mr. harrison. >> the budget question is important. simply creating a space force does not add more money for military space capabilities. what you would be doing is carving out the existing organizations and their people and resources and infrastructure and budget. all these organizations that are working on space issues for the military and moving them under a unified in chain of command. now you would be adding some overhead, and headquarters staff to that. there would be some additional expense there. that would be relatively small compared to the $10 billion a year that we currently spend unclassified on our military space. it would just be reorganizing where the money is spent within the org chart not adding a new $10 billion. >> active military if you want to give your thoughts on this too, it is 202-748-8003. >> i want to ask a question about why doesn't someone do a bus tour. i want to ask why someone doesn't door -- do a bus tour of each administration in each state. appreciate the call. not the topic we are addressing right

mrs. harrison and i think this is the best thing you've ever done, 'the wine show.'" >> seth: your motherales. >> yes. >> seth: you have a son sam almost two. >> i do. >> seth: and when keri was here, she was saying that you are speaking welsh to your son and trying to teach him welsh. >> i am. i am eirely. >> s dspea exclusively welsh to him? >> exclusively welsh, yeah. >> seth: and how is he doing? is he picking it up? you ow, he has this smattering of wally just going --, i tell keri he's speaking welsh fluently. [ laughter ] thas wel. she has no idea. >> seth: and obviously since you're t oy person in his life speaking welsh. >> yeah. >> seth: is his accent not great or is two torly toell? >> it's a little early. there's a little bit of everything in there. it gets -- >> seth: yeah. >> you know, it gets mixed around. >> seth: and finally i know you can't say much. i think we got five more episodes of "the americans" and that's it. >> three. >> seth: three? >> yes. >> s othe st shows -- >> oh, sorry, five. you are right. [ laughter ] >> seth: that would be a really exciting finale whic

mr. harrison put in -- the electric lights came in during his tenure, but he refused to touch them. for fear of being electrocuted. he had the servants do it for him. very presidential. and what i like about that, of course, is it turns out to be my wife's ancestor. so we have our presidential friends over here, i have one more in the family, my wife is descended from the harrison's. presidents, like anybody else, they want to take care of their homes, no i don't completely, i will look at something and think i can't fix that, i can't do for that, i will leave it until it gets bigger and worse. things like that happened at the white house, presidents budgets cannot cover all of the stuff, and i begin to look at my own grandparents home. and you will notice at the truman home in independence, missouri, rather than replace the linoleum, grandpa just got out a hammer and some tax and knocked it back down. that is the way it is today. another example, this door look so fine, it is in my great- grandmother upstairs bedroom, and the door looks just dandy but it is missing to blocks that w

the french might push back harder.francine: thank you so mr joining us. rupert harrisonand john norman of jpmorgan are staying with us. coming up, the eurasia group analyst after 7:30 a.m. in new york. we also speak to adam posen a little bit before that. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ tom, let's check in on what is trending ahead of the big summit. the threeore about economic bells on the peninsula. the united states and china could need a new framework altogether. and trade in different ways. president trump and the allies are set for a showdown. on top of the pile, there could be a big merger in the banking space. a terrific briefing a short while ago. tom: yes. right now, let's look at a strong dollar. jpmorgan, who thinks about this all day, 24/7. trump strong dollar a strong dollar? >> not at all. this has nothing to do with the president. it has to do with fed policy and performance of other banks. another a couple 8%, but it has nothing to do with the latest weeks. tom: there was a lot of talk into the tread follies. what do the people who link the dollar to the trade ba

mr. weinstein has denied these allegations, that's where we are >> dramatic images from scranton, pennsylvania, showing the final implosion of the historic 100-year-old bridge the harrison avenue bridge had connected south scranton to the city's hill section since the early 1920s. >> andto made in detroit but not in a good way. yankees slugger aaron judge struck out eight times in nine at-bats during a doubleheader yesterday, setting a major league record for whiffs in a single day there you go that's the news update this hour scotty, i'll send it back to you. that's a bad day >> eight times in one day. >> it's a record >> a great analogy to investing, if you're always swinging for home runs, be prepared for some big drops. >> there you go. >> aaron judge gets a free pass. >> if you'ra power hitter, you're going to strike out 300 times a season >> i hope that doesn't get in his head that's a record and in the books he's got to hope for another guy to go nine >> thank you, sue. >> you got it. >> seema mody has a market flash fous >> i want to point your attention to the euro, which is spiking. session highs. two factors, the ecb is set to use its next policy meeting on j

mr. zuckerberg, and his own feeling about personal privacy, and where he would draw the line. we know of course from what senator harrison said, and life experience, the last hotel i stayed in is probably a matter of some record with my name attached to it, somewhere, who knows? but privacy is a critical issue here, and the right of facebook or any entity to use my formation without myex provision, i think is over the line. i said to senator cornyn, my friend, earlier, when he said he thought consumers were aware when information was being gathered on him, but i'm sure he's wrong. we have now put a little piece of electric tape on the camera on my laptop. most people do now, because they are being watched, and they may not know it. >>> there are two other issues here, and one of them relates to mr. alexander nix, a british national, is that correct?>> yes. >> he was clearly involved in some of the campaign activities of cambridge analytica? >> he was the ceo of the company, so he was the point person for all the clients. and he often made the presentations and recommendations to those clients. >> the federal election com