michael kelly, pinebridge investments, our guest cohost. more from michael on the other side of this break. open but unconvinced. eu leaders expressed doubts over boris johnson's new brexit deal. they tell him to improve his offer or face a humiliating delay. we are live from brussels next. plus, when you are traveling to work this morning, tune in to bloomberg radio on your mobile device anywhere in the world or if you are in the london area, you can tune in on dab digital radio. ♪ >> good morning. this is bloomberg daybreak. i am matt miller out of berlin. let's check out the markets in asia. >> cautious here ahead of that u.s. jobs report. we are seeing a mixed bag when it comes to asian equities. slightly higher, above 30% before the end of the week here. we are still on course for a third straight weekly decline when it comes to asian equities. the hang seng higher on reports they might be enacting this emergency law that may restrict facemasks in public gatherings. profit developers recover. we are down 0.3%. the sensex down ahead of a

join us now, kelly o'donnell and michael fuchs. kelly, rump said he htrump said asked president xi to investigate biden but something to think about it. >> reporter: and the president has really laced into his comments about ukraine always referencing china and the allegations he's been upset about and he's been making with very loaded terms against the bidens with respect to china. today he just said it out in the open. seemingly unaware of how that violates american law to ask a foreign country to interfere in potentially a u.s. election. looking at joe biden as a likely rival for 2020 or certainly in the political atmosphere as a candidate right now. the president is saying that china should get involved here. now, he did not ask -- did not respond to the specific question about whether he has discussed it with president xi, but look at all of the relationship that he talks about with president xi regularly, with what is at stake on trade and the economy and how that affects real americans and real businesses with so much at stak

basil's michael and kelly sattler.efore we get to impeachment, which is the subject we want to address, we do want to mention defense secretary is speaking right now about extending 1800 sending 1800ut troops to protect saudi arabia. we have seen this before we we have a president under investigation for impeachment. how much more complicated does it get? unfortunately this impeachment move is purely political, driven by nancy pelosi, adam schiff, and the radical left. and walk at the same time, and obviously the president takes his responsibilities seriously. this decision by the defense secretary sounds like a wise one. we are also looking to pass usmca, which is a huge trade deal, which would bring more economic prosperity to this good-looking economy. we are looking to implement policies that the president was elected on for the american public and while this impeachment charade happens on the hill. david: we hear from kelly that it is political. it may be getting traction. fox has a poll that says 51% of americans

release of paul whalen, who has been in prison without charges for a year now, and to propose that michael kelly's case be disposed of in a civil, not criminal hearing. i would look forward to working with the russian people to celebrate russian culture, russian history. i will also continue to promote exchanges to foster a better understanding of the united states as i have done. i would meet with civil rights activists. finally, there would be no greater honor for me if confirmed than to serve with the dedicated women and men who constitute our mission in russia . katerinburg, where career officers from across the u.s. government are serving with distinction. their tenacity in the face of these challenges is inspiring, indeed it was the example of my colleagues in mission russia that inspired me to seek to leave washington and join them on the front lines of american diplomacy. i humbly ask this committee for that opportunity. mr. chairman, ranking member menendez, members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to come before you today. we are now going to do a five-minute round of ques

but areas capital management ceo michael righetti said his company is still finding plenty of investment opportunities. he spoke exclusively with jason kellyael: i think for a while, everyone looked at the u.s. as a hotbed of uncertainty, yet a safe haven where people were bringing in capital. but when you look across europe in markets that we play in, we are still finding ample things to invest in, real estate markets are healthy. some of it is the central bank is very accommodative. i think people feel there's an ecb put, which is allowing people to be a little more active, given the economic backdrop we are dealing with. jason: talk about the credit market out there. how are companies feeling, given some of this macro uncertainty? michael: there is this huge dichotomy right now in the world, because markets crave certainty and we don't have a lot of it right now. we can look at what's happened in the economy. fundamentals in the u.s. economy, very strong. but a bifurcation between the manufacturing sector and service sector, questions about the health of the consumer relative to the lack of health in the manufacturing community. so gene

michael eisner, kelly killinger, ken lewis., eight months, respectively after they lost the chairman role. of course, other examples like muilenburg and elon musk still have ceo your take on whether this move means there's a chance or a higher chance today than last week that muilenburg will find pressure in a ceo role, as well? >> well, i think when there's a catastrophic crisis, you can see that in almost every circumstance, in less than a year, the ceo is gone. and this is a pretty large catastrophic crisis. i think, also, when you see this kind of a signal, it is very hard to image whether he will make it through. i would guess within a year, once they get through the congressional hearings and earnings call, and dealing with the regulators, that they'll start looking for backup successor alternatives >> gordon, you disagree? >> no, no, i think she's right, but they have a really deep bench at boeing, so it will be an internal candidate that will be david calhoun he's a fine man. as interim chairman or maybe permanent chair

. >> in addition to screen stars like grace kelly and pop icons like michael jackson, jack has hundredsures whom juan carlos has never heard of. how many signatures are we talking about? >> we're talking about over 35,000 signatures. >> wait, 35,000? >> thousand. >> plus 1,700 original photos and hundreds more signed promotional stills. juan carlos carts the whole kit and caboodle back to tampa and locks them inside a fire- and waterproof safe. then, he calls his friend and attorney, spiro verras, for help. >> initially, i handled this as i would handle any probate in my practice. i wrote to a lot of the auction houses, and they were all extremely interested. the largest ones knew who jack kuster was before i wrote to them. >> what, in your wildest dreams, juan carlos, what is this collection worth? >> it's hard to put a price on it. >> well, what would an appraiser say? what kind of numbers are we talking about? give me a ballpark. that's next. >> here's another quiz question for you. according to autograph magazine, which one of these celebrities is most unwilling to give autographs?

kelly. he was totally unequipped to handle the genius of our great president. sher michael doesn't that just prove the point john kelly was making about yes men or yes women? >> it does. let's think about this for a second, ana. the fact that you have to essentially have a babysitter, baby-sit the president of the united states of america because he is not disciplined enough to be focused and not obstructing and break the law is absolutely ridiculous to me. the fact that you have to have a babysitter to stop the president from lying is ridiculous to me. it appears the only time trump isn't telling a lie is when he is not. i think everything john kelly stated is backed by fact. we know record over record that donald trump has almost avoided for the most part creating more problems for himself because of other individuals. and so what that tells me is that you have someone who is woefully unprepared for this job and i think that's why this impeachment inquiry for example continues to go on and i think donald trump is only going to create and cause more problems for himself no

michael pillsbury, president's china adviser. good to see you again, sir welcome. >> thank you, kelly. i'm not president trump's china adviser, that is bob lighthizer. i'm an academic expert he is kind of tough on me sometimes for what little i know about china. >> i was going to say, you have his ear, right >> he asks me questions, that is for sure >> and we'll ask you questions too. especially because you do have an understanding of what is going on the chinese side. are the chinese happy with this deal >> they are happy, i would say they are relieved more than happy. there has been a lot of talk in the last month about escalation option that the president has. larry kudlow called it a study group had been set up to look at major escalations really beyond tariffs. i think that that may have scared the chinese they were going to get into a serious trade war are with access to our capital markets being cut off and among other things some of their best national champions being placed on our entity list, our black list. these are very scary options, obviously that is off on the table now

michael pillsbury, thank you, sir. former special isn't to the president, kelly sadler joins us. we'll be right back.e uses their phone differently. that's why xfinity mobile lets you design your own data. you can share 1, 3, or 10 gigs of data between lines, mix in lines of unlimited, and switch it up at any time. all with millions of secure wifi hotspots and the best lte everywhere else. it's a different kind of wireless network, designed to save you money. switch and save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. plus, get $250 back when you buy an eligible phone. that's simple. easy. awesome. call, click, or visit a store today. lou: kelly sad les sadler. good to have you with us. this is starting to shape up as quite something. the president according to moody an lit is is a shoe-in given current conditions. but as a snapshot right now it's pretty impressive, and frankly is an interesting frame against which to place all of the -- nearly all of the recent polling pat places us at a disadvantage. your thoughts? >> it's how people feel about the economy. how they feel about their own household secu

michael beschloss. >> up next, unheeded warnings. john kellyral john kelly, says he tried to warn trump that hiring a yes man as his next chief of staff, mick mulvaney, it would lead to impeachment. more on that warning and the white house's bizarre response coming up next. your business fo. but when your team is always dealing with device setups, app updates, and support calls... you can never seem to get anywhere. that's why dell technologies created unified workspace, powered by vmware. ♪ a revolutionary solution that lets you deploy, manage, support and secure all your devices from the cloud. so you can stop going in circles, and start moving forward. to earn j.d. power chevdependability awards... across cars... trucks... and suvs. four years in a row. since more than 32,000 real people... just like me. and me. and me. took the survey that decided these awards. it was only right that you hear the good news from real people... like us. i'm daniel. i'm casey. i'm julio. only chevy has earned j.d. power dependability awards across cars, trucks

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for more i'm joined by michael weylan following the store for us michael, welcome it's good to see you >> thanks for having me on, kelly. >> should we take the union at face value when they say stocks took a turn for the worse and what seems to be a hang-up than it seems wall street expected? >> it could be both but overall the most important thing is the sides are still talking. no one walked away from the table. that was the best sign, the nuclear option if talks are really falling apart, one of the sides will walk away. also plant allocation for different products that was one of the hang-ups on sunday >> it gets right to the heart of frankly the national sort of political discussion in this country. the union wants general motors, as i understand it, to produce more vehicles in the u.s they have the capacity there's no reason they should be outsourcing to mexico and so forth. i assume for gm that raises their cost of doing business and existential questions about their viability. >> and during the negotiations they were expected to have four plant closures it's not as simple to take production and move to the u.s a

bloomberg businessweek anchor jason kelly is in the studio with aries manager cofounder and ceo michaelti. jason: michael arougheti is with me, as guy said he has 140 2 billion give or take in assets. what is the feel in the world right now? guys in europe, recessionary fears right that -- right now, brexit is a fear on the rise in -- not on the horizon, right in front of us. got back from an european off-site last week. surprisingly optimistic over there. i think for a while, everybody looked at the u.s. as the hot head of uncertainty. you had a safe haven where people were bringing capital. but when you look across europe and the markets that we play in, we are still finding ample things to invest in in the real estate market, the private markets are healthy. i think some of it is the central bank is very accommodative. people feel there is an ecb put which is allowing people to be more active with the economic backdrop. jason: brexit's a pacific -- brexit, specifically, and you get into investment committee, how do you model that out? 12 years ago when we set the business up, we saw

kelly gets tagged by former dodger. the grand slammer. dodger world series dreams fans to beat la traffic. is interesting. michael taylor. they reviewed it. it is a catch. the nationals will celebrate. they will meet friday against the cardinals. tough luck for the dodgers. earlier today much earlier this game ended in five minutes.>>> hall of fame knuckleballer throughout the first pitch. it was mike fulton that could have used him on this day. he could not have done any worse. the cardinals scored 10 runs in the first inning. they scored nine of those runs on 31 pitches. tommy edman and rbi double. action of braves fans who are loses again. >>> with team victory comes individual honor. certainly deservingly so for nick bolster the nfc defensive player of the week after his sensational performance against the browns this past monday. a couple sacks and fumble recovery. a forced fumble. he was in a word a wrecker. well deserved. nfc player of the week.>>> 4 to 6 weeks. he will have arthroscopic surgery performed on his right knee. he has been valuable since he came out of notre dame. hasn't missed a game until now. one o

ceoareas capital management michael righetti said his company is still finding plenty of investment opportunities. he spoke exclusively with jason kellyk everyone looked at the u.s. as a hotbed of uncertainty, not a safe haven bringing and capital. but when you look across markets, we're still finding ample things to invest in, real estate markets. the central bank is very accommodative. people feel there's an easy be put, which is allowing people -- ecb put, which is allowing people to be active. jason: talk about the credit market out there. how are companies feeling, given some of this macro uncertainty? >> there's a huge dichotomy in the world because markets crave certainty and we don't have a lot of it. we can look at what's happened in the economy. fundamentals in the u.s. economy, very strong. but a bifurcation between the manufacturing sector and service sector, health of the consumer relative to the lack of health in the manufacturing community. generally, the folks that we talked to are optimistic, cautiously. balance sheets are strong and healthy. revenues are up. profits are up. but we're starting to talk ourselves into a

a book to be in "primetime" authors frank masterman and john kelly discussed the career of the longtime republican house leader bob michaelillinois. then journalist making winter will argue that the left must rebuild through state and local elections to increase the political power at the national level. fox news legal and political analyst greg jared will offer his thoughts on the mueller report on our author interview program "after words" at 9:00 p.m. eastern. after that former fbi agent mike german will take a critical look at the bureau and jennifer will report on the state of woman's healthcare. that starts now, check your program guide for more information. >> good evening and thank you for being here. as brad said i am tiffany white and i direct the congressional center which is located in illinois its name after former u.s. senator and non-for profit organization operation advancing the public understanding of congress its members and the policies that produces with projects, partnership and academic scholarship

michael mcfaul, former u.s. ambassador to russia. and also kelly, you are at the center for american progress.d on the national security council in both tbarac obama and george w. bush administrations. kelly, what do you make of the second whistleblower? >> in a way i'm not surprised. i actually think this thing is turning out to be an iceberg. and for a civil servant who served in both bush and obama, it doesn't surprise me. because the contents of that call which the practicthe presi released is so damning. we have a responsibility to report wrongdoing. so i think that we will see more coming. >> i'm sure you've heard the exchange between ron johnson and chuck todd earlier today. i'm curious what you make of it from a national security perspective, this narrative coming from republicans that defends the president and ron johnson really bringing up the conspiracy theory about the 2016 election as part of that defense. >> yeah, you know, as a national security person, i feel like i'm living in an upside down world to sort of listen to some of these conspiratorially arguments taking place. i ha

i'm sorry kelly thank you so much for joining us here on news and we have some breaking news to tell you about i would have bene jeanne meserve dolph 0 and a michael kramer are the joint winners of the nobel prize for economics they have been awarded the prize for their experimental approach to alleviating poverty the noble i cannot. next prize is a category that has often been criticized for a 1st of all failing to recognize female economists among other reasons wrapping up a nobel season that has so far only seen one female laureate. rob watts from d.d.b. business joins us now to put all of this into context for us this is just been announced rob tell us a little bit more about this trio of winners so the way the nobel committee put it was that they have come up with effective ways of reducing poverty so all 3 of them has to do flow. and michael kramer all work in the field of trying to find ways in which with broader economic policies we can reduce the amount of poverty in the world there's something like 700 minute 1000000 people living in extreme poverty around the globe and these 3 have all worked towards trying to reduce that i can go throu

for us at bradley university in peoria, illinois, where sean kelly and frank mockerman will discuss the congressional tenure of robert michael of illinois. and then on authorize -- thursday we'll be in washington, d.c. and that same night in new york travel writer paul the rue will talk about his journey it is along the u.s./mexico border. most of these events are open to the public, and if you're in attendance take a picture and tag us @booktv on twitter, facebook or instagram. >> here's a look at some books being published this week. in "the war for america's soul," former deputy assistant to president trump, sebastian gorka, argues that the president has reenergized the country and that the left is trying to undermine his efforts. susan rice, former u.n. ambassador and national security adviser to president obama, reveals pivotal moments from her career in "tough love." in "hate incorporated," matt taibbi. and in unfollow, megan phelps roper chronicles growing up as a member of the westboro baptist church. also being published this week, richard dawkins explains why he became an atheist in "outgoing god." fox news' gregg

kelly o'donnell, garrett hague, and richard engel getting us started this evening. thank you, all. richard, please stay safe out there. joining me now, andrea mitchell. michaelteele, former senior advisor to jeb bush. andrea, i -- it -- >> i'm on fire. >> it is just -- and -- honestly, trying to -- we -- we had an argument today what should be the lead. you know, and nobody was wrong. right? it is alarming what we are seeing but let's begin with what just happened in turkey and what i don't understand is the president and mike pence are presenting this -- i understand trying to put lip stick on a pig. but this is -- it is literally a 180 of exactly what happened. >> i was just reading a tweet from a correspondent on mike pompeo's plane heading to te tellaviv. they're being briefed and he's asking questions and i'm tweeting back to him ask why he sold out the kurds. why did they sell out the kurds? they have to disarm -- give up their land and disarm? >> give up their land and disarm. >> it has been a relatively peaceful coexistence. they've lost 11,000 troops fighting isis, men and women. but we have lost, sadly, four american special forces. four in these y

michael. >> thank you, george. >>> we'll follow a lot of those stories this morning including former host megyn kelly is back on tv and why she's calling for an independent investigation of her former network. >>> and this heart-stopping rescue that was caught on camera. a state trooper pulling a driver out of his car seconds before it slammed by a train. we'll hear from the hero this morning. >>> first, let's go back to ginger. >> we're watching a group of thunderstorms. you know what this means with a 70% chance of being subtropical cal or a tropical storm as it moves toward the gulf coast this weekend. that could mean heavy rain and some hefty winds and then up the coast we will detail as it gets closer. your local weather in 30 seconds, and the windy cities sponsored by carmax. >>> a lot more coming up. we'll be right back. it's either the assurance of a 165-point certification process. or it isn't. it's either testing an array of advanced safety systems. or it isn't. it's either the peace of mind of a standard unlimited mileage warranty. or it isn't. for those who never settle, it's either mercedes-benz certi

michael atkinson the inspector general of the intelligence community. it was act and son who read and believe credible the whistleblower complaint that is at the center of the house impeachment inquiry. reporting in washington, i'm kelly meyer. >>kamala harris says she expects impeachment proceedings to move quickly in the house because of growing evidence against president trump that he committed crimes against the united states that bay area native and democratic presidential hopeful made those comments last night noting, she's the only candidate in the race who sits on the senate inteig watching trump on television the last few days have seen a confession of a crime and an attempt to cover up a crime. >>and knowing that he is now yet again publicly. it invited a foreign government 2 interfere in an election of president of the united states we should be sure to get in car and on ultram to give up any transcripts or any notes taken that any conversations that he has had. >>harris also says she wants twitter to suspend the president's account because she says he's using it to intimidate witnesses. pouring into san francisco for fleet week, how city officials plan to keep everyone safe, we'll tell you about that right