only michael ward would have those in the proper size.is bloomberg. ♪ tom: good morning, "bloomberg surveillance", francine and tom in london and new york. visity, this is an annual with a gentleman from harrods so we can deplete them wallet at the acclaimed store. michael ward, even he, unprepared for a pandemic. we get a briefing. what an original holiday season. what is your biggest headache now to make it a celebration? closures is normal. lots of stock. we are going on sale today ahead of boxing day to make sure everybody gets a little love christmas. tom: it is about the experience. how do you manage restaurants? the acclaimed foodcourt. how do you manage that? escalators. how do you piece it together in a pandemic? changed.everything has we have standard operating procedures for every areas, screens to make sure people are safe. we are still creating units. the differences we want to make sure people get a normal christmas. i hope when you come to harrods today, you would not see any other difference from any other year. francine:

the party panel has return, chris barron, katherine mangu-ward, and michael gordon.ll start with you from a liberty perspective produce anything to like about xavier becerra? we have had our eye on them for a while paid but like to keep track things in california we are based. and i've got to say, we are not fans. i don't necessary agree with tom cotton. were they kinda put put the emphasis. but among other things tend you to fight the war on drugs but after court california agreed that drugs could win. that is just something is really worth keeping in mind it has potential role at hss. he is really prolactin. not only that his methodology in california is worth keeping an eye on. he is incredibly litigious. he fights stuff out in the courts. that is an attribute in an hhs secretary that really worries me. i don't think that is the right venue for this battle to be fought. kennedy: yes. are we going to the name on some of those supreme court cases? michael gordon? for smelliest litigious because he is the attorney general the largest state of the country so he overse

ward is my special guest. we will be talking about the china threat. and this weekend on sunday morning futures, former national security adviser michael flynn, wisconsinn and congressman jim jordan all this weekend, 10 a.m. eastern live on fox news. plus start smart right here weekdays on fox business 6-9 a.m. eastern for "mornings with maria." join us every morning as we set the tone for the day. that'll do it for us. have a wonderfulofofofofof the weekend, everyone. i'll see you again next time. ♪ ♪ gerry: welcome "the wall street journal at large." in old western movies there was often a moment when the u.s. cavalry would arrive to save the pioneering american settlers from annihilation at the hands of the enemy. it seems we're at that moment now in our long battle against the coronavirus. the cavalry, in the form of vaccines, came around the hill on friday when the fda approved the first of what's likely to be a suck suggestion of the drugs. the beginning of next week, the

ward is my special guest. we will be talking about the china threat. and this weekend on sunday morning futures, former national security adviser michael flynn, wisconsinm jordan all this weekend, 10 a.m. eastern live on fox news. plus start smart right here weekdays on fox business 6-9 a.m. eastern for "mornings with maria." join us every morning as we set the tone for the day. that'll do it for us. have a wonderful ♪ ♪ lou: breaking news, president trump is calling on the fbi to go after former leaders james comey and andrew mccabe for their roles in trying to subvert his presidency. the president tweeted this: andrew mccabe was exposed for who he is today in the u.s. senate. he was totally destroyed, an ignorant fool. the great people of the fbi must make sure that he and his former boss, james comey, pay the price for what they have done to the reputation of the fbi. joining us now is senator ted cruz, senator from texas, member of the senate judiciary committee. he's author of "one vote