this is the greg clark doctrine that defines industrial policy?allenges... no, those are the challenges, it is the policy, not the difficulties, the way that the world has changed, the actual stuff that we do? the policies refer to different challenges. let me give you an example. skills trading, what was in your package, we fall behind, skills training, what was in your package, we fall behind, we are falling further behind competitors in the level of technical education and qualifications that we have. it is something that has characterised the british economy for a long time. but it seems clear if you want to earn our living in the future, importantly, if you want to close the gap between the top performers and the companies, places and people in the middle, having good technical skills is vital. as a very clear, central focus of our policy in the years ahead, we want to do all we can, both in creating new institutions, making sure the individuals, whether through school and beyond... transformative? absolutely, it can make a big difference, no

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the former business secretary, lord mandelson, and the current one, greg clarke, are both with us.. we'll look at the political fallout. and pulitzer prize—winning journalist, thomas friedman, on trump and facts. if you engage with him too much, too often and too closely, he will actually suck your brains out, because he is such an indecent person, capable of such indiscreet behaviour. good evening from washington. one year ago, before the new hampshire primary, i asked donald trump, in person, what he would do on his first day in the white house. "so many things," he told me, "you won't believe it."

for the business secretary greg clark places like this are part of the answer, it is a new automotiverwick backed by government industry money and designed to keep carmakers firing on all cylinders. one of the things with industrial strategy is to build on the great success and also to help make sure that we drive growth in all parts of the country. the industrial strategy will be committed to driving very hard to spread the opportunities right across the country and to drive not justjobs but across the country and to drive not just jobs but really across the country and to drive not justjobs but really good well—paid jobs in all parts of the country. it is going to be a big part of the strategy. today the strategy will be outlined in a new green paper aimed at kickstarting wide—ranging consultation on the government's new vision, including plans for sector deals where businesses and stakeholders in specific sectors can make the case for government support. that is just one of ten so—called strategic pillars which are all designed to increase productivity and drive growth. in the past

for the business secretary greg clark, places like this are part of the answer.ovation centre in warwick, backed by government and industry money, designed to keep our carmakers firing on all cylinders. 0ne one of the big things of our industrial strategy to build on our great successes but to help drive growth in all parts of the country. the industrial strategy will be committed to driving very hard, to spread the opportunities right across the country and to drive, notjustjobs but really good, well paying jobs in all parts of the country. the strategy was unveiled by the prime minister at a regional cabinet minister meeting. it sets out plans to boost productivity. will it help 01’ to boost productivity. will it help or regions the uk? reason industrial strategy that combines hard and stopped into structure. we need the transport spending that has been talked about but we also need to see skills strategy, education right back to an early years, if we are going to make sure the northern economy can flourish. the strategy will play to our strengths. 0ther struct

greg clark assured him there would be, as he put it, "no cosy clubs for the incumbents".al role of free markets sit in this strategy? it runs through every page of the strategy, mr deputy speaker. laughter at that diplomatic reply. at the start of the day, the writs were moved for two by—elections following the departure of two labour mps. i beg to move that, mr speaker, to issue his warrant to the clerk of the crown to make out a new writ for the electing of a member to serve in this present parliament... both elections will be held on the 23rd february. one is to replace the jamie reed, who represented copeland — he's taken a job at sellafield nuclear power plant. the other replaces stoke—on—trent central‘s tristram hunt, who is becoming the director of london's victoria and albert museum. now, moves which would allow local councils in england to keep all the proceeds from business rates raised in their area have had theirfirst main debate in the commons. the local government finance bill will also enable councillors to vary the level of business rates. ministers say th

the business secretary, greg clark, says the proposals aim to bolster economic growth: one of the bigample of this. we are in a catapult centre, which takes government research money to combine with industry and universities to help small businesses prosper in the future. the industrial strategy will be committing to driving very hard to spread the opportunities right across the country, and the drive notjustjobs, but really good, well paying jobs in all parts of the country. it's going to be a big part of our strategy. joining me now is andy silvester, deputy director of policy at the business leaders' association the institute of directors. let's start by talking about skills. there is a huge focus in this plan about investing in the future of skills in this country. with the uk leaving the european union, we are going to see a skills gap. do your members and you think this enough, what the strategy is doing, to fill that gap? regardless of what deal we may or may not get on immigration, after we lose the euro —— leaving the european union, addressing the skills gap is a priority. w

for the business secretary, greg clark, places like this are part of the answer.tre in warwick designed to get this sector firing on all cylinders. one of the big themes of the industrial strategy is to build on our great su ccesses , strategy is to build on our great successes, but also to help make sure that we drive growth in all parts of the country. the industrial strategy will be committed to driving very hard to spread the opportunities right across the country and to drive, notjustjobs, but really good well—paying jobs in all parts of the country. the strategy was unveiled by the prime minister at a regional cabinet meeting this morning in daresbury in cheshire. a green paper sets out key areas for research and development to skills and infrastructure to boost productivity. but will it help all regions of the uk? we need an industrial strategy that combines ha rd industrial strategy that combines hard and soft infrastructure so we desperately need the transport spending that the government's talked about, yet to deliver. but we also need to see skills stra

the business secretary, greg clark, says the proposals aim to help economic growth.parts of the country. here is a very good example of this, we are in a catapult centre, which takes government research money to combine with industry and universities to help small businesses prosper in the future. the industrial strategy will be committed to driving very hard to spread the opportunities right across the country and to drive, notjustjobs, but really good, well—paying jobs in all parts of the country. it's going to be a big part of our strategy. investors have retreated to safe havens after the election of donald trump. although, he had the biggest market rally out of any president in us history, even bigger thanjfk, after the election victory. markets are waiting for more meat on the bone. more details on his economic policy. i will see you soon. beautifully presented. he doesn't hang around. he's gone! when it comes to finding a new relationship we know millions of people in the uk now turn to the internet. but can you always be certain the person you're speaking to

a wide—ranging interview talking about what chances there are of gay footballers coming out and greg clarkeo come out. of those he spoke to, many said they were happy with their sexuality but were not ready to come out so you wonder if we will see any 93v out so you wonder if we will see any gay footballers coming out in the future. it comes after he had said he felt there were top professionals who were not ready to come out and he believed fans would be supportive about gay players in their own teams but not supported perhaps about gay players in the team so important to the conversations are being had that we will wait to see if any gay footballers will feel comfortable about coming out any time soon. this morning, exclusive access inside a so—called drugs fix room where addicts can legally take hard drugs like heroin and crack cocaine under medical supervision without the threat of prosecution. glasgow is currently planning to open the country‘s first drugs consumption room and officials behind it have looked to countries like denmark where these facilities already run our reporter divy

for the business secretary, greg clark, places like this are part of the answer. automotive innovation centre in warwick, backed by government and industry money, designed to keep our carmakers firing on all cylinders. the industrial strategy will be committed to driving very hard, to spread the opportunities right across the country and to drive, notjustjobs, but really good, well paying jobs in all parts of the country. it will be a big part of our strategy. today, the strategy will be outlined in a new green paper, aimed at kickstarting a wide—ranging consultation on the government's new vision. that will include plans for sector deals where businesses and stakeholders in specific sectors can make the case for government support. that is just one of ten so—called strategic pillars which are all designed to increase productivity and drive growth. in the past, governments used industrial strategies as an excuse to back key firms or industries. it didn't always work. as we prepare for the challenge of leaving the eu, the big test of this plan will be that it doesn

greg: i think jimmy carter had roy clark.that were clark just another roy clark. >> didn't janice jackson have a super bowl paste they came off? >> super bowl. greg: it right. >> i mentioned the super bowl. [applause] greg: okay kids, let's stick -- stick to the topic here. all these showing up a psychic convulsion of the cool kids. we couldn't affect the election so now they're going to have a big party and say we don't care that nobody listen to us. >> it's a thing in hollywood. so most mccarthyism. greg: james macarthur you as a my college. >> that's new year's eve. >> all of them were going to move to canada or europe or something like that. they change their mind. they don't want to learn the metric system to be honest with you. they hate trump that the metric system is pretty difficult. greg: that's why never caught on over here. >> is out of question? what am i supposed to do with that? greg: you are supposed to do what you always do, that's really interesting greg but. that's what everyone does on fox. say exactly gre

. >>> i'm john clark from csn the eagles they have fired receivers coach greg lewis, the former eagleseceiver let this receivers group this year and they were among the worst in the nfl. very little ability to send the ball down field. the 76ers they have won three of four games. i tweeted out a poll today, who will be the bigger star in town? joe el mb or carson wentz, 58% said it's joel and it's amazing. he's getting love everywhere he goes. >> reporter: friday night in boston, yesterday in brooklyn, he's hearing the love even on the road. >> this is amazing. i just go on the road then having to -- >> reporter: he's on his way of being rookie of the year and his campaign to get voted into the all-star game is a big hit. >> it's great. the show is about the fans. >> reporter: any retweet with his name is a vote. he even faked an endorsement from donald trump and it's working. he's among fourth in fan voting and that will get him closer to getting a date with his crush and we believe that is riyannah. >> i can see that. he's got good taste. >> reporter: and now joel has an ee even loft

greg, there's three names that are being bandied about. >> i have them here. >> sheriff dave clark. nugent. >> that's not the list i have. >> i came up with this list last night at a bar. >> judge william pryor, judge neil gorsuch of denver, and judge thomas hardiman of pittsburgh. >> neil gorsuch seems to be the leading contender. i am pretending to know what i talk about. thanks, wikipedia. according to the press stuff that came out, his background. he has a sterling legal and academic credential. he has a keen legal mind. they say this about every person. >> judge napolitano had nice things to say about him. >> i would like someone to say he's okay, average student, kind of slow, got in a lot of fights, tends to drink too much. they all sound the same. i would like to have a colorful supreme court judge. >> juan, do you think the democrats are going to be able to gear up and organized in order to try to at least i guess try to thwart it? i don't see how they can. i think it's going to go forward. >> depends who it is. gorsuch, his mom was the epa administrator who got in trouble

tom falk from kimberly clark will be joining us, along with dominic caruso, j & j's cfo. and our guest host this morning is gregthe ceo of liberty media. lots of things to talk with him about. how life may be changing under the trump administration. we will also be joined by chase carey, the formula one ceo. what they'll be doing that, shaking things up. and mario gabelli will be joining us to talk about what he sees what stocks he likes in this new world with the new administration. it's all coming up in a few minutes. we'll see you at the top of the hour. >> see you then. becky quick in new york with "squawk box" in about ten. >>> coming up, the dow coming off its sixth negative session in the last seven. we'll talk about the key market drivers from here. darrell cronk will join us. stay tuned. you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. la thivar la ve edn n tn. thivar >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." futures this morning indicating a slightly higher open. the s&p futures up by 3 points. the dow jones indicated to open up by 20, 21 points. the nasdaq looking to open up by 6 points. joining us is d