forgetting, itp is the economy with 320 million people. every day, 40,000 people lose change jobs. 5000 jobs is nothing. the problem is in the u.s., the media do not report that. huge cover story about for building a factory in the u.s. or not moving the factory. that is just plain crazy. did report the -- would you say the media do not report the other side of trump.s i think it is out there but will people be able to f fid it in the flow of information? i have read it as well in the media. ulrike: the coverage is 5000 jobs, thanks to trump. at therump is an expert simple fight message. bmw is a big manufacturer in the united states. melinda: one moment left in the show and i would like to get all of you to answer our title question. europe, trumpng could be a nightmare. nightmare? , because he doesn't know anything. tom: he will not be a nightmare. he will help europe to create a greater europe. nightmare,uld be a but give him 100 days to see what happens when she becomes more president. melinda: thanks all of you for being with us and a

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it makes itp, difficult for exports to grow.h the dollar dynamics and what we have just witnessed with tpp going down in idea of a new isolationist, is zero-sum, neo-mercantile america. that will harm the country uses those policies and world trade. particularly, a large economy, like the united states. tom: are we worried about china taking the vacuum of our isolationism and reticence to move abroad? the signs thatg china is anxious to become more important on the world stage, economically and politically. among this most clearly their specific trade partners in asia and latin america. tpp was designed to help specific pacific rim partners and not china. a trade was to create alliance among the nations that was not china. you mentioned that goldman sachs was a technology company. wasof the hallmark moments the passing of john glenn. we grew up in space families. the icon of a generation, truly. it meant fearless innovation, testing, and i mean this with immense respect for all the lost theen -- have we fear to take a risk? >> w

bush was talking to me about itp and he said how on earth can you be president when all your predecessors are speaking out against you? he was already thinking about that when he was a sitting president. it is good for the s country. the job is a hard job and the graciousness that the extent of their successor makes us a strong country. congress' job is to fight with the president, former s president's jobs are to fade into the sunset and do so gracefully. your day has come, you had your chance. as you pointed out, much of what president obama has done is going to be erased because of the election. the american people spoke. now it's time for something else to do it. it's time for somebody else frankly to fade into the sunset. >> sean: it's also the way he governed. he didn't want to do the hard work of working with congress. that can be easily overturned. michael, what you expect from president obama when he leaves office? >> here's the thing, sean. it doesn't really matter anymore. in two days, donald trump will become the 45th president. he's going to do everything he promised during t

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every time i wake up and look at the emerging-market currencies , itping another 5% or 10% makes it hardto sleep. issue. the alix: great to get your perspective. , head of blanch commodities research at bank of america merrill lynch. --the next hour this is bloomberg. ♪ . jonathan: from new york city, a good morning to "bloomberg daybreak." i am jonathan ferro. the markets. the unwind of some of the crowded conviction traits. call it trump squeeze. health care getting a little bit battered on the ftse. switch out the boards very quickly. yields are lower by 4 basis points. dollar, a weaker dollar against the euro and the pound. alix: what you need to know. trump trade unwinding. a dollars slide in treasury after donald trump's news conference and a wake-up call. more questions about fiscal stimulus and the scope of policy. big pharma bus. losing $25 billion in 20 minutes after donald trump said they were getting away with murder when it comes to drug pricing. south china sea showdown. rex tillerson saying china must be denied access to artificial islands. a move that would raise tension