a large and important customer of micron.ory andwith our solutions that went into very different markets. the earnings are less than what they would have been if huawei was not on the listing. >> are you working with the trump administration to clarify any confusion about licenses to apply for, how to get around some of the export bans? >> we have apply for licenses. licenses have not been granted yet. you would know when we got granted. without a grant of licenses, it will potentially lessen our opportunities with huawei in terms of future business with them. company with a diversified portfolio and a broad set of customers. >> here is your total revenue. of course, a portion that is just under a half or so coming from china. where else can you ship that revenue given all of the headwinds? >> they are a global company. i think the numbers you are looking at are related to that aspect. if you look at chinese ourquartered companies, revenue is a possibility percent. with a well diversified set of customers, their supply in chi

they are an important and large customer of micron. we are very global.have engaged with very diversify sets of customers. we have solutions that go into very many different markets and opportunities. less than itt is would have been if huawei -- taylor: are you actively working with the trump administration to clarify any confusion about how to get around some of the export bans? >> they also said in our september earnings that we apply for licenses, of course, licenses of session have not been granted yet. grantinghat without the licenses, it will potentially lessen our opportunities with huawei in terms of future business with them. companyt is, we are a with a diversified portfolio and a very broad set of customers all across the globe. taylor: i want to tie that into a chart i am showing in my bloomberg terminal to our audience, which shows your total revenue, and of course, a portion of that just under half or so coming from china. you say you are a global company. where else can you start to shift that revenue given all the headwinds coming from ch

it needs the kind of solutions micron makes. yes, they go not only in cloud applications, data center applications, but all the data center applications at the edge, from smartphones to automobiles. taylor: that was micron ceo sanjay mehrotra. coming up, first there was spotify then slack. we hear from the new york stock exchange president, stacey cunningham, on the popularity of direct listings and the atmosphere in a delayed wework public listing world. and later, building habitats for space. we introduce you to one company building what may replace the soon to be retired international space station. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: there is a growing chorus on the benefits of direct listings as an alternative to an ipo. that tune is being largely led by venture capitalist bill gurley of benchmark. he is said to have planted the idea with slack's ceo, stewart butterfield, which listed in june. spotify led the trend in 2018. and so far, airbnb has also indicated it is leaning towards a direct stock listing next year. i caught up wi

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their course concern about micron earnings. some say micron tends to be conservative.y earnings guidance. have a is another for samsung as well which is the trade war and the weak economy some say that if the trade war remains and the growth -- global couldowth means week, it delay recovering the memory chip industry as well. wobbly longer than our expectations. another issue for samsung is the valuation. rallied morestock than 20% this year. so the valuation seems to be high. but that is not a problem for the long-term investors at all, as you know. i talked to one major recently who said it is a super cycle and the membership industry -- the stock may rise up to 50%. and samsung shares now flat as a pancake. [laughter] yvonne: you can find in-depth analysis of newsmakers on bloomberg radio. and we are here and are asian headquarters to nan six clock a.m. hong kong time along with bryan curtis on the team. not :00 a.m. if you're turning from city. you can also dow the app for access. and bloomberg -- you can also dial the app. an bloomer greater.com. this is bloomberg

was micron's ceo..re was we hear from the new york stock exchange president, stacy andingham on the popularity the atmosphere of the delayed we work world. building habitats for space. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> there is a growing chorus on the direct listings as an alternative to ipo. that is being led by bill gurley of benchmark. spotify led the trend in 2018 and, so far, airbnb has also indicated it is leaning toward a direct stock lifting next year. i caught up with the new york stock exchange president, stacy cunningham on monday. >> if you take a step back and think about why companies choose to go public, there are typically four reasons. one is access to capital. credibility ofhe a public listing and the visibility of that event. the third is liquidity for early investors and their employees, who often get paid in shares or auctions of stock and want to be able to use that to buy a house. four is currency so they can engage in mna. what we are seeing now is for many companies, because they are muc

you get technology and then micron pulls it. see these package good stocks and then one will be good, one will be bad. retail, just watch it is walmart, amazon, target, costco and home depot. nothing else nothing else so there is really just this, wow, what do we do >> most notable, most notable theme to the end of the quarter was the change from what had been focused on growth momentum to value >> totally that's why the banks went up. >> that's one of the key questions, will that continue? how much momentum will there be when it comes to these value stocks and have not gotten a lot of attention for a long period of time. >> nxpi, it broke down, you covered it extensively. >> 127.50 was where they had a deal to be acquired. chinese never ruled. >> fabulous piece today about nxpi and how it is the backbone for the battery for ev you got these -- you got -- merging leader tech stock. i don't know advanced micro and micron,terink was a great stock for a few weeks and facebook is awful. and i think a lot of it is by washington it is

china wooed some of the micron engineers and had them build a plant like microns it's outright theft.t in the "new york times. the president wants an end to forced technology transfers. china has a long standing policy of forcing companies that want to do businesses there to form joint ventures with local enterprises and that joint venture shares their technology with the government. the government spreads it around to everyone. can you imagine if any other country tried to pull that stuff. it's routine in china, though. there are very few exceptions unless you make coffee, sneakers, kentucky fried chicken. 'the chinese need to stop hacking our computers. i talked to almost every single publicly traded cyber security company and they tell me china remains the number one culprit behind theft the president wants china to stop targeting our businesses for destruction like they tried to do with our steel and aluminum industries. i've seen the impact of this my father sold gift wrap in philadelphia he was a jobber, one by one the chinese wiped out the american gift wrap industry he sold fo

another example is micron.he commodity chip maker i've said over and over again that micron is the key to this tech market. because it reported a really good quarter, but gave disappointing guidance for the next quarter, al bit not for the full year. the company has a gigantic buyback, which kicked in right now micron is trading at just seven times next year's earnings estimates just like ford and gm, that means wall street believes the estimates are too high the smart money says the earnings will collapse in 2020 i'm not so sure. i think you can start building a position here every time it goes below 40, 41, but the stock might pull back even to the high 30s and then you've just got to bile more. what else? how about this, goldman sachs and wells fargo are at 8 and 11 times next year's earnings, respectfully now, that's incredible goldman is the premiere investment bank, at least if you're trying to get a job in investment banking it's also the bank behind the apple card, even if apple in its advertising says

yesterday we talked about micron, stock trading $44 a share. we talked about the 45 strike calls that are out november 8th. those have moved a dollar at the time you can see where that stock is. they are worth 1.70. you have to take some off. be disciplined this has moved and you have to take some off. we're talking about a monstrous move in one day there. be careful >> okay. doc, what do you got >> a quick one, emirate therapeutics, december 30 calls. see the stock making a nice upside move here and december 30 calls, they started buying them with the stock in the 25s, now it's pushing into the 26 range december 30s i'll be in these about two months second one real quick, last week we talked about kronos, cannabis replat replate -- related stock somebody comes in today and buys the calls, bought them in big numbers. another 40% pop in the afterhours i'm not saying we do but these calls expire tomorrow. so that's another big bet just ahead of that. i bought them i'll probably be in them less than 24 hours, scott. >> wow. >> that's super fast mo

going alone, micron announces it will go ahead with the production of trips --

we still like micron. i think q4 are more derisked now.hat tariffs will not be in play at least until december, if i was a customer, i would buy more in case it falls apart. i think that helps the near-term numbers. those are the higher beta plays in the space. taylor: i want to take a look at a chart i am showing on my bloomberg terminal. we are taking a look at the prices. we have noted similar prices in memory chips. hasite this, the stoxx continued to push higher and higher. as you take a look at the fundamentals of this space, have you seen a bottoming out in chip prices? mitch: i think we are past the bottom. we think q4 will be the bottom. dram will be essentially at the bottom. within the next two months, it will probably be officially done. the big debate is that intel, amd sound a little bit better on the data center side. i think the consensus view is one of them is lying is incorrect. i think the answer is demand came back. demand came back and data center has more dram. both of them are seeing in improving environment. if that

, loves micron, 43, 43 they like texas instruments. & j, sells at 15 times earnings it loves jpmorgan citi worth noting, very important >> yeah. meanwhile, got to keep one eye on the debates last night. healthcare breaking a big tech, taxing the wealthy here's how senator elizabeth warren defended her plan to tax the wealthiest americans. >> i really am shocked at the notion that anyone thinks i'm punitive look, i don't have a beef with billionaires my problem is you made a fortune in america, you had a great idea, you got out and worked for it, good for you but you built that fortune in america, i guarantee it, you built it in part getting your goods to market on roads and bridges all of us helped pay for. you built it at least in part protected by police and firefighters all of us help pay the salaries for all i'm saying is you make it to the top, the top of .1 of 1%, pitch in two cents so every other kid in america has a chance to make it. that's what this is about. >> jim, you were, i would say fired up on twitter last night and th

i say if micron bottoms, they sell of course seven times earnings micron destroyed the semis the stock 51 a lot of the analysts got very, very excited i was not one of those on twitter that keep accusing me you remember when sanjay was on our show, the ceo, this is where he implied the buy back would be i know people don't think buy backs matter they're wrong. he's got about 7 billion in buying power i think he's standing there. >> koa, micron, western digital all helping out today. >> yes. >> we are able to watch that. >> jim you want to mention a name you know way. >> constellation brands? >> no, zoettas >> i thought that was so sad >> zoeti ze. he is being by kristen peck. >> we should have kristen peck on. >> she is married to bob peck. >> she will be sensational >> a long time, obviously, she's been executive vice president. group president of u.s. operations, business of development strategy, a member of the executive leadership team since it was formed 2012 >> a great cho is. >> and there will be a transition at the end of the year this stock has done very well. >> juan ramone a

i'll sanction selling nxp. >> on this >> on this i will not go the broad, you got to sell micron thoseho sell amd on this, shame on you shame on you what have you no shame, david >> this is not the mccarthy hearing. >> it is >> have you no decency, short seller >> remember the republicans were the conscience of the senate i think it is that micron is the linchpin once again. if micron holds, here, plus or minus a dollar, bingo. >> we didn't get to boeing. >> we didn't we have to. >> pushing back 777. they think four quarter on the max. negative operating cash flow, 2.4. >> where do they say that -- look, very true, they did ring fence. it is true to open up the deck and first thing you see is this thing is not going to sink us. if it was up to them, yeah, it is still clearly out of their hands. i would like to have seen two decks. presentations. one of if things don't come back, and, by the way, if you look at united technologies, fantastic quarter yesterday, if things don't come back, and they do stop production, then companies will be losing hundreds of millions of dollars a month. s

micron had a huge business with huawei. chips can absolutely be replaced overnight by just going simply and ordering them from samsung. taylor: we are coming up on earnings season where we will hear from a lot of these chipmakers. what do we know about the real impact on the top and bottom line, and perhaps more importantly, going forward, the impact of this still could have on their financials? ian: that is a good way to set things up. it is a massive asterisk. the promise the chip industry made, the promise investors bought into was that come the second half of this year, we will have cleaned out in victory -- clean out inventory. if the trade dispute was resolved, if we have clarity and what we can do in china, they don't have that. we will continue to see that. taylor: any sense on when that resolution comes? does that, as part of a trade deal in phase two? what does the resolution look like? ian: that is a wonderful question. if i had the answer, i would be a lot happier. everybody thinks it is going to a quid pro quo

micron stock closed flat listen, all semiconductor companies are not created equal. the winners are the ones with less industrial exposure because we're going into the worldwide slowdown. the moral of the story you don't run from an amd or an nvidia, texas instruments is weakening you run to them because they don't have if same customers as far as the less cyclical semis are concerned business is fine and just maybe as in the case with lrcx, maybe it's much better than we ever thought. stick with cramer. tell him we need this merger. it's happening..! just ok is not ok. especially when it comes to your network. at&t is america's best wireless network according to america's biggest test. now with 5g evolution. the first step to 5g. more for your thing. that's our thing. whether your beauty routine is 3or 57,... make nature's bounty hair skin and nails step one. it's the number one brand uniquely formulated for silky hair, glowing skin and healthy nails. nature's bounty, because you're better off healthy. the♪lexus es... ...every curve, every innovation, every feeling.

devinsky charlotte tell us more about micron's reception. well that's right 1st visit by president in a month off to. well that's why it's 1st visit by president and more than a month after that fire broke out and it was a surprise visit but a surprise visit that fire broke out and it was a surprise visit but a surprise visit that saw much corn being presented by many people protesting again that saw much corn being presented by many people protesting against that visit now the blaze that broke out in september saw huge hits that visit now the blaze that broke out in september saw a huge plume of black smoke going into the air because of course it was a fire at a chemical flume of black smoke going into the air because of course it was a fire at a chemical factory here in france and it tainted the whole area around there so much so the factory here in france and it tainted the whole area around there so much so that authorities told farmers and people who are going their gardens that authorities told farmers and people who are going their ga

emanuel micron had only just put in an appearance now. yes. it was. well. enough to. well more than a month after that chemical for that chemical profile guy about protein in routine ruan and press president. may made a surprise visit visit to the city now the subject blazed when it got the proca out lay towards with the unit. and towards the end of september saw him softly moist before. but the lock space moti to paint the bay to. be around so much in work so that so if you feel important that the authorities told our ministers to get rid of that which of their crops even even told told people who grew vegetables in their gardens that they needed to throw them out i'm told dairy for people who grew vegetables in their gardens that they needed to throw them out and told dairy farmers that they had to get rid of their milk now as well as the environmental concerns are almost that they have to get rid of their milk now as well as the environmental concerns are also huge health concerns raised as a result of that fire that chemical prosecutes health concerns raised as a

agree to not steal intellectual property anymore the micron lawsuit, no less than the new york timesrred to as fake news by the president of the united states had an unbelievable piece last year about how micron -- micron had all the majors -- major plans stolen, things they had. >> apple was up briefly a moment ago. no doubt stealing interelect wall property is part of the systematic -- >> how about fentanyl? what are you hearing fentanyl? >> nothing really, really bad. >> you think the administration isn't conscious of the fact there have been no high profile arrests for fentanyl in china even though they made it a controlled substance in may. we have high profile arrests for drugs. >> why do you think the chinese are going to back down >> because the chinese in the end have a lot to lose >> as do we all. yes. when the elephants fight, the grass gets trampled. been saying this for two years >> when do the germans come out and say we favor the peaceful protests in hong kong? when they realize that 25% of their bmws going there is not enough is that what it was? when the italians rec

likely be high on the agenda as the german chancellor angela merkel and french president emmanuel micron meet for dinner in paris the leaders walked into the they say palace not long ago in paris ahead of thursday's pivotal e.u. summit. on the son of former u.s. vice president joe biden says he stepped down from the board of a chinese company that's been the target of criticism from donald trump president has accused him of corruption and escaping responsibility because of his family connections we're back with you in about 25 minutes time here on al-jazeera right after inside story. the united arab emirates is reportedly running a campaign to get al-jazeera registered as a foreign agent in the u.s. effectively restricting its operations in the country so is media freedom a risk and one of the limits to political lobbying this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm peter dobby shutting down al-jazeera network who was one of the main demands of the blockade in countries when they cut off diplomatic relations with cats are more than 2 years ago now the united arab emirates i

only put in appearance now some locals were far from happy to see a manual micron only put in appearance now. yes. us. well more than a month after that chemical fire broke out in rwanda and president might well more than a month after that chemical fire broke out in rwanda and president michael made a surprise visit to the city now that blaze when it protocol made a surprise visit to the city now that blaze when it broke out towards the end of september saw a huge plume of black smoke that basically count towards the end of september saw a huge plume of black smoke that basically tainted the area around so much so that the authorities told farmers to get tainted the area around so much so that the authorities told farmers to get rid of their crops even told people who grew vegetables in their gardens that they needed to through to their crops even told people who grew vegetables in their gardens that they needed to throw them out and told dairy farmers that they had to get rid of their milk now is what i owed them out and told dairy farmers that they have to get rid of their milk now as

is that maybe the europeans based on the for example the recent initiatives raised by among other micron of france maybe they can do something to you know americans to the negotiating table indeed mutually accept a terms i mean. i'm sure you're structured that as siding. position jast with their parents or. you know in terms of trying to lure in the americans to the negotiating table the mistrust between iran and the european sides. droving got the moments let's hope i was talking about is that i mean from the arena on side is that maybe the europeans can come po'd and can convince the united states to lift the sanctions to do something for diplomacy to gets back to the threat you know i think iran has been trying to achieve i mean it has defined a kind of 2 fold approach and destroyed our. why did reduction of the comments means either do europeans would be you know somehow feeling to do something against the united states and save the nuclear deal why some measures like in states or something like that or at the end of the day there will be new negotiations between all the sides again

what's most important is the guidance we got from micron last night should have set alarm bells off.ors thought we were closer to the cycle you can look at expiration by the spread paying $3 for that. >> well the semis finished the weak higher. as trade talks loom next week, dan, how are you managing this trade? >> listen, this will be a volatile group, closed at 120 and a quarter right here so the stock is up 1.4% week over we're this trade is down maybe 25% in premium terms. so really what you ought to do when you manage a trade like this, is you are risking what you are willing to lose. you got to be kale you don't let something like this away from you. you want to have a premium stop. i paid $3 for this y i am willing to pay a dollar-and-a-half. the closer to probability of success is very low. that's how you manage a trade like this that said this thing has been very volatile over the last year, it's had some significant declines, so i think you want to kind of trade it and stick with it. keep a premium stock >> maybe it's the darling of sort of emotion, semis will break up, her

qualcomm, micron. uld have been o.adcom appear texas instruments all get roughly 40 to 60% of revenues in china. china is also pennsylvania vital lynch pin in semi supply chains. today, the chips move higher. the smh an etf tracking the chips has now surged more than 40% this year. on track for its best year in a decade. beyond trade headlines, semis have moved higher on what analysts say are improving fundamentals, specifically tt smartphone shipments have been better than feared. and that a recover in the data center business they say looks likely in the fourth quarter. of course there are risks for chip investoto too. do thought improving fundamentals hold up? and big questions remain. there have been talks of the trump administration planning to allow the sale of some seplies to huawei, a cheyenne tech giant that buys lot of semi conductor components from u u.s. companies but administration officials saying they are not dealing with huawei at this time. for nightly business report, josh lipton, san francisco. >>> i

qualcomm, micron. could have been o.dcom app texas instruments all get roughly 40 to 60% oevenues in china. china is also pennsylvania vital lynch pin inemi supply chains. today, the chips moveth higher. smh an etf tracking the chips has now surged more than on track for its best year in a decade. beyond trade headlines, semis have moved higher on what analysts say a improving fundamentals,fi spelly that smartphone shipments have been better than feared. and that a recover in the data center business they say looks likely in the fourth quarter. of course there are risks for chip investors too. do thought improving fundamtals hold up? and big questions remain. there have been talks of the trump administration planning to allow theom sale of supplies to huawei, a cheyenne tech giant that buys a lot o semi companies but administration officials saying they are not dealing with huawei at this time. for nightly business report, joshlipton, san francisco. >>> it's time to looke at s of today's upgrades and downgrades. johnson

qualcomm, micron. could have been o.adcom appear texas instruments all get roughly 40 to 60% of revenues in china. lynch pin in semi supply chains. today, the chips move higher. hee smh an etf tracking chips has now surged more than 40% this year. n track for its best year in a decade. beyond trade headlines, semis have moved higher on what analysts say are improving fundamentals, specifically that smartphone shipments have been better than feared. ecand that aer in the data center business they say looks likely in the fourth quarter. of course there are riskse for chip invtors too. do thought improving fundamtals hold up? and big questions remain. there have been talks of the trump administration planning to allow the sale of some supplies to huawei, a cheyenne tech giath buys a lot of semi conductor components from u u.s. companies but administration officials saying they are not dealing with huawei at this esme. for nightly bus report, josh lipton, san francisco. >>> it's time to look at some of today'supgrades and do

yellow vest protests police complain of quantock over work outdated equipment as well as president micron's reforms of the special police pens and system there has also been a sharp rise in officer suicides with around 50 taking their lives already this year against 35 last year we asked them straight is about their demands. the best use of the 3 today the police have no money and salaries. are status and our pension are being attacked officers are tired with the yellow 1st movement there is a lot of work sacrificing their family life and we are expressing a deep depression in our profession. to defend our working conditions the threat to our special pensions status the lack of resources across the board. we are the police officers from all fronts not just riot police but all services all the unions we've all gathered to express our discontent with the administration the silence about the wave of police suicides this year we are short of stuff short of money we cannot do our job and here to tell the administration that. scientific journal that specializes in arms control has withdrawn a stu

who is the president of france meal micron let him sort it out why ask me to start with i didn't hear him say that so i don't know anything about it but if he's own stuff or bothering him they need to be put in that place. president of peru is expected to unveil a new cabinet amid a political crisis over his decision to dissolve parliament martin this car took that dramatic step on monday after accusing congress of blocking his efforts to stamp out corruption throughout the week crowds have been taking it to the streets of lima voicing their support for the president however many lawmakers have refused to recognize the dissolution and earlier this week launched a failed challenge to his leadership. does it for me i will be back at the top of the hour with your headlines at international. younger voters now comprise america's largest voting bloc but how motivated are they to participate in the election of 2020 well one of the leading millennial voices in journalism is here with her take one on one with lauren duca on this edition to. be. welcome to politicking i mean holmes sitting in

themselves during the protests police complain of chronic overwork outdated equipment as well as present micron's reforms on the special police pension system there's also been a sharp rise in officer suicides with around 50 taking their lives already this year against 35 last year we asked about their demands the best usually 3 today the police have no money yes salaries. are status and all pension are being attacked officers are tired with the yellow 1st meaning that there is a lot of work sacrificing their family life and we are expressing a deep depression in our profession. i'm here to defend working conditions the threat to our special status the lack of resources across the board. we are the police services from france not just riot police but all services all the unions we've all gathered to express our discontent with the administration the silence about the way the police suicides this year we are short of stop short of money we cannot do our job and here to tell the administration that. russia's approach to the middle east is among other foreign policy issues up for debate and a major

will present micron. said rather pay tribute to his victims. if you can you buy me room. i have come a long. to assure you that all online will be shed all questions raised responsibililities idedentifyin. justice willl p prevail as it mt i have come before you up the longest so that we cann look at the implacacable tree on the troll goal the lessosons. it until l you want to play the so. central paris so disruption for a second day has climbed a protest is continue to make their presence felt. group extension rebellion stage a sit down protest at the plaster shuttling a central point for both persons and tourists. mon in london please update nearly five hundred arrests of climate change protests is labeled ads. rusty's by the uk or skills continue to weeks of peaceful civil disobedience. the imf says tapping climate crisis will require a national tax system change that includes big round. up in n levies on carbon emissions. it's a mind to the main world news headlines here live from paris. donald trump announces he's invited turkeys pressed into the white house next mont

here we are, haven't made a new high but what's most important is that the guidance from micron lastrm bells off on a lot of investors who thought we were closer to a bottom in the cycle. you can look to november expiration about the 117, 106 put spread pay sg 3 for that. >> the well the semis finished the week higher and after the rebound but as trade talks loom, dan how are you managing this. >> this is going to be a very volatile group backup trading a as low as 115 this woke. closed at 120.25 the stock is up 1.4% week over week and the trade is down maybe 25 peppers in premium terms. so really what you ought to do when you manage a trade like this you you are risking what you are willing to lose. but be careful it doesn't get away from you and you want a premium stop you want to see fos all right i paid $3 for the $10 wide i'm willing to risk $1.5 for that the closer to kpirpgs the proposition is low that's how you manage it this has been very volatile over the last year when it made new incremental highs it's had significant declines i think you want to trade it and stick with i

that's particulate matter of 2.5 microns. it's a very tiny size. what that means, that particulate matter can be breathed into your lungs and affect your respiratory system. what you're seeing are numbers and they correspond to either good, moderate air quality. you can see a lot of yellow on this map indicating numbers from 50 in livermore to 73 in redwood city. that's pm 2.5. that correlates to moderate air quality across the region. what that means is if youer ooh susceptible very easily to respiratory issues, you want to move yourself indoors because the air quality is declining across the region. once these numbers get above 100, that is when it is the general public that can start feeling these respiratory issues. again, we've been watching these numbers over the past couple hours, and they have slowly been air quality is getting worse across the region. it's because of all the smoke pumped into the atmosphere with the light winds. the winds have been less than 5 miles per hour which is, again, great for firefighters, fighting this fire, but

improving relations with russia why would that be easy in france who is the president of france meal micron let him sort it out why ask me to start with i didn't hear him say that so i don't know anything about it but if he's own stuff or bothering him they need to be put in their place. c'mon a little early there i'll be back in about 30 minutes with more news watching art international. who will have a situation. grandchildren or little children ask their great grandparents. is it true that. these cars used to have people driving a. great granddad that's what we do. in 2040 you know bloody revolution to correct the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it just a lawyer but i mean your list put video would put him in the new bill is that idea splendid of the former ukrainian president recalls the events of 2014. of those who took part in it invested over $5000000000.00 to assist ukraine in these and other goals that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic.