so to be downstairs in the greenroom. i take that back. excuse me. and then to have a collegial relationship. every thursday the republicans meet in the of this powerful voting bloc? it is the largest republican state in the house. and things can die over that if you take a lot of pride to be unified something happened after harvey. and then another one the next week. saying that nobody can remember the last five that haven't. >> i called joe tuesday to sit down at say delegation this is my first time in 12 years to be in the texas chair of the democrats and is there hope we do more. we have nominated a task force on harvey so we can work with john sharp was the chairman of the of a commission in to have that sense to coordinate so we might disagree on certain things but the texas democrats and republicans will stick together. >> the startling thing to me was. >> do you not still have day wednesday afternoon?. >> i don't know the answer to that profess then be elected to the congressional delegation. you'll find this hard to believe but when dave rep

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we were talking in the greenroom. i was trying to peg this. a lot of misdirection. a lot of smoke and mirrors and this and that. you know, we got sort of north korea over here, hydrogen bomb, then we got this then he's -- so what you said, you really have to focus on what this is. let me just say this, one thing -- let's start with this concrete thing. the hypocrisy. so now -- now we've got -- this whole thing has become so commercialized. now you got the owners, right, standing by the players locking arms. if you guys feel like that, let's call -- don't blackball me. if you feel so hunky dory about standing with your players, the whole thing started because you were blackballing it. where you started with kaepernick. if you feel so strongly, don't blackball the guy, let him in the league. >> i get asked all the time, why isn't he playing during the 2017 season? is it politics or is it physical? >> it's not physical. i can fell you 100% it's not physical. look around the league at all the bad quarterback play. everyone has their -- quote, their reasons for not putti

. ♪ ♪ taylor: from the hewlett-packard enterprise greenroom, coming up, sender pat toomey.loomberg. ♪ >> goldman sachs co-chief operating officer has just begun speaking at the barclays conference in new york city. is monitoringent that car, julie, what have you learned so far? lie: not much so far, but apparently it has identified earnings over the next three years. a are looking at increased lending and working with asset managers in the trading business. they have been struggling to -- after weakness in the commodities business. cfo,opresident -- was the now the copresident, and he says predictwth plans do not an improved operating environment. he is expected to speak for the next 20 to 30 minutes or so. the ceo has talked about changing the mix to some extent to improve the fixed income business. goldman sachs had the worst performancerading of blankfein's 10-year. so now the bank is focused on improving that. david: the pretax is overall for goldman sachs rather than fixed income? julie: that is correct. that is overall not just in fixed income. david: did you get a nu

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. ♪ taylor: the hewlett-packard enterprise greenroom.first right-wing nationalist party to enter germany collar me -- parliament since the nazis in world war ii. the global rise of populism creates uncertainty. chancellor merkel excepts eu power in her acceptance speech. we need more jobs and more competitiveness, more power of the european union. alexander, whos has served as prime minister and finance minister of finland. he spoke about the future of eu finances and spoke about brussels. what has changed over the last 24 hours? >> afflict the government in germany will change in they are seeking a new coalition led by chancellor merkel and the cdu party. the situation might seem difficult but never underestimate the capacitive angela merkel in a difficult situation. >> helping emmanuel macron happy see pushes for further integration, you're likely to see at this point people who may not keep emmanuel macron happy. a coalition under merkel? >> european immigration is also an art of compromise. you will find a balance. it is important as

in emma chandra and the hewlett-packard internet greenroom. or guest.-- this is bloomberg.there will be a vote on catalan independence even though the constitutional accordance state has declared illegal and the prime minister has deployed thousands of police to seize ballots to stop the vote. maria, one of the questions i --e is -- spain has through has been through a rocky time economically. it has come out of it. it's doing well. why is this press for catalonian independence numbing up now? that's exactly the right question. it's outperforming the euro. essentially it started with the crisis. now you have to go back to 2012. this is an economy that was really doing that, and in the time, the catalan ministry started to hurt. they say that this is hurting the regional economy, so we need a new deal. tensions have been escalating from 2010 -- 2012 until now. a lot of people talk about how it is identity, but a lot of it has to do with financing and money. david: what to expect on sunday? will the vote happen? is the possibility of conflict? maria: there is a this is downto

. >> price waterhouse cooper's global chairman bob moritz joins us now you were in the greenroom.get audio >> i did yes, absolutely. >> what struck you about secretary ross's comments about china? >> one, china continues no matter what you potentially think of the gdp growth? the mega trends are there. the demographics are huge. the infrastructure is building out. the urbanization is happening. point number one is that point number two is actually the technology there you talked about ek it nolg earlier here in the states and how it's being applied globally. the infrastructure is amazing between what alibaba pay has done, what we chat does. that allows for commerce, the small businesses, to do tremendous things. >> they're doing so well using capitalism to help raise the standard of living for their people do they look at north korea and say this is just like -- we don't need this right next to us happening right now, and it's just a total distraction and it's a real problem. >> it's a distraction as well as a big issue for them you absolutely hear it i would argue you hear it wor