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maria theresa, thank you, chad. >> i'll close where i started.hat the latino community, we're built for this moment. we know how to fight. that is all we've ever known and they brought the fight to us. and that means that we have to organize, we can't leave any votes on the table. we have to be clear on our vision. i think that we're challenged, but it's when we are challenged, i know that's when our community rises, that's when we get to work and that's when we recognize that this country, when you make calls to congress, when you fight in our military, when you march and when you vote, it's patriotism. my family left colombia, i won't tell you how long ago. when it was on the brink of being a failed state. so when someone tells me what broken looks like, i've been there. this is not broken. what we need to do and i believe we're part of the resistance, what we need to do is stop resisting and occupy. we need to occupy power, we need to occupy the voting booth, we need to run for office and occupy those, and also occupy the echelons of executive

it's not as if the president and theresa may have had the warmest of relationships. mariaat's right, and theresa may has been under some much pressure this week. she put out a white paper and has had a number of resignations this week. the one thing you can argue for go is that exit is just a no area. might be too late for that. trump said that this looks like a brexit that is not the brexit that the people in the u.k. voted for. the other big item is going to be trade. remember, theresa may put so much of her own political capital in get this huge trade deal with the u.s., but we have had no progress on that and trump is doing the opposite, just not taking part in international trade anymore. the conversation has shifted but maybe that is an area where theresa may want -- might want to get some clarity. mark: how significant is it that the bulk of his visit to the u.k. is taking place in historic sites of significance outside london? maria: i think it's pretty significant that he will barely spend time in the city of london. like i pointed out before, he said he's not bot

maria: no, no. >> we he wouldn't have a blimp of theresa may we won't, just that is. course, but what is nice about president he is not taking the lip service from europeans actually going out there, and holding their feet to the fire, making them accountable. >> -- whether at g7 whether it is with nato, whether it is with north korea, trump is the first president in my lifetime that revisole oois we are hold cards the stronglies out there not a bully but make sure everything is fair certainly may not be doing it the right way but certainly standing up believes in america first. >> i keep saying outcomes, and what i keep seeing, are democrats basically saying you know what it is hard to argue with the outcomes the outcome of economic policy, judges on the court. >> poll numbers economy -- >> i think, come november and 2020 going to be democrats who say i am reluctantly going to vote for trump our and republicans or not going to come out. dagen: one thing i will point out in speaking of europe, is next week, it is we're going to get the hearings on potential automobile

maria mentioned this comes as the president made some comments about brexit. theresa her brexit blueprint as well. it was a 98 page paper, the white paper, that promises to maintain the uk's close time -- -- eu single.n. market for goods and services. but when it looks at things like banks, they could be cut loose. financeing in u.s. editor michael moore. you spent years in london covering the big banks. this is certainly something they were preparing for after brexit. is what theresa may proposing in this white paper, is it a shock to the banks? michael: i do not know if it is a shock, but it is not what they are hoping for. this kind of looks like ce, whichy equivalen is u.k. banks can operate in the eu it uk's regulation is deemed was in theto what eu, but the problem with that is that the eu can deem it equivalent, but they can also deem it not equivalent. scarlet: it can change its mind. michael: it can change its mind. if the eu k -- if the u.k. and rules, the banks are in a bit of a limbo. they do not like the uncertainty of that. now, once they get into negoti

maria: but french president emmanuel macron says not so fast. he's scheduled to meet with theresak. later today. markets on the rebound on signs of the u.s. and china are open to discussing trade differences futures indicate a rally at the start of trading of almost 200 points on the dow. the s&p 500 is up as well as the nasdaq. yesterday complete opposite, dow industrials tumbled over 200 points at the close, almost 1%. the s&p 500 was down 3/4 of a percent and the nasdaq gave up a half of a percent yesterday. in europe this morning markets are higher. the fq100, the cac and the dax index all showing a gain of better than 1/2 of a percent. in asia overnight markets were higher across the board, china was the best performer, shanghai composite up better than 2%. taking a dig at nancy, a top democrat says it's time for nancy to go as house minority leaders. we'll have the details. what one former employee of tesla is telling the securities and exchange comission about the electronic car maker coming up. crowationy layings, croatia is heading to the world cup final. a life lesson, t

maria, thank you so much. those are your top stock stories. more on brexit. theresaeleased the most contentious document of her prime minister ship. the howling to keep to her plan. brussels?lan flow in still with us is bob parker. brussels and then it has to float here. it seems very soft in terms of goods at least. you would still accept eu , theations, eu tariffs european union court of justice. make is first point to that you have to make a clear distinction within this white paper on the treatment of goods versus the treatment of services. a simplistic way of putting this the plan,e plan is -- on the treatment of goods -- we will stay in a customs union with the european open. not clearlyding is saying that it is in the european union but if you cut through the verbiage, it is a customs union with the eu which is why boris johnson and david davis resigned saying that they did not like the customs union. the answer is in this plan, the u.k. will be essentially in a free trade area or customs union. resolves the northern ireland problem because one way of resolvin

theresa may are not over. two more mps quit their party posts this afternoon. mariaen bradley word vice chairs of the tories. now adding their names to those who think the prime minister ‘s's brexit compromise will not work. two mps walking away from relatively junior posts work. two mps walking away from relativelyjunior posts will not bring theresa may down on their own, but the danger is for number 10 that there is evidence of a coordinated push to force her to drop brexit compromise and with no majority, a small number of tory mps can cause big trouble. the prime minister is surrounded by foreign leaders to please and with parliament to manage and the clashing sides of her party, it is not impossible, but an enormous task to find a safe way through the middle. laura kuenssberg, bbc news. the former conservative politician, lord carrington, who was the last surviving member of churchill's 1950s government, has died at the age of 99. he resigned as foreign secretary in 1982, after taking responsibility for the argentinian invasion of the falkland islands. he had pr

but theresa may‘s struggles and strains with her party are certainly not over. two more mps quit their party posts today. mariaer‘s brexit compromise won‘t work. two mps walking away from relatively junior posts aren‘t going to bring theresa may down on their own. but the danger is, for number ten, there is evidence of a co—ordinated push to force her to drop her brexit compromise. and, with no majority, a small number of tory mps can cause big trouble. the prime minister is surrounded by foreign leaders to please, with parliament to manage, and the clashing sides of her party. it is not impossible, but an enormous task to find a safe way through the middle. laura kuenssberg, bbc news. football and we now know the identity of at least one team playing in the world cup final. it‘s france — who beat belgium in the first semi—final in st petersburg. samuel umtiti getting the only goal of the game. the bbc‘s tim allman watched the action. when you get to this stage of the world cup, anything seems possible. all chant: so we tell them. .. we're from belgium! spirits were high, the odd spirit was consumed, as fans l

maria: did something change? why is she moving so slowly? i think theresa has moved towards the accommodationist approach towards dealing with brussels with the european commission. many of her own advisers of course are not brexit tears. and so, she is delegated most of the negotiations with the e.u. to civil servants who do not necessarily have the brexit at heart hes guideline to key figures in the cabinet. the secretary have increasingly small role to play in the negotiations. in fact, to resubmit its own team of civil servants really had that those negotiations have it boris johnson exiting, who in my view was a superb foreign secretary is someone who tremendously believed in british sovereignty and self-determination. boris johnson is out of the cabinet. i have to say it's an extremely worrying situation. >> to that point, all the top cabinet officials which are behind picked to replace the deposed brexit before it happening. those of us on the outside looking in trying to figure out what happens next. help us get there. there's been talk of a made go

but theresa may's struggles and strains with her party are certainly not over. two more mps quit their party posts today. maria far right of your screen, were party vice chairs. two more names on the list of those who think the prime minister's brexit compromise won't work. two mps walking away from relatively junior posts aren't going to bring theresa may down on their own, but the danger is for number 10 there is evidence of a coordinated push to force her to drop her brexit compromise, and with no majority, a small number of tory mps can cause big trouble. the prime minister surrounded by foreign leaders to please, with parliament to manage and the clashing sides of her party. it's not impossible, but an enormous task to find a safe way through the middle. laura kuenssberg, bbc news. president trump has arrived in brussels ahead of a nato summit where he'll try to persuade european nations to spend more money on defence. his calls have prompted a rebuke from the president of the european council, donald tusk, who told mr trump to ‘value his allies', because he ‘didn‘t have that many‘. from brussels, our eur

but theresa may's struggles and strains with her party are certainly not over, two more mps quit their party posts this afternoon. mariavice chairs of the tories, now adding their names to those who think the prime minister's brexit compromise won't work. two mps walking away from relatively junior posts aren't going to bring theresa may down on their own. but the danger is for number ten, there is evidence of a co—ordinated push to force her to drop her brexit compromise. and with no majority, a small number of tory mps can cause big trouble. the prime minister's surrounded by foreign leaders to please, with parliament to manage, and the clashing sides of her party, it's not impossible, but an enormous task to find a safe way to the middle. laura kuenssberg, bbc news. health authorities are telling people in salisbury and neighbouring amesbury not to pick up objects that could contain liquid or gel following the poisoning of a couple who came into contact with the nerve agent novichok. the family of dawn sturgess, who died after being exposed to the poison, today described her as a gentle soul. the condition of the ot

maria margaronis of the nation and the british conservative commentator alex deane. good to have you with this on an interesting weekend. this was the moment when theresa uk wants "strong recipricol arrangements" with the european union. we‘ll be out of the customs union but in a new customs territory. the eu‘s freedom of movement is replaced by a mobility framework, so europeans can study and work here and we can do the same in the eu. the european court ofjustice won‘t have jurisdiction any longer

maria margaronis of the nation and the british conservative commentator alex deane. good to have you with this on an interesting weekend. this was the moment when theresa had to corral her sometimes disloyal cabinet colleagues. we'll be out of the single market, but will "harmonize" our trade in goods with eu standards, not on services where the uk wil go its own way, though even here, the uk wants "strong recipricol arrangements" with the european union. we'll be out of the customs union but in a new customs territory. the eu's freedom of movement is replaced by a mobility framework, so europeans can study and work here and we can do the same in the eu. the european court ofjustice won't have jurisdiction any longer but the uk will "pay regard" to it decisions. and in case her foreign secretary borisjohnson wanted to denounce this plan as crazy, as he had an earlier one. mrs may told her ministers that collective cabinet responsibility is back. they have been warned. what should we make of this package she has come up we make of this package she has come up with and the outcome of what had been predicted was going to be a very tough day? i think it re

maria caulfield. she was on the league side of the arguments in the referendum. she says that the way things are doing, theresa her issue is very much with this backstop agreement for northern ireland, this idea that to avoid the hard border, she thinks the eu are using that as an excuse to keep is very much tied to the eu. she again raising the possibility that they do not deliver brexit, jeremy corbyn will become pro minister. just on the state of the brexit process, the extent to which theresa may is prepared to be flexible around some of the red lines that she has defined previously. just talk a little bit about the kind of forces play there today. i think what is interesting here is that at the moment she has not got enough support for this arrangement that she has put forward in the house of commons because labour are saying it is not good enough, you might as well stay in the customs union, and you have brexiteers on her own side is saying we're going to be far too close, this does not deliver brexit. so she has a problem there but what she is saying is that this is a compromise when you have a compromi

but theresa may's struggles and strains with her party are certainly not over, two more mps quit their party posts this afternoon. maria vice chairs of the tories, now adding their names to those who think the prime minister's brexit compromise won't work. two mps walking from relatively junior posts are not going to bring theresa may down on their own. but the dangerous for number ten, there is evidence of a coordinated push to force her to drop her brexit compromise. and with no majority, a small numbers of tory mps can cause big trouble. the prime minister is surrounded by foreign leaders to please, with parliament to manage, and the clashing sides of her party, it's not impossible, but an enormous task to find a safe way to the middle. president trump and his wife have arrived on air force one at brussels airport this evening the last two or three minutes, we have received these pictures live, they also land as the football team goes down to france in the world cup semifinals, we do not know if that affected the moods of the hosts are not. donald trump is in brussels for the nato summitfor trump is in brussels for

maria? >> my chart is about political uncertainty and sterling. pound on line shows the back of the checkers deal. investors buying into this idea that it could help theresat deal. to point out that the pound is in a little bit of a relief rally. it's not your fault but the charts not there. >> it's not that you should trust me. guy: makes it little harder. somethingng to see that is going to be a factor here in europe. the shirt is on for companies to spend a little bit more. how much defense spending will take place there? ae u.s. spending -- sending pretty big delegation. a monday morning victory for an report and before she -- a victory for anne-marie before she heads off. let's look at how the markets are reacting to the resignation of david davis. not a lot of reaction thus far. the pound is pretty good. ftse 100 is trading higher. the miners are having a pretty good day. if david davis was hoping of reaction, that is not happening. surveillance is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ . . phones have made our lives effortless. streaming "must see tv" has never been easier. paying for things is a breeze. and getting into new places is even simpler. with xfinit

maria: this morning markets are strong across the world. ftse is up 32 points higher. cac quarante is up two-thirds of percent. dax index up a third of a percent. markets are trading higher as theresaacement. in asia best performer in china. 2 and a half percent. ipo alert. chinese smartphone maker off to bumpy start in hong kong debut. details on 10-cent's plan to list online music in the u.s. twitter on taking on fake accounts, could take toll on bottom line. so many accounts being shuttered. a stuntman evel knievel. the man leading brexit negotiation, secretary david davis resigning in protest over theresa may's new plan for soft exit from the european union. he does not say that he believes, he says he does not believe in it. dominic rob who was a supporter of a clean break. investors taking the news in stride as wave of optimism of global economy spreading across marts despite escalation with dispute with china. almost 30 points on nasdaq. joining us chief market strategists, art, good to see you this morning. >> thanks so much for having me. maria: let's first talk about resignation, looking like one of the softest possible versions of brexit, cautiously welcomed by the marke

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