so we'll be talking to the ifo representatives. i want to bring you another line on the growth outlook. they are saying they are affirming the 2020 gdp growth of 1.4% they've also seen growth that is higher than the previous workup of 1.4%. what is interesting, the 2020 german gdp still above that german mark. no signs of the recession. although people have been terrified of that happening. getting out to annetta we have a lot of data points to be evaluating. there are a lot of data points while manufacturing appears to be in a slump, things appear to be moving in the right direction people turning slightly more optimistic in germany. >> at least, i think the cut off day for the ifo index was well before we got to the uk i think there was a growing optimism that was going to happen that was going to happen for the manufacturing. it also was already growing due to the trade deal. that is helping the german economy. the backbone is manufacturing and very hard hit and had reacted negatively more than other countries. we have seen they

hour ago that the business sentiment is beginning to improve and seeing positive signs that was the ifo data released cac in france up around a quarter of a percentage point. very big deal announced. psa, peugeot, formerly announced the merger fca on the italian index leading some of the gains on those indices. it has been a long time coming one of the big stories driving autos. ftse 100 is something we've been watching closely we saw that big bump on friday some of the stocks pulled back their gains also worth baring in mind big movement in the pound. sterling trading back down to 1.30 and up to 1.35 that brought in a big majority for the conservative party people thought that would bring in positive news latest developments have shown they would like to rule out the possibility of another extension on brexit post 2020. switching on, let's talk about some of the price action in asian markets. you can see moderate gains for shenzhen slipping overnight to the tune of about 0.2 of a percentage point. nikkei and germany slipping around 0.6 of a percentage point. we saw weak numbers for nov

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because i knew what his last 30 minutes of his life were like and ifo had a 5-year-old son at the time. what you i have tried to do in my:4 years for this nation is save lives. for you to insult my integrity. that's whyen this whole thing needs to be fixed. fix it. steve will bee i think that captured everything. you gotot wrapped up in this ida if you disagree with the democrats on immigration, you are a racist and they say you don't care because they are people of a different color. the point you made, these people have been sitting around lecturing everyone else and have done nothing to solve the problems. why do you think we got to where we are on immigration? let's look back on the history on how we got to where we are. >> the immigration problem on the border can be solved. we made it clear the last two years, here is the three loopholes that you can close that will save lives. save border patrol lives and fix what is wrong. we have a right to have a secure country.re congress refuses to address it. in hearings like this they want to point the finger at me, someone who has done i

i appreciate what you're saying about trying to connect dots,ou but ifo, you become like one of the lawfessors who say, well if you see all thesefe facts and you there is a problem, or you infer, then yu go forward onntmpeach that's a very slippery wrong slope to stand on because this country, the average american outside of d.c. understanding dew point. -- due process. they understand frness. they don't understand i can infer you may have done something wrong so we'll convict you f: it. >> woodret me ask you about something else. we heard from the democrats yesterday that they e considering widening this impeachment inquiry to include the artle, theecond part of the mueller report having to do with obstruction of tice. in that we saw ten episodes they laid out where the president may have, euld hav obstructed justice. and again, the report does not exonerate he president. it says the decision is up to congress. does tt strengthen what the democrats are trying to do or not? >> no, the two parts to that, one, i believe most democrats are ready to move on from the mueller reportul it was

he was concerned ifo, the call leaked out, how it would play in washington's polarized environment which is exactly what we have here. he was also concerned that it might affect bipartisan support in congress. they've traditionally been one of the few where republicans and democrats share interest and for good reason, he didn't want to craniums to get a distorted perception of what actually happened on the call because we are talking about eight lines of concerned in the amount of ambiguity. this meeting on may 23 there's a question i guess it's ambiguous but it's a question about whether when the president referred the delegatio delegatio the inauguration on the 20th. they come back and it's the secretary and senator johnson and a. is a path to invite him to the white house and they testified to this pretty definitively the president essentially doesn't order anybody to do anything. the president and they testified that the deposition and at the rpublic hearing that he didn't take another direction it's just like look if you guys think this is important and you want to work at it on the