dw correspondent max hoffman joins us now from ivory coast. good evening to you, max.hy is europe suddenly so interested in africa's young people? max: you just said it, brent. as the population is rapidly rising. it's the population with the youngest, i think the compto consonant with the youngest population and the highest rate of youth unemployment. and this is only going to get worse if the economies there don't start lifting their fair share. the europeans know that. at the same time they have the migration crisis on their hands, so the thinking is if they don't do anything about the situation, help the africans do something about the situation, then the migration prices -- the migration crisis is going to get worse. that is the simple explanation of why the european union suddenly seems to care about the youth of africa. brent: aren't european leaders more interested in keeping refugees and illegal migrants out of europe? max: they are, in the short-term, interested in that. but they know, and many have said that, including the german chancellor or angela merkel,

that that horses left the bar and they're never coming back from that you would you agree with that charles yeah absolutely max and you know what it was interesting in the tax. debate or so-called reform is the way it is now most of the tax the income tax is paid by the wealthy not the billionaire class people who are meeting a quarter million dollars three hundred thousand you know small business entrepreneurs professional class technocrats these people don't have lobbying power in congress you know if you make three hundred grand you're going to pay a lot of tax because you don't have three hundred grand to give your favorite congressperson to get to buy a tax break yeah i think we need to be clear that two hundred fifty three thousand dollars a year is not wealthy when you're competing with people making thirty forty fifty sixty million dollars a year like the head of a health care industry who's pushing heroin and turning millions of people in a drug addict and killing people he's a genocidal maniac being paid sixty million dollars a year now you outline the four distasteful realities of taxes in the u.s.

well corresponding next hoffman is after some joins us now from ivory coast good evening to you max why is europe suddenly so interested in africa's young people. you just said it brant because the population is rapidly rising it's the population with the youngest of the continent with the youngest population but at the same time the continent with the. highest rate of youth unemployment and this is only going to get worse if the economies there don't start lifting their fair share so the europeans know that at the same time they have the migration crisis on their hands and so the thinking is if they don't do anything about the situation help the africans do something about the situation then the migration crisis is just going to get worse so that's the simple explanation for why the european union they'll suddenly seems to care about the youth of africa and briefly max we run out of time aren't european leaders though really are they just more interested in keeping refugees and legal migrants out of europe. they are in the short term interested in that but they know and many have said

to be through the economy you know people want business they want their lives you know since we've been coming on your show max probably six seven years now james g.d.p. is double you know the china bears have been talking about a collapse since two thousand and one by at the china money report dot com they can reach us on twitter a cause or report intellects. with gold make us manufacture consent to the public wealth. when the ruling class is protect them. so. when the final larry go around me the one percent. we can all middle of the room say. the real news is. north korea conducts a ballistic missile test japan claims it came down just two hundred kilometers off its coast. but government is to receive a helping hand from media giants facebook and twitter to look into alleged russian interference in last year's break suppose. i'm i'm i'm right i'm president my problem is met with protests in book. students also will him over the presence of french troops in the country. global headlines every hour on daniel hawkins thanks for join.

have this good a team in this type of comment, you expect to be playing deep into october. muc: maxax: drink champagne. erin: i did not know that he had that there the whole time. john wall with the steal, dribbling through the legs. much. he would miss the lay-up, but out of reporter with the finish. -- but otto porter with the finish. the terps hosting butler. wiley loses it but gets it back. letting a fly from way beyond the arc, no problem. marilyn improves to 3-0. andhe would miss the georgetownt saint mary alison: a little bit warmer tomorrow? bill: a little bit. it will be a little so you will not be out in the shorts and t-shirt. but it is november, so probably not doing that anyway. 58, a little warmer. 51 friday. two fronts, one tomorrow, another saturday. erin: the turkey is ready >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- colin farrell patton oswalt and music from bishop briggs. and now, stay focused -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thanks for coming. well, very nice.

talk with charles hugh smith his web site is called of two minds dot com charles welcome back thank you max always a pleasure to be on the program all right you know you talk about the republican tax plan or you call it the fetid swamp of tax reform why so fetid well actually i think there's a reason why it's so fair it is it's a political swamp and other words we talk about taxes as an economic issue and they are really all the all the dirty work is political of political favors being bought and sold and being expressed in lower taxes on billionaires it doesn't seem to translate into anything that would be a sustainable economic model to simply slash taxes without the context of having a viable economy but nobody seems to care much about it because they won the be part of the stock market and of course the few changes anything stock market's going to go down because it's built entirely on scandalous under fraud and stuff even people you know there are your it's bribing them with stock prices charles yeah everything's good because diet craze just keep going up. yeah well taxes taxes matter

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this is beautiful stephen hasn't seen this much green since his cameo in half baked so you know max. i think you'd look spectacular on that tractor. think out of all. ask yourself thank you. hey guys how are you. nice to reach a steve involving telling bus and your name is going to last us no max kaiser is not the best person that's been there. so we thought it be fun to learn a little bit more about the orange business come say hi to you guys maybe you can show us some of your wonderful products and educate us on farming we learned just got some right outside it's going to makes. these are carnaval he says here please don't giggle at me but this is an option today orange and right now it's green it's green but can turn on the second yeah it's right and you can use very different areas you can see that you could ask for gas and make them large but there's the there's the navel yeah that's why they call it a day which they have as if example and now we've come in through the fire as we've just discussed coming down here all that smoke that affected your business and you know it has no

you could have been in a hospital today. >> yeah, that's correct. my wife and i were expecting our first child in a week. so it's really any day now. >> reporter: max scherzer, you are the first nationals expos pitcher to win multiple cy youngs with their franchise. thank you for joining us and save me some of that champagne, man. >> i'll be drinking it all night. >>> here's my last call. 25 players suspended one game for this fight between eastern and woodson high school. as much as it stinks, the suspension was the right decision. i've watched this video probably 20 plus times, people. i saw players get stomped out, punches thrown at players and coaches. it wasn't cool. was there a late hit on woodson player? you darn right there was. the problem is he retaliated and then all hell broke loose. eastern's season was over, so their suspension starts next season. woodson is set to play in the turkey bowl short 18 players. i went through the same thing in high school. someone started with me and i retaliated back. i was suspended, too. i can remember it like it was yesterday, sitting at home while my team competed and it sucked, but now i'm thankful.

luxury on a bill again for max you know what money laundering is highly illegal thank you so much guys of course. hey everybody i'm stephen baldwin russian town hollywood guy you know suspect every proud american first of all i'm just george bush and r.v. to say this is my buddy max famous financial guru just a little bit different honest. or not no no one knows up with all the drama happening in our country i'm shooting the brood have fun meet everyday americans. and hopefully start to bridge the gap this is the great american people. look you seem years ago i traveled across the united states exploring america's deadly love affair with a gun if a bad guy tried to get to one of my family members he would have better life better and i think they are and hurting whenever my my babies says my book was published in the year two thousand called inhofe a million americans have been killed by phones in the u.s. side how to saute me and so did i miss this is a middle school we go through drills and we put ourselves in real scenarios it was interesting to see who actually got hit. and i just s

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i am max kaiser this guy's a report covering news and stuff around the world. so you see max you know where we are we are in sabine bay and pensacola beach florida it doesn't really have anything to do with the topic of our show this episode but it is funny yes it was this is it was made in the executive level of the kaiser report to go to where it is sunny and to shoot our show in the sun because we got to like that home stain in fact there is quite a bit of construction going on in the bay you might hear some song or something going about some new mansion i'm building it's a forty seven bedroom mansion with my bitcoin profits that are now exceeding the gross national product of some european countries it will be dwarfed in this entire landscape with a multi-story multi pool multi chopper enabled multi battleship equipped safe house vault mansion bitcoin mansion i thought you would say most a queen mostly i see oh well i want to have any big going cash that's the devil's currency but i just love this looking over our shoulder i was a little bit surprised by that but

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luxury automobile again for max you know what money laundering is highly illegal for a watch guys record. they all. tell. me. yes to all this is all the food. to. eat he should just have to keep it as i live it he did feel confident. that it. would be done. and we have many things in this world sounds like this isn't enough for everyone and why don't some peoples of also take our things all the power just for themselves and to see whether you. feel i think you are. coming and the stand. on the stand is they are not in favor of it nato is coming. to the border for the show but on the other side i think if they came back the old impression of confrontation that's a mistake on the western side too especially by the americans but also on the other side. lynn. smith. headlines on aussie international riyadh's how a play in the middle east intensifies as saudi arabia drops more yemen while also being accused of stirring up a war against. the american congress the creation of a u.s. space putting instead the u.s. air force in charge of militarizing space. and cia whistleblower john kiriakou is

in fact if you measure something called the vo2-max-- you often see athletes with masks on, they're measuring vo2 max. that was basically the same as patients without any heart disease at the same age. >> sreenivasan: so it was almost a healthier population than people who get stents for severe chest pain and more advanced disease. >> exactly. and that's one of the problems i had, at least with the story. it generalized the study finding to a broad swath of patients with more severe disease and even those with more severe symptoms. >> sreenivasan: given the amount of money in these procedures in hospitals around the country, it's almost become a standard of care. you know, you're at a facility that does the research, you're up on the latest. is there-- are there so many extra sort of stent prescriptions, so to speak? are there procedures that might not be necessary where perhaps medical treatment could work first, or exercise, eat right, that kind of stuff could help? >> absolutely. i think the key thing is that you have to treat the right patient. so in the hospital-- and i work at new york

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i let you talk for ten minutes. >> it's not max it's keith actually you smopoke more than anyone else on the panel. >> just talking a lot. >> be quick please. >> ends of the day people didn't want luther strange a guy max would want. [ overlapping speakers ] >> we got your point, go ahead keith. >> i want to point out the hip okay'hipocrisy' rguy. roy moore talking about how he values morality and then attacked for lack of morality and have republicans continue to rally around this person in spite of that is troubling. it suggests that everything republicans have said about morality and family values was just a fars. >> i think that's absolutely right, basically all republicans believe is attacking the other side like the guest attacked ted kennedy and bill clinton. >> it's about policy you guys aren't paying attention. >> you don't believe in any policy. you back somebody like donald trump who is not -- >> -- you're hysterical. >> -- it is. [ overlapping speakers ] >> we're getting far field. >> that's right. >> we're going off ab

luxury automobile again for max you know what money laundering is highly you know. much nicer of course. in america a college degree requires a great deal. decades of debt. study did require a. go he through humiliation to enter society. sometimes quite literally. want of the true colors of universities in the u.s. . hello and welcome to cross talk we're all things considered i'm peter lavelle serious years long catastrophe is coming to a close foreign backing of opposition and terrorist forces are in retreat in face eradication but the struggle is far from over the war is essentially won the winning a lasting peace will be no easy task. across talking syria i'm joined by my guest adel darwish in london he is a political commentator and author of the book the edge of war in beirut we have come a was a he is a political analyst and founder of the center of american troops the chick side he's in beirut and in damascus we have danny makki he is a syria commentator and co-founder of syrian digital media group all right gentlemen cross talk rules in effect that means you

worrisome for many here in brussels because they need germany to be that stable acar ocus to for you what max said they're welcome to the rest of europe this is what the rest of europe has been experiencing this hard rock wrangling for months to form a coalition government yet there was a lot of hope that the four parties essentially that had been negotiating had reached common ground where did it go wrong. yes and indeed senior conservatives have been going public saying that agreement was really rather close the conservatives they say had offered concessions to the pro-business liberals f.t.p. the greens the environmentalists greens was showing some flexibility and then suddenly it seems with agreement within reach essentially the to negotiate is for the f.t.p. including the party to christian put on that jacket and stormed out and that there is some speculation that this may have been prepared ahead of time i've just been looking at a tweet on the left. p.s. social media accounts and it was posted at midnight and thirteen minutes which is literally minutes after. christian learned the part

at max, you go to class 16 hours a week, if you take four classes for four hours a week, you're in class 16 hours. college is a class management exercise. i can get prepared to be in class for 16 hours a week, because

have never worn them, you have zero depth perception. max is going to traverse more than a mile because you can't go in a straight line toward the enemy that, would be unsound, up and down a riverbed, and about two-thirds of the way, because i should tell you i'm where old men go in combat, the operations center. al' watching this on our thermal imaging device, watching max cruising along and two-thirds of the way to making contact with the enemy force and i see max leave two of his teammates. so now you understand it's max and one man, going against three known insurgents. i'm not going to bother asking him any questions because i figure his stress level is probably pretty high, he's running with 65 pounds of gear, dead of night, and he knows he's about to have a lethal encounter with three other human beings. shortly thereafter, the stillness of the zabul summer night erupts. when the night concludes, max and his team have wounded one insurgent, they've detained a second insurgent, third one got away to fight another day. we've safely deto

another thing is at max, you go to class 16 hours a week. college is a time management exercise. if you tell me i'd be in class 16 hours a week, i can get prepared. i can figure it out. in high school, went you have to be in class eight hours a day and play a sport, then you get home at 8:00 at night, you can't reread something 22 times. college was not easy, but doing good in college was all about time management. i may be didn't spend as much time having fun, but i was able to get myself through because i was able to manage my summer. -- i was able to manage myself. >> were you an athlete as well? >> i was not. i was not a good enough athlete to be an athlete in college. >> i know the feeling. >> so after you graduate you went back to your native area of cleveland and you worked for u.s. steel. >> i did. >> what were you doing? you weren't a steel worker. >> no, no, it was a jump in my career there. i worked for the home building products division of united states steel. sold aluminum siding, gutter lighting and replacement. >> were you good at that? >> wasn't there long enough

max. >> absolutely. david. you might be there a while.hank you for joining us from harare. >>> optics aren't looking good for the trump administration, the justice department taking action against at&t and time warner. >>> plus the father of one of the basketball players arrested for shoplifting in china, refuses to apologize. his heated exchange on cnn next. >> what do you mean take on donald trump? what are redoing for each other. >> i know what he did for you. instead of shay saying thank you, you took a shot at him. ayiu took a shot at him. when you have a cold, pain from a headache can make this... ...feel like this. all-in-one cold symptom relief from tylenol®, the #1 doctor recommended pain relief brand. tylenol®. hi, i'm and i'm johnny bench. and we've spent our whole lives around professional sports taking hits and catching our fair share of aches and pains. which is why we use blue-emu's pain relief products. blue-emu products; non-greasy, deep-penetrating formula that works down into your muscles and joints and works its magic.

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at max you go to class 16 hours a week. so what is college? college is a time management exercise. so if you tell me i'd be in class 16 hours a week, i can get prepared to be in class 16 hours i week. i can reread the thing 22 times. i can figure it out. in high school when you have to be in class eight hours a day and then you want to play a sport and you get home at 8:00 at night and you want to get sleep, you can't reread something. college to me i don't want to say it was easy. getting in was hard. doing okay in college was all about time management. yeah, i maybe didn't spend as much time having fun. but i was able to get myself through because i was able to manage myself -- zblrp y >> were you an athlete as well? >> i was not a good enough athlete to be an athlete in college. that's a whole other story. >> i know the feeling. so after you graduate, you went back to your native area of cleveland and you worked for u.s. steel. >> i did. >> what were you doing? you weren't a steelworker. >> no. it was a little joke in my career there. i worked for the home building products divis

max: you should look at what happened in the ukraine this year.a ransomware attack, done to steal money. in fact it was to destroy data. in destroying that data, they took down huge swaths of the country. a ukrainian security expert told me that the country ground to a halt when this happened. there are lots of ways were data breaches can spill into the real world. to give you another slightly scary possibility, a group of iranians were charged recently with having broken into a dam near new york city. there has been russian malware found in nuclear plants, basically all over our infrastructure. and the government has been worrying about this because we have not been doing a great job protecting it, and that is why it is concerning. carol: up next, will the biggest ipo happen next year? julia: what happens to sales when electric cars lose tax incentives? ♪ ♪ julia: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." carol: you can find us online on businessweek.com. julia: and on the mobile app. section ofhe energy issue, investors are wondering if 2018 wil

max? >> you could tell from my comments our focus more is now since the '60s, since the '50s is there's no -- there's no -- there's no justice, no peace. so we're focused on a number of issues including in -- you know, in the domestic sphere, but always using principles of non-violence and reconciliation. but we do have work still that you could characterize as on the international level or with peace -- peace-making groups. a couple of examples goes it is mostly communities. we have delegations to palestine and israel, interfaith peace builders. we have peace presence missions in colombia where people live in communities that are subject to violence, and so they as outsiders and third parties may inhibit that violence and also can record it. we've had delegations to iran, community delegations. so we're doing that work, and i would say on the policy level now days it is mostly in collaboration with other groups. perhaps as jim is reflecting on mcc, if there's a question from the audience, if you

in a way this exclusive you know max watch for one lackies you well i'm sorry that's all we have time for today but i hope you can join us again to follow on to them by by. tomorrow on euro max shop windows in europe to capitals are already dressed for the holidays major department stores in paris london and berlin as opposing themselves with extravagancies no decorations the more moving parts the better preparations for the window displays can take up to an entire year join us has some pretty christmas window shopping next time when you are in max. we found out two years ago that she has a heart condition i missed it has got worse in the last few months at the book and she only has a year to live there's only one hospital in africa where not surgery is conducted free of charge. to buy and the three of them actually make it. open. in fifteen minutes on d w. your children like chocolate. you can't live without your smartphone. to buy your tomatoes in the supermarket. as we go about our daily life human rights a lot from the last thing on our lands. invisible hands. slavery in the twent

number two thing about college and i've said this to every kid that listened to me is at max, you go to class 16 hours a week. you take four classes for four hours, in class 16 hours a week. so what is college? college is a time management exercise. if you tell me i'm in a class 16 hours a week. i can get prepared for class 16 hours a week, and i can reread it 20 times. if high school when you have to be in class eight hours a day and play a sport and get home at night and want to get some sleep, you can't reread. college to me, i don't want to say it was easy, but getting in was hard. doing okay in college is all about time management. yeah, i maybe didn't spend as much time having fun, but i was able to get myself through because i was able to manage myself. >> host: were you a sleet-- athlete as well? >> no, i wasn't a good enough athlete to be an athlete in college. >> host: i know the story. [laughter] >> so after you graduate, you went back to your native area of cleveland area and worked for u.s. steel. >>dy. >> host: what were you working, you weren't a steel worker. >> no, no

they say while max, you are acknowledging this is problematic. are being proactive and we've come up with a platform. committee to oversee it. because then they are more in control of some of the messaging. >> dana: you have somewhere to turn. >> kimberly: instead it was let me draw this really weird flowchart of how no one was in charge during the trump campaign. >> dana: or to say the obama administration, knowing that this was happening, failed to do things, which makes the democrats mad, juan. >> juan: i don't understand why president obama was so reluctant to come out and say something. i have said that. i subsequently learned that when he went to the health and they spoke with mitch mcconnell and said we should come together so people don't see it as partisan, mcconnell said no, i'm not doing it. i think president obama felt boxed in. from my perspective as a democrat, i think he was negligent because the country needed to understand the significance of what was taking place and it was hard to do it in such a political atmosphere in the job

at max, you go to class 16 hours a week, if you take four classes for four hours a week, you're in class 16 hours. college is a class management exercise. i can get prepared to be in class for 16 hours a week, because i can reread the same thing 22 different times. in high school when you have to be in class eight hours a day and you want to be in a sport and you get home at 8:00 and you terry: the democrats would have been elected. kent state would not have happened. ellsberg would i have faced 105 years in jail. a whole lot of other history would be different if this war had been stopped, not to mention the thousands and millions of lives that were killed after 1967. it is a shame 14,000 u.s. ondiers died in 1967, when 58,000.-- went on to this war could have been over and history could have been seriously changed. we remember 1967 for that. panels one and two talk about the context and digitization of the antiwar movement that could have made a lot of this dihi different had that happen. the next number is 50. here we are 50 years later, and art has the summer of love on its culture.

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