joining us now from new york is john butler. year or 2019 the 5g will we have to wait until 2020?k 2019 is the advent of 5g here in the states and other regions around the world, but in terms of when this market really begins to ramp up and become becomesand 5g accessible to the masses, i think we are looking at 2020 and beyond. 2019is there a play in through the equivalent providers, the nokia's and ericsson's of this world? john: that is an excellent question. they are both beginning to see 5g orders begin to flow through. it is frankly being constructive to their growth over the last two quarter's. i think as we get into next year, that level of business for them will pick up. what you see happening is the carriers really start to upgrade and put in the equipment well in advance of offering the service itself. good news for nokia and ericsson both. guy: apple has decided it will not be an early adopter when it comes to the 5g story. is that being perceived as a good move technically? me, it is being perceived as a very good move. i think apple is waiting until this market reall

john butler is a senior analyst from bloomberg intelligence and joins us from new york. , given the saturated market, hyper competitiveness, what can we expect to drive growth in 2019? john: we have a couple of things coming that i think will really drive sales in 2019. one of them is coming from samsung which, hopefully earlier -- early in the year is going to produce a smart phone with a foldable screen. think about a device that can open up like a book and present you with a screen that is twice the size of say your standard smartphone today. that's number one. i also think number two is that we will see the initial introduction and advent of 5g smartphones. it should be an interesting year. selina: you mentioned the full oldable smartphones 5g phones, , and upgraded augmented reality features. which innovation will be game changing next year? john: the one that will quietly change the game will be augmented reality. for those that don't know what it is, is the overlay of digital images onto an image of the real world. so, you essentially look at reality through your s

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that was john butler., this is bloomberg. ♪ >> you are listening to and watching bloomberg businessweek. i'm jason kelly, alongside carol massar. there is a shutdown going on right now, although it is amazing to me how little investors seem to be bothered by this. i don't know what it is. carol: but it is continuing, and it has got to be resolved at some point. jason: and it is happening against the backdrop of a lot of trade discussions as well. let's dig into all things washington. woodsdgerton and randy join us. i want to start with you, anna. nice to see you there down on capitol hill. what is going on, and has been very quiet, our lawmakers ready to do a deal with the president? the house and senate will meet in a pro forma session. there are not very many lawmakers here. we have just received word that the house of representatives is not going to schedule until tomorrow so the situation will likely not be solved by current members but by the next congress which will begin on january 3. feels like a b

. >>> john barrett and paul butler, professor of law at georgetown. jill, we'll go ladies first for you. the cohen document says the president directed cohen vgts but do the documents say the president commit add crime, or is that vague? >> it isn't spelled out, but that doesn't mean it isn't true. it's hard to believe that he didn't have knowledge and intent in doing everything that he has done. he is clearly identified as the person who instructed the commission of a crime and a crime that's been admitted to. cohen has admitted all his wrongdoing. i think there's a lot to pursue here and that it's time for a public hearing. we don't know everything that mueller knows, and we don't even know everything that congress knows, because some of these interviews have been conducted behind closed doors. it's time for some transparency in this case. but for anyone to suggest that is nothing there is simply delusional. you can't say that. you can't say that all the elements of a crime have been proven, but we're certainly close to that. >> john, i asked this q

john mccain's funeral, mrs. trump arrived with buddy carter alongside her who is one of president bush and mrs. bush's favorites and the resident staff. he's one of the butlers. he was telling me about the horseshoe games that the president would organize between the staff and how much fun they had together when mrs. bush, sr. was very sick. she came to visit the white house and president bush, she got unexpectedly sick and president bush was sitting up taking care of her and buddy carter arrived and said president bush has a phone call for you. he said mom, i'm going to leave you here. you are safe. you're with family. he left her with the butlers and they took care of her. it's a beautiful thing. >> president bush had a unique understanding that there were hundreds and hundreds of people behind the scenes who made the presidency work. he did everything he could to make sure their work and contribution was appreciated. whether it was the cia briefers in the morning and having a personal connection with them or the people writing the huge briefing books and the trips overseas or the butler's secret service agents or the communicators. he understood it was no

butler reports from paris. belgium's political leaders arrived at the roll palace in brussels for crisis talks with the king one day after the government collapsed over a migration rattle on tuesday after john mattick day in parliament shell michel told m.p.'s he was resigning as prime minister to do it all to speak to or have to respect and take note of the situation and taking the decision to offer my resignation and my intention is to meet the king immediately. pressure had been building on michelle since last week when the right wing and v.a. policy quit the ruling coalition in protest at the prime minister's signing of the you had packed american ash aimed at creating global corporation gratian on sunday thousands of far right supporters demonstrated in brussels against the agreement saying it would encourage immigration this far right m.p. says events in belgium reflect the recent discontent seen elsewhere in europe this so-called park is only a symbol. there is a sort of a popular revolution going on and a price in the whole of europe yellowjackets in paris you have this protests over here in our county and they don't want this open border policy towards immigrations any more some ex