out as a modern version of guess who's coming to dinner and then it drifts towards red state or greenroomith anger. there is humour all the way through, and there are really dark laughs in it. to turn into something thrilling, shocking, it doesn't hold back. i thought it was a really effective piece of work. i saw it with a full screening room of people who were jumping, shrieking and laughing when they were meant to. it's a really, really smart social thriller/ horror film. overall, is it a satire about race? weirdly, it is about the underlying racism of the liberal elite, to some extent. it is not a film in which rednecks are the bad guys. the liberals, who appear to be incredibly egalitarian, but there is something really sinister beneath the surface. ! i don't want to give anything away. as you say, the trailer is a real teaser and will get a lot of people going to see it. they won't be disappointed. really intriguing. it did. asghar fahadi, the director, wasn't at the acadamy awards, he was boycotting them as a result of donald trump's travel ban. he won before for the salesman. this

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and is the hewlett-packard prize greenroom. has an exclusive interview with jamie dimon at 7:30 a.m. ♪ david: this is bloomberg. reporting from washington. he spoke earlier with wilbur ross and will be asked him whether he was concerned about triggering a trade war, he said we were already in one. wilbur: we have been in a trade war for decades. our troops are coming to the endpoints. that is the only change. co joining us now is an astute student of d.c.. al hunt from bloomberg view. it is true, you know it is true. -- one of the most controversial secretary in history. al: he may be. by and large, what they're talking about is a ruse. this would generate a real trade war but i suspect they won't do that. they may do a currency manipulation thing. they will renegotiate nafta. david: go even further. some people are just going back to tpp and fixing the asian deal and making some changes. .here are a lot of forces it is a really important deal, politically. we want to leverage against china and asia. tpp, countries like vietnam

i said can i speak to in this greenroom?i close the door and this is where you to understand donald trump. type in a long time to understand and i been on the campaign. i said you just said john mccain wasn't a war hero. he spent a number of years in the prison camp on behalf of our country. i think we need to apologize. he said no. see, this is a difference. john mccain hasn't done enough for our veterans and with people dying in phoenix arizona waiting in line. veterans deserve better and john mccain hasn't done enough. i said you don't understand what you just said, this campaign is going to be over. he said let's go downstairs and have a press coverage. he held a 28 minute press conference. we leave the facility get back on the plane and a member i called my wife and said guess what? the campaign is over. going to be a quick one. all my friends were -- that was a sunday show. donald trump is right. john mccain hasn't done enough. there were people who you know who became part of this campaign, friends of the president wh

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. >> i also point out, and i wrote this down in the greenroom watching it.mes clapper's denial was kind of a non-die nilenial. he said donald trump wasn't wiretapped and the trump campaign was not wiretapped. but that is not the same as saying there were no intercepts of any kind that involved people around donald trump, and that seems to be the -- >> it left out the trump organization. >> left out, yeah, you know, people who, other people in the building of trump tower as well. exactly. >> but, if, for example, someone in the trump tower called the russian embassy, the russian embassy's lines are tapped as a matter of course. how does that turn into some scandal involving barack obama? >> if, nobody's saying it's a scandal involving barack obama personally. >> except the president of the united states is saying that. >> understood. but the point that professor turley is making is that there was some kind of surveillance going on that involved people involved with trump at the time of the campaign and that that touches a nerve. clearly. >> all right. we're g

this is the hewlett-packard greenroom.i joins us. ♪ emma: this is your bloomberg business flash. the president of uber quitting after less than a year. jeff jones came to the company after serving as targets chief marketing officer. uber has been hit by a number of controversies. the tech blog recode that his buddies did not align with uber. tim cook is betting on the next big thing, augmented reality. it overlays images, video, and games over the real world. anle has embarked on ambitious bid to bring augmented reality to the masses. among the products considered, digital spectacles. of 20sia once the group to take a strong stand against protectionism. weekend, g-20 finance chiefs and dropped references to protectionism in their statement. any direction on the global economy which is becoming more inward and protectionist is affecting indonesia. we still have an option in the short run. indonesian government is forecasting the economy to grow around 6% next year. that is your bloomberg business flash. alix: in the markets

so he brought me into the greenroom without telling me who it was.tood up, and i was looking at his torso, he was kareem abdul-jabbar. >> seth: there you go. >> and i became instantly stupid. >> seth: sure. >> i'm shaking his hand, looking up at him. and i said, "i'm so sorry. he didn't tell me it was you. and you're just the tallest person i've ever met in my life." [ light laughter ] and he was totally cool. he looked down at me -- [ light laughter ] >> seth: yeah, of course. >> 'cause there i was, and he said the nicest thing. he said "it's all right, you're tall to me. it's all relative." >> seth: oh, there you go. >> but he was a big "six feet under" fan. gave me a t-shirt. i still have it today. >> seth: and have you -- when -- 'cause again, "parenthood", "six feet under",or can you tell when someone approaches you, what -- which of your shows they are fans of? >> i can't. i have some guesses here and there, but there was one particular instance where i -- i knew, what the guy was into. and it was when i had to go to a funeral home, because my

slightly delusional because on one hand he says i never met him, but he came -- >> he met him in a greenroomhe sent a lely gift and all of this. i think 'r at the fundamental issue is fear and trust. around the world. in reading the headlines of newspapers on every continent, people don't know what the truth is anymore. and -- >> well, they know. they don't know if he does. >> the general public around the world no longer knows just as many of us here don't what is fake news being propagated by state actors -- >> i've always believed that our major journalism is to be believed. because it is put together by editors and reporters who are trying to tell the truth as best a human being can do it. >> and he's undermining it. >> not with me. the round table is sticking with us. up next, they tell me something i don't know. i don't know. ♪ ♪ ♪ wanna get away? now you can with southwest fares as low as 59 dollars one-way. yes to low fares with nothing to hide. that's transfarency. i've been blind since birth. i go through periods where it's hard to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. lea

. >> and, so, i told her a little bit about it while we're in the greenroom.d to me, and she says, "he's not going to ask me who has the biggest [ bleep ] in hollywood, is he?" [ laughter ] i know. >> seth: i was -- >> i know. i was like, "who are you?" >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> i was like, "who, what?" >> seth: yeah. >> like, please, never say that word to me again. [ light laughter ] and then, andy comes in, and i turned to andy. i said, "she wants to know if you're going to ask her who has the biggest [ bleep ] in hollywood." and andy was like, "can i ask who has the biggest [ bleep ] in hollywood? [ light laughter ] >> seth: based on the previous stories, howard hughes, i'm gonna guess. [ light laughter ] but she has -- she -- >> and then, i did -- we did an interview with jess cagle, you know. >> seth: sure. "entertainment weekly," and he has this, like, online thing, and he was interviewing us. and it's called "the cagle exercise," which is -- >> seth: yeah. >> so, my mom was like, "i don't want to do a kegel exercise." i was like, "oh, my god

this is the hewlett-packard greenroom.erg markets, alix steel has an exclusive interview with newfield exploration c.e.o. this is bloomberg daybreak. this is your bloomberg business flash. deutsche bank is in a bind over how to modify loans to donald trump's business. according to a person familiar with the matter, the issue is a personal guarantee that the president signed. the bank has tried to eliminate the awkward prospect of someday collecting from a sitting president, but if deutsche bank removes his personal guarantee, critics may accuse the bank of trying to curry favor with the trump administration. goldman sachs wants to take advantage economic reforms in saudi arabia. goldman is in preliminary talks with equities license there, according to people familiar with the matter. the license would allow goldman to invest directly in saudi equities. the head of supervision of the european central bank says proposed banking rules are close to being finalized. >> i would see as a natural step to be taken before we can mov

you are looking at the hewlett-packard enterprise greenroom.w, an interview with william dudley of the federa l bank reserve of new york and jim bullard. jon: signs of populism across global politics as the french elections draw nearer and brexit negotiations begin. joining us now is ian bremmer, eurasian group president and founder. a lot of tension around brexit. the 2017 story, the 2020 story, when does it hit? >> all of the above. it is nine months since we have had the vote and the pound has taken a hit. the u.k. economy is generally doing pretty well. most businesses out there have been delaying what will be the inevitable because they are much more short-term. but the fact is you could get a we hadrexit deal if a clear process that wasn't interrupted by politics. if we could just get the right economic deal. that is inconceivable to me. the politics are clearly going to interfere. we will see that with the great repeal bill and the fact that theresa may is not a unitary actor. parliament is going to get in her way. it is only getting har

there is talk of the greenroom, will start our own television network, we will write a book called the breakdown will have a website and landing page. we'll have sean hannity come over and be on our television network and sean hannity said no , you never agree to that. but he was prepared for that. but reince priebus and others, to use this as the title, that you have to land the plane. they say that a pilot if you are in trouble it, if you run out of fuel both engines are blown. you are going to die and you are up there. a pilot is taught that you do not stop flying the plane. you fly it all the way down to the ground, maybe you will die, but you're definitely going to die if you panic. you keep find that playing, you look for fields or highways or somewhere to land it. you watch for telephone poles and trees and high wires, you don't stop until you are on the ground are dead. >> like the fellow who landed in the hudson river. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> they outworked hillary and it came at the end. i said that on one interview on tv, i said that i would rather in the camp

i said sir, i have to speak to you in this greenroom. i close the door. this is where you have to understand donald trump. it took me a long time to understand. this was in july. i said, sir, you just said john mccain was not a war hero. i think you need to apologize. he asid no, john mccain has not done enough for our veterans. we have people dying and john mccain has not done enough. i said, sir, you don't understand. your campaign will be over. he said, let's have a press conference. he held a 28 vintage press conference. we leave the facility, get back on the plane, and i called my wife and said, campaign is over. it will be a quick one. that was a sunday show. someone said, donald trump is right, john mccain has not done enough. there were friends of the president who would call me -- we flew to new jersey, 4 of us in the room, friends, of the they said you need to apologize. the best because the minds and the political space said, you down,t apologize, double because i will make sure the veterans have what they want. does he ever apologize in public

i am emma chandra and this is the hewlett-packard enterprise greenroom.deni, chief investment strategist. time now for other stories making headlines at this hour. i am emma chandra with your bloomberg business flash. in china alibaba reiber -- rival is stepping up competition. it is extending its finance arm and it will retain a share of future profits. that sets up another battle with alibaba which has sparked its own finance unit. .d.com is backed by walmart electric carmaker tesla says revenue from china tripled last year to more than $1 million. the company face problems in china including slow deliveries and concerns about charging stations. now the country accounts for more than 15% of tesla's total revenue. tyler and cameron with the loss will learn within days whether they can start operating -- offering their bitcoin exchange fund. they wanted to discuss their proposal. the decision is due by march 11 and an approved etf would make bitcoin investing simple for small traders and institutions. that is your bloomberg business flash. of the big risk

emma: this is bloomberg daybreak and this is the enterprise greenroom.t hour, goldman sachs management mike swell, head of global portfolio management. emma: this is bloomberg daybreak. time for other stories making headlines. i'm emma with your bloomberg business flash. the c.e.o. turned around his company and putting together the units after splitting them up and deutsche bank wants to raise money in a share sell and giving up the idea of selling the consumer banking unit. wall street cops have been reigned in. the securities and exchange department is bracing for budget cuts under the trump administration. a ban on nonessential travel and a hiring freeze. officials have curbed the use of outside contractors to help s.e.c. lawyers with cases. puma and underarmour have switched sides and puma considered the hot brand and the profits are reviving and share as surging thanks in part to high profile endorsements rihanna. jenner and that's your bloomberg business flash. alix? alix: if you look at this, trading under $50 a barrel and wasn't able to get above

. ♪ >> this is a hewlett-packard enterprise greenroom. coming up, yellen economics professor.ories making headlines at this hour. sears is warning there are substitute -- substantial doubts about whether it can stay in business. she has added going concern language to the latest annual report. they say they will initially close 402 500s goals. doubling its investment fair. they will triple the workforce shanghai, -- this is bloomberg. breaking news for you. modifying target after target, and you can see the stock is moving a little higher up 1/10 of 1%. ge modifies management, performance target here. further aligning incentives. permeatingsting through. that is the stock side. midnight --e neared near midnight, your date to watch. , he sits onor more the house budget committee and he spoke yesterday about the american health care act. you don't have the votes, you get them by midnight tomorrow. cannot read minds or tell fortunes, but i know the bill moves significantly in the right direction and is essential for the advancement of the trump policy agenda. i have confidence wh

i'm emma chandra and this is the hewlett-packard enterprise greenroom.on with ginni rometty. ibm chairman and ceo. ♪ >> this is bloomberg daybreak. i'm emma chandra with your business flash. bmw is forecasting sales and profit will rise slightly this year. they are dealing with an aging lineup and rising investment in self driving electric cars. the ceo says the company will launch 40 new and revised models this year and next. according to a person familiar with the matter the investment value could be worth more than $17 billion. it rents out desk and offices to people seeking temporary working space. that's your bloomberg business flash. this is bloomberg. blackrock believes u.s. commercial real estate recovery still has room to run. average yields at 3.5%. flipside, the warning bell. boston fed president keeping an eye on such assets. saying if you look at prices of commercial real estate they have been going up very rapidly. here with us now is christian .lbrich you will stand on the bullish side but tell us why. >> the interest in real estate is ong

i am emma chandra and the hewlett-packard enterprise greenroom.up next, and inclusive interview with jamie dimon -- an exclusive interview with jamie dimon. jonathan: we are two minutes and 10 seconds away from the ecb interest rate decision. matt miller is outside the ecb headquarters in frankfurt, germany. if imiller looking to see was accurate in two minutes and 10 seconds. what are we looking for? t: we are not looking for any change in rates or monetary policy. what we are expecting is a change in mario draghi's outlook. i was listening to your last conversation. very interesting to see if i remains dovish or succeeds in remaining dovish in this press conference. we will follow the announcement in about 45 minutes because he is expected to say inflation is currently higher than they projection of 1.3% -- their projection of 1.3%, especially here in germany. jonathan: the political pressure is interesting, but it goes both ways. a lot of attention has focused on the french election, redenomination risk, etc. pressure comes the other way from g

this is the hewlett-packard enterprise greenroom.vestment group founder and ceo. this is bloomberg daybreak. time for other stories making headlines at this hour. i am emma chandra with your bloomberg business flash. there is a report goldman sachs has gone on a buying binge for homeowners from fannie mae. goldman has bought almost two thirds of $9.6 billion in loans. the journal says buying the mortgages will help goldman for phil terms of its $5 billion settlement with the government over the sale of mortgage bonds. the british government has intervened in 21st century fox's $14 billion bid to take over sky. they report in the 40 days on how the deal would affect of the interest issues. it is the most important hurdle for the company to clear. it would expand the transit lending rate of murdochs interests. president trump put out a quid pro quo for automakers, backing down on my rental -- on environmental standards in extent for hiring more. the president met with auto executives who said those rules would have destroyed the indust

this is the hewlett-packard enterprise greenroom.g up, the special coverage of the fed rate decision. this is "bloomberg daybreak," time for other stories making headlines. i have your bloomberg business flash. goldman sachs has become the last major bank to join the rush on chinese stocks. strategists have overweight chinese shares, forecasting an almost 25% gain for 2017. the msci china gauges already up 11% this year. motorcycle maker harley-davidson is considering its first bond deal outside the u.s. it will meet with investors in australia and singapore later this month. in recent years, other big u.s. names like apple and coca-cola have tapped asia-pacific investors' appetite for corporate debt. and british housing prices rose at the fastest pace in a year. home values increased .6% to an average $360,000. london housing prices rose, too, snapping a two-month decline. and that's your bloomberg business flash. i'm emma chandra. this is bloomberg. alix: thank you. breaking news for you, scotland is going to take steps for a new i

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