mr. mourao: europe, i have been talking with their ambassadors. more closed market. that was our exclusive interview with brazil's vice president hamilton mourao. a second crack at sony as his hedge fund builds a stake. what will the activist investor be pushing for this time? we will discuss that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: shares in sony are falling by the most in about three weeks. still seeing sony shares lower by 2.7% in the tokyo session. this after climbing early on reports that the hedge fund was building a stake. i would have made it the second time the activist investor has attempted to push for change at the company. our columnist joins us now with more. what was his beef with sony last time, what was he looking to change? that he hador issue 5, 6 years ago was essentially the way it was using the business. they were not getting much out of the entertainment business. sony makes electronics but people forget that they do have movies, tv, and a music business. dan lowe was pushing for them to spin off an -- 20% or0 percent 30% of t

mourao says pension reform will be concluded by august. the vice president spoke with me exclusively in washington. thist's first speak about question about majority in congress. i think mrbolsonaro, i know for sure that because of the action he has taken, he has to seek transitory majorities for every moment that we need to pass something in congress. i call these politics with a big p because he is calling people to be with us and with our program, with our ideas. instance, he, for met a lot of the president's from political parties, today meeting with other ones. all of them when they came out of the meeting, they said we are not supporting the government, but we are supporting the pension system reform. so we are working inside congress. for now, it is in the justice and constitution committee, i think will be voted next week. opinion, late july, beginning of august, this will be approved. shery: how much change can you except in the original plan of pension reform? >> it is not a question of acceptance. the congress is free to do their job. ok, they represent the people who elected them. they have their looks of what is happening. whole, for brazil as a it would be