course and i want to ask you about this this goal of rebuilding notre dame the french president mr macro and he wants to do that within five years there's also been international competition for a design to replace the spire which collapsed what do you think about that the you know the international competition and also this five year deadline well i think that it's a very ambitious to try to get this in fife yes on the other hand i'm glad that such a mighty person this the french president. presents this goal and i hope david can do it if they if the. force isn't strong dedication we feel now we lost on i think this would be possible also some resource works maybe the last four decades but in five years i think it could be possible to have a cathedral in. good shape so visitors and mrs could be held inside as it was before do you think that paris could learn something from vienna when it comes to replacing the roof because now that the wooden roof notre dame is gone they have to think about a twenty first century replacement would you advise them to do what was done in vienna and to thi

and i hope that any british prime minister would take that opportunity we'd also be able to stop mr macro's plans for the deep integration because those would almost certainly require a treaty change shows they began to progress if we were still a member we would be able to stop them. no i remember three years ago that same man said the u.k. was powerless in the e.u. with their he's talking about all the powers the u.k. would suddenly have that could the u.k. very good the u.k. become a troublemaker within the european union during this brics it extensions well i mean that is obviously something that is concerning the e.u. and it's not just jacob three small who has been giving interviews and writing tweet saying this kind of stuff. is another brick city or m.p. saying that the u.k. will be a trojan horse in the e.u. in order to do well projects and those have obviously being led by the likes of emanuel macron the president of france which is why he's being so tough and talking about if there is an extension it has to be a conditional one for the u.k. so removing for example the vetoing pow

elections again who will continue your demonstrations to convince mr mccraw on to the side of these government. the real test of the macro will be how the wider public will regard his new policies and whether he's managed to bury his reputation as a president who favors the rich this little doubt that the timing is vital halfway through his presidential term and just one month until the european elections he needs to rebuild trust natasha butler al-jazeera paris. let's bring in our guests for today joining us from paris right chief foreign correspondent at le figaro from london charles let's field european affairs analyst at the eurasia group and on skype from san milo jack russell or head of european research of the global policy institute but welcome to inside story if we could begin with you has president said and done enough to put an end to the yellow vest protests i don't think. actually. the yellow vests is of course a tiny minority involved but they're really in a they want to remove prison macro from power they just don't have. sent. it's more they have some kind of. hatred for him though i don't think personall

hold elections again who will continue or demonstrations to convince mr mccracken to this of these government the real test the macro will be how the wider public will regard his new policies and whether he's managed to bury his reputation as a president who favors the rich this it'll doubt that the timing is vital halfway through his presidential term and just one month until the european elections he needs to rebuild trust natasha butler al-jazeera paris. let's bring in our guests for today joining us from paris chief foreign correspondent at le figaro from london charles let's field european affairs analyst at the eurasia group and on skype from san malo or head of european research of the global policy institute but welcome to inside story if we could begin with you has president bush said and done enough to put an end to the yellow vest protests i don't think. actually. is of course a tiny minority. but they're really a they want to remove. from power they just don't have. sent. it's more they have some kind of. hatred for him though i don't think personally his men that should be heated you couldn't agree or d

hold elections again who will continue your demonstrations to convince mr mccracken to this of these government the real test the macro will be how the wider public will regard his new policies and whether he's managed to bury his reputation as a president who favors the rich this it'll doubt that the timing is vital halfway through his presidential term and just one month until the european elections he urgently needs to rebuild trust natasha butler al-jazeera paris. let's bring in our guests for today joining us from paris chief foreign correspondent at le figaro from london charles let's field european affairs analyst at the eurasia group and on skype from san malo or head of european research of the global policy institute but welcome to inside story if we could begin with you has president bush said and done enough to put an end to the yellow this protests i don't think. actually. is of course a tiny minority. but they're really in a they want to remove from power they just don't have. sent. it's more they have some kind of. hatred for him though i don't think personally his men that should be heated you couldn't

hold elections again who will continue your demonstrations to convince mr mccrone to this of these government the real test for macro will be how the wider public will regard his new policies and whether he's managed to bury his reputation as a president who favors the rich this little doubt that the timing is vital halfway through his presidential term and just one month until the european elections he urgently needs to rebuild trust natasha buchla al-jazeera paris now former us vice president joe biden has officially entered the twenty twenty race to the white house and marxist third attempt at the presidency and as our white house correspondent can really help it explains his candidacy is not without its challenges. so glad to be here with you today never before have the candidates to become the u.s. democratic presidential nominee been more diverse of the twenty running many are candidates of color and female joe biden is neither in the battle for the soul of this nation that might be one reason biden chose the issue of race in his announcement video to be a candidate for u.s. president talks america tonight dea

hold elections again who will continue your demonstrations to convince mr mccraw on to this of these government the real test the macro will be how the wider public will regard his new policies and whether he's managed to bury his reputation as a president who favors the rich this it'll doubt that the timing is vital halfway through his presidential term and just one month until the european elections he urgently needs to rebuild trust its russia partner al-jazeera paris. let's take you through some of the headlines here now just now sri lanka's health ministry has revised the number of people killed in sunday's suicide attacks down by more than one hundred the prime minister only a worker in a single day says some body parts were wrongly counted and the death toll now stands at two hundred sixty sudan's military leaders say they're willing to hand over top government positions to civilians but insist they all retain leadership of the transitional process in the capital khartoum tens of thousands of protesters including judges have been camping outside the military headquarters demanding civilian rule the sudanese opp

elections again we will continue your demonstrations to convince mr mccraw on to the side of these government. the real test of the macro will be how the wider public will regard his new policies and whether he's managed to bury his reputation as a president who favors the rich this itll doubt that the timing is vital halfway through his presidential term and just one month until the european elections he urgently needs to rebuild trust the tasha butler al-jazeera paris. or come back let's recap our headlines now more bomb attack warnings are being issued in sri lanka and the number of people killed in sunday's suicide attacks is being revised down to around two hundred and sixty that's about one hundred fewer thought so far the prime minister is admitting confusion over fatality numbers as well as intelligence failures a number of people have been taken in am sorry i cannot be you know the number but yes some are on the run and the third found them remains or the first is to round up those people we have to admit the failure in intelligence the breakdown in the flow of information. and that's one of the matter that are

technical measures and didn't look like a de golyer a mr on but in twenty nineteen i'm not sure if that's really the expectations the french have in fact macro at the beginning of his presidency spent an awful lot of time trying to come across as a jew putin and president a source of god like figure and it came across really it's rather in written rather strange strange fashion i'd say for such a young man to behave like a greek god or a roman god. so this is beyond as he's trying to open the second act of his presidency i think it is understandable that he's trying to talk a bit more concretely about what he can do for the french and i'd also say that police policy in france has accelerated since two thousand and two in that there's been. sort of the elections for presidents and for parliaments have been synchronized and therefore presidents have become more responsible for the actions of individual governments you don't have this kind of removed figure of a president the president is expected to be involved in day to day politics that may be incoherent with the original spirit of the fifth republic but that's the reality we have and so the

hold elections again we will continue your demonstrations to convince mr mccraw and to this of these government. the real test for macro will be how the wider public will regard his new policies and whether he's managed to bury his reputation as a president who favors the rich this little doubt that the timing is vital halfway through his presidential term and just one month until the european elections he urgently needs to rebuild trust the special buchla al-jazeera paris. hello i'm the star of the italian doha with the headlines on al-jazeera tree lanka's health ministry has revised the number of people killed in sunday's suicide attacks down by more than one hundred the prime minister says some body parts were wrongly counted and the death toll now stands at two hundred sixty sudan's military leaders say they are willing to hand over top government positions to civilians but insisted they will retain the leadership of the transitional process in the capital khartoum and tens of thousands of protesters including judges have been camping outside the military headquarters demanding civilian rule. of combat. because. it

person on the fed is necessarily be right altercation unless you have a macro economist -- david: but the federal reserve itself, mrhimself -- fed has that channel of information gathering through the local boards of the regional federal reserve banks, the 13 federal reserve banks. they have identified this is a need and that is why those people are on the board of the regional fed. but at the board of governors when you're talking about and interpreting all of the economic signals, this is very technical work. i think that's an important thing. another interesting thing i do not know the people have pointed e are atn and moor opposite ins of the spectrum. herman cain is the gold bug, we have to go back to the gold standard. cuthen moore is, we have to . they are really opposite people in terms of ideology. it's interesting -- want tou probably do buy gold. it is cause and effect. help us wrap this up when you take into effect the goldilocks world. what is your favorite trade? where do you still find value in the bond market? >> it's a struggle, to be honest. paying to 50, people very much and carry trades. from ou

how do you factor in these more idiosyncratic, but still macro, things that don't have to do with supply and demand? mrstion. that is why you don't only look at one commodity. out of 30 major commodities, 25 were falling in price. people are going to have to explain to me because i took some heat for saying we were in deflation at the end of 2018, if they don't think we were in deflation, how do they explain that 24 to 25 of the 30 major commodities were falling in price at the same time? alix: i can't argue with that. david: she's a commodity person. alix: really appreciate it. thank you for joining us. mr. moore: i hope to be on your show anytime. david: you can be very transparent right here. [laughter] , thanks very moore much. coming up, prime minister theresa may and the eu agreed to delay brexit until october 31. more on the u.k.'s long goodbye. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ agreedeurope's leaders to offer the u.k. an extension to brexit, but not the short one theresa may asked for. bloomberg'somas is brexit editor. tell us what happened and what it means. emma: we are now definitively in brexit limbo,

macro program. >> this one is for dr. gholston and mr. hollander. what is your appreciation as to a mature degree with the universality of the service. what that does, but you think that would do to the economy. i think, mr. hollander, pardon me if i've got this wrong. you talked about lessons and barriers on the path to growth to establishing some sort of universal service. what are your appreciations for 7 million americans a year would have on the current economic growth. >> good question. what would it do for the country as a whole as opposed to what it does for the individual serving? do i understand you correctly?? you can take 4 million people out of it. what it does. >> i think the most important thing it does is it brings up the level of knowledge and understanding of what goes on in the country, why each individual's social situation, economic situation, political situation is what it is, and it's, as dr. galston said, it brings the togetherness. it gets everybody in the same understanding. the opinions of others sitting right here. i'm ge