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we are joined by the chief executive of swatch, nick hayek.k you, where do you see this opportunity for increased market share which territories? >> yes, hello, everybody this time you're late, cnbc. you need a switch watch in studio to talk earlry ry in the morning. i'm always happy to be with you. you see the opportunities are everywhere in the world. even in the united kingdom we see that the business is going well not just in asia, america, but across the boards through all segments that's very good good news. we're bringing upon a good 2018. >> are young people increasingly interested in buying a wristwatch >> yes the young people are much more interested than some older people, especially when you talk about the americans. americans are used to taking watches or many of them just as a time keeping machine but they have no other reason for it, but the young people and the millennials, that's it exactly, they want something that is special that adds value. they want real brands. they don't want another commodity. commodities are all over y

well you don't and i looked and i thought a little by little hayek and is that had six. so were you stuck at the border the syria jordan border for a bit before you were able to cross into jordan get in and she may end up that is that a or and i don't know if they had at the committee but i think a finnish embassy to most than that autonomous it i think is it's just i didn't and that is the one instance they had at the school so i had limited the given details but it was then the him is that how can you describe to us what that journey was like and then again a kidless not the man that i thought of as a dissident yet a whole without the savvy and it was sympathetic mufon it had the relevant capability there must have been how i lay a can of us not in the south but it well to us that it in my is a kind of film of the one that one should have little subtle oakley and if atlanta has said that. jordan is now home to more than six hundred fifty thousand syrian refugees unicef says there is an epidemic of child marriage among them and it's on the rise from the onset of the war

>> on that front i would point to hayek he likes the word currency a lot more than money. is bitcoin money? for regulatory purposes remain at want to define it that way or the irs has defined it as a commodity that is necessary for regulatory purposes but to conceptualize it is to some extent but not very good one for the reasons articulated because the price is so volatile but as a medium of exchange it is in good because i don't want to receive it if the price goes down that i don't want to spend it so that volatility undermine undermines. >> so what would its quality improve on the volatility decline based on the adoption rate is that is all that is required? >> yes people have to start using it for transactions. if that happens then the. >> adoption rate has to do with it and fit coin has also benefited from its own but that is only one currency so in general yes it does have a lot to do with it. >> my time is more than expired i recognize doctor foster for five minutes. i thank you and also to the witnesses. recently there were reports in the press of estimates of 20%

well you don't and i looked and i thought a little by leno hayek and is that had been so it's the palm so were you stuck at the border the syria jordan border for a bit before you were able to cross into jordan and sick get in and she may end up that is that or and i don't know if they are at the committee but i think a finnish embassy to most than has that autonomous i think is it's just i didn't and that is the one instance they had at the school i had learned that given to. those then the him is that can you describe to us what that journey was like and then to have been a kid let's not in the land that i thought as i said then you had a whole lot of the hey and it was so long but i like muffin it had the little i've been. there must have the how i lay a can of us not in the south but it well to us that it in my is a kind of film of the woman that one should have little subtle. tough atlanta has said. jordan is now home to more than six hundred fifty thousand syrian refugees unicef says there is an epidemic of child marriage among them and it's on the rise from the onset of the war

we were at hayek and macy's and ocke andago school and l all this stuff. mr. goldberg: nerds like you and i did. rep. ryan: the conservative movement, the conservative movement was that with little skirmishes between what we call neocons and paleocons. we all had the same foundation. now we have a zero-sum game thinking. what is unfortunate is that we have always thought the zero-sum game my game comes to your loss, , in the zero-sum. we thought that was an economic argument that we had won. now we are relitigating it on trade and everything else but slipped into the rest of society. that is the i think the rise of point. relativism on top of that, in the old days like the 1990's, i i thought identity all it takes was a lewinsky tool that the left used to get their base going, not the majority of the country but their base. that is what we thought of it. we won this, it's over with, they do that, we don't because we believe in aspirational inclusive politics. , well, here we are now, and both sides use it. we used to talk about western civilization which to us

hayek for sample and freeman so reagan is reading conservative economics. trump didn't do any of that. trump made money, he invented new things like "the apprentice" and golfed. he doesn't drink. it's not like he was hanging around being wasteful. he is a business guy and he's not a politician. his own ego sense that he could do a better job than anybody else because he got up that morning and said -- otherwise it wouldn't be donald j. trump. that is what propels him. i don't hold him to any kind of automatic ideological check this. what i will say though is when he makes a decision there is a real difference. it's almost like there to trump's. when it's a big decision the iran agreement which 2.5 years he said it was a bad deal. i had europeans approach me before he ended the grimacing what can we do? you need to come up with a better deal. he's been saying this for two and a half years. it's not a secret. cutting taxes, deregulation, conservative judges. he is totally unpredictable. he couldn't protect himself because he's basically a free spirit on small

. >> gracias, estÁ pasando mucho, vamos a hablar de madonna de salma hayek, de luis telÉfono ti. >> demiendo complicaciones de salud por lo que sigue recluida, tiene fiebre alta, nÁuseas y otros sÍntomas la bailarina del elenco, saliÓ en su defensa con una publicaciÓn que pidio no especular sobre lo ocurrido y aclarÓ que ella no estaba conde mi en ese momento. >> ojalÁ que demi lovato pueda salir pronto del hospital. >> joan sebastian antes de morir recibiÓ por parte de la disquera universal casi medio millÓn de dÓlares como un adelanto de un disco, sin embargo, ese material nunca pudo realizarse, pero ahora los hijos del cantante tendrÁn que devolver el dinero y lo que parece mÁs que molestÓ a la disquera su hijo lanzÓ un tema inÉdito con si no music mÁs adelante tenemos la respuesta con maribel guardia *. >> madonna celebrara su cumpleaÑos nÚmero 60 recaudando fondos para huÉrfanos y niÑos necesitados en malawi, la cantante se uniÓ a facebook para la campaÑa que estarÁ abierta desde este lunes hasta el 31 de agosto, el dinero ira a su fundaciÓn y la compaÑÍa de pagos globales dijo que

platÓnico y quedó revelado que en esta canciÓn, es una canciÓn muy romÁntica esta dedicada a salma hayek mÉxico. les mandamos un abrazo a todos. buenos dÍas! lunes 16 de julio de 2018. estamos con mi raÚl. raÚl: feliz de estar aquÍ. precisamente, veÍamos imÁgenes de mÉxico. nos vamos hasta allÁ. tenemos a nuestra cumpleaÑera del fin de semana. se lo he dicho tres veces. tenemos a addis. cuÉntanos! [risas] addis: dios quiera que no cumpla aÑos tres veces. [risas] eso me preocupa. a estas alturas. [risas] tenemos muy buenas cosas. recientemente, en exclusiva, giovanni medina no decÍa de la reconciliaciÓn que tiene con ninel conde. muchos aseguraron que el bombÓn se estaba quemando en la fogata. vamos a ver quÉ nos dice ella. ♪ ♪ >>ninel conde, finalmente, llegÓ a un acuerdo con giovanni medina para que Éste pueda convivir con su pequeÑo hijo, ese es el propio bombÓn asesino que asÍ responde. ninel conde: lo Único que les puedo decir es que una madre por sus hijos trata de conciliar en la medida de lo posible por el bienestar de los niÑos. mientras haya cordialidad y respeto se pueden inten

so hayek was wrong. it's just not true that intervention by the state in capitalism leads to authoritarianism. that did not happen in austria, which is where he's from, it didn't happen in germany either. if anything, it's the contrary. in order to have these wonderful individuals that our libertarian friends fantasize about, you have to have a whole lot of state intervention especially when those people are young. you can't do it without pluralism. you have to have some notion of what the state is doing to create these individuals. of so there's a dialectic there. and, you know, in the cold war the -- the welfare state won the cold war even in the united states. i mean, just look at the timing, right? we started breaking up the welfare state under reagan. the welfare state won the war, not capitalism. by then the die were already cast, you know? by then our model had proved to be better, but our model was not a pure capitalist mold. between the '40s and about 1980, the difference in wealth between the t

[aplausos] andrea: otra mexicana que nos estÁ representando de la mejor manera es salma hayek.n estilo bohemio. >> me encanta. una de las tendencias es eso. ahora viene esta tendencia. la tendencia con los hombros afuera, pero la blusa tiene un poco mÁs de volumen, tiene ancho, pero con estos lazos te tapan sino quieres que se vea tu estÓmago. se ve super lindo. manga larga. lo puedes utilizar con un pantalÓn apretado. rafa: me encanta para las mujeres eso. a pesar que las mujeres tienen cierta edad se siguen viendo bien. andrea: todo el mundo tiene los hombros lindos. >> es muy femenino. >>me parece que alejandra espinosa le hace la competencia penÉlope cruz con este look de la semana. uno se puede desabrochar los primeros botones, tiene los hombros afuera, le da un look totalmente diferente a esa camiseta clÁsica de botones. la aplaudo por ser creativa. >> es muy bueno. [hablan a la vez] [risas] andrea: galilea montijo se vistiÓ de una manera muy creativa. lo hizo con un estilo tejido en una tela dorada. se puso su brasier negro abajo. lo hizo para el programa "hoy". me encan