chickens before they're hatched out they see clearly is a very positive development because gen half dollar is the man who really controls the largest amount of territory in libya his people pretty much are in dominant everywhere outside the capital tripoli and so the fact that he will be in berlin and that he's saying that he's backing a cease fire you know he's looking towards peace he said he wants this conference to be a success on sunday so all of that really does look very positive going forward and confidence building ahead of a peace conference is very important do you think the foreign minister today his announcement concerning hoff tar saying yes i will abide by the cease fire do you think that was meant to boost germany's credibility as an international peace mediator as we go into these talks. yeah i mean germany is appearing in these in this process is a as a sort of neutral peace broker he sees itself anyway as more needful in some of the other countries for instance it's only in france which which imports a lot of oil directly from libya so germany you know just s

s official line there are claims it's given covert military help to gen hof to. earlier this week peace talks in moscow broke down. despite many interests at stake and the players involved germany seems to turman to pursue its mediation role that even if a ceasefire is agreed the road to peace looks a long way off. we are continuing to wait dignitaries arriving to meet with angle or merkel the u.n. secretary general antonio gutierrez and a host of other foreign dignitaries who are all convening here in berlin to try to hammer out some sort of a deal between the 2 warring factions in libya to try to at least get a cease fire so that further down the line they can come to some sort of long term resolution to all of this in the meantime we're waiting for the arrival of some key key dignitaries including of course we keep mentioning earlier one from turkey and and putin from russia we haven't yet seen. menu in that call from france we understand that he was meeting the german chancellor earlier today and may very well already be in the chancellery but as we talk abou

decade, let's say that 70% of the consumption will be millennials and gen z.you look at when the global wealth transfer occurs, it is probably not for 30 years. that is a long time. here's what we know about millennials. believe wedamentally live in a post-truth world. they are going to consume the news they want to consume and make their own determinations as to what they think is authentic. historically media told us who should be influencing. now millennials choose influencers and they have the ability to influence. very different consumption patterns. when you think about building your global brand, you have to recognize some fundamental shifts in consuming patterns. solomon, thanky you so much. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i am mark crumpton. the impeachment trial of president trump will transform the senate into a somber chamber for a most contentious matters to be hashed out behind closed doors. chief justice john roberts will preside over the trial while senator sit silently in their seats. no talking or debate is allowed in the chamber during the trial. pr

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in our series 100 german must reads a literary gen from austrian often looks at the moments in life that make us who we are. and the no region artists imagine the hits kennedy is the mask making mastermind behind the colorful creation of the universe of. 2020 awards season is well underway and after the golden globes gave us a bit of a barometer last week suspense was high on monday for the academy award nominees and the lists were announced in the early hours l.a. time and suffice it to say hollywood seems to be staying true to itself with a handful of films dominating most of the categories. walking phoenix earned a nomination for best actor with his performance in joker a dark psycho thriller the tells an origin story of the villain of the batman comic books. the film also received 10 other oscar nominations including one for best director and best picture. yes are you afraid this is jimmy carter.

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in the region solor countries are bracing for a read to fulfill its vows of revenge for the death of gen kasem so they were. also coming up australia calls up 3000 reservists to help deal with devastating wildfires as smoke turns day into night forecasters warn of more scorching temperatures and high winds that could push the inferno closer to populated areas. spicer thanks for joining us. the american airstrike that killed iran's top military commander and an iraqi militia leader has sparked outrage in both countries thousands of people marched in a funeral procession to show their grief the iraqi prime minister has declared 3 days of national mourning the region is now on edge and iran says it will retaliate . mourners filled the streets in baghdad iraq is the 1st to hold funeral processions for the 5 iraqis and 5 iranians killed by a u.s. airstrike on friday many aren't. dressed in black waving iraqi flags and militia members are out in force showing their loyalty to the 2 key figures killed in friday's attack iraq's. deputy commander of an iran backed coalition of militias and genera

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s official line there are claims it's given covert military help to gen hof to. earlier this week peace talks in moscow broke down. despite many interests at stake and the players involved germany seems to turman to pursue its mediation role but even if a ceasefire is agreed the road to peace looks a long way off. we're turning now to me from arabic let's just say that there is some sort of agreement that gets hashed out here in berlin during the summit what are the chances that there will be then a real consequence on the ground that we will see a peace cease fire actually implemented i don't think that the cease fire will be implemented because as i've said it before the thing is that there are too many conflicting interests and too many powers involved in this whole issue and i don't think that these countries are even. would be interested in giving up right now because why don't you think he'd be interested in science doesn't sort of deal because he has done so much he has achieved so much now and he can be in power i mean the person who's been in power of th

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in retaliation for the killing of gen to some muslim on a day of god. impeachment proceedings against u.s. president don trump have begun was america's top justice sworn in to preside over the trial senators pledged to deliver impartial justice is only the 3rd impeachment trial in american history a president accused of abusing his office to pressure ukraine to investigate his democratic rival joe biden. china's economy grew last year by 6 point one percent its slowest rate in 29 years has been hit by trade tensions with the u.s. and weak consumer demand at home is weak beijing and washington signed a pact that will reduce tariffs on american imports of chinese goods. a 2nd person has died from a mysterious virus in the chinese city who hung at least 41 people have become ill with pneumonia linked to the new virus which is related to the deadly sars pathogen . authorities say a local seafood market is at the center of the. it's to australia now which after weeks of devastating bushfires is now having to cope with flash flooding heavy downpours in the ea

gen-z are ages 8 to 23 this year. on more debt, credit card and car loan debt. that seems very young to me. i will follow this story throughout the day. lauren: let's take a look at your money. the gains we saw yesterday wiped out, the dow is now down so this selloff is accelerating fears of coronavirus grow, dow down 180 points, s&p down 21,s nasdaq down 69. deirdre: cheryl casone is in miami ahead of the super bowl this morning. cheryl, what do you have coming up? cheryl: if you're not a big football fan, you may be watching for all the commercials on sunday and coming up, we have the ladies that are responsible for one beer maker's salute to our american heroes. you're watching "fbn: a.m.." ♪ and when i got home before i said amen asking god if he -- ohhhhh! look who just woke up! you are so cute! but one thing we could both agree on was getting geico to help with homeowners insurance. yeah, it was really easy and we saved a bunch of money. oh, you got it. you are such a smart bear! call geico and see how easy savi

gen. poppas: thank you for that introduction. thank you very much everyone for coming out on this day. chaplain, i want to thank you personally for providing the weather on this wonderful backdrop as we reflect back 75 years ago and pay tribute to those who had served, fought, and sacrificed in this exact weather. and we were able to introduce a number of very important people. i thank you all for coming. but i really want to focus on our world war ii veterans and the doctor whose father was there and captured in the battle of the bulge. those that have served before us are the shouldered a tremendous sacrifice, the burden of the fight, and gave us our freedoms today. thank you very much for what you have done and you have been an inspiration as the years have gone forward. thank you. [applause] i also want to thank for the friends of the national were moral to memorial -- national world war ii memorial team for ensuring their legacy lives on today and into the future. for me, personally, it is an honor to stand before you. as he

so, arthese gen zers safe with their or their parents' money? no. it one further removed, and to tech savvy ers, they're sitting ducks. that's because kids this age spend about six hours a day online, on average. much of it playing viden games, and ng on them. the industry's new business model, s game, like the outfits the characters wea also known as skins, in the game sensation "fortnite." >> in-game purchases, i el like it's just like, click, click. it's just not real money. >> inside the game, it's just feels like you're st using, like, game money. eporter: these kids aren't alone. facebook came under scrutiny earlier this year when documents revealedt made than $34 million from in-app purchases made by minors. and, as alice richelson told us, these aren't always one-time charges. >> i got a subscription on a coloring app, and it just kept taking money from every month, d, finally, my dad found out, and i got in trouble. es. she somehow signed up on itunes for a bunch of-- some games that kept charging every month. and i didn't get the receipts.

two millennials, gen x, gen y, baby boomers, everyone, getting people to wake up and understand we can'tke care of us in the futu future. we've got to take care of ourselves so i want people to understand, how much are you going to need to live your retirement dream? there's a free tool on my website, go to chrishogan360.com, plug in a few digits and you will see how much you need. more importantly, it will show you how much you need to be investing now to make sure that you get there and have the future that you deserve. >> charles: i've got less than a minute but what do you find is the number one issue with folks embracing all of this? is it just traditional procrastination or fear that they've got to change their lives and make some sacrifices? >> i think it boils down to this, you have to be more than just interested in better. what i mean is we've got to be committed to a. you've got to focus on this and understand we have an opportunity in 2022 make it the best year you've ever had but you've got to make decisions. i tell people a dream without a plan is called a wish. i want peop