business night, 320 covers, which a normal three-star michelin place would be 60 covers.ers at a high level takes a lot of people, a lot of organization, a lot of people with the same vision. >> i love your story about how you met the chef eric core pair. >> chef's great. he's a living legend. my first day, i thought he was going to throw me out of the kitch kitchen. >> he grabbed it. >> he's a ninja. grabbed me by the arm, came out of in where, and asked me about the guy's wearing a rolex and i'm wearing a timex. >> but he liked your watch. >> he said he liked my watch. he asked where i got it. i said my wife. he said, you married someone smart. and i said she maryland someone who can cook and dance and he said maybe she just wants you do be on time. >> i mentioned you met your wife. you met in the food business. >> when you work in the food business, that's where you meet people. you work with all of your friends. we met 17 years ago now. we both have the same path working for the best people we can work for. >> was it always your dream to open a restaurant together sf.

well i'm now joined by political analyst to discuss the situation further mr bowles michelin's you for joining us on the program now what do you make of the tactics being used by these left wing activists to show up and plant right wing events don't you think at the do you think it helps to prevent violence or any adds to the tensions. responsibility for keeping things peaceful lies with the police and we've seen several incidents in which the police have not done their job at all i don't know if that's intentional to provoke a kind of a crisis or if it's just a failure to do their job but these two groups have to be separated and especially in the united states where there's a constitutional right of freedom of speech it's impossible to legally stop people from demonstrating so this is a problem that has to be dealt with within the system. people in the u.s. obviously appalled by what happened in charlottesville everybody was but how do you think these left wing protesters should show how they feel if not by showing the right wing demonstrations. there's nothing wrong with showing up

nova scotia where i'm not right now in nova scotia we have thirty two hundred people that work for michelin tires there was some talk about moving some of the operations in the states or leaving some things in canada if you if you move this supply chain you're trying to change it around so companies will just get up and leave north america all together because they could actually save money by working from let's say europe or from asia so the supply chains that we have right now are actually helpful to the people that we have our labor markets here in north america can canadians are not in competition with americans when it comes to even moving across the border we make the same type of wages you do so it's not about somebody trying to undercut somebody else the same way with the supply chains they are relevant to one another we work on the same level and that has to be maintained and kept up to date and of course pushed forward so people are hoping here at least that nafta does stay the same when it comes to that or maybe that we could even improve like i mentioned before that that movemen

michelin biggest most of those in then is alive and well the auto manufacturers with the paper products pemmican ago manufacturers so those trade policies lot of opportunities for the trade partners play by the same rules. the chinese government hasnt c market access for financial we didn't dos the same to their companiesmpan as congress works to eliminate that imbalance and with that manufacturing side wit as they institute the caps would you prioritize?. >> absolutely a would prioritize eliminating those caps to access the chinese market fully. because the industry and services are so strong that once we got in there that's true there is plenty of room with large markets that theyeyth should have complete access not be subject to any caps or limitsare it we shoulduld consider putting caps other services and investments. the is well worth looking into. but if we want to solve a.se problems >> that is the biggest issue of reciprocity. in to see the services penetrate into those areas. >> i fake reciprocity is key so mind standing of that. and if we cannot resolve these and with those bi

with export goods sales services over to $20 trillion much from those small companies love that bmw michelin and the like. the test so simply portrayed our auto manufacturers tire makers and paper products to get greater access to those outside the united states and then gives us the tools necessary to make sure they play by the same rules. the chinese government caps market access for freddie in services firms and they did not do the same to their companies while eliminating the trade imbalance i think it is important with the manufacturing side was eating the dead chinese institute these caps and would you prioritize as one of your prioritized?. >> capsule eln prioritize to eliminate those caps to eliminate the financial service industries to access the chinese market fully. and with those limits to financial-services our industry and services are so strong that once we got in there how to do that so well we could not be successful. i don't think that's true there is room the very large market for life insurance it think we should have complete access to not be subject to any caps are limi

whatever happens to the automobiles industry, i think michelin willing. -- will win.t although the domestic play for credit agricole takes place, there are other places. you seem to favor france. is that a emmanuel macron affect? is that a wider perspective? james: if i were to look at europe, i would say i am still nervous at the periphery. i find it difficult to governmentshy it is are so low when there are so many tangents. i am still nervous. manus: i read the irish bank story this morning. iris bank is getting more pressure from the european. there.s still a loan out james: i was talking to people in south korea. the back of the rising tensions, are you not worried? they said you just accept it is business as usual. it is the same with european banks. we get used to these extraordinary imbalances. they become normal as opposed to exceptional. you are right. the banking imbalance remains significant. manus: the flow of money could get stronger. this is the positioning in the euro-dollar. it excludes nonreportable future positions. you can see the woman to. it is o

ormick.mcc next, the ceo of michelin. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> it is time for our stock of the hour. we are looking at cvs. oliver renick joins us to discuss this further. what are we looking at? oliver: we are looking at the effects of every quarter. this will be an important moment. today, the stock is up a little bit. they have done pretty well. however, there is also a little bit of news today in terms of at&t reaching a deal to include cbs programming. directv andnto online streaming service. that is the piece of news today. it is all about earnings tomorrow. there will be stuck to look at. >> how did they differentiate themselves? oliver: i think there is this believed that they will differentiate themselves. we had semi-numbers come through from some of their peers. we had outlooks moved down from time warner, sinclair drug test. the numbers will be important. i looking at the financial analysis page. what i want to call your attention to is the advertising. i will shut the advertising on a quarterl

about playing in various fields whether it be a michelin starred restaurant.rbecue joint by blue smoke. or on this fine casual idea and extend it? >> we have had a great time fin we're using the same exact cooks and chefs who have been at our fine dining restaurants, the same hospitality philosophy, but if you the guest say, this time i want to eat just as well as always but sit down.ve time to i want to make a reservation. i don't need a tablecloth our flowers in the restaurant. in return i expect you to give me savings of time and money, i want to be there for those people as well. earlier this year we opened daily provisions. as you said we'll be opening martina, a fine casual pizza place. and then a roman coffee bar. then a roman wine bar with reat fried foods called veni afriti. i'm excited about martina. i'll be going tonight for practice. nd it's great. we're at a we're at a time in the american dining landscape when there are more options for people who care we're at a time in the american dining landscape when there are more options for people who car

supports one 500,000 jobs in south carolina, from small companies, farms, global giants, bmw, michelin and the like. hours -- we are successful because of our access the places where we have trade agreements, 31 of them around the world. trade is alive and well in south carolina. our auto manufacturers, farmers, tire makers, chemical manufacturers want greater access to the 96% of the consumers that live outside the united states. trade policy unlocks opportunity for american families and gives us the tools necessary to make sure our trade partners play by the same rules. with those thoughts in mind, a few questions for you. the chinese government cap's market access for american service firms operating in china. we do not do the same to their companies. as congress works in eliminating the u.s.-china trade imbalance in participating in the ced, i think it's important you address both sides of the coin, the manufacturing site and the services. why do you think the chinese institute these caps and what of the arguments for removing them? would you prioritize removing them as what your p

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