he sat down with john mickelthwait in lot of us that.esident about the hacking scandal in the dnc. the president denied meddling in the race. he vowed to work with any administration willing to work with them. >> i do not know anything about that. you know how many hackers there are today. they can leave their mark at the necessary time and place. it is an extremely difficult thing to check, almost impossible. is that really important? does it even matter who tracked this information from the democratic headquarters? the important thing is the content that was given to the public. there should be discussion about that. i want to tell you again, that i do not know anything about that and at the state level, russia does not know anything. the campaign headquarters [indiscernible] . penetratetand that to you need toters have a finger on the pulse. get the specifics of the policy in the u.s. think this is time that everyone should come clean about it? russia is trying to hack america. china is trying to hack the u.s. everyone is a hacking on

rare and exclusive interview with russian president vladimir putin speaking with our very own john mickelthwaitn all day friday to watch that exclusive conversation with russian president vladimir putin . on monday you do not want to miss our special hour-long andrt in a revealing special interview, 12:00 p.m. eastern, 5:00 p.m. london time. that is the latest bloomberg business flash. vonnie: we are going to take a closer look at tomorrow's job report and why it may give a clue about the federal reserve's next move. ♪ mark: time now for global battle of the charts. we look at some of the most telling and revealing charts of the day, and what they mean for you. you can access these charts on your bloomberg by running the function at the bottom of the screen. kicking things off, the man who slaughtered vonnie quinn on tuesday. oliver: a bold choice of words. vonnie: totally objective to say that. oliver: i do not know about all of the slaughtering but i going to gently present my chart. this is trying to assess what is going to happen as we get economic data tomorrow. this is going forward as ac

he set down with bloomberg editor in chief john nickel plate in new york -- john mickelthwaite in newresident erdogan: i see the central bank cuts as a study, careful -- steady, careful, balanced cut. because it is not right to make some moves up or down that could contain some violence, that could create a tremor in the economy. but i believe it will be beneficial to continue this steadily, and right now this new administration of the central bank, since they took office, they have been carrying out the cuts, taking into consideration especially the interest-rate policies of the government. is an important signal, especially for investors . my hope is that the other banks will take this signal that the central bank has given, that they also heeded, and accordingly they open the way for investors. john: you are an economist. surely you are a little worried by inflation at 8%. is that truly a time to cut interest rates? when you came in inflation was much higher, 70%, but it percent is still a lot higher than other countries. surely cutting interest rates is a little dangerous. preside

with us, editor in chief of bloomberg, john mickelthwaite.overview since not everyone watching the show will have time with vladimir putin. is he like a normal person or is there something different about him? >> i met him a couple times before off the record things. strangely, he's more kind of macho in private things than he was there. he was very courteous. it's more the impact he has on people around him. people scurry around, retinues, buildings are cleared. it's more the implicit power. almost medieval in that way. >> let's look at when you asked president putin if he would be happy to see donald trump elected as the next president of the united states. >> translator: you know, we can't answer for the american people. after all, with all the sharp tactics of not only one but the other candidate, they are both using sharp tactics in their own way. they are smart, very smart people. they understand [ inaudible ] if you listen to them. >> so it seemed to a lot of people in the united states that putin clearly prefers trump to clinton. did