i thought if he's both a monster and a saint at the same time, then i've got another genghis khan, if is too strong. but i liked genghis because he was hated by his enemies and loved by his own family. and i look for that sort of humanising quality. i want them to be rich and varied and interesting, as he is. and, of course, it's a very interesting period in english history. it is, is fascinating, because its book ended by athelstan, the first king of england, who also was king of scotland. yes. yes, constantine came down. he had coins made with "rex totius britanniae", and a fair claim to being an actual king of britain. but, of course, that only lasted as long as his short reign, which is 1a years. it's 910—988, something like that. 400 years after the romans had been there for half a millennium. and, of course, you've written about caesar and augustus and the rest of them, and this is the beginning, really, after a gap, of what happened after the romans had gone. yes, to some extent this is the run—up, of course, to 1066. these are the kings that people probably don't know, but the

i thought if he's both a monster and a saint at the same time, then i've got another genghis khan, ifising quality. i want them to be rich and varied and interesting, as he is. and, of course, it's a very interesting period in english history. it is, is fascinating, because its book ended by athelstan, the first king of england, who also was king of scotland. yes. yes, constantine came down. he had coins made with "rex totius britanniae", and a fair claim to being an actual king of britain. but, of course, that only lasted as long as his short reign, which is 14 years. it's 910—988, something like that. 400 years after the romans had been their for half a millennium. and, of course, you've written about caesar and augustus and the rest of them and this is the beginning, really, after a gap, of what happened after the romans had gone. yes, to some extent this is the run—up, of course, to 1066. these are the kings that people probably don't know, but they are the only ones with great stories. and the nice thing about dunstan is his life crossed seven kings, so he went from athelstan at

he commissioned a 14 meter high statue of genghis khan outside the capital.allegations of corruption from past business deals. puttmaa battulga has himself as the man to keep the party in check. while he may have to abandon extravagant promises such as paying off the debts of every citizen, he maintained a pledge to create jobs and tackle mongolia's wealth gap. courserying to chart a with those hoping for a greater slice of mongolia's natural resources. he insists he will welcome foreign investment as long as the mongolian people also benefit. relief thatespread the longest and some say ugly as presidential campaign is finally over. mongolians are ready for the biggest celebration of the year. from mongolia to the middle east, let's head there. bloomberg markets: middle east coming up at the top of the hour. david: yousef gamal el-din is standing by. what you have for us today? plenty, as always. if you think about the key themes weighing on investors and , it involves tightening down the line and how fast that will happen, what will happen with those balance