john butler, senior telecoms analyst at bloomberg intelligence.d trump is former bush official for trade representative. we will have the latest. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: "what'd you miss?" president elect donald trump is considering a former official in the small business administration for u.s. trade representative. she became the highest ranking latina in the company part history. here is what this could mean for trade under trump. margaret, what do we know about her and her background and also sort of how her views on trade online with president-elect trump'as? as yout: her biography said is this combination not only of experience in the bush administration, but at ups, at that level as the highest latina with an emphasis on operations in latin america. that could become really important. idea that some of the decisions over trade would be largely subsumed by commerce no, they're not looking at collapsing into comics, but wilbur ross will have a strong will to play. and this ise sense, something every administration goes into. what is the

that was john butler of bloomberg intelligence. let the terry down of obamacare begin.he tarrying down of obamacare begin. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is bloomberg markets. oliver: the first major act of the unified republican government next year will be a vote in congress to begin tearing down obamacare. the problem is there isn't much of an agreement on how to replace coverage for 20 million people who gained insurance under that health care law. what is the whole appear? they obviously -- what is the hold up here? ben: they can basically put together a resolution that says we are repealing this. they jam it through committee tricks,e legislative the same kind that obama used to get it through the first time, like the filibuster in the senate. and then they have a repealed yard they can put a fuse into that that you have two years, four years, five years, as long as they want into that, and that will allow them to choose a replacement. play by the of sword, die by the sword. vonnie: what if you are a member of one of the people on the exchange? ben: he's been b

let's get more insight from john butler, telecoms analyst or ,loomberg, and jennifer reese who focuses start with you. looking at the notes you said before the segment, you send donald trump had no power to stop the deal. i'm a little dubious on that phrase, the president has no power. bei suppose it should praised, has little power but not the ultimate say in antitrust laws. there is a deep decision-making process and the tw antitrust agencies that oversee mergers, the federal trade commission and the department of justice, the decision-maker there decide whether they want to sue to block a deal that they think and violate antitrust laws. the important thing to understand, even those agencies come even though they've given antitrust authority, don't have the ability to stop to companies that have entered a deal from closing the deal. they had to go to a court, than to seek an injunction and a george order the injunction. they have to win in court. a president can say, i don't like the deal. inc. about this deal, you know what my agenda is. but those enforcers are usually people who ar

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meanwhile, ceos sit by -- they own a capital stock, they sit by the pool waiting for the butler to come out with a tray -- johnsse, you told us everyone deserves a dignified life. >> absolutely. john: -- in which their material security is a guaranteed right. and that includes a college education, healthy food -- >> if people want a college education -- john: comfortable housing and health care. >> free time and money to spend during it. every single person -- >> that is not dignity. when people get without producing anything, when they get all these things, that's not dignity. john: jesse calls himself, proudly, a communist. >> that is horrific for anybody to call themself a communist. john: hasn't worked well around the world. >> what hasn't worked well? john: communism. >> we've talked about this before. socialism works fine here in certain instance, you know? we have social security. john: the -- >> social security is by far the best antipoverty measure this country has -- john: address that. >> where it's much more equal that transfer payments are a really good way to insure dignity. john: social security

. ♪ >> after talking with russell butler i headed to the vintage sympathizer museum in oakland to meet with three others who lost friends in the fire. johny is a musician, jonah stroud is a musician and sound engineer, brendan draper is a sound engineer and manages local bands. thank you all for being with us. i know it's been a really tough week. could each of you tell us about someone that you lost in the fire and you would like to share a memory of. >> two people i lost were ben ren alds and dinalda, they were in a band that i worked with for the last two years about. i'm just going to miss their complete honesty about, you know, every situation we were in, whether it was good or bad. both of them had like a personal philosophy to kind of like experience whatever feeling you're feeling in the moment, you know, whether that be like sadness, happiness, social anxiety, you know, all of that, the whole range. >> i lost kammy tanling. she was a tireless facilitator of the arts, selflessly putting herself out there to make everyone feel like they had a place and a space and a community to do whatever they wanted, and she was incredibly infe

wiz, and jimmy butler with the layup, washington trailing by 11 after 1, and they tie into the 4th quarter, and washington put it away in the transition, and that's to the layup, and johns the jumper, and he had 21 on the night. the wizards win 107-97, and they got 6 wins in the last 8 games. >>> college hoops, american visiting villanova, and it went how you thought it did. jones buries the triple, and he led america by 12 points, and it was all wildcats in the 2nd, and describing josh, and villanova wins 90-48. >>> after monday night's loss, many thought the burgundy and gold had no shot at the postseason, and while it may have felt that way, it's not true. the redskins are in the hunt, and they need teams out a bit. the burgundy and gold have a short turn around preparing to face the chicago bears on christmas eve, but jay gruden feels it may be beneficial to his team. >> we are not in the playoffs, and we are up to one game at a time. we have to focus on chicago. i think a lot of times as men and coaches, we try to, what is the best way to put behind you, a playing performance? playing quickly to get back out on the field, and hopefully that will be a remedy for us