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let's get more now from paul brennan he joins me live from brussels paul let's start with that i can ching pledge on emissions as a very ambitious target sells more of. well they certainly burn the midnight oil on this one or in future they'll burn 55 percent less midnight oil because they went into the wee small hours of the morning to try to get this sticking to the target as you say is from 40 percent by 2030 reduction based on $990.00 levels down to 55 percent less than 1911 and that by the year 2030 in the ultimate ambition is for the european union bloc to be carbon net 0 by the year 2050 it's is a massively ambitious goal but they certainly believe that they can do it the wrangling was over how to get there and how to get unanimity among all 27 members and the holdouts poland in particular poland's economy very dependent on coal and poland wanted reassurances from the other countries that its economy would be protected they want to 2 things in particular they wanted a guaranteed access to european transition funds and they also wanted the reductions in carbon emissions to be linked

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the flipside of that which i found marcus ching and i'd like you discuss a little bit is the extent to which the patients themselves learn that rule and assert control over their own treatment by deciding what to say what is your pain level. can you talk about asserting control of the patient in the system? >> guest: i learned from a friend who has cancer and is on serious pain meds, she said to me they don't want you to be above a five. and i said to him what does that mean? she said you are above a five and that means they want to give you meds. i talk to more people on what people told me is they say it's kind of a cat and mouse game. you put down a five and a put down whatever their answer is. people who are experiencing a lot pain, pain meds make you really a zombie is the word people use. they really mess with your head and you can't think clearly and they make you tired. people who have a lot of pain sometimes think i don't want to be doped up on opioids so several of my friends told me that they learned that when they want to use the scale to control what the nurse or the docto

-ching. >> did that just happen? iame here to do business. i didn't come here for, like, speed dating. tom and nancy clearly have leftover issues that are affecting the business. they're gonna have to prove to me they can work together as a team. but before i make any investment decisions, i want to go to waycross, georgia, and see this manufacturing facility. >> so is this an entire manufacturing process? >> this is it here. we build everything from scratch, you know, from the frame up. if you want to take a look at-- >> yeah, i would. >> this trailer, that's a mobile daiquiri trailer. he has his daiquiri machines, and he'll serve out of this side. >> and so, walk me through the process of how it works. >> we order the steel components. some of it is sized. some of it we have to cut. but basically, the frames--the first thing we do, the main frame, is the walls come up, then the ceiling goes on. >> come on, there you go. >> this is normally about a three-day process. >> okay. >> and then we start doing the interior. w

>> i have something say which is i want to hear what chye-ching has to say. [laughing] >> i mean, i think it's one of the really major leaguers areas of tax public that is it needed although i would it in an set think there are several of the book to things will be good look at tax policy action. but i think this bucket is really exciting one. look, the implication of the twentysomething texel left a whole ton of things, treasurer and iris to figure out come and there's been a lot of very consequential regulatory decisions made pretty recently. we don't know the total impact of those decision but we do know for example, that jesse international provisions might added about 100 then to the cost of the law compared to jct initial essman and that's just a federal income tax because as you a lot of states hook up to these decisions both in the line regulatory science state policy impact as well. at a a time were treasury and s have to do with more than 150 comments, notices, three in a row every single year, it seems as part of normal regulatory best practice you

. >> i saw your eyes going, ching, ching! >> no. like, you think that's all that matters to me?re always worried about your own identity. you've only been making this-- and now-- >> but everybody has their own identity. >> you already have your own identity. >> if something good's happening to me, then something good's happening to you and to us. that's how it should be viewed. this shouldn't be a bad thing, and i certainly don't want it to cause a rift. >> it's already caused a rift. >> well-- >> and i gotta swallow it. >> but that's on you. >> okay, now you're the new martha stewart here of the fitness business. >> i'm gonna check the cookies. >> okay, go check your brownies, your cookies, yeah, go ahead. i hope they burn. >> coming up... when you and i made the deal, i was very clear with you. i asked you to do one thing. >> you're asking me to jump through a ring of fire. >> you're making me out to be the bad guy. what did i do? save hundreds on your wireless bill without even leaving your house. just keep your phone and switch to xfinity mobile. you can get it by ordering a

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so that i personally directed the provision of containment measures to keep the epidemic in check. she said. ching our political decisions will ensure a victory against the epidemic. so that. each. this is very very important and really proud that. the other 40 gentlemen. is the political will be your personality to which we have for. 48 hours later the w.h.o. delegation were back at the head courses in geneva some 15 governments have now confirmed that the virus had spread to their countries in asia and europe concern was growing as was criticism of the w h o's chief who had still to publicly acknowledge a health crisis of global proportions this speed with china said to be outbreak isolated the virus sequence of the genome and shared it was doubly join the world out of very impressive and beyond words so is china's commitment to transparency and to supporting other countries in many ways china is actually setting a new standard for outbreak response and it's not an exaggeration and w.h.o. doesn't become and and actually opelousas any restrictions for travel and trade or other measures against. c

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ching made. a first conversation of 75, i was there on a trip, and dumb general ping was asked the question, we heardthat you have a billion people, and then we read other article saying you have a billion and a half people. how many people are there in china? he spent his tobacco and said senator always believe the lower number. lower number why? because we have villages that store grain they're able to retain grain for their own village based on the population. the rest of that they send the state, to the government. so what are they do? when the census taker comes around in determining how many people there, which determines a minute how much grain they retain in the village, they have all the little children right in front of the census taker, so the children get counted three or four times so they maximize the population. now in china, in 1975, that was sort of violating every code of chairman mao. that was all for one, we're all in it together, everybody's patriotic, everybody is honest, full of propaganda. everything was chairman mao's fault. dumb job thing said we have to develop this incenti

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ching. this is why we gotta have the hunks. hey, that--that may not sound right on tv. hang on. i you've offered here is that you have built this infrastructure. and the existing success that you've already proven-- if you're gonna leverage it in, let us have a piece of that also. guys, i'm gonna make you an offer right now. i'll do 51% for 250k. -for what? -the existing business. -everything, everything. -[chuckles] don't laugh so fast, buddy. it's not easy to come up with $250,000. be very careful. never laugh at money. think about that. why don't you offer us the hunks and the foxes for a dollar amount? i'm serious. why don't you start again? go back out and start again. come back in and make us an offer on the overall business. okay. [harrington] they have to be combined. -it's gotta be one business. -that's the only way that the deal makes sense. i mean, we didn't come on here to give up anything -of college hunks hauling junk, right? -right. i mean, we started that from scratch with no investment. they don't see that a $250,000 investment can spin college foxes packing boxes

i look in this country today and they're so focused on destroying donald trump, they're so focused and grabbing power, they're so focused on bizarre agenda whether it involves genitalia whatever it is some weird cultural ching that we are distracted as a society and we are feckless and just not prepared an this could be an extraordinarily dangerous time and then in the president of the united states -- really the first to focus on china spends four years in office. with these chihuahua nipping at his heels on con continued conspiracy theories and so forth involving russia. i just feel we're not ready for this. what are your thoughts? >> well, i agree with you and mark i'm an eyewitnesses to how much president trump spent on china he inherited a split administration in his cabinet steve mnuchin had very, very different views that when i would call the hawks or those who want to take china more seriously. so he had to have probably in the hundreds of meetings with his cabinet and advisors to push through the trade talks to a good deal for us to handle a large number of issues that is predecessor handle only in a very light way. that means president trump had a focus on china. to one of the highest priorities,