language, a lot blood, dialogues, there is such a film, the hateful eight, and there one of the heroes, john ruthelop a communication system with you, if you get hit with an elbow, you must shut up, got it? this is the language that they understand, not a warning, not words, not drawing red lines when they get hit with an elbow in the face, that’s all, and i think the situation is escalating towards the point where they get hit with an elbow, without this there is no diplomatic language, nothing will help in principle, they live in the world of these tarantino heroes, they understand only the language of power, they understand this, if you like, aesthetics, and we must understand this, but it feels like we are not talking to these people , a we are constantly looking for some shadows in them, for churchill. degol, adenaur, bismarck, and we are talking with that europe, this, by the way, was also heard in the plenary session that, well, yes, european values, gene-europeanism, everything, and we are trying to incorporate them, so we in macron are trying to consider walter, well or lafayette, i don’

, a lot of blood, dialogue, she has such a film, the hateful eight, and there one of the heroes, john ruthtem with you, if you get hit with an elbow, you should shut up, i understand, this is the language that they understand, no warnings, no words, no lining up red... language is nothing will help in principle, they live in the world here these heroes of tarantine, they understand only the language of power, they understand this, if you like , aesthetics, and we must understand this, but it feels like we are not talking to these people, but are constantly looking for some shadows of churchill, degol in them , adenaura, bismarck, and we are talking with that europe, this, by the way, was also sounded in the plenary from... french or some other tradition, at least one popular song, so that it sounds, as this song sounded in the sixties later, from all the radio stations of the soviet union, not a single one, they they devalued the memory of common exploits, they devalued the spirit of victory, the last statements that were made about recognizing the debt, or rather the feat of the soviet so

ruth is still with us. i quoted johncause in covering trump's affection for putin, i just always wish he were around to smack some sense and reality into his old republican party. and i wonder what you think when you watch how quickly the party has sort of devolved into autocrat worship. >> exactly right. i think about mccain all the time and how miss his voice and his spine. and you know, it's not surprising to most of us what trump does or thinks. what's shocking is the extent to which the entire republican party has rolled over and they're about out of shoe polish right now from all the bootlegs that's going on. i remember joking with my circus colleagues when we were at the white house when trump was initially elected. one mentioned jokingly this notion that trump would em blazen across the front of the white house, his gold logo. now it doesn't seem to be so much of a joke. i'm sure people are thinking about putting him on mount rushmore and some of the examples you mentioned. the interesting thing to me and really

how did you tell it john mack or james gorman you would leave to be this cfo of a tech company? was that easy to do? ruth: so, 2015, morgan stanley was in a really good spot. i was with bill campbell, an iconic leader in silicon valley. he has been written about as the billion dollar coach, steve jobs, larry, sundar, so, it's a privilege to sit with him. at the time i said, i'm ready for the next chapter, but the one thing i am not going to do is be cfo again. we spent two hours in his living room. at the end he said, i heard you clearly, not cfo. and i said, exactly. he said, i've got the best idea, cfo of google. and of course, i immediately said, well, i hadn't thought of that one, that one is interesting. david: did you tell him you could not work with private equity people as closely as you had been? ruth: i know, sometimes in hardship in life is worthwhile. david: are we going to have driverless cars in our lifetime? ruth: you can hail one in san francisco, get where you want to go, and it's pretty remarkable. ♪ david: so what's it like moving from the east coast, where everything is finance and mo