can't read but as michael bloomberg said the u.s. should stop criticizing other countries for producing more and acts boarding more and get back to work going back to china there's a certain aspect that mr bloomberg finds especially hypocritical china is now making a big push into solar and other environmentally friendly energy technologies and surprisingly the attention it gets in the u.s. is far from positive last month the u.s. trade representative's office said it could investigate china's policies over complaints that the country was using tactics to shut other countries out of the burgeoning market for clean energy mr bloomberg says wondering. how can one criticize a country that's offering cheaper ways to produce and three to produce green energy in the us supposed to be all for it but apparently not when it comes when it's made in china. more views on michael bloomberg comments from istanbul based journalist richard paris who joins us live good to have you with us so mayor bloomberg accuse the majority of americans of being ig

would bring out the fear mongering but others like new york mayor michael bloomberg fear that anti chinese sentiment could backfire and spark a full blown trade war. plus no red stars in georgia as the country is about to. get symbols the opposition says it's an ill timed and point because attempts to rewrite history that the government should focus instead of the real problems. going to be transported follows that host also phillip back on boston college about the future of russia's higher education system.

and defended its right to engage us competitively as possible in international trade but as michael bloomberg said the u.s. should stop criticizing other countries for producing more and acts boarding more and get back to work going back to china there's a certain aspect that mr bloomberg finds especially hypocritical china is now making a big push into solar and other environmentally friendly energy technologies and surprisingly the attention it gets in the u.s. is far from positive last month the u.s. trade representative's office said it could investigate china's policies over complaints that the country was using tactics to shut other countries out of the burgeoning market for clean energy mr bloomberg is wondering how can one criticize a country that's offering cheaper ways to produce a green to produce green energy of the u.s. supposed to be all for it but apparently not when it comes when it's made in china all right he's gone it's kind reporting live from washington d.c. thank you well you're watching r t it's good to have your company today and coming up in the program here find out

something close to hatred is being promoted against china here to the point when new york city mayor michael bloomberg said enough is enough. i think in america we've got to stop blaming the chinese and blaming everybody else and take a look at ourselves but china is not the only scapegoat u.s. politicians used to score points. when it comes to security and defense issues there is a host of other countries actively promoted as boogie man in the u.s. flyers like this are being turned out by a major conservative think tank in washington their designs to form a negative public opinion on the landmark arms control deal with washington that's up for ratification in the senate it would be absolutely wrong for anyone to try to demonize russia at a time when we need russia's cooperation in order to limit the amount of nuclear weapons when it comes to the future of the start treaty the ramifications of washington's fear mongering policy can be destructive as far as i'm concerned forget about reset by not ratifying start by not going forward with the beauty of accession we are just going to bolster that latter

massive global power shift where emerging economies are playing a larger role new york mayor michael bloomberg well he called them out on it in a not so subtle way he essentially called them stupid but sometimes you might even wonder if you are politicians are straight up out of their minds take for instance senator lindsey graham who said that we should neuter iran or the heritage foundation's lobbying arm that sent out a fear mongering mailer saying that voting for the new start treaty would severely weaken our national security and put nuclear weapons into the arms of rogue nations even though it's going to do exactly the opposite now these suggestions go against all sensible logic and you know our lawmakers make these types of statements on the daily so how do we get them to wake up before it's too late or earlier i caught up with josh rogin writer for the cable and foreign policy magazine and i first began with new york mayor michael bloomberg is quote so the following he said if you look at the u.s. you look at who were elected. to congress to the senate they can't read he also said i'll

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if michael bloomberg runs, we could be in a three-way race. but i do not know who the person would be if someone decided to take advantage and step up and challenge. host: christopher is on our line for republicans. caller: how are you? i am angry with obama. my thing is, i loved him during the campaign. i thought he was practically a hero like malcolm x or martin luther king. he really has not lived up to any of his promises. if he failed on everything he did, but he tried as hard as he could, i would still love him. i have pictures of him on my wall. he has not been giving this the effort that i thought he would. guest: i think that we are getting into the communication problem. president obama promised a lot of things on the campaign trail. if people did really think he had thought for those values, they probably would not feel as a cynical and the trade as they do at the moment. i think there is a problem when people look up to political figures and expect them to be able to deliver in a system that is not set up for that. rather than expl

[laughter] michael bloomberg, the name of new york city, had this comment about filling in new york city. the entertainment industry's greatest contribution to the city is to make the image of an idea of new york a living, thrilling presence in the minds of people grumble world. few cities have been celebrated as widely and memorably on screen as new york. in that the industry can be seen as a priceless marketing tool for the city. further propelling its economy, prosperity, and vitality. from the visitors' bureau prospective, we think that moving ahead will not just be a short-term boom during production, but a long-term boon. >> thank you. any other public comment on this item? any others? all right. i kind of wanted to echo thoughts on the ability is for the deerow port and commission to try to attract more business in a measurable way. and the economy. to the real-estate department, twice per year at the next program perhaps looking to see if we are of pricing ourselves, looking at more competitive cities to see where we stand. it is a great opportunity. not just for the rent, but fo

. >> when new york mayor michael bloomberg and american express ceo kenneth chenault announced this week that new york would be the first city to designate the first saturday after thanksgiving as small business saturday, i was thrilled. large retailers have counted on black friday to boost year-end sales for decades. more recently, as the popularity of online shopping continues to grow, many of those same retailers have also been major beneficiaries of cyber monday. it makes sense on so many levels to launch an effort specifically aimed at encouraging consumers to spend with small, independent businesses, a key source of new jobs in an economy still in recovery mode. but if we really want it to succeed, and help the businesses and communit be willing to nd services, but do not accept credit cards. one of the fundamentals of our mission at black enterprise is to champion entrepreneurship. i applaud the creation of small business saturday and urge the entire nation to join new york in making it an annual holiday shopping tradition at least as impactful to our economy as black friday and c

with moaning and shaping up the stark message from new york city mayor michael bloomberg who tells americans to stop complaining about others and look instead at their own mistakes. counting washington d.c. i'll be back with more in just a few moments. plus no red scholars in georgia the country said to ban soviet symbols in a move seen by many as an ill timed attempt to rewrite and the race history. one am in moscow i matras are good to be with you here on r t our top story a controversial russian artist has put himself a click away from electrocution in a new online project a modern mahdi who is wanted for inciting religious hatred has strapped himself into a homemade electric chair and given viewers a week to decide his fate just a warning you may find some of the images in either a good old news report disturbing. this happens every time one hundred feet. to receive a massive or.

he said he hopes michael bloomberg does not run as a third-party candidate for this reason. >> i'm notomberg on this. i think he's exactly right. but i think if a strong third-party candidate got into the presidential race the big beneficiary is barack obama. now f-you gate third-party to come in and split the vote of conservatives, split the vote of people who don't like obama's policies, that's the best thing that can happen to obama. >> reporter: a bloomberg candidacy would be the best thing that could happen to him? >> i hope michael bloomberg won't consider that. >> reporter: and, of course, wolf, i tried to get governor barbour to say whether he'll seek a 2012 presidential bid himself and he said, you know, he's still thinking about it. >> jessica thank you very much. donald trump said today he's thinking of running as a republican presidential candidate. he said it before but reiterating it a little bit more. we're monitoring other important top stories including the faa now wanting airline pilot certificates to include a photo. we'll tell you why. plus a homeless man finds a ba

i am much more concerned about the conversations with michael bloomberg, the $3 billion he is prepared to spend. >> he has $3 billion. >> my goodness. >> i am not worried about bloomberg. they are watching him carefully. >> people who know him tell me that he is a little child like. "how am i doing?" and " what did you think of that?" which is all right, but it is not what you think of as presidential. but he has been a very effective mayor of new york. >> i know we say this every four years. this could be an opening for a real independent candidate. >> to do what? to explore the election? >> to explore the election possibly for a republican or a democrat. >> the game has changed. you can possibly for the first time in history -- and i knew john anderson quite well way back -- for the first time you may be able to contemplate seriously a third party, if a candidate has enough of his or her own money and experience. >> ross perot got 19% in 1992. i do not remember the exact number. >> he has been in both parties. he could resume membership in one or the other with a big effect. people w

point murdering and shape up the stock message from new york city michael bloomberg tells americans to stop complaining about others and look instead of that our own mistakes kills us said they ignore the thinking in the rest of the ignorant recently elected new congressman good to talk a trade war with china. plus no red stars in georgia and the country is about to introduce a fine and solve it symbolics the opposition says it is an ill timed and pointless attempt to rewrite history and that the government should focus instead of real. up next tax kaiser stacy how to discuss why the world's top economists think white collar criminals are a block to financial recovery and how a third of adults and britons see no shame in bankruptcy uncovering low standards in high finance it's in the kinds report next here on. i have asked geyser and this is the kaiser report markets finance and scams all.