mr. trudeau stood by his choice of words. take a listen. >> fidel castro had a deep and lasting impact on the cuban people. it -- he certainly was a polarizing figure and there certainly were significant concerns around human rights. that's something that i'm open about and that i've highlighted but on the passing of his deng i expressed a statement that highlighted the deep connection between the people of canada and the people of cuba -- >> that is one stark difference between the relationship with the united states and cuba, canada did have a better relationship, but mr. trudeau holding firm on his response. >> we'll seeing a real mixed response across the globe. >> and we're hearing from cuban celebrities since he died. >> it's up to the people of cuba to honor the leaders ideals going forward. >> i'm really sad about the loss, very sad. but this is the reality of being born and dying. we would have liked to have him for longer but that's not what happened. it was his time and it's a tough loss. very, very tough. >> trans

mr. trudeau might see is the nicest hospital on the island that is there for foreigners, but the ones that the cubans who lived there are not getting the services that they need, and a lot of it is because cuba's now using doctors as money. and they send them and they export them and get money back from other countries that are able to use them. it is a great program for the cuban government economy. >> in terms of anticipating this moment, the miami herald media company sent a plan of action about 20 years ago for castro's death, including the special edition posters we saw yesterday, special report in today's miami herald, was there anything while waiting for so long while this moment that surprised you? >> oh, boy. i mean, i'm a little surprised that the -- in a way people are saying, oh, you know, there is a lot of fek folks on the street not compared to like you mentioned yourself ten years ago when he first got ill. that was huge. or when the elian controversy, the city was just full of, you know -- people all over. so it is a little more contained. and i think, you know, there is re

mr. trudeau praised castro as a -- quote -- larger than life leader who served his people for almost half a century, and a -- quote -- legendary revolutionary orator who -- quote -- made significant improvements in the education and health care on his island nation. tell that to the people in the prisons. tell that to the people who have been tortured and murdered by fidel castro. mr. obama likewise offered his -- quote -- condolences to the cuban people and blandly suggested that history will record and judge the enormous impact of this singular figure. now he added we can -- quote -- look to the future. what is it about young leftists? what is it about young socialists, that they idolize communist dictators who torture and murder people? fidel castro and che go -- guevara and all of their goons are not the sexy revolutionaries in college dorm rooms on posters that make leftists go all tingly inside. they were brutal monsters, and we should always remember their victims. earlier this week, i publicly called that no united states official should attend castro's funeral until and unless hi

mr. justin trudeau.wave of minority support helped justin trudeau to power a year ago. election data says a surge of latino voters in the u.s. is backing the democrat party. , mark bunting joins us. explain to us what type of hispanic vote that justin he won it., and how labor forcesed the survey to get a much clearer picture as to who voted for just a drill last year during the election. we knew that his voters were mostly younger, pro trade, pro-immigration. many of them identify themselves as feminist. however, based on the labor force survey, what they're are saying now is that recent immigrants, indigenous people and millennials really helped to sweep mr. trudeau and the liberals in the power. for example, recent immigrants in terms of their voter turnout, it jumped 14% from the 2011 election to about 70% total overall. immigrant turnout for the vote last year with 76%, indigenous peoples, 15% more of people from that group. and trudeau really courted minorities, and part of his campaign was to brin

mr. trudeau saying you should have an infrastructure bank of about $200 billion and much of that will be40 billion coming from the federal government. will we hear about more spending? it has been hinted that they will probably not add more spending. if the economy is weaker, they get less revenue coming in through taxes and if they start spending on top of that, maybe the deficit gets out of control or is not manageable. that's the key thing to watch for today. david: we will be watching that at 3:30 p.m. east coast time. allocationsasset will join the team later today on why cash has become king again at 4:00 p.m. eastern time. in vegas, what happens does not necessarily stay in vegas, that story is coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is bloomberg markets. macauhighrollers are in so they are looking to las vegas for inspiration. >> if you remember las vegas in the 90's, steve win was knocking it out of the park with projects. we are now seeing a similar thing in macau. wheel builtrris into the side of a casino or replica of the eiffel tower or even synchronized fountains.

mr. trudeau's comments. good morning. caller: good morning. thanks for having me. host: what is your reaction? as they are so-- up in the air. they are not really thinking that i believe that putin had something to do with the election some kind of way. in our system and nobody paid attention. i have been watching from early thisntil late morning. the way the vote kept dropping. why is donald trump -- nobody asked him this question, why is donald trump having such a relationship with putin? somethingtell them about putin. putin do not like america. donald trump is weak when it comes down to putin. and nobody is paying this attention. i watched your programs this morning. putin called and congratulated donald trump. why is this? before we know it, putin will be selling america away from america giving to pull we putin will have so much control with us that when we realize what don happened, we will be sorry. host: we hear your points on russia. as a woman, were you excited about the possibility of the first female president? excited. was so so many other people. bea

prime minister trudeau talked to mr. trump this morning congratulating him on a successful campaign. let's begin the relationship. and firefighters today gave trump force one as it's become to be known water absolute aabsolute salute. this is something they do to honor people, including foreign dignitaries and retiring military leaders. quite a moment on the tarmac today when that happened. and sneakers are getting political. shoe brand new bound sparked a backlash after a spokesperson told the reporter the obama administration turned a deaf ear to us and frank whether i president-elect trump we feel things are going to move in the right direction. so there is that from new bound. boston based company has long been against the transpacific partnership known as tpp. some have decided to burn new balance shoes in protest. nearly every single pollster was wrong about tuesday's results with a couple of small exceptions. we're going to talk to one guest who is coming up who says that they weren't as wrong as everybody thinks.

cuba's president, larger than life leader who served his people for almost half a century trudeau continued, mrstro made significant improvements to the education and health care systems of island nation. trudeau was criticized heavily for that. yesterday he clarified that he meant to recognize a former head of state that canada has ties to and not to overlook castro's history of human rights abuses. meanwhile u.s. airlines are launching commercial flights to havana this morning. timing is everything. just in time for the start of castro's funeral service. one-hour american airlines flights, followed by flights from united, jet blue, delta spirit, frontier, alaska and southwest airlines. plus, in your headlines there's this. >> first we have to go through a whole ocean of bad. cacamora. >> caca what? they're kind of cute. [laughter] cheryl: disney moana come stating the box office this weekend. moana made more than 80 million over five days including thanks giving and black friday. frozen, remember, this is another disney -- disknow knows how to do this guy, frozen ranked $94 million. >> we hav

trudeau said quote. while the controversy figure both mr.o's supporters and detractors recognized history dedication and love for the cuban people who had a deep and loving affection for he will commandante. that does not include the 7,000 executed by castro. i'm not sure if their families have a deep and lasting affection tore el commandante. prime minister trudeau needs to up his game a bit. it's getting embarrassing. here in the u.s.a. here is what jesse jackson said quote. while he denied many political freedoms he at the same time did establish many economic freedoms, e.g., education and healthcare. many economic freedoms, reverend jackson? the average wage in cuba is $20 a month. a month. mos of the population lives in duquesne shacks without air conditions and modern conveniences. economic freedom? what a joke. you want to look for sanity on the issue you have got to go to bernie sanders of all people. >> you are right it is a dictatorship. they do have a decent healthcare system. and the decent educational system. a lot of people hav

mr. trump has already made four appointments to his cabinet. all four require senate to the death of longtime cuban dictator fidel castro. this includes canadian prime minister justin trudeau, who is clarifying his original remarks praising castro. fox news correspondent, kelly wright, has more from washington. trudeau says: "the fact is fidel castro had a deep and lasting impact on the cuban people." canadian prime trudeau now defending his controversial comments... in which he praised cuban dictator fidel castro following his death... calling him a "legendary revolutionary and orator." many criticized the statement... even within canada... citing castro's poor human rights record. trudeau says: "but on the passing of his death i expressed a statement that highlighted the deep connection between the people of canada and trudeau's comments... including senators marco rubio and ted cruz... both cuban americans... calling the comments disgraceful. cruz says: "you shouldn't be what barack obama and justin trudeau are doing that is honoring a communist murdering dictator. " other u-s leaders are also weighing in on the death of castro... including former democratic presidentia

trudeau. more than half the people in his cabinet are women, so i think that -- we always knew mr. trump likes white guys around, i think it would help him around if he had more diversity. >> are you surprised he hasn't had more diversity? >> i'm not terribly surprised by it. over the course of the campaign, one of the key aspects of his candidacy was to throw out political correctness and not pay heed to these considerations. it doesn't surprise me at all, particularly, seeing who was sur rounding him over the course of the campaign. was mostly older white men. do you -- we're only one pick in, in terms of actual cabinet picks, we'll see how this plays out. but i think mr. gergen raised a key point about loyalists, donald trump likes people who are loyal to him, and he has a fairly limited pool of folks who he can draw from, who he knows has been loyal since the beginning. >> he's looking at executive actions on trade, on energy, on regulations, but on immigration, he never mentioned building a wall. he never mentioned obama care, what do you make of this message? >> well, i think

trudeau whose father was also a prime minister who praised fidel. here's what he said. he called fidel, while a controversial figure, both mr.tro's supporters and destracktores recognized his tremendous dedication and love for the cuban people. melissa: oh, my gosh. david: who had a deep and lasting affection for el commandant. love for the cuban people as he was shooting them in the head. >> justin trudeau has the intellectual heft of cotton candy. his statement, just stunning statement, right after castro's death before he tried to walk it back, making castro sound like mother teresa with a beard was exemplary how the left reacts to any bloody, murderous dictator who learns how to say, justice for the people, anti-imperialism and a few other catch words. i mean castro was brutal, i'm old enough to remember being a kid when americans first thought castro might be great because battista regime was corrupt and mob and sold little kids castro caps with fake beards. >> right. >> we learned very quickly that he was murderous. he and raul castro, his brother, che guevara who the left -- david: both che and raul, used to take peop

mr. castro. >> there's a background there. his father, pierre elliott trudeau met him during a visit there.lasted until the elder trudeau's death. castro was an honorary pallbearer at his funeral. >> he's a big lefty in canada. the left likes to line -- they love to point to education, literacy and health care. you can teach them when to read the same book over and over again or a series of ten books to force an ideology, and then health care system, news flash, very mixed in what people receive. if you're wealthy and connected, you get good health care in cuba. if you're not -- >> castro's long time bodyguard was saying that fidel had like 20 different luxury properties throughout cuba and the caribbean, meanwhile people were starving, food was rationed. he was a dictator. i get that the prime minister's father was friends with him. but great revolutionary and orator. twitter blew up. >> a lot of people on twitter are writing similarly positive eulogies for hitler, darth vader. >> stalin was a remarkable figure and a one of the father innovators of the strict form of diet better known as s

you did have justin trudeau of canada, the prime minister of canada, tweet a positive encomb yum to fidel castro. people are supposed to be world leaders are tweeting. he said both mr. castro's supporters and detractors recognized his tremendous dedication and love for the cuban people. now the president of south africa on the death of fidel castro, president castro identified with our struggle against apartheid. he inspired the cuban people to join us in our own struggle against apartheid. that actually became an issue in miami after nelson mandela was freed. he was dissed in miami. there's a big difference with how the world is reacting. >> one of the things we have to delve into is why do so many black people like fidel castro. one of the things i found is what's consistent in communist states, even though they don't live up to equality, there are some positive results. if you look at russia for example where i studied, we have records going back to 1921 where communist leaders were conceiving ways in which they would fight what they would call counter imperialist states, america, so what they saw as an opportunity to take advantage of imperialism that was suppr

mr. trump on twowhen thomas saying campaigns targeted very much at the middle class and in a way, a come-from-behind victory. justin trudeau of a trump victory one way or the other. time now for the bloomberg business flash and a look at the biggest stories in the news. shares of wells fargo coming -- climbing after donald trump's win. investors bet a trump presidency will mean less regulation and sideline critics like elizabeth war massachusetts. wells fargo is up 11% since trump's the great comet dust today rally in seven years. vonnie: deutsche bank is expecting mergers and acquisitions to pick up next year after a subdued 2016. the banks regional head says deals and ipos will add to accelerating debt sales. he says rising borrowing costs and slower growth will encourage private sector polarization and fundraising. says themes bullard election of donald trump has caught people by surprise but is not roiling markets excessively. he says it could break the gridlock in washington. he made his mark's today in st. louis. bombardier is reporting a narrower than expected loss. this is the maker of c-series jetliners. they have

obama and prime minister trudeau met back in march in washington, and they agree to a program whereby methane emissions in the oil and gas sector would be reduced over time by 45%. mry not want to adhere to that. also, president-elect trump has said that he would like to see transcanada come back to the table with an application for the keystone pipeline. regulationsg to cut for oil and gas companies. one person at a think tank says, as far as energy, he thinks trump is a bit of a black box come you don't know what you are going to get right now. mike: we seem to find that on a lot of issues at the moment. mark bunting, thank you. it does not look like we will need to go very far to see how far trade will affect the u.s. vonnie: that is for sure. coming up, we will look at how a truck residency will affect the federal reserve -- trump presidency will affect the federal reserve and monetary policy. this is bloomberg. ♪ mike: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm mike mckee. vonnie: i'm vonnie quinn. mike: the fed's path to raising interest rates does not look as smooth as it did. president-elect donald trump has plans to overturn international trade deals and build a wal