gina miller, welcome to hardtalk. lovely to be here.s something very important happened to you after that june 2016 something very important happened to you after thatjune 2016 referendum which saw a majority voting for brexit. you cease to bejust which saw a majority voting for brexit. you cease to be just a concerned citizen looking at the politics of written. you became an activist determined to use the law to make an intervention. what prompted that change? so the idea of becoming an activist injune 2016 is not actually, there is a back round to me which is of activism of the last 30 years but not in the political arena slide been an activist when it's come to civil rights or in the charity sector and the investment world were up by my business. activism is something i've been part of but i've also been very interested in the way our politics has been operating in terms of secondary and primary legislation and powers going all the way back to the tony blair government and look at what happened there. so i've been reading hansard, ke

i agree with what gina said earlier.ny sort of outperformance in value is going to be short-lived. people want to pay up for growth. is a good example of that. we had these strong growing bank stocks for a long time and it has settled down. people are clearly looking for that next area of growth. romaine: thank you there to bloomberg's michael regan, there. people looking for growth in terms of beyond meat, they are getting it in revenue guidance, beating estimates with a slight reaction in shares moving downward. expiration is tomorrow on a stock that has a market cap a $6.5 billion on an agni will basis. also reporting earnings here, a modestly.ares up t-mobile beat on the main metrics, the story was about sprint and the never-ending saga of the merger. is anne: there interesting update coming from the cfo about that, including the memo on unspecified losses for the venture. romaine: we will talk about that in a little bit. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ all right,romaine: in argentina, alberto fernandez cruising

and we'll return with comedian gina brillon.stin. apologies to matt damon. and happy birthday. nightline is next. but first, she is a very funny person from the bronx. her half hour stand-up special "easily offended" is currently streaming on hbo latino and hbo's digital platforms. from "jimmy kimmel's comedy club in las vegas, nv," please welcome gina brillon! >> oh, my goodness. thank you so much. i'm so excited to be here. thank you. oh, my god, guys, relax. geez, you guys are excitable. i never know how to bring up the fact that i'm married. i got hit on the other day, and the guy got mad at me after i told him i was married. like he walks up to me and says excuse me, ma'am, i think you're very beautiful. and i went, thanks, i'm married. and i was real mad. he was like, you should have led with that. and i'm like, i didn't start the conversation. how weird would it be if that's how i started all my conversations. like excuse me, i'm married. all right, do you want to know our specials or not? i'm married, i married a good du

gina: it is consistent with a selloff.all, bondsstart to start to experience some volatility, what we seen is correlation starts to rise. everything moves in one direction or another because everything is moving on trade lines. there's no distinguishing between who's who, winners or losers. initial gut reactions are very negative or very positive. i do think there is one clear sort of distinguishing trade going on in the market that we are not talking about, and that is the tech war versus the trade war. even if you get a resolution or a victory on trade with respect to agriculture, what's not happening is any sort of resolution with with spectra technology. you've got more and more companies on this blacklist. you've got really persistent pressures in the tech sector specifically. i think you are going to see that over time between what is happening in tax and what is happening with the so-called trade war. alix: i would broaden that out when you wrap up all the nba stuff happening in different companies with hong kong pr

and we'll return with comedian gina brillon.u talking to? [son]: that guy's scary. the first item on the list is selecting a chairman for the... for the advisory board what's this? as well as use the remaining... child care options run out. lifetime retirement income from tiaa doesn't. guaranteed monthly income for life. >> jimmy: thanks to tyler perry and sunny hostin. apologies to matt damon. aver and happy birthday. nightline is next. but first, she is a very funny person from the bronx. her half hour stand-up special "easily offended" is currently streaming on hbo latino and hbo's digital platforms. from "jimmy kimmel's comedy club in las vegas, nv," >> oh, my goodness. thank you so much. i'm so excited to be here. thank you. oh, my god, guys, relax. jaz geez, you guys are excitable. i never know how to bring up the fact that i'm married. i got hit on the other day, and the guy got mad at me after i told him i was married. like he walks up to me and says excuse me, ma'am, i think you're very beautiful. and i winent, thanks,

who joins us live from london don't worry, gina. we are not going to bring up bau basketball let's move on. unreal we have these headlines. markets up and down. our viewers want to figure out how to navigate through it how do we best navigate through this >> when you are looking at stocks, you have to look at how they are exposed to trade. most are focused on the revenue side getting a real tough beating over this. this has been held down. the hikes of qualcomm, broad come, nvidia and texas instruments. those names have been right at the front. people forget where china is part of the supply chain in fact, it hit small caps a lot harder because it turned out these small cap companies were actually importing quite a bit of middle market goods from china. if you look at the big box retailers who are already having problems of their own. think best buy, office depot they are stocking their selfhels with goods from china. retailers, target, walmart others all stocking their shelves with stuff from china and the dollar store guys, they'l

gina: i think it is a domestic -- i think it is a mix.3% drop in equities, then we are falling out of bed. 1%, it is a little bit of a selloff after a really strong rally in the early part of september. i think you've got two conflicting stories in the main factoring sector. suddenly, we've miraculously forgotten that the marketing survey actually improved in september. the market limits, and we focus on that active story. it is all were presented of of the negative sentiment, which is definitely predominant right now. what does that mean for your equity market investment when negative sentiment is the predominant driver of investing?? everyone is always persistently concern. stocks deny what everyone is expecting, and that is we are going to plummet into recession. this is the third time in 10 years that the ism has signaled manufacturing recession and the market manufacturing index has not. you need to be careful to reserve your opinion on what is economy.in the the manufacturing sector is a very small portion of not only index overall

>> yes, everybody was great, gina played a role area it joe was great, gina was great. pullout -- syria president trump: no. we were looking at this -- as i said, steve -- i'm almost here three years. i said "i don't want somebody. i want al baghdadi." they said we have somebody else. i said great, take him out but i want al-baghdadi. that's who i want. i don't want other people. i also wanted hamsa bin laden. because he's a young man around 30, looks just like his father, tall, very handsome, and he was talking bad things just like his father. you know, if you read my book, there was a book just before the world trade center came down. and i don't get any credit for this but that's ok. i never do. but here we are. i wrote a book, a really very successful book and in that book about a year before the world trade center was blown up, i said there is somebody named osama bin laden, you better kill him or take him out, something to that effect, he's big trouble. now, i wasn't in government. i was doing what i did but i always found it fascinating. but i saw this man, tall,

i have prayer cloths all over our property with my wife gina. we tied prayer cloths. when i think about it, i tear something and say a prayer on it. someone says pray for me, harvey, pray for me. that's what i do. and i try tooths, touch all of those things spiritually, you know, spiritually about us, the indian people, because i think we are really spiritual people. -- people say,ut why do you fight for this , but before human beings set on this continent, it was just animals. so, i would say, look, this is our land. it has always been our land. we fight for this. native blood is everywhere in this land. so it is precious to us. that is why we try to respect it and do the right thing and care for it. kevin: one of the things we think about, thinking about as the memorial opens, are sort of and we know what the native people will know the tie-in, to make an offering. to how do you think we ought advise our non-native guess to experience the memorial? you know, i think that most people are very aware the freedom to have a religion the way you want and you see that in o

gina was great. —— geno. everyone played a role. gina was great. -- geno.r pull-out from syria lead to this operation? mighti from syria lead to this operation? might i have been looking at this for three years. i said i want al—baghdadi, that's what i want. they said they had someone else and isaid they said they had someone else and i said that's fine. i want al—baghdadi, i don't want other people. i wanted al—baghdadi, i don't want other people. iwanted hamza bin al—baghdadi, i don't want other people. i wanted hamza bin laden who the young man of 30 who looks just like his father, tall and handsome and just like his father did bad things. i don't get any credit for this, i never do, buti things. i don't get any credit for this, i never do, but i wrote a very successful book and in that book about a year before the world trade centre was born up i said there is somebody named 0sama bin laden, you better kill him to come out. i was in big trouble. i always find it fascinating. but i saw this man, tall and handsome, very charismatic, making horrible statem

to step away. >> jason: tammy, charlie, gina. have a wonderful night.e back with a big update in the college admissions and scandal stay withso us. aids because of my short hair, but nobody even sees them. (avo) our nearly invisible hearing aids are just one reason we've been the brand leader for over 70 years. (deborah) when i finally could hear for the first time, i started crying. i could hear everything. (avo) get special anniversary savings and your chance to win a seven day hawaiian cruise. call 1-800-miracle today. >> welcome back to the special edition of "hannity." actress felicity huffman who is charged with the college admission scandal is now out of prison. fox news' chief correspondent breaking news trace gallagher joins us live. >> jason, she was supposed to serve two weeks but 11 days after she walked into the federal prison in dublin, california, she walked back out. the present confirmed that huffman had been released a few days early. the 56-year-old actress paid $15,000 to write her daughter's s.a.t. score and now she will go on to se

>>officials of the 2020 tournament, rose's laurie hernandez as gina torres. >>this talented trio has a new year's day did pasadena. the grand marshals of the next rose parade represent 3 generations of latina stars. he got winner rita moreno veteran actress gina torres and olympic gymnast and dancing with the stars champ laurie hernandez, this year's theme. the power of hope in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>all right take a live look outside checking in on the bay bridge, there's a backup and it's growing it's in your cash planes. but a very quiet commute into san francisco will check more bridges and drive times for you after the break the cap to stick around we'll be right back. >>welcome back to the kron 4 morning news time to check in with meteorologist john sure able he's the man with all the answers. he has a crystal ball. he looks into that crystal ball and he tells us what the future will be like. >>now if only yeah we're looking at some changes ahead of us robin who first me get a little cooler okay then we g a little warmer. >>emotionally unstable

gina: which frankly, is a good thing.hen you think about what's going to drive earnings, if you think about businesses, if businesses are not being forced to accelerate beyond just vigilante growth. in the fed has the leeway to let the economy run hot. just to play devils advocate here, everything is spiraling out of order in this economic cycle. housing didn't drive us out of recession like it normally does. consumer discretionary the bright spot. that is not usually the case in the late stage of a cycle. so jobs may have a different role as leading or concurrent indicator in the current environment because we have seen that house income growth is out. he out -- is petering the economy is going to suddenly see a significance slowdown. we are just not seeing that because of household income trends well outpacing inflation. there were some great research a couple of weeks ago that children older workforce tends to not shift jobs as frequently, and it is that job shifting where a lot of people get their wage gains. their wa

to step away. >> jason: tammy, charlie, gina. have a wonderful night.e'll be back with a big update >> welcome back to the special edition of "hannity." actress felicity huffman who is charged with the college admission scandal is now out of prison. fox news' chief correspondent breaking news trace gallagher joins us live. >> jason, she was supposed to serve two weeks but 11 days after she walked into the federal prison in dublin, california, she walked back out. the present confirmed that huffman had been released a few days early. the 56-year-old actress paid $15,000 to write her daughter's s.a.t. score and now she will go on to serve one year probation and perform 250 hours of community service. at before being sentenced, huffman apologized saying she was deeply ashamed of her behavior and betrayed her bock daughter and husband. as another actress caught up in the cheating scandal, lori laughlin and massimo gia newly decided to fight the charges that they cheated both of their daughters into the university of southern california and that included get

everyone is gina: already sort of position for nothing to happen.f something eventually does happen with brexit or trade or with any sort of policy resolution, it could create a pretty volatile reaction and all asset classes. i do think it's really difficult as an investor at this particular point in time. u.k. stocks are the cheapest in the world. they are going to remain the cheapest in the world yet. everyone is chomping at the bet for when i will have a resolution because at that point, i've got to consider this a component of my global portfolio. that does bring in what morgan said, that you basically want to get into stocks. this brings a rotation into european equities. they are overweight european banks. too soon or smart? vincent: thing about where everyone was maybe a month ago when we talk about it on the show. it's all garbage. now we are at 1.30, and you feel like you misty boat. you haven't. there is still a long way to go. get really choppy 25.around 1.3 but at the end of the day, you would think we have to get to an end game eventual

can't easily achieve in a 30 minute network so i can't wait to see where this goes major props to gina and co and then in addition he gives a shout out be a guest to you thought ok your delivery of every line is perfection by the way miles right so talk to us about the 1st time you were on that front ok what was that like. the 1st time i was on set. i actually don't remember when i was so much has happened so much has happened since then did you ask me what experience you're trying to get me to recollect and i think this is you know i've never been to go to a set of a major primetime show so for you working with other 93 an actor's here in the u.s. what is that experience like it's great it feels like being back home actually we have a couple of other cast members who are going to be introduced on this episode who are from the exact same region exact same town and i'm from. and it feels as well so it feels like almost like any gesture our union. we have people appreciating our culture it feels great and i don't get to go home very often i think i try to average about once or twice a ye

i have prayer cloths all over our property with my wife gina. we tied prayer cloths. when i think about it, i tear something and say a prayer on it. someone says pray for me, harvey, pray for me. that's what i do. so the prayer will go out. so, prayer cloths, and i try to touch all of those things spiritually, you know, spiritually about us, the indian people, because i think we are really spiritual people. and i think about this land, a lot of people ask me a lot of times, why do you indians fight for this country when they treated you so poorly? there are lots of reasons. you fight for the man to the left of you and to the right of you. you fight for your country, but before human beings sat on this north american continent and, it was just animals. it was a garden of eden. who did god give it to? he gave it to the indians. he gave this land to the indians. i would say, look, we fight with a slant. it is our land, it has always been our land. god gave it to us, the creator gave it to us so we fight for this land. blood is all over this land, soaked into this earth a

gina, does hillary clinton run again? do you think she runs, yes or no?u put on it quickly? >> her own party doesn't want her to run. i don't think she should run. i don't know. her ego is so big, tammy is probably right, she just might do it. >> jason: charlie? >> i don't think she runs, but, man, i wish he would. it'd be enjoyable to watch her lose a third time. t >> the republicans are saying she should. i think she's actually working for trump because she's so awful.e' but really, now we have some senate democrats saying, do not do it. so she's getting messaging now. >> jason: tammy, charlie, gina. have a wonderful night. thank you. we'll be back with a big update in the college admissions scandal. stay with us. ♪ i am totally blind. and non-24 can make me show up too early... or too late. or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 844-234-2424. we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money.

so is this the beginning of a bigger rebound todd gordon and gina sanchez joining us todd, probably hasong way to go this stock to kind of win back the benefit of the dow that has been really pummeled, but what do the charts tell you in terms of how promising this bounce is? >> you're right, the orderly of this decline has been amazing. the market through these lines, i didn't it couldn't be anymore technical. we need to break through this down trend which is right around the $18 region in order to get the buy stops and more buyers starting to come in. and that is the weekly chart let's go to the daily and there is one more intermediate take your get, that is the 200 day moving average that is a about the $13. there is the channel from the weekly the way i look at it, this is kind of a trade that is like missouri, the show me trade. break through before we start to give it some attention >> all right so obviously going to have to monitor the progress gina, clearly the market likes the idea of having this very well respected merchandising executive to see if they can kind of put up a fig

gina: i think it's fine.id bigger picture for the equity market is you are coming from an anomalous experience of quantitative tightening, which is a credibly -- which is toredibly abnormal in trying revert to some normalized balance sheet operation. there's going to be some friction, but if anything, we probably underestimate the impact that quantitative tightening had on broader liquidity in the markets in general, and now a reversion to some sort of normal is probably a net positive. you are seeing it reflected in all of the interest rate sensitive sectors, the impact of a fed returning to normal balance sheet extension, which is what has happened for 50 years. the balance sheet simply expands at a slow and average pace. that is probably healthy, at the same time the short rates are coming lower. there are material impacts. you can't deny that the housing market data has been much better as a result of lower interest rates. the rate sensitive sectors start to rally. you seen that across-the-board, so you'v

. >> seat 7. 7 gina castro rodriguez. >> i'm reading a statement for gina castro rodriguez. dear board of supervisors, thank you for considering my application to serve on the closed juvenile hall working group. i worked with children, youth and adults in the delinquency dependency and criminal-justice system for 25 years. and i'm a psychologist, professional at the university of san francisco and have a private practice here in san francisco and serving youth and young tempts who have experience inner personal and community violence. i was executive director of youth justice initiative a san francisco non prove h profit housed at serving youth and young for and involved in the justice system and those incarcerated across the state in the department of justice facilities. during that time, i have expanded my expertise and developed programs, policy and resources for young people in the area of the mental health and trauma informed services including my dissertation on the relationship between sexual trauma and risk taking and delinquent behavior i have the division and paral

haspel. >> gina haspel. >> and i agree with lisa, given the detailed information about the compound, that tells me, and he told the world, there was likely somebody on the ground understand what that complex looks like. you can take great pictures over it but what's underneath it, pretty difficult. so you needed a human source likely close to that. so the more he talked about it, that's where i think you saw the grimaces around the table, worried that that one little piece of braggadocio is the one piece that gets somebody in trouble down the road. >> he also talked about the fact that they knew that al bagdadi kept changing his travel plants, which would also suggest some insider information. >> well, that may not be inside information, once they knew where he was, they can observe travel patterns. that's just good operational security. that to me says exactly why he survived as long as he has. remember, we thought we had got him once before, he was injured, he nursed himself back to health, and then he travels in fits and starts. we knew he was likely at some point in his life, he

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gina and i have a place on our property, that we found and it's a place that we go to. it's a place that i go smoke and i pipe, anti-little prayer cloths there, that's a special place. there's a lot of those in this earth. that's what i want this to be a special place that people can go to, and be energized. to be free of any guilt they had, to feel better about themselves, to feel if they go there to pray for someone it mean something. we have all these other players that have already been in there, it's going to have strengthened power and healing. that's what i wish for. that's what i wish it will help us with i wish it to help our veterans. >> let me ask this will turn a different direction what do you think the challenges that native american veterans are facing today? >> i, i became involved with a veterans organization and i go to the va hospital, and i see veterans and i see a lot of things. i see people that are homeless, people that are angry, on talk about all kinds of people, that are veterans. not just indians. i think that indian veterans have been forgott

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and comedian gina brillon. and now, for the first time tonight, jimmy kimmel! applause] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. appreciate it. hello, i'm jimmy. welcome to the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. please, relax. thank you for joining us on the 8th of october, which that day might not mean anything to you right off the bat, but it's a significant day october 8th. on october 8, 1871, a wildlife killed up to 2500 people, the deadliest wildlife in recorded history. also in 1871, the great fire of chicago killed 200 people,

. >> gina vive acÁ.estaba naranja, hoy tiene que pasar el dÍa en el estacionamiento de una tienda donde recibe ayuda. >> es muy triste mirar a las familias que han bajado de las montaÑas a estacionarse, es una cosa que nunca habÍamos visto antes. >> otros optaron por ir a los centros de evacuaciÓn, mientras que bomberos siguen luchando contra las llamas intentando evitar perder mÁs viviendas, en los Ángeles california, guadalupe venegas noticias telemundo. >> de los Ángeles nos vamos al norte de california, donde el incendio continÚa creciendo el fuego ha quemado mÁs de 60 mil acres, ha forzado la evacuaciÓn de 200 mil personas y lo peor es que solo estÁ contenido en un 5%, marÍa paula nos cuenta del incansable esfuerzo de los bomberos. >> son grandes llamas que en minutos deberÁn estructuras alimentadas por el fuerte viento, el incendio insiste en mantenerse vivo en lo que parece una lucha contra goliat, bomberos batallan sin descanso contra el fuego. >> el cansancio cuando hacemos esto que no pensamos

host: that is gina in alexandria. chairpublican conference from yesterday.video clip] >> democrats are trying to do, they basically cooked up a process they have been conducting in secret, the aim of very clearly to preclude the council from asking questions of witnesses and pro clued republicans from being able to call witnesses and they have taken this process and gotten so much pressure because of the way they conducted the process and they are attempting to put a cloak of legitimacy around this process. they cannot fix it, the process is broken, tainted, they have gone through this process where you have seen one side of the story and selectively leak those facts. we are not going to participate in helping them attempt to provide legitimacy to that process. it really is shameful what democrats have doing in the attempts to impeach a sitting president in the basement of the capital. democratsof facebook, are doing everything by the rules that were set in place. mary -- it is a waste of time and money, everything they try to do turns out to be alive. how a

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i've got prayer cloths all over my property with my wife, gina. when i think about something, when someone says pray for me, harvey, that's what i do. so that little prayer will go out. so prayer cloths. and i tried to touch all of those things spiritually, you know, spiritually about us, about indian people, because i think that we are really spiritual people, you know. and i think about this land. a lot of people ask me a lot of times why do you indians fight for this country when they treated you so poorly? there's a lot of reasons. you fight for the men to the left of you and to the right of you and you fight for your country. but before human beings set on this north american continent, it was just animals. it was a garden of eden. now, who did god give it to? he gave it to the indians. he gave this land to the indians. and so i always say, look, we're fighting for this land. it's our land. it has always been our land. god gave it to us. the creator gave it to us. so we fight for this land. i said our native blood is all over this land, soake

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haspel. >> gina haspel. >> and i agree with lisa, given the detailed information about the compound, that tells me, and he told the world, there was likely somebody on the ground understand what that complex looks like. you can take great pictures over it but what's underneath it, pretty difficult. so you needed a human source likely close to that. so the more he talked about it, that's where i think you saw

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that's the end of it but this isn't just a historical issue anymore is it so for example we know that gina has somebody who is at the very heart of the american torture and rendition program has been promoted to be director of the cia now and we also know that all around the world there are still security agencies with which the u.s. and the u.k. cooperate every day who torture prisoners so right now as we speak in yemen the united arab emirates is running black sites in which detainees are tortured and which rape is used as a technique of torture and these are people within the u.s. and the u.k. is in coalition and so i think that there's a real moral ethical and legal question for the security services in the u.s. and the u.k. about how closely they're going to fly to abusive security agencies and what the line in the sand is really going to be. the prime minister's apology may have restored the british government's reputation showing it was willing to try to write previous roles. but how did not to be for the tenacity of human rights lawyers it may never have been achieved on the same c

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gina was great. everybody played a role. joe was great. gina was great. they were all great. >> just to follow up. did your syria pullout -- did that generate the intelligence that led to this operation? >> no. we were looking at this -- look, as i said, steve, i've been looking at this three years. they come in, sir, we have somebody under -- i said, i don't want somebody. i want al baghdadi. that's the one i want. they say, well, we have somebody else. i say that's great. fine. take him out. but i want al baghdadi. that's who i want. i don't want other people. and then i also wanted hamza bin laden because he's a young man, around 30. looks just like his father. tall, very handsome, and he was talking bad things just like his father. you know if you read my book, there's a book just before the world trade center came down. and i don't get any credit for this, but that's okay. i never do, but here we are. i wrote a book, a really very successful book, and in that book about a year before the world trade center was blown up, i said there is somebody named

now that wiki leaks founder and journalist gina songe is expected to appear in person later on monday at westminster magistrates' court in london the full extradition hearing is scheduled for february and it today's hearing the sides will present their respective initial arguments for and against the u.s. extradition request meanwhile meltzer a un special rapporteur on top visit to sanjian prison in may along with 2 medical experts he says that his son just been subjected to sustained psychological torture adding that his call for a probe into the matter has been ignored. i asked the u.k. to investigate this on their current. case they would find the violation to all full of prosecute and punish them is all and of officials. now for 4 months i didn't receive any results of al and. responded in a very short. 2 paragraph letter but they rejected all allegations. that the u.k. will bill walton to do treatment for mr asunder and that he was free to leave the embassy of ecuador at any time and so clearly they did not investigate because it was request kingdom is a party to the united natio