matt: that's interesting. was reading from your colleague about the fact that iron ore has had a good run. that may change. i wonder if he would rethink that piece on the mliv blog. the biden stimulus package to be aimed at infrastructure. you can join the debate on the question of the day, reach out to us and the mliv team. to get the blog, type mliv on your bloomberg terminal. thanks very much. up next, impeached again. donald trump becomes the only u.s. president in history to be impeached twice. how do you make sure vaccines are distributed fairly? we will speak to norway's international development minister who's working with the w ho on that issue. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ matt: welcome back to bloomberg markets. we are 46 minutes away from the start of cash equity trading across europe. you can see that we have green arrows on european futures. a mixed picture if you look at u.s. futures. interesting to see how the market is waking up this morning. donald trump has been impeached again. a single char

matt? matt:. thanks very much laura wright with your first word news.vitruvian partners has agreed to invest 100 million euros in asset management platform carne. vitruvian will get a minority stake in carne, which would use the proceeds to expand its technology offerings, already the biggest of the third-party asset management firms. we have the ceo and founder with us right now, john donohoe. thanks so much for coming on the show. let me ask you, first of all, what you are going to do with this money. what kind of expansion do you see? john: good morning. delighted to be on your show. carn was foundede in 2004 and we are a digital platform for the asset management industry. we help reduce costs and ensure better governance and transparency across their business. the jewel in our crown is called our core technology. today, we have -- asset managers can easily view data, meet regulatory obligations and reduce administration procedures. basically, the money is going to expand the products offering on the platform, so more product, client led product solu

matt: universal income.o send out these checks and raise minimum wage, maybe it will be a better idea. what about your investment strategy? have you been able to look at, at least the rough outlines of this package and say, now i know the next president's priorities, maybe i will tailor investment strategies to make more money off that? gregory: part of my job is to make money. in terms of what we have done as late, when the vaccinations were announced, we did change track a little bit. we started to buy in the value of rotation. nine a big way. just up -- not in a big way. there is support for global equity markets with the vaccination rollout. that should help. fiscal support, the biden announcement will serve as a catalyst to support equity markets. we are definitely bullish on equities and we remain bullish on equities going forward. matt: do you think that -- are you confident we will see earnings season justify the valuations we are looking at? will that be a couple of quarters out? gregory: your quest

matt and nique.f her top and says, come on, let's go, let's act like a family. >> were you expecting any sort of comment like that? >> never. i -- never. >> once nique disappeared, clegg says, matt leili inquired about having his wife involuntarily committed and even hired a divorce attorney. a man who knows his wife is already dead, he says, wouldn't have done either of those things. >> he did not really want to divorce her. he wanted to let her know, look, here are your options. you can go get help for yourself, or i'm going to go forward with a divorce. >> the defense wrapped up its case by calling matt and nique's two daughters, rebecca, now 14, and amanda, 17. >> did you ever see your dad hit your mom? >> no. >> did you ever see any obvious injuries or bruises to your mom? >> no, sir. >> according to the girls, their mother was the one with the violent temper, not their dad. >> she took a heel and threw it. i myself had to duck from it. >> was it being thrown at your dad? >> yes. >> on the day n

i am anna edwards in london alongside matt miller in berlin. matt: good morning. today, the markets say keep the stimulus coming. assets look to the fed to fuel further risk-on rallies. futures in europe and the u.s. point higher at the start of the final week of january. the cash trade is one hour away. here are your top headlines from the bloomberg terminal. the 2021 outlook darkens. the world bank downgrades its growth forecast as you covid variance crippling lockdowns -- new covid variants, crippling lockdowns. xi jinping makes his first public remarks of the biden era in the keynote address of the virtual summit. merkel and macron follow. deutsche bank says it is conducting an internal probe after a report stated that it intentionally sold clients risky investments they did not understand. we are just under one hour away from the start of cash trading in europe. let's take a look at the futures picture this morning. we are looking at green arrows across the screen here. euro stoxx 50 futures up more than .5%. ftse futures getting point -- gaining .4%. green a

i'm anna edwards alongside matt miller in berlin. matt: good morning. say enough for now. christine lagarde signals that monetary stimulus has hit its peak. the stock rally stalls after indexes hit record highs overnight. the cash trade is in our away. here a

i'm anna edwards alongside matt miller in berlin. matt: good morning.oday, the markets say everything to play for. stocks and futures trade mixed amid earnings in hopes of more stimulus. the trait is one hour away. top headlines from the bloomberg terminal. it is inauguration day. a new era begins in the united states of america. joe biden is sworn in as the 46th president. conte battles on. the italian from minister works to broaden support of an outright majority in a crucial senate vote but at least he won. and lockdown for longer. merkel tightens covert restrictions as germany reports the highest number of daily deaths since the pandemic again. we are under one hour away from the start of cash trading in europe, in the u.k. as well. take a look at futures. gains across the board, although they are fairly tepid. dax futures up only 1/10 of 1%. we do see ftse futures up about one third. in terms of u.s. futures, we also see the subdued gains on dow jones and s&p in many contracts, while nasdaq futures rise 6/10 of 1%. anna, we've got a couple of break

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matt? thanks very much, juliette saly in singapore, talking about the effects from the msci ban now on those chinese telcos, of course the new york stock exchange delisted them and then relisted them, and then delisted them. trump, coming up. finally concedes, in a way. he says there will be a smooth transition of power on january 20 as calls for his removal and impeachment mount. of course, he hasn't outright conceited to joe biden -- conceited to joe biden -- conceded to joe biden, as he told his supporters he would never concede. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> chinese brands or become much -- are becoming much more adept at reaching consumers, especially at a time when market consumers are reluctant to go shopping outside. people are spending more time at home. people are spending more time on social media. chinese brands are good at using social media, livestreaming, other things to market chinese brands. they tend to be less expensive. there is a lot of uncertainty. they have more of an advan

matt: i see.e, in terms of government actions, wind power companies, solar companies, ev also likely on the move up after biden signing the u.s. back into the paris climate agreement. we saw asian companies in this sector also do well today. matt, anna? anna: thanks very much. dani burger with the stocks to watch. funny to watch. ferragamo also in focus. we will be back with the european market open for this thursday morning next. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european market open. here are your headlines. joe biden is sworn in as a 46 president. he pledges an end to what he calls a uncivil war. europe's recovery is on track despite repeated lockdown. germany's death passed 50,000. after being reprimanded by u.s. relators. -- regulators. matt: higher across the board, looking in europe or the u.s. you see gains, even after record highs on many of these indexes. not the ftse, dax futures, ftse futures, all up .5%. as european markets open up, let's take a look at the macro movers s

i'm anna edwards alongside matt miller in berlin. matt: good morning.he markets say enough for now. christine lagarde signals that monetary stimulus has hit its peak. the stock rally stalls after indexes hit record highs overnight. the cash trade is in our away. here are your top headlines from the bloomberg terminal. the dark winter of the pandemic. joe biden says he will move heaven and earth to vaccinate 100 million americans in the next 100 days but warrants that 100,000 may die in the next month. a last resort. angela merkel warns that germany could close its borders as eu leaders say stricter lockdowns could be necessary. christie look hard points to a downtown for the eurozone. hong kong will lock down tens of thousands of residents for the first time. that index has been growing higher and higher. we are under an hour away from the start of cash trading across europe. let's take a look at futures this morning. red arrows as warnings about virus lockdowns and concerns about vaccine shortages continue to plague markets around the world. you can se

matt?att: i just want to -- you know what? if we stay with fashion for just a second. i guess it's fashion? kind of a blast from my past and i am almost 50 years old. when i was a kid, you had to have, in high school, doc martins, combat boots, because that's what the smiths wore. that's what was cool in alt- rock. doc martins has now ipo'd at 3 70p per share. there are some trends from the past that are questionable and you wonder why the kids are bringing them back. but just straight up, plain black doc martin combat boots, that's still ok, i am still down. anna: good to know you have no regrets. good to know those photos still look good. matt: it's just that dr. martens are not one of those regrets. i do want to bring you german gdp numbers. take a look at futures this morning. we are looking at equity index futures that are down across the board, as these retail reddit stocks bounceback. is it contained? i'm not sure, because the stocks are still up, in some cases 1000, 1500, 2000%, as

matt? matt: let's take a look at futures.ed arrows here but probably a lot more people watching these markets because of this incredible saga of retail investors. it has spread, to some extent, to europe as well. are these losses driven by the same drops or are these drops in futures driven by the same drops that hit u.s. markets so hard yesterday? here, we see equity indexes opening on the global macro movers screen. the far left-hand column is equity indexes and it will populate. the ftse, as usual, coming out of the gate first, down straightaway 0.5% and falling further. we typically see the ibex open and there it is, down more than 1% right now. the madrid benchmark index down 1.1% as the ftse falls 0.8%. now, the cac opens in paris, down almost 1% right at the open. we have big 1%-ish drops across european equity benchmarks this morning. that's after disappointing tech earnings yesterday in the u.s., but also the impact of frenzied retail trading and pockets -- in pockets of the u.s. market. basically, retail investors d

i'm matt miller. party voted for continuity, opting for the candidate most resembles chancellor angela merkel in terms of policy and political style. >> there are many people who think angela merkel is good first and the cdu second. the repetition among people here and internationally can be summed up in one word --trust. we need this trust as a party but this is not a gift or an inheritance. matt: joining us now is bloomberg's agatha can trial -- agatha cantrell. this seems to be a safe choice for party that has gained credibility through this pandemic. agatha: it is a safe choice on the basis that they picked a merkel loyalist and because a lot of the support the party has got during the pandemic is being chalked up to merkel's own strategy during the pandemic and a broader appreciation of her in comparison to other world leaders and handling of it. it makes sense to seek out someone who can continue her legacy and seen as a steady hand and stable candidate. he is not going to be the chancellor, how

him, matt -- hi, matt.learly, the stimulus plan is ambitious. $2 trillion is what the biden administration is pushing for, what this is yellen will be pushing for today. they will likely not get this to trillion dollar package but even if they get, let's say, a bit more than half of this, this would imply very strong growth in the u.s. for 2021 and our take on this is that we could see growth, u.s. growth, reaching 7% for 2021 even with this one tankage for this year. anna: good morning. you describe the democratic administrations package of fiscal assistance as keynesian. we will see what happens to the scale of it, but what is going to be the most value for money about the way the u.s. is going to spend this money? kevin: well, what will be driving markets within this package is clearly what is targeted at howard schultz, clearly. the infrastructure confidence of the package will be very much looked at. what i would say -- what gathers most of our attention is how such a package will be financed really so

matt: thanks very much.et's get in the markets with mark cudmore, bloomberg mliv managing editor out of singapore. more and more reports now about bubbles, even the chinese pboc warning of bubbles in that market. i'm not sure if it is a bubbl icious story, but i spent a lot of time on reddit and it is fascinating that this group of retail investors managed to bring down a reputable hedge fund in melvin. >> absolutely. there are two things that are vital. the pboc warning is worth paying attention to. this is a direct rebuke that the markets are looking frothy and they don't want this to continue. people are right to pay attention. the other thing is there has been worrying price action. in the u.s. sec., u.s. stocks finished higher, but that masks the fact they fell in the middle of the day and recovered. it was a different dynamic in individual names. tech was outperforming. we are no longer seeing the reflation trade that was all about the new biden administration. there is also the u.s. estimate, treasuri

matt: good morning. welcome to -- [laughter] anna: apologies. matt: we both welcome you. glad you are back, anna. it's a great day to have you back, kicking off this week. the markets say don't expect a weaker dollar. the greenback gains amid reports that janet yellen is set to affirm a market determined dollar level. futures point lower. u.s. markets are closed for martin luther king jr. day. the cash trade is one hour away. here are your top headlines from the bloomberg terminal. six point 5% growth. china's gdp hits pre-pandemic levels, making it the only major economy to grow in 2020. president trump lands a final hit on beijing, halting the huawei supply chain. germany's cdu selects the merkel loyalist as the new leader of the party as the chancellery is set to be considering a nationwide curfew to curb the spread of the coronavirus, plus it's a busy morning for dealmakers as private equity firms and global infrastructure partners match the offer for french water company -- tie up talks with tariff war -- with carrefour are tied up for now. we see red arrows. we don'

i'm anna edwards along with matt miller in berlin. matt: don't ditch the dollar. treasury yields hit their highest levels since march as morgan stanley takes the green its list of shorts. no resignation, no removal. mike pence signals he will continue to work with president trump as the house moves on impeachment. the f.b.i. warns of armed protests ahead of joe biden's inauguration. europe heads for a double dip recession. jpmorgan morgan and u.b.s. cut growth prospects for the start of 2021 as boris johnson warned he may tighten lockdown rules in england again. plus u.b.s. stands by its c.e.o. the swiss bank's chairman reit rates his support for raffle hall of famers after a probe of his -- hamers after his role in a money laundering scandal. just under an hour away from the start of cash trading in europe and the u.k.. take a look at the green on the screen in futures. they are not big numbers here. you see the ftse's futures going a little changed. but for the most part we're looking at gains of about 1/10 of 1% across europe. if you look at u.s. futures, we al

matt?nt trump promised a smooth transition of power after finally admitting that joe biden will take office on jay wright 20, although -- january 20, although he give nothing close to a concession. he still insists he didn't lose an election. his comments came after supporters stormed the u.s. capital. he sent them there, overwhelming police barricades. five people died, including a police officer. president trump: a new administration will be inaugurated january 20. my focus turns to the ordering a smooth transition of power. matt: for more, bloomberg exclusive -- bruce einhorn joins us to talk about -- first, what are we hearing about congressional leaders? what kind of consequences would inciting a mob to insurrection actually have for a sitting u.s. president? from: well, we have heard the leaders of the democrats, nancy pelosi in the house and chuck schumer in the senate, they have called for vice president pence to use the 25th amendment to take over from president trump. they said th

matt: matt miller here in berlin. do with the proceeds and how much do you need to invest to get to the place you want to be with inpost locations? rafal: that was the secondary offer. we as a company are profitable and invest into growth. we have plans to replicate our successful business from poland, u.k., france, spain, and italy and that will be fully financed thanks to our resources and cash generation. we have the ability creating such an amazing business in poland. anna: let me ask about the valuation we are seeing. you were delisted in warsaw some time ago, or removed from th andere pricing structure -- and have come back with a different pricing structure. what has changed so much in three years that this higher price is justified? rafal: the listing was done and some have invested massively into companies. this is a different company. today, this is a tech company. we are a tech enabler for e-commerce players. we are driving e-commerce revenue, retention, improving their ability to win market, so this is a c

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matt?k at european futures rising on hopes , confirmed byve the democratic wins in the georgia senate runoff votes yesterday, will deliver more stimulus and spending, fiscal spending from u.s. government. the left-hand column will populate as benchmarks across europe start to trade. the ftse first out of the gate, up about 0.5%. we saw green arrows across the board, so as you see, the ibex the aex open,ee you will see them here. the ftse continues to rise now 0.75%. european markets will be opening higher. this is amidst the unrest in capitol hill, but it's also the win and control of democrats over the u.s. political process. joining us now is john roe, legal & general investment management head of multi-asset funds. let me first ask you what you think about yesterday's violence? it was fascinating to watch the s&p hit a new record high as trump supporters stormed and broke into the u.s. capitol building. yet, i guess it is because of the democratic wins that the markets continue to rally.

--t: it does not seem anna: has it been -- matt: sorry, go ahead. anna: go ahead, matt.ay -- matt: alastair haynes on tv -- 99.6% ofid trading in u.k. shares was switched over to paris. he says europe has won the battle and he called the shift a spectacular own goal as britain position ins strong trading of european equities in london. could you have stopped this? the parta failure on of the british government? >> where we are is that for a long time, the focus on the talks has been on goods. when the article 50 process was triggered a phase one of the talks around the so-called divorce bill, citizens rights, the northern irish border, there has been a focus on goods. we ended up with a free-trade agreement. free-trade agreements historically have tended to focus on goods and less on services despite the growth in economy.on u.k. and financial services, if you look at the political declaration, the illiterate goal -- original political declaration, financial services were not a major feature. the focus was on regulatory autonomy. that is where we have ended up. if that i

i am anna edwards live in london aside matt miller in berlin. matt: good morning. today, political risk drives the day. treasuries fall with u.s. futures as investors watched senate races in georgia, but european futures point to a positive open. the cash trade, an hour away. here are your top headlines. we have one down. networks report democrat raphael warnock wins one of the two georgia runoffs that will decide which party controls the u.s. senate. beijing tightens its grip. hong kong police arrest about 50 people, including a prominent american lawyer. it is the biggest crackdown yet under china's national security law, and saudi arabia surprises the market with a major oil production cut. crude touches a 10-month high. just an hour away from the start of cash trading in europe. in terms of european futures, we have green arrows. most european equity indexes were lower at the close yesterday with the exception of ftse futures, the highest, .9%. the nasdaq futures amidst the georgia vote count, getting crushed. see aore than 1% as we gain in dow jones industrial

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his name was matt walters.yndi had met before her marriage to richie in 2013. >> we'd hang out on slow nights and sit there, do shots together and there was one night where we had a really good in-depth conversation. but ever since then she felt this connection. that's how she always referred to it. was this "connection." >> what, did she trust you? feel safe with you? >> she seemed like it. >> reporter: they lost track of one another after cyndi married richie and cyndi had a little girl. but after the murder, cyndi found matt on facebook. >> she said something like, "i suppose you've heard." and i said, "heard what?" and she linked an article to richie being arrested. >> did you feel a bit sorry for her? >> yeah, i felt really bad for her. >> reporter: matt and some friends took cyndi out for a drink at, well, where else? and talked about, you guessed it, richie's arrest. >> did she have any comment about his guilt or innocence? >> she insisted that he was home alone with her all night and he never left. and

maria: that's right, matt.st-brexit world and we are joined by david had, director at the european economy andolitical to david, the first question i have, when you look at the disruptions we didn't get over the weekend, is it fair to say so far, everything is going smooth or smoother than expected? over: not much happened the weekend. there wasn't much traffic between the eu and the u.k., so a little early to say that everything was smoother than expected. not many traveling, not many goods on the roads. we will see what happens this week, but the deal that happened on christmas eve really will help. and when you look at the deal, which is hundreds of to be ratified by european parliament. who would you say is emerging as the biggest winner? david: when we look at the small print, the eu got most of what it wanted. it looks like the u.k. had to compromise on a lot of details faird fishing, competition. also, the u.k. didn't get what is wanted in areas like or rules forvices cars so there are questions starting

and how do we build that bridge, matt?do you see this as one who is thought deeply about birds, about wildlands, about democrac democracy? and the human community. what is the bridge? >> i think we are all looking for bridges. paul in. [inaudible] incredible poet. to figure it how we are going to get from here to there. how we are going to make first of all offer doors of people to enter into this movement in the country and get a real democracy. billy don't have a functioning democracy right now. we have is bernie used to say we still have in aligarh key for the rich people and the corporations are running the show. they are taking everything they can as fast as they can print they've used race since the beginning of this country before to get what they needed to get. we need to have an expansive view of what our democracy is permitted to fight racism to fight capitalism, it's right in front of our very eyes. you're right about that when you talk about climate change. in the fossil fuel industry. but i do think we also ne

some think that matt hancock praised the paper for some think that matt hancock praised the paperforatt hancock praised the paper for a few hours ago. some think that matt hancock praised the paper for a the vaccination effort is on the front page of the guardian too — it says experts want high—risk, minority ethnic groups to be prioritised for covid jabs. the prime minister is vowing that things will look very different by spring — that's in the daily express. and, away from coronavirus — the daily mail leads with a warning over smart motorways, after the death of two drivers on the m1. welcome to you both. lucy, do you want to kick off on the telegraph? getting jabbed could prompt public to abandon rules. this risk of complacency worn by scientists based on polling. complacency worn by scientists based on ollina. , , complacency worn by scientists based on ollin. , , , complacency worn by scientists based on ollin. , h , on polling. yes, this comes in the wake of the _ on polling. yes, this comes in the wake of the good _ on polling. yes, this comes in the wake of the good news _ o

lisa and matt is with us.about what his plans are. matt kate said if he wanted the nomination in 2024 and i said earlier polling shows he's way at the top of the list with republican voters. matt gates said it could be his for the taking if he wanted it. what's your sense of the future. >> it certainly seems like democrats fear that. look at the action they've taken. they've impeached him in the house. banks denying him business, new york city cutting off contracts, the manhattan district attorney investigating business and social media companies d platforming him. those are actions of people who fear someone. why would they go to those links if they weren't worried about him running for election. if president trump decides to run he could win the nomination in 2024, but i think that would be more of a question if this is something he wants to go through again, in light of all these terrible actions against him. [inaudible] it appears as though there are particular strain of trump arrangement syndrome. i do kn

but matt got at one of them just a moment ago. mean, ultimately, and initially is the -- it's just the intrinsic purpose of honoring those who served. for the memorial like the liberty memorial in kansas city, which was erected contemporaneously, the veterans of that war could see that and know that they were being honored by their fellow citizens. and when we built the vietnam veterans -- when the nation built the vietnam veterans memorial in washington in the immediate aftermath of that war, that was very consciously intended to honor those living veterans as they returned home from their -- soon after their returned home from their service. that value continues over time even as those veterans begin to pass on. we took on the national world war i memorial in washington, of course, there were no more american veterans of world war i. frank buckles, the last american veteran, died two years before the commission was formed. and so at that point, that intrinsic value of honoring the veterans, honoring those who served, is a little

matt: good morning. a lot of people are already asking for the refund for their 10 day trial of 2021. our market has started off shaky as well. as we see prices have gone down to start, we are seeing more demand. the elasticity of demand is pretty interesting there. historically, retail investors are inclined to sell as prices go down, but interest to show investors are buying more bonds in the corporate test but institutional investors are buying more bonds in the corporate space. they predetermine what the yield targets are going to be, what their budgets are, and as the yields go up, they want to take advantage of what their budgets are immediately. lisa: the price up, yelled down, talk about what companies are doing with this incredible low record rate that they're facing right now. are you seeing companies get lish and borrow a ton of money to invest in more speculative projects and other types of businesses? matt: we are seeing that a little bit, but our station for 2021 -- our expectation for 2021

matt: thanks very much for that.ext, the market open. ♪ anna: a minute to go until the start of cash equity trading for another day. indexes rally -- u.s. hit records. house willi says the move to impeach the president again unless mike pence in votes the 25th amendment. its vaccineps up rollout. chief medical officer says the return to normality will happen in months and not years. matt: let's take a look at european futures. with some pretty risk off sentiment rolling in from asia. and then we got a mixed picture. ftse futures, unchanged. 0.3%.tures down dip rally willn continue as soon as investors get a chance to jump in. the global macro movers screen. left-hand column, equity indexes. madrid is down more than 0.5% right now. the ftse 100 in london is down about 0.25%. , zero .4pening down percent. european markets opening to the downside after a mixed session in asia as traders weigh the implications of higher yields. joining us now is janet henry, hsbc global chief economist. janet, in terms of expectations se

matt finn on the vote counting in atlanta. alicia acuna is live in atlanta and rich edson at the protest in washington d.c. stand by, ya'll. want to go over to the big board. we'll show you a little bit on the board over here about the contest in georgia. we've been waiting for these now for 60 days going back to november 3. kelly loeffler is a republican. she's 50 years old. she was appointed to her position a year ago this january trying to win the seat back. fun facts she co-owns the atlanta dream team. she's in the ring up against raphael warnock, a pastor. he's 51 years old from savannah, georgia. he would be georgia's first black u.s. senator if he is able to beat kelly loeffler. that is in that corner. the other corner, david purdue, 71 years old from macon, georgia. he won office six years ago, sworn in in january of 2015. only fortune 500 ceo in the senate when he was elected six years ago. he was 71. jon ossoff, however, is 33 years old. he ran for office a few years ago. did not win that race. he would be the younge

matt: like, twice a week, i'd say. lemonis: twice a week? matt: yeah. megan: hi, matt! matt: hi!t going? lemonis: how are you? i'm marcus. megan: hi, marcus. it's a pleasure to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. matt: here you go. megan: thank you so much. lemonis: why do you choose delivery as opposed to going to a dispensary? megan: i choose it for convenience. i'm a parent. i can't always go to a dispensary. if a kid's with me, that's impossible. lemonis: right. megan: i also like the fact that it's discreet if it needs to be. lemonis: megan dooley fisher told me she uses cannabis to treat the pain she suffers from her auto-immune disease. and she uses a lot. how long will this last you? megan: okay. well, i'm probably a far heavier user than almost anybody out there. lemonis: okay. megan: this is 250 milligrams. i could eat this right now and go on with my day. you would never know anything. lemonis: 250 milligrams? megan: i'll eat that whole bag. lemonis: okay. so, i've never used. how much could i have? megan: i would say that you wouldn't even have one of these. you woul

matt: we don't know yet. one big question will be, are there 10 senate republicans that are interested in doing anything? it's pretty clear that there are several dozen senate republicans that are uninterested in doing anything, and mcconnell probably is among them. but now with chuck schumer and control of the senate calendar, if the filibuster remains and you don't do everything through the bucket -- budget reconciliation process, you need 10 republicans. there might be republicans to do things like infrastructure. a big stand on infrastructure would be stimulative, it would help in their own states, and everyone agrees we need it. you could see some of that. i don't think it would be paired with tax increases in an effort to get republicans, tax increases will probably ride on the budget reconciliation process. alix: how big of a stimulus do you think we could realistically get through the budget reconciliation process, and how big of a tax increase? severalat's the trillion dollar question. to aly, it wil

matt, thanks for staying up for me here.id it take so long to get back to profitability levels? matt: that's a good question, and i kicked off with that. only in it for 3% operating margins by 2023 and they say they can boost it to 5% by 2025, which seems to me, coming from my background reporting on ford and gm with the super profitable big trucks -- pickup trucks commit is crazy low. renault had operating margins pre-pandemic of 4.8%. her concern is, as she just told us they are dumb it is going to cost a lot more to build the electric vehicles that they need to come and then the truth of the matter is the french government is the biggest shareholder. their hands are tied when it comes to cutting jobs. they did cut 14,000 before the pandemic. they cannot do anymore, and when they built the big moneymaker next to the little french electric five, the government wants them to do it in france. they have got a number of things that they need to work with that they have no choice about, really. to add to that, they don't think t

-- we heard matt hancock.- we heard matt hancock. still high but falling. _ we heard matt hancock. but falling, the reported - we heard matt hancock. still high but falling, the reported daily - but falling, the reported daily cases is 15,000 down on this time last week. but of course the snow might have had something to do with it, people having problems getting to testing stations and so on. even so, looking at the rolling seven day average for the underlying trend, it is the lowest since before christmas, falling in all nations of the uk. in wales, the lowest since late new hospital late november. daily new hospital admissions falling, the lowest since early january. admissions falling, the lowest since earlyjanuary. the number of early january. the number of patients earlyjanuary. the number of patients overall with covid in hospital is still very high, up at about 38,000, patients need to stay in bed for some time to recover, and thatis in bed for some time to recover, and that is why ministers say the nhs is still under huge pressure.— still under huge pressure. ministers wan

matt hancock was _ will be on the t cell response.lking about 77 cases being monitored. how do these variants develop geographically like this? i mentioned the kent variant. then the brazil one. then the south african one. is it to do with something else geographically? can you explain it in layman's terms? well, it is the same for all of these kind of respiratory viruses. they constantly evolve. the vast majority of these are either deleterious, or the virus doesn't change at all, or they don't change any parameters such as the infectiousness or how severe the disease it can cause is. it'sjust very occasionally get these new variants are rising that allow the virus to spread more rapidly or cause more severe disease. so this is happening all over the world, and it isjust in is happening all over the world, and it is just in these regions where there is more virus spread, you are going to have more generators, so it isjust numbers really. if going to have more generators, so it is just numbers really. if you going to have more generat

>> matt benassi: yeah.ly go through all of the videos, there is a total 70 videos, across multiple youtube channels. >> pelley: the videos claim maatje benassi carried the virus to china on a bicycle. she was invited there as a member of a u.s. military cycling team. maatje is a dutch immigrant-- american citizen and solider-- who served in iraq. in 2019, during an international military olympics, she crashed in wuhan, where covid-19 was discovered two months later. her collision with the internet began after an innocent article about the race. >> maatje benassi: and somebody came across it, and it had "wuhan" in it, and they took a run with it. "oh, we got a person." >> pelley: your name, the name "wuhan," and the rest only takes a lot of imagination. >> maatje benassi: correct. >> pelley: what were they saying about you? >> maatje benassi: first they said i brought it to china. and when i crashed, i spread it. and that i spread it in the hospital-- which, i never was in a hospital. all these lies about vi

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from matt hancock, they could not— conference from matt hancock, they could not give specifics on timingsck _ were going to ease lockdown. matt hancock did not want to go anywhere near dates~ _ hancock did not want to go anywhere near dates. instead he offered printable — near dates. instead he offered printable and said, we need to look at the _ printable and said, we need to look at the vaccine roll—out but we also had to _ at the vaccine roll—out but we also had to look— at the vaccine roll—out but we also had to look at the number of deaths. he did _ touch on the infection rate, because people _ touch on the infection rate, because people were saying, it is going down — people were saying, it is going down, that seems to be a strong guide _ down, that seems to be a strong guide one — down, that seems to be a strong guide. one of the things is a comes to the _ guide. one of the things is a comes to the government approach, under promise _ to the government approach, under promise and over deliver, because in the past, _ promise and over deliver, because in the past, they have been accu

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