they like john mcdonald.t he stands for, but they like what he stands for, but they like him. you can see him on these channels he comes on, he doesn't water anything down, he says i'm coming for you, and they like him. he'sa charming coming for you, and they like him. he's a charming guy as far as that's concerned. so he's interesting, because they do take his interviews, they do listen to what he says, and... the other point is that something —— just because something is offensive, and you don't like it, doesn't necessarily mean that that's something you have to find a way to change, and especially if it's going to not work, that's the challenge of this type of thing. exactly, and john mcdonald actually lays down whether one likes it or not, he lays down an alternative that has a logic to it. ok, let's turn finally to the express very quickly, prince william is declaring war on racists. he's pretty angry. yeah, he has talked about their outrageous incidents of racism, which unfortunately they have been, and

look at the days when tony blair and gordon brown were leader and there is room forjeremy and john mcdonald have dissenting voices. jeremy, like the rest of us, should not get involved in the governing body of the party and determining what they do and what they say. i mean, members of the labour party can say what they like in their meetings. labour's executive is meting out to discuss tom watson's future and mps have warned them that they should be focusing on an upcoming general election and not internal squabbling. the travel firm thomas cook has approached the government for emergency funding as it tries to avoid going into administration, leaving customers with uncertainty. just do not know what the situation is. we will either have a flight back and get back to manchester and be fortunate or all things could colla pse be fortunate or all things could collapse in the next couple of days 01’ collapse in the next couple of days or hours and we have nothing to go back on. the us is sending troops and missile defence systems to saudi arabia and the uae in response to last week's attack on

i will be speaking with john mcdonald. i wonder if someone who knows a whatbout the gilt market, are your thoughts of the labor spending plan? john: the first thing is those concerns become relevant in yields on yields if there is a labor government and polls don't suggest that is likely at this point, anyway. we need to see what the manifestoes say. if we get to an election and we will form our view after that. it seems in the medium-term, if you had a labor administration, you would probably have higher borrowing and more importantly, that is what market investors would conclude about until we get to the point of election being a fact rather than speculative. it is hard to put any quantified numbers on that. nejra: is all the bad news priced into sterling? john: no. a no deal brexit is the worst case scenario in market's mind. the probability of it by definition is going off when you have a prime minister who is willing to go down that route. if it crystallized, sterling would go lower than it is today. anna: was there an

british state and i don't really stand on the ground of socialism or solidarity with jeremy corbyn john mcdonald at all or only you know. john i mean it respect about we feel about it it's still on the agenda here let me go to reno and paris i mean what what could boris johnson get from the europeans from brussels that to resume couldn't ok because he's saying he's still open for a deal even if that window is only a matter of days that are open go ahead in paris. no i don't think that he will get anything because for 2 reasons number one the big countries are really fed up with this brit this is it the sions that is it isn't that you know like 60 years old so they're really fed up and 2nd thing it's too complicated to have like 27. countries agree on the new proposal because for foreign affairs matters you need the. so technically these are techniques of a european union it's too complicated so boris johnson well not get anything more he has been told that by america and by. emmanuel court in paris ok the same thing to you i mean it respective of how democratic or undemocratic the tories gambit

john mcdonald claimed many of the spending increases would only partially address deep real—time cutshave to say the gimmicks and gems the chancellor has presented is nothing more than ever to distract us from the crippling crisis of this government and mr speaker, if that was meant to bea and mr speaker, if that was meant to be a pre—election budget, i would be quaking in my boots. this will not help and austerity. at a time of world slowdown. a boost to the economy is much needed here and this is part of that boost. isn't it the case that head teachers, chief co nsta bles the case that head teachers, chief constables and nhs managers simply can't rely on the chancellor's nancy eggers if britain crashes out of the eu? mr speaker, the independent watchdog, the office for budget responsibility, said just two months ago, that no deal brexit would add £30 billion a year for the ago, that no deal brexit would add £30 billion a yearfor the next ago, that no deal brexit would add £30 billion a year for the next four yea rs £30 billion a year for the next four years to public borrowing. the

british and i go where you stand on the ground of socialism or solidarity with jeremy korb and john mcdonald at all or only get over this but. john i mean it respect about we feel about it it's still on the agenda here let me go to reno in paris.

—— is quite a risky move. and is opposite donna john mcdonald, mitts -- is quite a risky move. and the sort of wealth gaps across the uk. how far will these moves, if they were carried out, go to address those imbalances? i think that's a big structural question, and there's a lot of important factors at play. i knew chancellor and a new prime minister do seem to be indicating that they want to do things like invest and transport in the north, lots of workers are located outside london, so they stand to benefit the most in any increase in minimum wage. but in terms of narrowing those regional gaps, i know that some of the areas that will be affected the most by the disruptive brexit would be, for instance, the midlands, the northeast, northern ireland, which are some of those left behind areas. so it really depends on what happens in the next few months. and how much are these promises affected by whether we have a deal or no—deal brexit, because we don't know the costs of that, do we? i think the key thing is, the key thing determining on how much we can afford to spend in the

he the ft weekend, john mcdonald.razy, i see this guy on finance channels, he tells them exactly what he is going to do to them and what is going to do to them and what is going to do to them and what is going to happen, but he is so affable, he lays his plans out, and they take his interviews. he is not a very affable character,... i'm not sure that he will be getting a huge number of votes in the city for what he is suggesting here. of course, on one level he is right and people do not like seeing vast bonuses handed out to people when they can't really see what necessarily they have done to deserve it, and they don't like the idea that he is driving the wrong behaviour which i think we have seen in the city at times in the past, where the incentives, the things that get you a bonus, not just inner—city but elsewhere, are not necessarily related to the long—term interests of businesses and so on. there is one pole that people should attention to, there is rumours that the superrich are fleeing the country, so they m

at the days where tony blair and gordon brown were our leader and there was room for jeremy and john mcdonaldg voices, but it seems that my position on brexit, where i very strongly believe that we need to work with other parties to stop a no deal, where i have been campaigning for a referendum, i believe we should campaign for remain, which shares a lot of support across the shadow cabinet table as well as across our members. i just think jon landsman and his faction are so angry about that that they would rather abolish me then have a debate with me about it. is it at all believable that this initial push to oust tom watson can have been done without corbyn‘s consent given that it is from a key supporter. the idea that corbyn is coming to defuse it, is that a bit of spin? we don't know for sure whether jeremy corbyn knew about it last night but it certainly appears that he is not fully behind it because had tojeremy corbyn wanted this attempt to get rid of mr to go ahead the simple truth is it would have. there's been an enormous amount of outspoken comments from various labour mps over the

mcdonald's. is that true? john: it is just about every day. , there is exceptional times when you are traveling where i can't actually get that done, but i love being at mcdonald's. it is sort of my home away from home. david: did you do that before you were on the mcdonald's board? john: i have been doing that since i got home from college. i just love it there. david: and you think it is healthy for you? john: it seems like it has worked out ok so far for me. david: when you were interviewing to be on the board, i presume that you were interviewed to be on the board, did you mention this, and did they think this was unusual? john: i still remember having breakfast with andy mckenna, the nonexecutive chairman of mcdonald's, and the ceo, and it went marvelously well. they could tell how much i loved the brand. david: you used to play three on three basketball. john: yes. david: so in chicago, did you ever play basketball with barack obama? john: yes, several times. david: is he that good a player? john: he is a very good player. he knows what h

white, beverly flynn, janet jorgenson, gary joy, john mcdonald, gary shark, angie shuster, diane trent, maggie webb, pa rvine ali, mark henry bernard, maria sonya bernard, hung mao, roberta king, delores yf idal. michael grant cayhill, justin michael decrow. frederick green, jason dean hunt, amy s. krueger, aaron thomas, michael s. pierson, russell seeger, thoom c., christina taylor green. dorothy morris, phillies -- phyllis schnette, russell king jr., daniel paramontor, doris chubykill, caitlin ping, a.j. boyke, jessica, john thomas larimar, matthew mcquinn, veronica sullivan, alexander tebbis, savon katra ruj singh, rachel d. avino, olivia angle, josephine gaye, dylan hockley, madeline f. pu, katherine hubbard, chase kowalski, ana marquez-greene. grace mcdonald. annemarie murphy, jack pinto, noah posener, jessica rekos, avil richmond, mary sherlock, vik toash i can't --ing victoria soho, allison wyatt. madam president, my time is almost up, but i haven't even reached the names of those who died after newtown nearly seven years ago. so i'll close with one last point. it's hardbreaking

exchequer, sajid javid, and the shadow chancellor of the exchequer, number two in the labour party, john mcdonalde have a stunner of a morning this morning, high this is how things are looking in norfolk at the moment. not everyone will be dry but a lot of dry weather on the cards and after the fresh and chilly start, largely dry and sunny. the cloud building up a little bit later on but nice conditions for anyone taking part in the great north —— rate north run. it will be warming up to 15 celsius with a light breeze. a couple of weather fronts. the cold front will bring rain overnight and also a warm front which is pushing more cloud today across northern ireland and the western half of scotland. a few spots of light rain moving in from the northwest here but for eastern scotla nd the northwest here but for eastern scotland and the bulk of england and wales, it will be a dry day. just the chance of catching a shower for eastern parts of east anglia and perhaps for north wales, too. most parts will avoid them and damages will be up to 1a or 18 degrees. temperature is staying dry at old trafford

stay tuned for more with john mcdonald. also hear more from the shadow brexit secretary.on't miss that. when you are traveling to work, tune in to bloomberg radio. this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: this is bloomberg a brick europe. i am nejra cehic in london. i am matt miller miller in berlin. boris johnson has three crucial u.n.s for his first general assembly as prime minister. crisis in the middle east. climate change. and selling a post-brexit britain to the rest of the world. but the big challenge maybe on the homefront. , labour to the bbc party leader jeremy corbyn pledged he would put a credible brexit deal to a referendum but he dodged the question of which way he would campaign. that we get an agreement fulfills the five points system, i have said all along it would be a credible offer to put before the british people. matt: joining us now from the labour party conference is anna edwards, my cohost on the european market open. it seems he is trying to unite the labour party. : not an easy task. we are here in brighton. i was reminded how close the eu is. as the salty

look at the days when tony blair and gordon brown were leader and there is room forjeremy and john mcdonald

we do talk to john mcdonald what he thinks is appropriate. is the government going to do? --we have been very clear. we have to get brexit done, no more delay. people are just fed up. the biggest exercise in our country over three years ago not being honoured. as we set as a government, we are working incredibly hard and getting a deal andi incredibly hard and getting a deal and i am very much involved in that myself. we're making good progress. we're not there yet. if we cannot get the deal done, we will leave with no deal and that is what we are preparing for as well. they want to see brexit done and the government focusing on their priorities. you mentioned the possibility of no deal. what you do that legislation, it is law? of course, every government should observe all laws at all times and we're taking a careful look at that law but we are also clear that our policy has not changed. we will leave on october 31 and if you are going to ask me next what we're going to do, we're not going to set that out right now. we're going to focus to t

white, beverly flynn, janet jorgenson, gary joy, john mcdonald, gary shark, angie shuster, diane trent, maggie webb, pa rvine ali, mark henry bernard, maria sonya bernard, hung mao, roberta king, delores yf idal. michael grant cayhill, justin michael decrow. frederick green, jason dean hunt, amy s. krueger, aaron thomas, michael s. pierson, russell seeger, thoom c., christina taylor green. dorothy morris, phillies -- phyllis schnette, russell king jr., daniel paramontor, doris chubykill, caitlin ping, a.j. boyke, jessica, john thomas larimar, matthew mcquinn, veronica sullivan, alexander tebbis, savon katra ruj singh, rachel d. avino, olivia angle, josephine gaye, dylan hockley, madeline f. pu, katherine hubbard, chase kowalski, ana marquez-greene. grace mcdonald. annemarie murphy, jack pinto, noah posener, jessica rekos, avil richmond, mary sherlock, vik toash i can't --ing victoria soho, allison wyatt. madam president, my time is almost up, but i haven't even reached the names of those who died after newtown nearly seven years ago. so i'll close with one last point. it's hardbreaking

if that were to happen, i don't think it would be something like john mcdonald to become the leader bute the person to stab him in the back and very unlikely to be mcdonald they've been close allies a long time. francine: how long will pound go? >> if we look at the bank of england, it's suggested we have a 30% to 50% possibility but a hard brexit. francine: which is lower than i heard actually. >> it's hard to pin the thing down. but let's say the sell-off has been -- if we see a further sell-off we had right after the referendum against the euro. we could have parity people balk about the euro and that's not a totally unreasonable place to be if you think we're 50% probability and the sell-off is mirrored again. it means we could slip lower. francine: what does parity mean for the bank of england. the situation unfolds with the innation profile. it's the inflation markets in the u.s. or one anticipating a more very veer outcome. so they pect the regulation it's gone up in the u.k. than it has in the u.s. the bank is in a tough spot. we'll hear from mark carney later this week and here

and i used to read back in the day like the paperbacks of john d mcdonald. one of my favorite writers ever is raymond hanlon. so have fun when i'm reading the work in just as much or maybe a little more fun when i'm not reading for work. >> all three of you right like people who love to read and all three of these books are a lot of fun to read and can be called page turners. questions from the audience? i invite you to come up to the podium. >> this question is for mr. della went. i recently was reading some biography of ehrenberg and there was a big mystery which occurred when his daughter was traveling from south carolina to new york to visit him about a possible deficit through privacy. it was a fascinating thought that i've never heard of any recent research regarding the outcome that she sailed on. i was wondering, of course this is early 1800s not during the 1700s that you mention. i wondered if your research has shed any light on this mystery? >> unfortunately the answer is no because my book and in 1726 even though i'm aware of the stories, for the

we will be speaking to sajid javid and john mcdonald from labour and at 830 the brexit party ‘s nigellike every morning we wake up with a brexit hangover. 0k. let's have some light relief. let us know about the sport. the first day of the fourth ashes test was all about the wind, the rain. . .and almost inevitably steve smith. the australia batsmen stayed firm as others were virtually blown off their feet in some really autumnal conditions at old trafford, and that has given his side the advantage. i don't know if this is about to be light relief. get your ben stokes scarves! now £8 only on the scarves! talk about a tough act to follow — ben stokes scarves and even jack leach costumes, a happy reminder of england's heroic win at headingley. surely old trafford couldn't match that drama. well, briefly, it tried its best, as stuart broad set about ramping up the decibels, australia soon 28—2 as england started in style. but then a familiar obstacle. steve smith missed the last test after being hit by a jofra archer bouncer. welcome back. but soon smith was calling the shots. that's why

, and it is said that you eat mcdonald's every day. is that true? john. david: so in chicago, did you ever play basketball with barack obama? john: yes, several times. david: and is he that good a player? john: he's a very good player. >> would you fix your tie, please?

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john bolton. the barrel down almost 1%. bolton was a strong proponent of trump's plan. >>> mcdonald's plans to speed up the drive-through withechnology announcing tuesday it acquired a silicon-based startup that specializes in conversational voice-based technology. it understands different accents and they expect it the allow for more accurate ordering at the drive-through. mcdonald's and its company have already run demos at its test restaurants. >>> apple unveiled the iphone 11 pro. both models feature three cameras on the become of the phone and a better battery life. another feature, slowfies. yes, slow-motion selfies. how did the world survive without this. apple also unveiled a new seventh generation ipad that starts at $329. the new i phones will be available for preorder on friday. they go on sale september 20th. >> slowfies. thanks to our international viewers for joining us. have a great rest of the day. for our u.s. viewers, "early start" starts right now. >>> republicans win the race. what this means. >> the fallout of national security adviser john bolton. what it means for adversaries worldwide. >>> another pro

john. does this surprise you that mcdonalds is doing gang buster on delivery service?doesn't, but when you are talking premium price for delivery, think about how people are paying for convenience these days but over 60% of orders are at night and it's a million orders a day, think about that, a million orders a day of hamburgers being delivered, mcnuggets being delivered and they are saying it's going to be a 4 billion-dollar business just for them. david: does this cannibalize business in house or continue to work both of them? >> it's a wonderful study, it's about 5/50, -- 50/50, incremental revenue, but we pay fee for delivery, so to the industry, it's a win and lose because you do take hit for the delivery. david: you've had to wrestle with that, though, not only in food career or bar career but also tv career if you start something new, does that pull away from your brand or from something you've done before? right, right, what's the answer there, how do you decide whether you've got to bring it to new level? >> in today's world you have to be in the delivery mar

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john bolton as national security adviser. crude settled down just about 1%. the campaign was built on suv sanctions that caused iran's oil sanctions to fall. >>> mcdonald's plansup the drive-through with new technology announcing tuesday it acquired aprente. mcdonald's says the technology understands differential accents and mcdonald's expects it will allow more accurate ordering at the drive-through. >>> the newest i phones are going to cost you a pretty penny. apple unveiled the iphone 11 pro and max pro tuesday with a $1,000 price tag. both feature three cameras on the back of the phone and a better battery life. another item on the phone, slowfies, slow-motion selfies. they also unveiled a new ipad, apple watch, a gaming subscription called apple arcade. they preview on friday and go on sale in stores on september 20th. we'll be right back. and that comes on our newest signal. no signal reaches farther or is more reliable. so you can... share more sunsets. stream more videos. and stay connected with friends while you slide into fall. all for just $30/line. and for a limited time, you can get free smartphones too! come to t-mobile now and get new 4 lines of

mcdonald's up as well. >>> scott martin is with us, john lonski is staying with us, susan li, ashley webster, of course. markets moving ever so slightly higher after impeachment broke two days ago. scott martin, open question. do investors really care about impeachment? >> not at this point, stuart. but i think as we get further down the road, as pelosi and company refuse to give up, apparently, and blank other legislative agendas, i think the market will start to care. i would give investors a word of caution and hope in the same sentence. if we get a sell-off after say a house vote, i would use that as one of the best opportunities of the year or early next year to buy in because we know the senate's not going to confirm it. stuart: john lonski, you are an economist. you're not a market watcher. you are an economist. you told us earlier on this show that if we don't get usmca, because of the impeachment drive, that's bad for the economy. spell it out. >> that is bad because that means companies will probably engage in less investment spending, hire fewer people because of uncertainty regarding our tra

now, john -- >> sir >> seth: i don't know if you've heard about this, but technology is so crazy right now. apparently there's these apps like door dash and uber eats, where you can get mcdonald'sosterous >> mystifying. >> seth: it's stupefying >> it's just plain nuts! >> seth: and, you know, things like this really get me thinking >> yup >> seth: we're getting older, and sometimes we look around and don't even recognize the world we're living in. [ light laughter ] things are changing every day, and, well, not always for the better [ light laughter ] and sometimes it's time to take a moment, just one moment -- [ laughter ] to talk about how things were just a bit more simple back in my day [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: back in my day you couldn't order mcdonald's with food delivery apps like uber eats back in my day, if you saw a big mac in an uber, it was because it was 4:00 a.m. and you were throwing it up [ light laughter ] >> back in our day, we didn't have an r-rated joker movie. chucklebucks back in my day, if you wanted to see a clown say the "f" word, you had to hire one for your kid's birthday party [ light laughter ] and when the clown asked you to pay him, you ki

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from georgia state university and master of science from johns hopkins university and graduate of the fbi national associates academy. heather mcdonaldthe thomas w. smith fellow a the manhattan institute for policy research and written books on the criminal justice system and previously clerk for judge steven rhine hard on the u.s. court of appeals for the ninth circuit and received her b.a. from yale university, ma from chair college and jd stanford university law school. philly atibaga is the co-founder and president for policing equity and serves as professor of police equity of john j. college of criminal justice and has written on policing issues. he received his ab from harvard university and m a&p hd from stanford university. finally linda garcia, is the policing campaign director at the leadership conference on civil and human rights. before joining the leadership conference miss garcia served as a trial attorney in the special litigation section of the civil rights division of the department of justice and also serve as a law clerk to judge guison in the eastern district of court, b.a. from hunteder college and j.d. from for

john hopkins university. she is also a graduate of the fbi national associates academy. ms. mcdonaldceived a ba from yale university or ma from claire college and jd from stanford university law school. philip and t for atif goff is the cofounder and president of the center for policing equity. also serves as the functional police equity john jay college of criminal justice. professor goff has written extensively in policing issues. he received his ab from harvard university in ma and phd and stanford university. finally, linda garcia is a policing campaign director the leadership conference on civil and human rights. before joining the leadership conference ms. garcia which served as trial attorney in the special litigation section of the civil rights division and dein. do you swear or affirm under penalty of perjury the testimony you are about to give is true and correct to the best of your knowledge information and beliefs so help you god? >> you may be seated. let the record show the witnesses answered in the affirmative.please note each of your written statements will be entered