today at five: labour suspends a member of its ruling national executive committee, peter willsman, over allegations of antisemitism. jewish groups and some senior labour figures are calling for peter willsman to be immediately expelled from the labour party, after he is recorded making anti—semitic remarks. one of those mps calling for his expulsion in a few minutes. the other main stories on bbc news at 5. business lobby group the cbi warns conservative leadership candidates that a no—deal brexit would cause "severe" damage to british business. president trump says he'll impose a 5% tariff on all goods coming to the united states from mexico unless the country does more to stop illegal immigration. the reds have arrived — liverpool touch down in madrid ahead of tomorrow night's champions league final showdown with spurs. thousands of fans are arriving for what is the first of all england championing spinal in more than a decade. and at 5:45pm, the film review. i'm joined by jason solomons as he tells us about this weeks releases including ma. he'll also share his best out and best film

labour suspends a member of its ruling national executive committee, peter willsman, after he's recorded suggesting that the israeli embassy was behind the party's anti—semitism fow. british retailer sir philip green is charged in the us with four counts of assault relating to allegations of inappropriate touching. and there's excitement in madrid as liverpool and spurs fans arrive ahead of tomorrow night's champions league final. and at half past 11 we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers including president trump's interview with the sun in which he lends his support to boris johnson. good evening. president trump has announced new taxes on all goods coming from mexico, demanding that illegal immigration from mexico into the us is dealt with. the president warned that a 5% tariff will be imposed and will rise gradually, starting in 10 days‘ time. imported goods set to be affected include vehicles, computers, and oil, as well as fresh produce. trade between the two countries is worth around $150 billion dollars annually. when president trump took office, just over 30,000 people w

labour suspends a member of its ruling national executive committee, peter willsman, after he's recorded suggesting that the israeli embassy was behind the party's anti—semitism row. it is almost certain that who is behind all of this. almost certainly it was the israeli and the sea. almost certainly it was the israeli and the sea. the london bridge attackers a lawyer for the victims families tells the inquests there had been opportunities galore to spot what they were planning. president trump says he'll impose a five percent tariff on all goods coming to the united states from mexico unless the country does more to stop illegal immigration. and there's excitement in madrid as liverpool and spurs fans arrive ahead of tomorrow night's champions league final. iamjoined by i am joined by jason i am joined byjason sullivans as he ta kes i am joined byjason sullivans as he takes us through the latest cinema releases such as godzilla king of monsters, sunset. you also reveal the best film. hello, good evening and welcome to bbc news. the retail billionaire, sir philip green, has been charged

peter willsman, who sits on labour's national executive committee, has been suspended from the party itism. a little earlier, my colleague anita mcveigh spoke to mike katz, the national chair ofjewish labour, and asked him for his reaction. when the jewish labour movement said that the party's problem with anti—semitism was institutionalised, this is exactly what we meant. i mean, there are two things here. firstly, pete willsman isn't some random member somewhere, he is a member of the party's ruling body, the national executive committee, and he is also involved in the clpd, which is a far left faction, which is for years has sought control within the party and worked with the left of the party. very clearly, he is an important major player. the second point here is that he has form. last summer, when the nec was debating the adoption of the internationally accepted ihra definition of anti—semitism, pete willsman went on an extraordinary rant, which was exposed, about how the 68 rabbis that had written into the nec asking them to adopt this definition were all trump supporting, a te

labour suspends a member of its ruling national executive committee, peter willsman, after he recorded suggesting the israeli embassy was behind the pa rty‘s israeli embassy was behind the party's anti—semitism row. the london bridge attackers, a lawyer for the victims‘ families tells the inquest there had been opportunities galore to spot what they were planning. president trump says he‘ll impose a 5% tariff on all goods coming to the united states from mexico unless the country does more to stop illegal immigration. and there is excitement in madrid as liverpool and spurs fans arrived ahead of tomorrow night‘s champions league final. we will have an extended interview with the liverpool managerjurgen klopp. and our news watch, did the bbc‘s reporting on the european elections get the balance right between the success get the balance right between the success of the brexit party and that of parties supporting remain? join us of parties supporting remain? join us at 7:45pm on bbc news. we are going to start this hour with some breaking news coming into us from america. sir philip green

labour suspends a member of the willing national executive committee.ve been lots of opportunities to spot what they were planning. president trump says he will impose a 5% tariff on all goods coming into the united states from mexico unless the country does more to stop illegal immigration. and as excitement in madrid as liverpool and spurs fans arrive ahead at small nights champions league final showdown.

the national executive committee is the governing body of the labour party and peter willsman sits uponrst time he has infuriated some within his party and deeply upset many jewish people. in july, his party and deeply upset many jewish people. injuly, there was a recording taken at a national executive committee meeting, in which he talked aboutjewish trump fanatics being behind accusations of anti—semitism in the labour party. now this is relating from january between him and an israeli reporter. it was published this morning the labour party has said he has been suspended pending investigation, but this lunchtime, three organisations are all saying it doesn't go far enough and that he should be expeued enough and that he should be expelled from the party not merely suspended. the chair of jewish labour has said that, the british board of deputies of britishjewish people are saying the same thing and the campaign group labour gains anti—semitism is striking in their reaction saying suspension is inadequate, inappropriate and insulting and once again, british jewish people have been ra

and we are waiting to see what they have said and what the reaction of the national executive committees. that will await the outcome of the election. it's one of those things to watch for as to whether the president is able to get the national executive committee to take the recommendations and implement them. he will unlikely be able to implement the integrity commission's recommendations if they are to see those 20 people fall off the list and be taken off the list. if he is strong i think you will see those people face the music as the integrity commission has recommended to the extent that's what they've done. guy: great to see you. thanks to colin korman, goldman sachs head of sub-saharan africa . vonnie: the latest from paris, where french police are clashing with protesters. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: french police have been withes in -- clashing protesters today. why today on a non-workday? >> for the first time, the unions, the red vests have joined the yellow vests that have been paralyzing france every weekend for the past six months. it seems like tensions are growing tow

peter willsman, who's a member of the party's national executive committee, allegedly claimed that theehind the allegations, and was trying to underminejeremy corbyn. labour says it takes all complaints of anti—semitism seriously. our political correspondent chris mason reports. peter willsman sits around an important table in politics, with a seat on labour's national executive committee. politically, he's on the left of labour. the same wing as the leader, jeremy corbyn. this is the moment injanuary he was recorded at a meeting with an american israeli author. one of these things about anti—semitism is that they're using that to whip people up. they use anything, any lies. it's all total lies, theyjust whip it up. you know, i imagine, i tell you this off the record, it's almost certain who is behind all this anti—semitism againstjeremy. almost certainly it was the israeli embassy. peter willsman has been a labour activist for decades. peter willsman, canterbury clp. here he is in the ‘70s... so don't let's have any of this hanky—panky. ..the ‘80s... there's hundreds of ordinary deleg

they think that peter willsman should be dismissed from the national executive committee, and of courseged of mr willsman, and as you say it is from january when he met with an american israeli author. let's have a listen to what he said. we have contacted mr willsman today, but he did pop up in the news last year after a recording emerged when he said he had never seen anti—semitism in the party and suggested thatjewish truck fanatics we re suggested thatjewish truck fanatics were behind the accusations. we did also hit earlier today from the labour party, they say the labour party ta kes labour party, they say the labour party takes all complaint of anti—semitism extremely seriously, it is committed to challenging and campaigning against it in all its forms. after that comment it then emerged that mr willsman had been suspended pending an investigation, but as i say, a number ofjewish groups and labourmps but as i say, a number ofjewish groups and labour mp5 as well want the party to go further and expel mr willsman. let's have a listen to mike catt from the jewish willsman. let's hav

labour suspends a member of its ruling national executive committee, peter willsman, after he recordedarty's anti—semitism row. the london bridge attackers, a lawyer for the victims‘ families tells the inquest there had been opportunities galore to spot what they were planning. president trump says he‘ll impose a 5% tariff on all goods coming to the united states from mexico unless the country does more to stop illegal immigration. and there is excitement in madrid as liverpool and spurs fans arrived ahead of tomorrow night‘s champions league final.

this is causing division within his party and his national executive committee has placated his position, it is interesting as you say, this article focuses on the labour issues and the fact that corbin is being criticised and his anger at corbin is being criticised and his angerat him. if corbin is being criticised and his anger at him. if you look at another paper, you will see how theresa may is perhaps caving in to pressure. i think of you were to take the two and combined them, it looks a clear get into a compromise, maybe being too optimistic. if both sides are being criticised, made of a well funded agreement. let's go to the telegraph. they are on the verge of caving in. should parents be stricter to cut childhood obesity? between us, we've got eight kids. teaching parents to be stricter, i thought i could be a bit more of a bad cop than a good cop. i'm sure this uppercase was up because we have so many, you almost have to have so many, you almost have to have a level of discipline. 0therwise have a level of discipline. otherwise it's too mad. it's chaos. it doesn't surprise me t

labour suspends a member of its ruling national executive committee, peter willsman, after he's recordeds anti—semitism row. it is almost certain that who is behind all of this. almost certainly it was the israeli and the sea. almost certainly it was the israeli and the sea. the london bridge attackers a lawyer for the victims families tells the inquests there had been opportunities galore to spot what they were planning. president trump says he'll impose a five percent tariff on all goods coming to the united states from mexico unless the country does

labour suspends a member of the willing national executive committee. peter was meant over allegations of anti—semitism. the london bridge attackers a lawyer for the victims families tell the inquest that there have been lots of opportunities to spot what they were planning. president trump says he will impose a 5% tariff on all goods coming into the united states from mexico unless the country does more to stop illegal immigration. and as excitement in madrid as liverpool and spurs fans arrive ahead at small nights champions league final showdown. in a few seconds, it will be time for sports but let's have a look at when s is coming up this evening i bbc news. plenty to report. —— sportsday. we have an interview with managerjurgen klopp and we will hear from both sets of fa ns and we will hear from both sets of fans ahead of the champions league final between liverpool and totte n ha m. final between liverpool and tottenham. and at 745, we have the film review with film criticjason solomon skipping his thoughts on the latest releases and at 1040, takin

labour suspends a member of its ruling national executive committee, peter willsman, after he's recordedy was behind the party's anti—semitism row. british retailer sir philip green is charged in the us with four counts of assault relating to allegations of inappropriate touching. and there's excitement in madrid as liverpool and spurs fans arrive

peter willsman sits around an important table in politics, with a seat on labour's ruling national executive committeee left of labour. the same wing as the leader, jeremy corbyn. this is the moment injanuary he was secretly recorded at a meeting with an american israeli author. one of these things about anti—semitism is that they're using that to whip people up. they use anything, any lies. it's all total lies, theyjust whip it up. you know, i imagine, i tell you this off the record, it's almost certain who is behind all this anti—semitism againstjeremy. almost certainly it was the israeli embassy. do you plan to withdraw as a candidate from the nec? it isn't the first time mr willsman has been accused of inappropriate remarks about labour and anti—semitism. last summer he was recorded claiming jewish trump fanatics were behind the allegations. but this row about anti—semitism within labour matters because it extends well beyond one man. it's provoked anger and demonstrations, and dogged the party for much ofjeremy corbyn's time as leader. today, labour said, peter willsman has been suspended from th

has been persuaded to back a second referendum, to argue for it within labour's ruling national executive committee is what the membership wants and labour should be led by its members. and looking at the daily telegraph, corbyn is under pressure over the second referendum question in particular, but also over the expulsion of alistair campbell today, and this enquiry into anti—semitism —— alastair campbell. as we were saying earlier, all the tensions involving jeremy corbyn's leadership are boiling up at the moment. we shouldn't lose sight of what a big deal the equalities and human rights commission's investigation into the labour party is. this is the uk's statutory watchdog, it's previous to go into organisations where it thinks members of minorities might be being discriminated against and looking into it and sorting it out. they have only done this for one party before, that was the bnp. this is a big problem for a party that because itself is antiracist, and has a history of antiracism, and also, the ehrc has pretty expensive powers of enforcement, they can take the labour party to court. an

labour suspends a member of its ruling national executive committee, peter willsman, after he's recordedehind the party's anti—semitism row. british retailer sir philip green is charged in the us with four counts of assault relating to allegations of inappropriate touching. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are political correspondent at the telegraph, anna mikhailova and business journalist, john crowley. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the times reports that senior white house officials are laying the ground for president trump to meet boris johnson, the conservative leadership favourite, on his visit to the uk next week. the sun declares — in what it says is an exclusive — that mr trump has voiced his support for the former foreign secretary to become prime minister. the daily express say the brexit party leader nigel farage has told the paper that number 10 has blocked any meeting between him and the american leader during his visit here. the ft leads on business concerns that trump has opened a new trade war w

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the national executive committee will look at the results, as we always do, in order to find out whatf our members will have strong views about it and will be making those views clear. we need to make sure that we listen carefully, not just to what they think back to what they were told on the doorstep by voters. how receptive do you think the leadership will be to that message? jeremy is overwhelmingly a democrat andi jeremy is overwhelmingly a democrat and i am sure he will listen to the experience and learn from it. we have been told instinctively eat his very resistant to the notion of another referendum patch he is instinctively a democrat and he appreciates we are a long way away from the original referendum which was an in—out referendum. from the original referendum which was an in-out referendum. three yea rs was an in-out referendum. three years on, much has been learned and we will not allow a no—deal brexit ora we will not allow a no—deal brexit or a bad tory brexit to go ahead and we will put it to a referendum and we will put it to a referendum and we need to be clear ab

was a lawyer person's covers national security a few blocks from the post, and in his conference room, he had amy deasy executive director of the democratic national committeeshawn henry then the president of the major cybersecurity forensics firm, and one who cofounder also a major cyberexpert. and they proceeded to quack me through an incredible tail of how they discovered that russian government spies, hackers had opinion penetrated network of the dnc months earlier, and, in fact, there were two competing russian spy agencies that both hacked dnc and a had had gotten hold of the entire trove for instance of this one spy agency data of the trump on decision research so become to point in time in june this was a huge story, you know another breaking at dnc only this time through cybermean. but we thought it was it traditional espionage that russians were after information about next potential president of the united states be hillary clinton or bernie sanders who democrat -- and no thought that, you know, that it was going to be anything but that. and then about a month later in july 22nd, wikileaks dumps 22,000dnce notes out on to internet and instantly i

office and a lawyer that covers national security a few blocks from the post, and his conference room, he had the executive director of the democratic national committeehe president of crown strike, major cybersecurity forensics firm and the cofounder of crown strike and also a major cyber expert.e and they proceeded to walk me through an incredible tale of how they discovered that russian government spies, hackers, had penetrated the computer networks of the d&c. just a couple of months earlier. and in fact, they were two competing russian spy agencies that both hacked the d&c and had gotten hold of the entire -- one spy agency, the trump opposition research. back at that point in time in june, this was a huge story, a break-in at the d&c only this time to cyber means. but we thought it was traditional espionage. that the russians were after information about the next potential president of the united states, hillary clinton or bernie sanders, and no thought that you know, it was going to be anything but that. and then about a month later in july 22, wikileaks dumped 22,000 d&c emails out onto the internet and instantly, i realize that this was no lo

office, a lawyer who covers national security, just a few blocks from "the post" and in his conference room he had amy, the executive director of the democratic national committeeennry, he's president of crowd strike, a major cybersecurity forensics firm, and someone who is the co-founder of crowd strike and also a major cyber expert. they proceeded to walk me through an incredible tale of how they discovered that russian government spies, hackers, had penetrated the computer networks of the d.n.c. and in fact there were two competing russian spy agencies that both hacked the d.n.c. and had gotten hold of the entire trove, for instance, of this one spy agency did, of the trump opposition research and so back at that point in time, in june, this was a huge story, another breakin at the d.n.c. only this time, it was through cyber means. but we thought it was traditional espionage, that the russians were after information about the next potential president of the united states, be it hillary clinton or bernie sanders. then about a month later on july 22, wikileaks dumps 22,000 d.n.c. emails out into the internet. instantly, i realized that this was no longer just

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national security and intelligence issues. his extensive background in the private sectors, previously serving as the chair of the advisory committee on remote-sensing and executive secretary that of the national imagery and mapping agency. additionally he served as the ceo of innovated analytics and training focusing on market trends, analysis of technologies and computing. his first director of the corporations, intelligence policy center. he received his masters degree in public policy from the university of maryland. the third witness is mr. robert cardella, easily returned after four years of service after the director national geo space. he led 15000 personnel all deployed across 15 time zones. initiated plans to leverage the commercial entities in orbit around earth. prior to that he served in various rolls in the intelligence committee. while at the office he served as a deputy director for intelligence integration. he was also the deputy director at the defense intelligence agency where he managed a bull network of 20000 personnel to aid the u.s. military. mr. cardella received a bachelors of art from cornell university and his masters from georgetown un

national security and intelligence issues. he has extensive background in both the public and private sectors, previously serving as the chair of the advisory committee. he is the executive secretary and staff director of the national imagery and met the agency. additionally he served as the ceo of innovative and analytics and training. focusing on market trends and analysis. he is the first director of the corporation's intelligence policy center. he received his masters from the university of maryland. the third witness is mr. robert cordova. he recently retired after 4 years of service as the direct of gille's specialist intelligence agency. while there he led 15,000 personnel, all deployed across 15 time zones. initiated a plan to leverage the commercial energies in orbit and around the earth. higher to that he served in various roles in the intelligence committee. while at the office of direct of national intelligence, he served as the deputy director. he was also the deputy director at the defense intelligence agencies where he managed a global network of 20,000 personnel to aid the u.s. military. he received a bachelors of arts from cornell university and received

nicolas: i take my personal responsibility, my executive committee is 50% diverse in terms of gender. it is 40% diverse in terms of nationalityis 30% diverse in terms affect the origin -- ethnic origin. we need to take this as a personal responsibility. hopefully those response abilities will roll over the world and maybe it should be imposed on certain jurisdictions. guy: thank you for joining us not only on bloomberg television but also with the bloomberg equality summit. nicolas aubert, the nicholas towers -- willis towers watson head. vonnie: we are seeing an up in spite of escalation the trade war. quite a nice bounce on the s&p 500. the dow up .8%. chevron is down more than 1%. the nasdaq is higher by 1%. you can see. on bluebirdter television, an exclusive interview with facebook's -- bloomberg television, and an exclusive interview with facebook at 10:00 p.m. london time on bloomberg technology. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. guy: live from london, i'm guy johnson. markets."loomberg joining us now, etf analyst with lubricant halogen's -- bloomberg intelligence. we've been kicking ar

, he is works for trending point usa. >>> kristin clark is the present and executive director of the national alliance committee for the united states. he is graduated from harvard. we welcome all of our distinguished witnesses and thank them for participating in the hearing. if you will please rise we will begin by swearing you in. >> do you believe that your testimony is true and correct. let the record show the witnesses hans witnesses answered in the affirmative. each of your written statements will be entered in the written record. when light turns red, it signals five minutes have exexpired. you may begin. >> please let me first say thank you for your leadership and recognizing the importance of addressing the increase in hate crimes and resurgence of white supremacy. first i would like to thank my local panelists for their testimony today. such horrific crimes affect entire communities but i know they affect the families most of all eni'm so sorry for your loss. since our founding in 1913, adl's mission has been to stop the defamation of the jewish people and secure justice and fair treatment for all. we

national security. so that's ongoing right now even as the judiciary committee is stymied by this assertion of executive privilege. >> they will continue their work and there will be a vote to find bill barr in contempt probably sometime in the course of the next hour. we will of course bring that to you live. thanks to both of you. >>> a decade in the red. those words headlining a new bombshell report by the "new york times" revealing businessman extraordinaire president trump claiming losses of over a billion dollars from 1985 to 1994. $1 billion. "the times" obtained 10 years of printouts from the tax transcripts, information we know mr. trump has worked to hide from congress and from the public and after comparing the results, the "new york times" found that trump reported more money lost than nearly any other individual american taxpayer during those years. this uncovered data now giving us a new look into what many recall to be the explosive rise of the trump brand era. by the time his master of the university memoir hit bookstores in 1987, donald j. trump was already in deep financial distress ac

the authority can form an independent entity like a national committee with branches nationwide so that we can have an election not involving the executive powers namely the president the government and the constitutional council critics of the ruling military fear the election will work in its favor the army's chief of staff gave saleh sees the election as an important step to restoring stability to algeria. so a presidential election will put in them to those trying to prolong the crisis it's important to form an independent body to organize and supervise the elections. on friday protesters chanted for saleh to resign along with other leaders connected to former president bill to flicker including interior prime minister abdul qadeer have been silent protesters don't trust the interim government which took over in april after beautifully could step down 82 year old was algeria's longest serving president in power for 20 years it's been 14 weeks since protesters 1st took to the streets demanding change now they want the election perspire and. an independent monitor must have more power than just organizing an election it should be able

executive editor of "the washington post". on june 14, 2016 a member of our staff was first reported the russian government hackers have penetrated the computer network of the democratic national committee. in the lead up to the democratic national convention the public would also learn of hacks of quitting having chairman john podesta's e-mail and a similarly incendiary installation of the peter system of the dra

executive privilege to the status quo. the chairman adler and his committee forced the department of justice to break the law. well let's bring in the panel washington amy walter nationalr the politico report and tom bevins, -- tom bevan, joins us from chicago. amy contempt and the big picture and where it goes, what it means probably not a lot if you look at eric holder and others. but the president is saying executive privilege covers all of the mueller report is a good point though. i do think this issue is going to be probably hunted back into the court where it may stay for a good, long time. it is really unclear as to how long it is going to be caught up in the court of law. and it won't be the first or last time that we are going to see the congress and the -- the administration go up against each other in terms of congress, democrats in congress asking for things that the administration doesn't want to give. and we will continue to see the push and pull and unclear how it will end -- and up. voters perceive it, right where we are with voters and whether they look at the mueller report were issue of impeachment at large. they seem to have come to three conflicti

committee counsel, and a contributor to think on nbcnews.com, dean obeidallah, radio host and contributor to the daily beast, and michael hardy, executive vice president and general counsel to the national action network. let me go to you first, sophia. it seems the president is always rattled when he locks horns with house speaker nancy pelosi. is it that he's intimidated by a strong, smart woman? >> come on, reverend al. you know the answer to that question. remember during the presidential debates in 2016, he referred to secretary of state clinton as a nasty woman. he loves to denigrate women. this one's crazy, one's nasty. he's always got something to say, so absolutely president donald trump has never liked to engage with women. and we can talk about low iq, he called omarosa a dog. he's not kind to women, and we all know what he said on that entertainment tonight tape. i think that nancy pelosi is winning because she comes across as being -- it's almost like a mother to a child. you know when you mess up and your mom sends to you your room and says i'm so disappointed new and nothing hurts worse? that's how she handles him. she says she's praying for him and needs an intervention

committee, synchronizing their affords this insane. this is legislative branch again the executive branch. >> thank you congressman green, we're so divided right now. democrat promoting far left agenda bashing our president to thenation' -- nation's youth, getting paid for it, it must become months am season. >> make no mistake we're witnesses an assault o on the re of law. trish: we have so-called highlights you don't want to miss, and remember how. the left wing media absolutely loved michael wolff's first unverified book. >> i read this book. >> what does this book do to president trump base. fire and fury. >> i'm glad i read it. trish: coming up, michael wolff's new book is unraveling. we have details be but first my interview with china state tv anchor lui xin making headlines in the world tonight. after this. -we bought a house in a neighborhood with a lot of other young couples. then we noticed something...strange. oh, could you, uh, make me a burger? -poof -- you're a burger. [ laughter ] -everyone acts like their parents. -you have a tattoo. -yes. -fun. do you not work? -so, what kind of mower you got, seth? -i don't know. some kid comes over. we pay him to do it. -but it's not all bad. someone even showed us how we can

national committee cybersecurity expert, great american, great to have you with us. >> thanks, lou. lou: let's start with this story that's just now coming in. a day after president trump signed an executivet banned huawei from operating in the united states and protecting our technology, we're told that the commerce department is giving huawei a reprieve for 90 days at least. what is going on? we just had the example xi jinping implored the president to not effectively kill the company so he didn't out of the goodness of his heart, that was with another company, now the similar thing is happened with huawei. >> i worked with a lot of large technology companies, like cisco, you don't rip and replace a network out. it has to be phased over time. it probably would have been if it had been a phased order saying in first 90 days you have to replace 25% of your supply chain and then 50. people have to keep up their networks up and running. there's no way they can do a hard cut in one day, could move to a completely different system. there's lag time. there's ordering -- lou: it was my impression that the order banned the purchase or contracting of huawei products from the moment of the order.

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